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,ll/icNarrara’s arrest last April, re °01'd9 Won which more light ii-_ spread. _ I Mr. Morrison, who is accompanied bl’ Henry H- Fisher, cashier of the Bank in Washington, where the Amer. lcan Federation of Labor funds are kept. is to be asked about-the dis-

. ' Position of $225,000 raised for the de-

,fence of the McNamara brothers.

' Whatever financial dealings. if

_ any, the International Association of

i ,Bridge Construction had with the

Federation since McNamara's arrest, is also to be enquired into.

Before the arrest of McNamara, the

. one secretary-treasurer of the Ir n W k-

Tll15 Weather makes _ ers was allowed $10,000 3 mngth,

h',,k of the Coal Supply for which he was not required to t 1 d I - give any account, but which 01-tie Have y0l1 21 gm) SUPP y In Mcltlanitlnl. datconfessed dynamiter,

- _ says was us f 1 "

C¢Uar? If not Please re and to pay :lien (topdlowohpgip ohlldd

member that WC have 01.11' st§uctures. _ _ _

__ _ h th i M t was while going over these sc-

sheds filled wit C T g - counts that the Grand Jury, it is

_ ' said, decided to go into the f'nanc a kind, ready to dghver at any ol the Iron Workers. 1 E time in any quantity. `

Order today

No Reason For Doubt

A, Picliard & Co. Phone 240 _

A Statement of Facts Backed by g

P¢..ke's No I Wharf Ch‘Town

._ Strong Guarantee.

LI(;'i'1` ON DARK' D_FiEDS-

' We guarantee complete relief to all sufferers from constipation, or, in

" 'ri:~.'iiNor.\c iiYNAM1'rus.

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every case where we fail, \vc will sup- ply the medicine free. _

Rcxall Orderlies are a gentle, cf-

fcctive, dependable, and safe bowel regulator, strengthenfrr, and tonic. They aim to reestablish nature's functions in ii. quiet easy way. They do not cause inconvenience, griping. or nausea. They are so pleasant to take and ivork so easily that they ,may be taken by any one at any time. They thoroughly tone up the whole system to healthy activity.

Rexall Ordrrlics arc unsiirpnssalilc

and ideal for the use of children, old

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31-Whether any other Labor Leaders of National prominence will be called in to thc Govcrnment's investigation of thc

dynamite conspiracy is to be deter- ,,,,n,,d by the appearance of Frank Morrison, Secretary of the Ameri- can Fed(-ration of Labor. before thc Federal Grand Jury on Thursday-

In investigating _the allegations that money was 'used to divert or influence witnesses the Government is

folks. and delicate persons. We can not too highly recoinirend them to all sufferers from any form of con- stipation and its attendant evils. Three sizes, 10c,, 25c., and 50c. Rc meinlicr, you can obtain Rcxall llc medics in this coniniilnity only ut out store-The Rcxiill Store. The l\’ic- ‘Kinnon Drug Co.

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Rexall Cherry Iuicc §

Couglis

Money ‘oucl-r if not plcasvii '?5c ii bottle

" Solo

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he Big llarcl-ware More

R ,._., _ _ ,. 'J Ng. 3 "-_,td 1.1! . i-‘. 51' . i"l"V:`

E Dry Btztteries.

l vuonei. lfsllfffi, ,,

‘li navy TeStei‘S-. SPCITIC 1

Plugs. etc.

if-ll ron o==s_'_ _:_ ririnr suis .ro;|,`__‘»_,-u;.`J.":. .:.°.1".' “‘.‘.2* -roi’-'

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ri, i 'V f, testers, spark plugs, e:fc.,i:~‘ very coni- ` ' nlcte Just now and wc lriiow that _

line of dry battcrii s, battery

‘, prices and qrzility coiisidcretl our 3'." i-...r --,,=f‘.."-."' values are superior io any yru have - '_f._r;f.rf;# . . . ii. 1 i -`cm“N cbd,--_ evar bot ii o tri f .' _ _

_f -. X CELL Dui nA”rT:~_.n_\ ron

'»",`~" with a hot. lilui- spiiilo gi\'t:.~_' f€i1'<1"~l@ lfllllt

ion _rf-fviqe, I-¢_'C\;l),\'3trs ([l:lCl;l_\'. l\<li-pttfl bv all lciidii-ig autoiii-ibile and iii -tm mak- ers. Price Z5: each. .-in order t`o» 20. f11c~‘0-u

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‘ pauicd with cash will be p_i'ep.ii<i to any station in I . E Isliiiicl.

