25. revs -

Society Emblems

_ - Pins and Button

Vi/'e have just added to our stock l _ b fC M

B. A., I. (l.F.! Masonic., A. O. H.. Olldl;lglh\li:.mOeiahgeme md other Society pins. Vi/'heniu need of anyihing in th

line it will pay to see us. VV- \/V.

. \/\/ E L- I-_ IN -E ?

E .il-;wa:l.|-zu.

Ill!

GUARDIAN

L~- _

pa- V”

-1 " ` i =~ -=

his QUEENS couruv GUlRnllN_ p|lgv||||;|ll 0

- ,Head Offices in New‘Prowse Block-_-Charlottetown.

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ill'-i""""-"_'°"

,cooK"

Every day ia Baby Day _ _ /

--ai-

Full's announcement in another col- .free of ice. »

(_ uma. John Ryan. Cllfdizall. was in the -"'“

Truckmen should look up Geo. Bi. Point Prim- Harbor is reported

-‘-- City yesterday.

The Guardian regrets to learn of -*_*

Angus R. McDonald, Rose Valley is»

n George Stanway, City, left last, visiting friends in the City. Hou" resumed at also P. m. .

night for Sydney to take a position '_-

Miss Bernadette

_ ._ 1 entertai me t. All taking part.

New DQSBYISHY Block, _ ; _\ ' . please attend. me Lordelnp Bishop lvleooeelu

'l`heBtudio\\hore Bahytl' Always ;. 1 -_ ‘wus a passenger hy the mail special' _ w.ne...- ,. . chandler & neu, Kent street, have_yf:\-terday to this Cliv-

al ' “"0"” °°“““‘“°l°“ e '““g"lll¢<=°¢| -

is unexcelled. It nourishes anp

strengthens the nzrves, impro,-E5 me ’

a petite, aids di t' d tge whole systellzils mn an ‘ones up

P'-i°° 25° ller hollle.

E0. E. uuourjs,

.-\notin-varies liali

_ EVERYDAY

is largaiu dny uo\v at ollr store. \c:1 can buy shoes cheaper no\ iliuu at any other time. Our prices arc lower tha l others for some class of goods. It will certainly pay you to see our stock before you blly. _ We carrv the largest stock if ladies' shoes :it $2.00 and $2 5 :lpal_rlu town. just-as gooi as l‘n0SlZ at $3.00 a pair. Try us f r your next pair

Ap- i-3. Thilhesaacuau

-ro -» wil

' _ ,nltwn-Y ;

Travel bv Your Own Line ll

Quebec, lYlonr»»~at and

Nl P--inis West

.= Canadn’s Fialnus Train

The Maritinle Express

is nns\~rp>\~.-i-fl in me excell. encecf its Dining Car Servici. at-d Sleeping Car Aicommoda- tions. ‘ ~

_.For ¢ic|:ets,time tables and all in

'lnaiiosapply to .superintendent P.E. Island Rallwnwilharlo letown

RUGTIOII

llwviili renlcd my farm I will roll by

Public uciion -on April ist, |908, al Granville, all my stock and farming im-

plements. Terms made known at sale f da prove unfavorable sale will he hehl iirst fine day. For particulars sec' hand-

bills.

_ A. K. lit NRV,

Granville

W. D. McCOU"REY,

3-.\8rwzid25pd Auctioneer

Ilheiiapi Shoe- Sale

We have opened up this

week

2000 ‘

its of boots and shoes .

hgugllt at-a small fraction

of their value.

Thev compri~e Woinclfs

Men’s Po»’s Misses' and Children’s. .

At the p ices we intend

to sell thelnlat tlley will

soon walk out.

~ Secwindow

for Sample

Sprague & Co.

‘ ‘Sunnyside

i I

Street Boots

.1--1_~

. We’ve the new ‘ styles in »~omen’s

walking boots.

' We’ve the na-rrow.. '~` and the medium

toe; the Cuban,

_ French or regular - heels; Lace,Bution or Blucher styles.

Patent kid andcalf, gun metal calf,vici,

i box calf, etc., etc , ” street boots at

~. $4 co or $4. 50.

. A

if Alley ® Co

.`. Queen Quality Agents

for Cl1’Town

' .

|]H.H.H.J[lHlSUN. -

Kent Street, `

Practice limited to Diseases of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat ' and Skin.

