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GUARDIAN

J Office: in Montague, Cepf. VI. A- .lohmiane J,

Manner: and ln Sourll. llorley S- Acorn. lanmer.

The death occured at Sydney laat`

. .Morley B. Acorn, has been ap-

\X‘ I T , I week of James Penny, aged 65, a pointed manager 0! um 30"".

- natilve ofmM:rri;)y l-li';]rtbor.h The Ire; branch elndrtvgll be plieasedbto I-etolefve

_ ma ns w e roug ome o ews, n ve ug an su scrp ons

= _ I/ interment. lor the "Kings County Guardian."

- I _ *TTT *_`“"" _"i`°°°“.“ ...By a telephone message received ` --1--_mi

._ _ Avltimerick, _The Prize _

l ' List _ ' ' '

last evening it is learned that the

the llre started from the stovs£h_'l`h3

which fanned by the heavy W2!! rose to great height. The loss o;tl\e school is quite heavy as it has been recently shingled and had new desks and seats tbie winter There was no

A °”."__'_-T""°° “‘°“““" '-‘L‘“°""U” T” E322 IT lllll_ BUST Tl]

P” The, “°.;‘..':::‘.‘.'.,:*:..:i'.j_.E,_ mm mf MMM

____________________ insurance. ` Q Talk of Removing the -Hulk

eg, J ~",_-, _

_ James Paton \\'lio llus (,‘i‘ussed The i\rlniiti<'_ Niiisty Times

'The siegebf- i.im¢ri‘¢i<‘uiii: :'¢i¢iir'i1i.;"en<i me Job Of Mlendlns to the let- ed event of Irish and English history ,“`1`_s made ‘T l°t‘ °f W°(’k° l was not prosecuted with one half thel (’°“l“‘"5 _‘?“'° 9"’ °T all the papers energy.~thai1"cbar§cterizeil the Limer-l°*}““f-_ l’°"“T_’l: ‘“_r_°a`uy The Guap ick 'contest promoted by Paton &‘d;“"v:hi‘3f"TYjigtlferT°€ll:;dSm§jol;_‘;g;“liv‘;:;' C.~_ftb'o,‘<li' t” - ,,ocb,,(i,1,`Si:;, §;y_T:35,lB§“ch came 0 cut-till at lastthere-was si large

The m_i'ZeS'-“_c,.e vahmb`le and suit basket full of them, and a couple of

'baskets 'of envelopes, the postmarks

able articles of furniture as already; _ _ announced through the medium of vslmwlng .thft every posggmcgdm Eg:

_ _ Province nas represent , a q

'I`he__Gun_id\an adveitising columns. _H number denoting the met that the rgheéle wcw_ttef‘_ p?7‘t'“`!S LE) h°bf‘2'“[r,de‘§ ‘ fmrle of Paton & C0., had been car- lo ie v-gi elrs or ku: ell '-5 1"" fried dai' abroad to other lands by “ms Or "3 ““°‘l°,~ _ _ ‘the circulation of The Guardian and To capture the prizes come lines in its c0ntemp0m,.ies_

ri solid pl\alanx~flrst in rnnki~'., theni prjmnriiy the firm Bay that the lf 39°l~‘°‘l>`- If“f0l` they l“`l`1"°“ lnicompctitioii was instituted for the

_ divers ways _in troops, compM\l€'S~ purpose of letting the public know

battalions, brigades, till ut the close time Putuu & (}0_ were in the ful-ni. of the contest over three tliousand_\_u,-e ¢_,»,,,1e_ Judging by the Pyle of had advanced to the attack. llimericks received lt may be safely

Tile rewiirds went to the best ten i ussumeil that u very large po;-tion

und a job it was to decide. Out of _of the public are now aware of that the whole offering, lioivever, ii lni‘gc:fuct, and also it may be assumed number of the best were picked aiul;tliiitl’aton & `Co_ are aware of the from them the following seli-4-tirrii _places of residence of a large num- was made by* the editor of The ibur of that public. Guardian, to whom the lines only: There is to be another Limerick were submitted and who had no pos- l'l>lll0Sl hy' llllfl lifm- It will no

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Spring is here again. April was