B \'l"1`l".RY 'l`ES'l`l".R.\`, Highly uickelcd cases, fll lightly.

du:-t and dirt proof, each one rigidly t».\.~'te<i iiud zilisoliitely guar- ‘aiitccil Pricr,prcp:ii<l........... . . . . . . .$200

53”?

Cheiiperbfitteries...... -. . l_50

P(f)RCl<`,l,AlN SPAR K PLUGS, the best on the iiiarkct for

igniiioii or battery ii:-"c, give pi-rfc-ct seivicc for dll' C071* -‘“'1`°`_l1 plrgs, gasoline engines and in fact c'-feryivbi-re a spark pluii

und _ -.rr-.. ._ - ~

Send your orderiii today.

it Pays to buy in this Province.

St. Pa.lil's Bchoolroom.

dergoing treatment for her eyes.

proved.

there is a. Highschool team which

make them comfortable over night

game on Friday night, the boys leav ing here Friday at 3.10 p. m., re

arranged and would be a splendid ex cursion for the young fellows.

ad announced the'arrlval and. exhibi

. _ g Willis pianos were the ones selected by The Guardian as grand prizes in their recent contest and the Willis Player Plano combines all the best rinalitics of these pianos with thc au~ tomatic sclf-playing ttfwif-1- which ex. "f‘\"fB Dronounce mechanically per- fect. Those who wish to sae and bear instriirncnts ranking as Canada's best should i'c'nil the ad in this issue and then cull at .\lr. Toombs' store.

Lust night in the Peoples Theatre

the large audiences were given a real treat in motion pictures and illustra- ted song. The photoplayi Why Hi: GIWG Uv. Weis exceedingly humourotis as was Abc Gcts ldvcn With Fathcr. The Drama was rnriri-g<>nt;9i1 by a -<plcndid picture-On Sepnrnth Paths -in whit-li two br-ithcrs, long part- Sil. were reunited after an interesting Zilot was uni`olded on the screnc. i-ltimnr and heart interest centred in [low lletty Won the School and it was a prctty_i>ortriiyal of ii' western tlienie. Miss Coates in illustrated song and the Flannigan Family ‘in a brand new change were heartily ap- preciated and received hearty com~ incndatiiin all tlirougli their parts. The pianist was in her usual form and thc hall iitniostihcrically correct, -good air and proper temperature.

A happy event was celebrated at

` Wafermcre, on Wednesday, Jan 17th,

when Herbert Georvette, New Domin- ion, was united in the holy bonds of wedlock, to Sarah A. McDougall. eldest daughter of Alex and Mrs. McDougall, Fairview. The bride was

, was attended by Miss Maggie Mc- . Finchern, cousin of the groom, wbilri § John McDougall, brother of the bride,

1 the Rev. Ii. iiionrim, after which in

A happy couple. Quite an cnioyab

when the guests were invited to th

'E dining room to partake of a. sumvt 1 nous rcpust, prepared, by _the bride

and her sister Miss Mabel McDougall. Fairview. After all had done justice to the good things provided and the

wants of the inner man had been fully satisfied, dancing and music was again resumed, until the wee sma hours. Excellent music was furnislied for the occasion by Geo Currie. and John McDougall on thc mouth-organ. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful press-nts, which go to show

| thc esteem in which the young

numbcr of young people, who, robed

&|~-;I-1-~»-~----112115.? :_'_..i'; . _ -f _ _ __ -$17-i'1;...-_ I-chimes to their homes evidently to, »

` ' in various colored costumes, marched

f to the house on tlic following night,

Q/ 0 to get ti glimpse of the happy COUDIE.