Eyes tested and Btted for

glaaeea. -

OFFICE HOUR! lfollrum. l.€fl-‘klllllria Evenings hy appointment

dtww

Clldfish

We have some very nice table cod- fish in stock. They are large thick fish nicely dried and skinn- -ed and give splendid satisi'ac-- tion. We have also jiheillonelcss Codiish in small and large boxes put up at the Souris Fish Drier. Also shrcded Codfish for making fish halls.

fe _ ‘auf ' B A Y E R

Phoiogra p h e r All the Latest Styles

_ in the Photo Art

Tcl. |92 Ch"l`ewn

‘

Eastern Steamship Gompuy - international Division

Hon, william T Cobb and Calvin Austin, Receivers

Reduced Fins

Si John to Beaton $300

Si John to Portland $5.00 Two Trip Service- ; _ I I M h wa i-..*-.‘-.‘:5‘r,s:‘...l::'.vi°y.‘;_._§r.-,...;';’.3‘ii5,_...a:

' |y\f\,, lil 1

“l.'ll‘ll|ll}|lfle:-dlgamor leave Stapldlin S_ai.ul~

di¥t'ir'¢`»li7|h“'Iiliofi\)llts on aale at principal rail read enum are mum ol-wlwl llmelhw deetilllivlnn. `

All height except live utoek, via the steam ers of this company, is insured against tire and marine rtak. `

Wi LIAM (t. LE A t.

-lmwf U ,dh frills. N.B.

‘ -_- Lduy last while sliding down the

Rev. A. H. Foster, B. Tl., I" ' - H001 lllll-

ville, N. B., has icceptcd r. callmtro _‘°" St. David’s Presbyterian (‘lt|ch,° Mr.vWnrburton M. L. A., has given Maitland, to sueeoeil Rev merge Home ln tlw Legislature “skins Ross, now pastor of Zion Chu,-¢|,, lcuve of the House to present a Charlottetown. petition from Albert Morrison and

-- 'others praying for an amendment to

at the Liberal -:oneer-.f.\n_ve ron- “'l‘h¢ Prince Edward Island Fish

vention held in the City yesterday, Hllll Gllme Pl'0WCtl0ll Act-" `

for the Third District of Queens, e/-- ;:eoFuar;l Wofod,M<;i Sizownal; and I-I.‘thThe liquor s lzectl the other day by

. ee un, o . ewart were no- c po ce on t e premises of H. minated as candidates for the geue~ Connolly consisted of 47 bottles ral election, beer. (qts); 31 bottles beer ,(pints);

l V _ --- 49 bottles whiskey; ri bottle partially o.§i§’.‘iii .'.ff.‘Z'i§'.’.‘3..°‘i.§§‘{‘“‘“°i “i “ ff' i“"..°‘ ""‘°"°i" ‘ 1”" “"“‘L.“i{““‘.‘°.’.

wee wl n gon cas on

guests including Mrs. Rubidge?uMr;‘.! of whlskfy. up par a y u

Mlllltllgllc Anderson, Mrs. Martial -- Gflfflll. Mrs. G. E. King, Mrs. J, Bruce Stewart & Co., have just Fl`l15°l'. Mrs. P. Featllerston, Mrs. completed a syren whistle for a unld lgfiss Sullivan oi Prince Edward-country customer and yesterday san . msced it. Needless to say, many of

I Miss Louie Hacker left yester l'u§hill;attiJ tliizpliilidllnthinhliedg ii: axial; lilly l0l` 11l0Yfil1lllllH€¢\'. Sllllkl. where the City of Ghent coming in to she will visit for a few mouths pre, port before the winter steamers vious to leaving for Vancouver where, ___ ' She Will i0ll1 her aunt Hrs. W. B.i Premier Haszard has introduc- 'Hackcr. Miss Hacker who is one of ed in the Local Legislature Bed*-q“°'S H105! iJ0I>\l1l1l` Y0\llli: ladies a Resolution urging ‘the Federal will be much missed and all wish hai- Government, to make similar grants a pleasant tfiP- of Federal >Lands to the volunteers

l Dt* J- T- Jenkins. City has l>eea'ii§t':dPn:illl Eiilrvtigll-’d Iisiialliie wlsthliilli advised that he has been left a leg-'Afriwn Wm- 03994902) as are pro. My 1" England' The estate t0 Which posed to he made to volunteers who he falls heir by the death of his aunt enjined from me North west Mrs. Jenkins, second wife of his 1‘9|-piggy-les

uncle who predeceased her many ` ' _.__ Kea? “g° ‘S "“‘“¢d Hi 575-000- Tlw Mr Agnew M L A ` in nie oc or receives l th d ' ' ` i _ flvllflfs ner vwr. sgilliniit hlaoldizlth ilegmfiigliirleurio movado ali; brollillvl llle nroilerty reverts no his three Ing ° “‘ S' ° Y i sons rving, That whereas the running o