,and Burying the Dead

_ in Her

WASHINGTON, March 31-Secre-

tary Metcalf transmitted to the house yesterday his answer to its re- solution asking for ull letters and

ushered in yesterday and last even- untn nn to the cost uf und gneiegul ing. With H lifalld Mllllllefy 0l>BDlIllZ. status under which Congress may ex- at S. A. Macl)onald’s new Dry Goodslereigg immediate or future uutiun for Store. the removal of the wreck of the Uni-

. The event would be imrveelble to ted states battleship iunine, and pro-

. ff’ »-rxfully describe, at the short time at vide burial fur the umm uuw lying in

wrltei~'s dis osal To ive an the hulk in the harbor of Havana

_Bl»Y199'B¥ld llatfeffls. if Wvllld bB |100- documents going buick to the time lcessary to visit it in person, and the Maine was blown up. He explain- only those who were there yesterday_ed that n contract was entered into ‘afternoon and evening celllfl fully ep-|in February, lass, with the Merritt preciute the excellent showing of new|& Chapman Derrick Company nun and fashionable Millinery which waslthe Boston Tow Boat Company for made. But suffice it to say, that the-raising the vessel which f:antr_u~t was new Millinery store has measured uplterminnted April Z, 1808. fully to the high standard required The cost of the operations was a- in its showing of new Spring Miillri- bout $1,100 per day. In all $50,039 cry. was expended. The contra.-t provided

Miss West, who is the capable head that _if the hulk was raised the con-

Ol this d¢DHFtII.l8lll'-. has once more tractors were to receive an addition- demonstrated beyond a doubt, her al sum of $100,000. ability as designer of fashionable The ‘total number of bodies recov- head-wear, and gives her an enviable ered was 188, leaving sixty-three un- reputation as master of the Millin- found, Regarding the legal status of ery Art. ` the work, the secretary said that ‘the

From early noon till the town department of state and the navy clock pealed forth ten the store was department concurred in the conclu- thfvllgell with 185169 l1l0Sl1 BIlXl0l1Blsion that inasmuch as the work lies to see the newest creations from,in n harbor of Cuba, it would be ad.

Paris and New York, and needless tolvlsahle, in order to obtain a valid say their curiosity was fully gratifi-_and effective disposition of it, that ed. ithe matter be- settled-by a conven-

Among the new novelties displayedltion with Cuba, which could be sub- the shades and colors which came in mitted to the senate for its concurs. for the most comment are the Cin- rence.

namon, Brown, and Old Rose shade f being very much in demand and spotl __ _____- _ ,

'.7-110 P » Z ~ .

l_§llllea»of the extensive variety of the The secretary forwarded a mass ofi `

AGHE

Ie the bane of su many llvcs that hrrn ls when

malaga ourlgrcni. boast. Onrpllls cum it while

ire o nr. Carlcr’s Little Liver Pills are very small and ‘":°rr“""i"i'°"‘“r’1°°°”-

‘ F' v vcffi- u » n iiiu o no gr or

$513.5 git by their °gentlo :.ci.lon.pleaee llrsvhe

HAITI! IDIGIHI I0.. NIW Illll.

;ll\_&._lP;2llP“°- MW

- -‘.1._@p’s%.1-

is a “bread flour" and a “pastry flour.” As good

,, for one as for the othe:»-- » _ and THE BEST for .

both. _ ‘

Beaver Flour is a blend of _ fl

*.1-, _ 2.;-

*__

` z chime niivnim ‘

_ lmimbe Bprinl Wheat

il It contains just tl-» 'E531 proportion of each lo R ; make the whitest inosl ._ iiunétious Bread - und

_ the lightest, testis! ‘ Cake, Pies and Pastry.

‘ Insist on having Beaver _

Flour.

ITM

0 ,,4 L anim-mm fer

Idhlnndlkildld

.1 Feeds, Doane 0|-alps

mecun\u'.n.'i-.yi.1r ~ lb.Ih|¢ed,f3ha&bAl, ll* ' e1

si as,

ted nets, Malines, and Uhilfous. The , _ ` _ Thistle Braid for the manufacture of /§."‘~\" ` ' '

_ _ 1- 'if

hats is much worn. Russian 'Turban .fa._."` ' V ' '»` 1 .4 if Hats with bee hive crown is one of he / A

the leading models. The Sugar loaf Crown with Goffered Criminal Braid //-_ w .

is used a great deal, and the Merry ,§, D N E

Widow Hat 40 ,inlches wide is like ,_/ .

the old time hoods, The greatest - T ,ff argument against the hooped skirts _ ,./. -- ~ _'js beconlng popular, a few years ago. _ . :__'St_/

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l\[()NT.~\(`iUE MARKETS.