' but who were s`on'icwhat disappoint-

ed. on being informed by some of the wedding guests (who were present on ' this occasion as well as on the prc- K.,~_, vioizs night) thnt thc bride and

All should 'reserve Thursday, Feb- "VHFY Sth for annual W. A. Tea at

J. J. McDonald and daughter Miss

Florence, of iPinnette, were in thc Citi' Ywterday. Miss McDonald is un-

Bertrem A, Brown, York, who has been very ill for the past few weeks from complications ensuing after an attack 0| Pneumonia, was reported Yestsrday to be much better. Mrs. Brown who has been dangerously' ili- with peritonitis is somewhat im-

Wcst Kent School, City, can gather l$°i_Z0ther seven youngsters who can put: up a nice brand of hockey. _Why lst. Walter Burke will be in charge not get in a little practice together of the 5t°fl0Pti°°”-

and pay a friendly visit to Mon' tague? In that enterprising town

anxious to incet outside teams. Tht; Montague boys will undoubtedly di,

all in their power to make things St, to the Peoples Cemetery.

l'-leasant for the visitors and will

Arrangements could be made for a

rnaining over night and returning the following niorning._ The trip would not be expensive and could easily be *-

Owing to a mistake in the headline of A. E. Toombs' ad in yesterday's issue it is reproduced again today in another column of this issue. -This dv. thankfully acknowledged.

tion of some of the famous Willis The funeral of thc late J. Herbert Player Pianos regarded by many to be thc bcst instruments for automa-

tic and hand playing that has ever been seen' in this city The re iilar

man. The ceremony was performed b

cou lo are held by their friends as

D ~ =

was also evidenced by the very lftfge -`~'1

Miss Pearl B. Brown, teacher, 0|

Park Corner, spent the week end at _her home in New Glasgow.

Keir Bernard, French River, and Elmer MacLeod, Hunter River, spent Sunday with friends in New Glas- gow.

The last game of the season will

be between the Vics and Abbles on Friday evening. No one should miss this game.

._-

There will be preaching in the

North River Baptist Church on Sum- dsy, Feb. 4th, by Rev. Z. L. Fssh at 3 p. ni.

All should hear Major Bartlett’s

lecture on Sicily, 100 views at the Salvation Army on Thursday, Feb

The funeral of the late David

Ruttray, Rustico, will ta.ke_ place this afternoon at 3.00 from the re sidence of his son Robert, Grafton

The funeral of the late Capt Ken-

neth Finlayson, 72 King St, City,

_ will leave his late residence this af- . ternoon at 2.30 o’clock. Interment

will he made in the Baptist Cemet- ery.

_ At Falconwood Infirmary through

Miss Harrison, fi'om Sunday School Class of Grace Church, candy, or- anges, etc., also, through Mrs. (Judge) Hasznrd, from Ht. Pa\il’s Ladies' Aid Society, baskets of can-

Chappell took place yrsterday morn- ing at 8.45 from his home, St. Avards, to St. Dunstan's_ Cathedral, where high rrass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Pius MacDonald, thc service at the grave being taken by Rev. G. J. McLellan. The pall bearers were Wm. Brawder, Austin Gallant, Francis McRory, Herbert Love, Percy Gregory and W. E. En- man. A. H. Wadnian was funeral director. Beautiful floral tributes

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lilo/I0////leryfwllv The Busieiif Store on Char|ufielown's Busiesl Street

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were presented hy J. K. and Mrs. Ross and relatives of the deceased.

James Landrigan, Principal of

Queen Square School, City, has re- ceived from the Birmingham Small Arms Co., Birmingham, England, a 22 calibre rifle for use in cadet Corps competitions the coming spring, Mr. Landriiran is to he commended for the interest he has taken in' stimulating Cadet Shooting. Tlic re-I sults achieved by him in the past two years have hccn surprising and this year»~witli the new iifle-thel ciidcts can be on a par with oth- lcr Cadets all over the Empire in the competitions. Tlirce Cadets from _Can- ada go to England and should a Q. S. S. boy be one lof the three winning that distinction no small a~, mount of the credit should revert to, Mr. Landrignn who has ever been on. the alert for an opportunity to fur-l ther the interests of his boys and toi .encourage rifle shooting as a manly. sport and of much assistance iii ob-- ,taiuiug a good physical trniiiing.