' |automobiles is detrimental to the ' his Province and where-

Advertisers a a ai i d d t interests of t '

their ..chaugeB.‘i° m§“”b':°;e;‘ci‘;edhE las our country roads areuliltoo uarriow this oiiice not later than one o'cloc in some places tola owut e pass ng\ sharp and their business locals no of nn auwmobie an home “nf later than three o'clock of each wee cMrmg° and consequently ere B

dum exclusive of t t '_ h ua I great danger to life and property, to insure iuuenios Fnungf tsgutaiil be it therefore resolved, that this

received latex. Luau the bm, h House pass an Act prohibiting the Wm ,mm uuuem. when amy B-do 0:1121 running of automobiles on our roads interfere with the setting in type of in this P'°vl“°°'

the regular news of the day.

TO THE GENTLEMEN AND LAD- IES OF CHAFLOTTETOWN AND

The Royal Opera House, Y th, . ' Nova seoue, well known esaiiiiniieec Elfillélgqu OF Pluucu EDWARD

fitted nnd protticst th atroi th maritime Provinces, hnscheon Tweed I um "L2" in 0 better position by I,-_ G_ spencer' SL John' ,md wen, than ever _o give you the very best pnown in this City for several to ba had m the taug,rl“g;rt§g'Bfvh;1g

years, ,md Wm be vented h ,_ 'received the latest ew or as ,un Mom, ° , “ff” lone from the .lone J. Mitelielllaeli-

g Y “‘““”‘°"“gP “'°i li l ui i rl

lgggfgér iff, §g§g§°{w§<;g;";;;oQ=\§° a ..‘i“n<§’i`f“°1 if... Z1Z£'.‘I.'§.fv'Le 1"'i`.§`2§§ the provinces including a “msg 0"” supply of the very latest in suitings, u, Yarmouth' °“°_overcoat:ings, trouserings and ladies’

' _ ' ,contings, which I will make lp at

-the lowest possible price. I have a

` st";venggl';“mt';l';l°lf‘,§E;l" Ch,';`;";.‘,BnE'r G", Tallies' coat maker who is an expert ithe I 0 'F in regard to an gfucfe in that line. Ladies give us u cali

’ ' ' and get a cont that will please you

going thu rounds °' the Pre” “nd in any style you choose. I have also E':;';_}:liw“_s,,lI’“b“she‘lddhch €'°5l'°"d“5' 9 un expert from the old country who

5"" “my “ “ ‘U “°W°'lwill clenn and press and repair your

paper despatches about this matter cmnuug ut u very modest p,.ice_ were quite ““““th°"‘°d “nd me Give ns your order early and uvold much regretted, as the Executiveithu ,.usu_

wished to lay the plan they are' JAMES CALLAGHAN preparing to submit to The Supreme, Upper Queen street

Court before our members through|3_13umwf_rwu_

the eoatimiea illness ol J. M. Devi-1 T. Anderson. Bt- Peters. was ln-people are entitled to enjoy. son. City- 01° Cllr Y°°°°“l°Y~ moved the aalourameat es the den te

S -- - 'i' ns it was now nearly six o'clock and

MW P~ W- Olllfklll. Mil- SCUWSI1. - Bllllt- shag? Bcity- l`°'-“Well YN* there would probably be some dis

OU) SB X.

- _ o , Q _

was a passenger to the City by the wrday fl' melon or the matter.

mail Sllwihl Y0lf»Ul'f|BY- i House adjourned till 8 o'clock.

EVENING SESSION

munlcations from ull over the Prov-

automobiles appeared to him to be

LEGISLATURE

Continued from page one.

He a

M I i ntinued his s h in

ince and the objections mudc to the

insurmountable. The conditions were- diflerent in this Province to Ontario, and Quebec, and even there the( legislators were at their wits' ends: how to deal with the automobiles. After much thought on the subject he could not see any way out of thc- difficulty except to bring in an uct totally prohibiting the traffic of thc automobiles' Hc thought such it measure would meet with |:cnernl_ approval throughout the Province. It' was a great hardship that womeni and young people should be shut outi oi the pleasure of driving; und it was, also no doubt an injury to trnde.l He did not think it would keep rinyl tourists away. '

Mr. Mathleson thought it was uoti

necessary for him to any much. He, had already spoken of the necessity, of such legislation in commenting on- the Governur‘s Speech. He had put; forward then the arguments of that previous speakers. He was surprised' that the resolution had to be_intro- duced by a private member. The* Government shou,d have introduced, the resolution. We were only tnlklngi now, what we sllollld be doing is considering a law to prohibit the running oi the autos. i

Dr. Warburton-agreed in the main|

with the previous speakers but he thought that if the machines became cheap in the furture it would heal pity to have such a totally prohibi- tory law on the statute hooks. i Hon. J. M. Clark thought there would not have been such on aglta- tion throughout the country if auto drivers had been' ns considerate as the, drivers oi autos were in Sum- merside. Speaking for Summerside llc had no mandate to ask for the pro-

hibition of the automobile.