Corrected for c\'er_v \\'edncsilay ond Saifnrilny is_~a\ie_

Hcrriiig per hlil. Cod. pi-i' qiiillial o 5.00 (lates. poi' bus. 45 Potatoes. }ic1‘,bns. _ 1 f 35 to 40 Tuniips. por bus. ` ' lil Eggs, pei' (loz. fr 10 Oaiiiieal, per cwt, $55.25

o 6.00

3? SS

sible chance of knowing by wlioiiill

they were written. Mr. i\lc(li'caily wrotez-

- V March 31, 1008. Messrs James Paton & Co. City. Gentlemen-Having considered the

lines submitted for competition iii your Limerick contest I beg to make- the following awnrdsz-

Flrst prize, No. 207-"And his

square sales all draw when ashore." John White, City.

Second Prize, No. 188---“Eiicli time

mains his sales (sails) all the more." B. C. Hardy, Union- lloail.

Third Prize, No. l‘J!'i-“And bud

many good sales in his store." Blanche Trninor,' City.

Seven other prizes ure ii\\'iii'\lod

respectively to the lines niiiiilii-_i'cd ,308___z47-. zse- 220-- iii:»~-I are -.iiiiul 48-on the list returned hercwitli. |

Respectfully _siib}iiitti>_il.

doiibt prove fully as popular as the

one just closed, and as richly re~

ward the winners. The limerick used for the contest

just completed and for which a 'tail' line had to he found was as follows:

Though versed in drygoods and fur-

niture lore,

James Paton loved water galore,

He enjoyed the ship‘s motion- V Ninety times crossed the ocean-

Hiinilrcds of competitors use samr.

thoiiglit iii wording tho following lines.

"l\'fuy hu cross many times _more" “And was wrecked on Skerryvore

shore" » -

(Mr. Paton was not one of the Dry

Goods men who were unfortunate in meeting this accident). '

-` J. "E" I3. McCi'cady. ‘l

“May he cross ninety time more”

"To bring goods for his up-to-

' - ldnte store "

The lines furnished for the remain-, _ ' ing seven prizes,` and the winnerslHl;‘£T_$1f:::_§l‘Sl£€_c_,vas wrecked on “ci” . . l "M ri _ 't -i f

“h`°'HY°t he sprmuls his sm\s~l-xml Quin llc cliligclbgeasilenylzgits

ter on shoreln-Twveliyn l'0y’l(T' (Tltyl l(l0cl hut the firm was not receiving _v5th-"May he go y tie 'unnc n "'_ ‘ _ ’_ -

score."-W.J.HowardI, North Niger. l;;}<>2;1i";~uViT;ic(i;;ll nail? ilinmiilliel evemieg:

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,.,s‘i,t:,.,,_-»T§l_TI:T|,»_31s\\T,l;§T_ t IT\;(,3,\;?i_,-'ye C,‘;Il:Tl_rofiiiiilii<l. A .~:coi'e or two enclosed a Benn _two i-cnt stuinp. hi;t;3TT‘,;`n,;'IJ'|,£Tl,e |,‘;,m,T_¥l| ,',TnTl,`e Um }ii<=ta|>li~, tgiut séery fer; aungigrp hav;e five score."-Mrs. Jean Shaw, Stan- i{_i;l<cEylJ»t\;mt\I1mAle ‘eféneclzgnn tvsmeeye hope. __‘ S ' “ " '

9th_THI hope limi go Paton uveihYlglirogijnilriifgthlllstrfgdAhave another

S202.--gtandliig I’_ut-im lils luck iis!l'llll0;‘l‘ll<Tllll Hi’ lnI;m`tri;’fB of Y_Ul`0.-l’. (.loili'i»y, (ily. _i:ioiit'.i_. _ ic l. mc ‘ t 2 K D 10

'In' every wny tliisrllmcrick contest '.\llll“-ll H1 I1 Hll' Ol W - ‘_ * t A has been n grntifyiiu: siicccss. 'l`ho| To thosc,w‘h,o were uct or.iinae in number ol cont:-suiiitii ibut immciu- ,wiuninirlu mine. the mn makes-this ntely began to lion\l»ii|'<l ilie furniture 1 mnsolntion (/ompetitinlul ofler..- i citadel as soon us the oii\ioiinr.cineiit.i _ThcY_ “"ll l>l§C0__4>|1 U e evtery; lmi was made public, eoiislitiired fi vor- ,eiick ieceived uilim! Ie eotn Bal. Bill itable surprise for l‘iiton and (.o_, consider it of cash vuue o e ex-