I K Cafarrh Calnn-_sf be fdred

with LOCAL APPLICA" l0.\’5. as they cniinnt reach the seat oldivease- biitarill iq it blood or cofvi-titutioual unease. “nt | in rrlcr to cure it you must t»ike_inte-rnal .,-,.m,_rdie|;_ H 1|’al‘»ns_rrnl\ ‘ ure is tuken lintr-rna'iy and acts direct ly on Irie l~l -lui 'ind iiiucous suvfwr-»i -. Hal ‘ii Until' rli Cure li-t not :i riiisiclc nit divine I'_“'i\S P\‘_ "i""`l" ,sd ht- nn - iii the l est nhrsiclans in this

silly performed the duties of best. cm,,,-,,.,.,-,,,. ,.,,,,,s and 3, ,, ,,.2..;‘..,~ Fr.;

-..' ' _]t' riminstlofters

y 3°"-pmt? tt-»\'S¢.,§.».lm-.i with the hm

__ ni-*Q no , _ _ Q bl;-gil p-irifii-ra, n-cling f'l"e¢‘tl" Gil l-he

happy couple drove- to thc home of m,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,.,.,.1]-;,,,¢, rf.-r~tr.omb»nnt-on the bridc's parents in Fairview where oftheeiwiricrsflieiifs is \\‘h“.@ i".°‘l“"’“

5 `a few invited friends of the con-

, tracting parties assenililed lduring ,___',_‘_,,,,`.,,_,,_,.l,&,,,_,_‘,,mpS__T0,edU_0

'i " -. 1 , ' _` ._ _ ___ L/enin,_ to ciitcni bc,t wie es t0 13| rgg;_dHo‘inl;iFggdsts|pr:H';(;;»%nn_um\t,nn_ time was spent in music. dancing, '_ '---'--"--°°""'""“'“°’””"""

~ ctc., till well nigh the midnight hour, ,

such iroiitl' rfiil rm ulfs in cur1n¥(-l1i~H»¥"l\- -gens for testimonial-4 irre-

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` Coughing

Y`lv-f A 'f ‘_ ‘ 'i`-2,

Now vhrit nearly evervborly

is coughing-ii is pvfll to kiiow the plain irulli about coughs and ctlds.

' Sinve coughs are causi>_d_hi

irritaiion ofthe sensative lining of the bronchial tubes-t he only way to riire it is to stop that lu- flamntiori, this enn bi- diine ty taking OUR Cough Syrup. _lt only costs z5~ a bottle and well promil-re it \v-ll help you.

Try US for Gough Syrups.

_ groom were not at home. The i\s\‘l'-ics ,

""' " ' W Wi V ' ` -1 await some’fut\n~c time to extend,

'I' ur Car et their bert wishes tothe nanny

couple. Mrs. Georvatte will remain ati

4 _ her home in Fairview for a short.

and use rugs and painted varnislicd. Smmcd or wax" fl"'°-'5~ time before _izoius t0 UW" ` f“t“W' i l

Johnson Q Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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and havt a mort stvl'sli home, and your floors will bc better. cleiiiie home in New Dominion. r _

Sherwin~W»|liiims Modern Method Floor Finishes Take LAXATWE BROMO mum,”

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and niorc hcaltliful in cvcry wiiy. _ , To OURE A COLD ,N ONE DAY A

i 3- 1., . Tablets Drugglsts refund money if

sive the dress-lest floor cllccts at a cost that .:= ii .i_'.ii~.~ iv wi it muah) cure. E W' GROVWS sm

nature is on each box. 25c. f1- _ -1-5 + - --

SL W. Crabbe »:~-.; i= HARDW/XRF PAIN l`b 81. Ollq H

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One of the best established Canadian Life In- _

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surance Companies wants a man who can write business o re- T _

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present them in Prince Co b

A good contract, including travelling expeuS¢5» Wlllhe / _\__

paid _the right man. No experience necessary to a man w o , '

has business ability' No need of sln Ina' the praises oiou

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Bak ry Goode w en sl over town You

We have one of the

largest lines of soaps that can bt- seen in the city including the best pro- ducts from the leading American, English and French factories.

The lines range from

kitchen and laundry soaps at 5c a cake to the best that France can produce priced at 75c a cake.

Call in today and see

the line.

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ORIG

C rn., to our Greatest Remnant Sale '

IF YOU W ERE UNABLFL T# 1- GET down yesterday-come to-d ay.You

will find a wonderful array of remnant bargains to choose from, and It good many of them will be NEW. Some of the lines shown will be 1

Remnants of dress goods, remnants of silks, remnants of prints, rrrm-

nants of white cottons. remnants of lace, remnants of trimmings. remnants of

einbgiifleries, remnants of flaunelettcs, remnants of gingl1anis__rcnina.iits of nius ins. ~ .