Mr. McMillan (West River) spoke

strongly against the autos. It was the duty- of the representatives of the people to voice the opinion of the people of the country. He con- sidered the legislature had n right to place prohihitory restrictions ou the autos, which terrorized the peo- ple. He thought that in the con- solidating of the election law the women of the Province had been overlooked-they should have been given s, vote, and if they had votes they would show what they thought of automobiles.

Hon. Geo. E. Hughes, spoke in

favor of the resolution and moved amendment that the prohibition ex- tend to the cities, towns and villages of the Province. ` Hon. Mr. Smith spoke oi the gen-

eral feeling in the country against automobiles and thought it only proper, while there were so few automobiles ‘that the legislation should pass in order to meet. thc, desires and convenience of the majority of the people.

Mr. McKinnon thought that the!

automobiles would become cheaper in time, but that if this act. is made totally prohibitive it would be hard to repeal it. He thought the act should be limited. @

Mr. Macdonald thought it was not,

quite right to pass such u sweeping-i Luml ln *.\||~nl\ol..., .~l.\.~\nlu-in-»\-nn unit

ly prohibitive low against the auto-

l,.

Qnaamllnd

Stanley

nail The Always Busy ' Hail l

Blitz! I

oil..

The N_cw

lS`in the Bank of Montreal. C. E. Pratt, merchant of Bt. Pet- T- 'V “F °° , 9°”

-- el-'s was in the city yesterday. 9“PP°l'i- 01* MT- A5“°"5 \'°°°‘l“tl"“ / °’ J J

mu, Iuabd McDonald' Lwue __ with rega d to the running of 1

Pond, is the guest of hor cousin' The Victoria hockey team returned ““¢°m°bl1°°-

Gillis, City. _ yesterday by the mail special. MF- P'°W9° 'md HW' MT- Gum'

.__ miskey followed briefly also in sup-

.Iohn McMillan, M, P, p,, walked Mrs. Arch. McGregor, Nine Mile il0l‘¢- .

aeroee tae weet River lee yesterday Creek. fell recently breaking her Pf°l“l°' H°S“f‘l “ld tbl” W” “ which he reports most dangerous. Wrist-» b“"“l“§ ‘l“°“'-i°“» "‘“'° ‘md been

‘ --__ l i tin the minds of the eople of

_ ag ta g p

Capt. J. L_ Rena le in Pino., and Mrs. F. _McKennn. Lincoln, has this --Province for sonic time. He

reports that 102 000'>l,;3he|9 .J rugs returned from ‘visiting i'ricm‘i~. in was disposed to think the mover of

have already- left that port lo`r nie une clay- .the rmllltlvll hell "Ot r=°l\° 0" west. -Q `enough. He would say that the pro-

._ 3, E_ Rose, Dani. Rose and Miss hibition ought. to apply to all the

There will be ractica toni ht in Maggie Rose. Bayfield, have gone to towns in the Province. He had com-

` ‘ ’ ° ( A H F F ` I lv iz _

L00ll S Sllldll), _ _ Lyeeura Hall or 1.30 for the l.oepital_vanco\1ver._l3- C-

. n u .. ___

i l gnmlm lD0l\\lment to be erected in: Mrs. Alex. Dixon and Miss Katie

‘ . _ memory of the into A. D. McLeod f Mlfbtlllll Cl'-Y. len- Y€5il0l`dllY f0l`

TQ you 1 ` ._ this City. _ ° ,;i0uris to be the guest of D1-_ Mc.

- » _ -__- l lean. '

M, u k _ _- ‘ ' - , l Lake neocon, North=wilreliir"e, Ties* --

H er an’a ac. of la(`rlppe u >\` _ \/0 gxjne 1510 wgmiucu when he will req, ‘flssw Marie l:Jodge,Sdaughter of

` ' - » " ~ / s e. r. eacon has left man HGV- ~ - L0 I-I6. t- Al'ldl‘¢W'B.