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ers. The Merry Widow Hat now slips into' fashion and the women folk are beginning to suffer the most inconvenience on account of itheir osad gear. Fashion has decreed this year, that no hat less than 20 inches accross to be fashionable, and exclu- sive styles measure 30 to 40 inche_t_

Feathers do not adorn the hats,

but flowers of every variety. The purple hat may boast Red Roses and the Blue one Purple Orchids so long ns the hat measures the pifoper num- ber of lnclics, and the decorations are of flowers. Mere inan did not know what sorrows were to he his when he first admired the Round Sailors that are somewhat larger than usual. No longer can he go to the chufch or social gathering and enjoy lt as before, there is bound- to be a merry Widow in Front of him, “I beg your pardon Madam your hat lsstriking mine," "I beg your par- don it ls your hat that. is interfering with ,me" will he the conversation on the streets of Charlottetown this Spring.

tent of $1.50 to the writer, if said competitor will purchase the most needed irtlcle as stated: on their lim- erick. the purchase not to he less than $10, If customers cannot visit ‘the store, send order by mail,'and \they can depend that on making purchases i'n this way, they will get the best value for their money that any house in Canada can give. Paton & Co., will pay freight to the nearest station, and lf the goods. 'are not satisfactory we will pay the freight hack. Or come to the furni- ture or carpet room, make the

purchase, then demand the llmeric{¢ and present to cashier_ who wil accept it as ,$1.50 on payment of the purchase. If over $10.

It ls needless to any the full value

of the prizes offered has been paid in two cents stamps to the Government. In the next competition thc' limericks can he handed into the store, where ailargelbox will be kept to receive them and there will be no limericks opened until the'competiti‘on closes.

Watch for the conditions of our

next liinerick_ Nearly all the competi- tors complied yyithvthe ,conditions of-

'the last.

iw-A ,,,, ...L ____ =~-l*!‘f.==-

Z 1. _ __'_., - ~ _ --

vim/case UL/P /-/EALED ai/ Zh - '- uk

‘i`»\

iiii\l.i\lll'_i

ho e and Ii:-unnii-nciul with /.aii\~l»iik, using it accori ink o

. _

.li ilil

..\ _.ii .i.i\_-,;iu..1u.i .i-ng;

. nl gov, box. il _v~'~lll-ll* ,

on m_eipi of pvuie front’ /_.ii-iiiir 1... |. mi...

'fi

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A A

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_ ._ TT: \.

T rp i f i-iiiicmir mini-nm Lmeiiii Ala. wrizm ~ Nine sm #ge » fanning

,ufulyurnigeiigggbtxzig ri;iTcTieg, caused liy e ruptured bleod.ve'uel. 1' Al time wee! on Tl get worse and my uf!-rin s were lntens:. l had ai very sore leg indeed. and had very_ einmll hope of everyleelng it healed, in fTsclT wi told by sei-ernl who hail known such sores that l should' sigfer with litfei' li c. This very iliscourliging, wo i in ‘ °' .'.‘_.‘.5...:mt‘°"z.:.*;:"ni!.°:r_.. §`.1:;;z:“..':°.*.:;i

. | ‘ /M" "uk ,,,,,,|,,_.,| |\,p pun, und sllhriugh iinppenled for some finielo bedoingliule goo , i persevered,

: TyengrlrmunsTihelwuunil became clean, ll was onlyfn mailer of lhlee my four days before my leg was healed." _l _

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3 “ * ’- Tuvoulu. '_ `|§g f

_ Freq 'Bop

_ \..\\\\.\.\.

f ‘~ #ti*‘e:ll="..=.f'-r ~_;'.-

' dleiull’

...b

was the space required by the wear _ \

.. gy ,

¢ 55 M24 E-1" “- .~.'_,=;-;-‘\ 2-.42 ‘T=~T.\ J- \‘<_r '-in 1.42*

` Y PV uf.

i... ,-,._. ._

Our corset department is now

,ec ted on the s cond floor at the ihead ofthe stair-_ iii o der to he p yoi _ieniember the place we are ‘of erlng a wonderful vc ue in nioclerii izors ts. with hose support- ers attached. the “MOORMAC C()RSh`/1"’ at seventy five cents

'Mo re & Mc cod. 4 2d3i

| V ___._ l

'Maritime Province Securities l .

|Q\1otutioiis Furnished by J. C. Mar- l\in\<\sli 8.: Co., Exchange Building.