Remnants _of Table Linen Wonderful Range

It is the part of wisdom to come as early as you can, with a b

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do our level best to serve you swiftly.

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Sensational Offer till Wolllclfs

of _ Mill _Remnants m Untlerwciir Lmeri. Table Cloths ,_,__,"i,‘,jj§jf,i,f‘§,“'}{§,

` BY A S:7‘Llf.I\’DID PIECE of good fortune wc pick-

lii:_’.ii_~:=- i<.i.<l chiidreii i- now h-_ing _sold

ed up ii lot of iiirigiiifs i~[ 'l`:i'nie cloth.~ from tlic mill.ThcSe

are pure lizicii cioili.~‘, with the bordcf-i' all round, ready to If

of 25 Yer Cer-l

bc lisiiiisiffcl. They :irc wha-.t thc iriilis call “si?cond.s". That 1 (lf-i Yiiuf "ll"-fe is, they each have .sonic tiiiliug' inipcrfcctioii which, while , U’ “l“»"'

it docs not iiijiire thc cloth f-iii' use, iniikes if impossible to ,L '- . -

putamong perfect goods. VVQ bought tligin very cl“e:ip, ,t

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they are one sale with the reiniinnts. ‘i

and Blankets

f~.il .~;i»rls 0; (op -

f0rY.~', :mil ?~l:iiil;c'S arc f-fluriili _~.uu ui '_lii'f.»: q_:ii‘lci‘s of tin-if rt~~.;i'.l_ir \ nine.. Se- ilu-ii; to <l.iy.

out at i_li~=co1iiit

S?zc 67-67 inch, cloths, 1.15 for I .oo ` i Size 67xiiii “ “ 2.1-'i for 1 60 ` Si'/.cf 66-xiiiS 2.15 for :.6 » Size 67xio:z 3,4~:.i for 2.65 S`ii_z'.: 7.x9S 3,7-1 for 2.95 Qizi: Sixéii “ “ 3 65

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'Every Woman who ever wears

ia Shirt Waist should call and _ _

` look over 'the great range offered m

the Clearance Sale of Shirt Wcrists

, , Wig" Afffj-_C i`)E'l`Ei<l\'lll\llTl'1'l`f‘ CLEAR OUT t:very nliiti.: :ind col-

ored ifottnn lawn or linen ivaist in the story diiriug' tlic viii-i\jt_ few days and have riiiidc a series of cniiriiioiis ieduc'-ions in order to vlfect a swift, pifrftzt t, complete clearance. The whole stofsk is laid out on 4 big tables. priced as fiJll0-"5-

Waists worth to 1.00

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'lliis lot in'cliidc,s iiiaiiy different

forts of waists. Some vary aftractiie things that are some wh'-it soiled and shop-iorn are included, all sizvs, but not all sizes in any one malzi ? Waists worth to i.oo for only

Great range of Waists

This lot includes some verv handsome garments, plain tailored, lingerie

Waisis worth to L50 756 0n sale at in-.t

'lhis liuc has some white and

some colored wairts. The-y are :ill good, all very fair styles, and as in other ranges we can give all sizes, altlio" not all in any one style \Vorth to 1.50 foi'..... _ . .

worth to2.50 for 1.25

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effects, and allrthe rest 'l`lie iiiliics slitiwn are precisely as we suv, ti.-ai; s

fhitt in the ordinqry ti.-ny have Q ild at prices running' as hugh as 2 5ii I

each, are all pl-.iced_oiiV§si7e_uiV__jli~\,_f __ ,__ ~ *___`A__v_

High Class Waists, one third off

THIS T_AS`l` TABLPC his the cre-aiu of the whole show 't lic nicesf

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- 225 Waisfe ar now l_5o 2.75 Waisfs are now l.84 inn Waist; an now 2-on 5.50 Waisfs are now 2.33 4-.oo Waisfs are now 276 4.50 `t¥`aisf.~' are now 5.00

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To the Electors of

' Ward Five.

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Canada' receweq app ‘canons 0;' f'_-l_2’4 in fo", urge number of voters as Council

No better evidence _of the popu, .ii-ity of t at goo. 0, for Ward Five' I ask your f,,,,_

old company could be given. arable support and if elected, I

' promise to give my very beat at

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