Holifanx, N. S.

Butter, pcrlb. (dairy) 24 Butter, per lb. (<~i'eiiiiiei'y) 20 Hay, pi'<¢ssn<l $13.00 to l~l_00 Hides, poi' lb, 4 Burley. pci' bus, 60 ilrlay, pei' ton, loose $12.00 to $14.50 Beef. pei' lb. u-iiimiss) 5 to (S Pork. pci' lb. (rui'i':\.~u~) 0% to 'T Luiilb, pri' lb. (<'ni'i'usi~il if to T \Vool poi' lb. 2 (Ialfskinw per lb. 5, to 6 Apples, pei” bus. $1-00 (Jnbbuge, pei' dow.. 50 Beats, per bus. 40 Carrots. per bus, 40 Flour, Rollei' Process pei' lilo lbs, $5.00

Men Require Nerve

and Blood Tonic

ow Are vour v' cs?

The daily grind of life burns lip a

man's vitality faster than he rc- news it.

Ho -gets shaky, starts at trifles,

tosses in his sleep, is ready to dy oft the handle any minute.

The nervous mun is nervous because

his b100u/is so thin his nerves are

Briiikh North Amerimi x div Coinmerco New Br\ins\\'i<-k x div 'Nova Scotia x div =Ro_vnl Bank of Cniiatlu x dir :Union Bank of Halifax

liliscellaiieoils.

Acadia Fire Iiis\'irun<'e

Acadia Sugar, P11-feri'oil Acndiu Siignr, Ordinui'_\'

p. c. paid x div

pxtld ' x div

'Hn1if\fx¥Fh'e'-lnhrdmiico ' Nova Scotia Telephone x-div 'Pormrmoo -- ~ -"

'_ 'i Bon _

_ Aiciailia Sugoi' llialifux Eler:ti°ic Trnniivny iN. S. Steel & Coul, l"ir.~its

(lonsoliilutoil

Robb Engineering Robin-lll\\infoi'<l Stunfiold‘s_ liiinited

iiitercut.

._.~.~._

. Noon

` Mar.

gtchison upper B. lt. T. Biiltiliioro

C. P. li.

Erie

Pnni\_-_\l\-iiiilai

lil'/t\di_ii,u;

ngui

_ S . _, ‘ Sm flicrli l’m‘ifii~

` Send coupon ionl rr. ‘Q u`lT*',,| 1 , _ _

slump for n imuiple lun. .

-‘ '. » 11 ‘._~ /i.i.if<-».'Z.iii uuii cu., _ \

Qllioli |"xu~il`ii' . N Steel i

‘ L .~i`silii»-_'r'i

i""1u U T L? lo T

’ Banks Asked

~ ' llll

|Si.an1‘leld.’s, Limited. Preferred 08 .. 'St\\iifiold's, Limited. Coinmoii 25 _ _

M i0'

li).

|Novu Scotia Steel & Coal.

146 162

275 285 223 l 70

270 280 220 107

100 05 Sl() HH 40 38

.Brandi‘iiiii-Hciifleifsoii Comniuii 2.3 20 lliiwicrn Cnmidu. Su\'iiig.~\ &

Lonli ig div lll.'i

iEnstern Trust Company 50

132

. . 130

Eastern Trust Company fully

.. 115

Stl

.mn 108. 104

A .\ l0‘l 100 98

'T lofi

|01 90 “ll Till `

llll ll() ilil 90

lloiid quofntiuiia ure with i\cui'i1o1l

STOCK 0UU`lATlONS.

Ulnvv. .\lur_ :ll

so 4.5.1.' s-an iam

l0:l \_,' I 24 ‘ Nl ng lliié l‘.’.`\_',i Ililfz' us v,

Bid i starved to death. 142,'/1'

He needs Ferrozonel f Its first action ls upon digestion. , It stimulates secretion of gastric

juice, ensues perfect digestion, pre- pares the food so it can be :rt once assmilated. _

Hence the blood is nourished, is

fortified, made redder, richer.strong-

To the whole organism is imparted

ii vim, endurance and reserve of vig- or that the nervous man never kiiew before.

t t' ' f F

will m_ake you feel like new, just as it did Mr. Karl E. Newsome of Rothesay, who writes: "I owe a debt of gratitude to Ferrozone which saped my life after o severe selge of nervous prostratlon. About e year ako my health- gave out. I was in such a weak, irritable condition I could’nt work, and found that three doctors did nothing for me. My rlrugglst recommended Ferrozone the best preparation for nervous troubles, so I commenced with one tablet at-.meals. Every box of Ferro- ,zone I took did me more good than the previous. one, and it was'nt very long before I was strong enough to move around again. In three months I was completely cured. Werrozone braced up my nerves, gave mv a strong, healthy constitution. nvid is certainly n marvelous ieetorer and

tonic."-

Try Ferrnzone-sold r~very~.vh-_-re hy

druggists in 50c. boxes

Ten roses E-\gl'sh and American

mi llnety ju:-t icceivid, including nearly out i\iou°u~~d new swing mrrlnihied hats and .~ailoni nearly livelhobsnnd 'hunihes of' pietly i-ew French flowers miles of preuy

iribbons, iiiehv hm do dl oi pre tly

lbrnpniehii 'velvi ts and ~ilk1 ln eveiy It le and cflourln Th alll he

& Mel.-cod. _ 4 z.l3l

The res ora ive puvier o crro- '

zone is marvelous. In n month it

when. dw buymn 1 ' "Royal Purph

Comfort. V- “ Royal

Purple' _Shoes ue made on a variety of lasts, modelled after reel women’s feet of various ., shapes. Select the right

shape and you get a 'glove fit and footease. '

(Dear,-The pick of the enormous quantities

of leather we buy goes into "Royal Purple" Shoes,

and you get splendid wear outiof them.

, _ Jhylc.-The trim,

' shapely lines that delight

Q11, I the feminine soul make

this shoe worthy of its

'HN rFY' i name.

---'=.‘-

° For these qualities yon

\__ pay-not $6.00-but $3.50.

- i oe Ames-llold en, Llmllel,

9/ . sr. mu; al.

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For ovni Hiir A CENTURY

Canadians have lookei to Eddy for the best in matches

Ebbrs ‘~s|iENis’°

Parlor and Wax,

Are C an ada’s Perfect Matches.

No noise-no odor. Every stick a match. Every match alight Every Light a steady brillant flame.

Schopeld Pap sr Co., Limited

SELLING Ac.i<.N'rs , sr. JOHN, N. a

' ,__. ' 2

Eat M0fC

‘THE doctor says “Eat more

fish,” Fisliare healthy and

nutritious Even in the winter time it is relihle tp get fish at this store.

We have now the Boneless Cod in 2 lb packages

at only 2oc,=lso dry coclfish,5c lb.'l`he famous Digby

'i I-Ierrii'ig,you hear so much aboul,we have at i8c prr

box. Choice herring in buckets, half bbls, etc.

Iii canned fish uejliavo. -

SALMON, CLAMS, QUAHAUGS, etc.

This fish in cans is unquestionably as good as

the fresh fish. \Vheii served on the table it can

ha.-rlly be distinguislied. Got some.

4 ri--Xrv. A. J 0\i<T\‘"i‘\Nur~s 0 N E

WA NTED

_ mo earn-les

Purlu Rico Railways llumnanvi ,. at 31 p c

J. C. iiicriuioui & co.

,HAL1FAx, N. s. __ . sr_1oHN, N. By.

-FOR SALE

' at attractive prices

$3,000

' Porl Rico Railways 5 p, c Bonds

vlllii-.r with or wltlioiif.

.~\m'kl»n|il|~4. For _~.iilu lii lou io mill.

liuyerw.

Ask for our privcs.

I". ll. .\l(‘(‘l'lll)\' A' (T). \ii-iiiliers Mo--lreul - look Illxvlinuuo

N 18.5 Hollis Hticul, lfiillfitx

` "' ' l

Ae < eswlneni Hyswln l-`mtci'i|‘§ f‘\ E ‘

lllllllllllllill 3| 893| “Tpeciiii in iiuul

sitcom; ctass ‘»_

'_` l`0 British _Cglugbli

Pac ilcltosi oims

- |hom~i'~lowa ` . _

J xl'~.

is what the Iiirlependem Order of For

eiuers have been giving for the png To

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