“Shes Dlgestlve TUHIC - \ \ friends behind him who wish img N. B., formerly of Charlottetown,

s success in tho lar west, had her collar bone broken on Fri-.

". "'*A`~\*.. \ _ *- ,;,;g§_-.Q7

rg- ;,/

, lil

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[IWW

‘ The Finishing

Touch

The Veil

The finished look of a

woman's appearance is much enhanced by n jud cious y chosen, carefully adjusted veil. Among the spring novelties shown here. are fancy meshes with velvet dots, chenille clots and hemstitched chiffons in all the wanted shades.

11u11

STANLEY BROS.

'sunny days and summer

nights, as the cool days of

-- spring.

_- 5 _-117

Fashions

Smart stylish, spring

odels, as suggestive of

-aw-if _

Grey iliixeil lwced jacket, Q5 illcllcs long, sfilclwilsilk collar, 4-ilyewl with hrniil. sell' slrnppeil puicli pockets. Rl-gulzar $5.5o Jnckl-t our price . . . . $4.50

Illilck box Clollt jacket, 25 incllcslollg, iight fzlling, ui-lt sqnui, fly iruill, taped. Swcizll price ... . . . . . . . . . . ... £5.75

.-\ good linglisll covert :lotll jacket, as illustrated, loose hack self strapped, fly front, iapvrl seams. special price _ .$7.25

Grey iw:-eil jacket, with :l slight toucll of green, loose hack. Gibsull' effect, braid trilli- lncd, very liylish. (lur uric.- .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $4.75 f

A very pretty jacket of f--wil covert cloth. with a little touch of white ill it, iight fitting, . Gibson effect. self strap cd. lined, Our price $Ill50

_...n»;'» .

_ _

Don’t Freeze.

when you can get hotfdrin

Hot Chicken Pies

in abundance just the thin

ks at any hour except

| while you sleep at my popular resturant.

gto warm you up and

make von feel good and strong.durlngthis changeable

wcntllur.

E. J. DESROCHES.

~i:n\\'i`

l Ml:I.a~n K ('. lmnnlii l\loK|unnnn‘ *1u,EAN H MCKYNNUN. Barrisiors. Attorneys-at-Law.

lim-ri. r-l.\v|r-vow

Syllopsis of Canadian North- West

|lO.\lliS'l`l'I/\Il Rl‘1(`»l.'l.l\'l`lONS

ANY oven nulnlu-rod ei-i-tion nf llollllnion

Albiirtu, Qwcliiiiiult nlnl 21). not ro~'\:i-\'l~ll inn; hi l|olilo~1iod4.dllvu|\\ 1-on \\'llui|~ thr- sol'

mobiles. - » ‘ . .'ll<“'- ' - -

The resolution us umcnded wus llond ofnf|nnil,\~.oi-onynn\ll.o\c|~|‘4 yi-..i~ oi

carried unanimously. .\l¢e.loil|<-.oxtoilt of one-<|n.n-lor .-i-.i-lion lu - An act respecting the Indexes in i\cren.|lio\-oorlr-si., the Office of the Registrar of Deeds .\p|»llcniioln. for<»ntr_vlnn>.tln»nnnlo in pri- gm- Prince County was feud n gg(-0|-|d sun\l_vl.llo llpplilulut ni u llnnlininu Ianni nn-|¢_ Algellcy nr >`\lbngo||<:,\' for the iii.-lil-ict ill \\'hii-ll i The Act to umeml jm Act £0 infiliolulillia nitlulil-.. liniry l»,\' pi1sx,\'nluy hott' corporate R_ T_ Holman Limited. wus l 1-.\'cr.hcinudox\t ull Agiellr-,v on i-ni-iuill von ‘wad a third time and um-riu(|_ idltionu bythe futher orllloii\cl',r~rn\. lluillrlltvr i House adjourned tin 10 u_ m_ on Ebrothel'ol-rdrlicroifnily i|li<>|\lIiw,:lloluli'-ti-|l|Ii~r lwednesdusu Thullolliesiiuulcl-isi-l-rlllimulin \u~i-fol-in lin I __ W lholiloslclulillltlol-undo# om- of lilo fullnwilll.

"'I‘he`ForesterY' and you will find it -:meson gn-_--. ...

is no thought of changing the _rates of the members who came into the Order since 1898."

The return of the three Durauds to

Wonderland last night brought n right ready response lrom theatre goers, and n full house greeted these favorites. They have iost none of their entertaining and amusing powl ers since they have been away and in truth seem to be even more gifted than ever. Their game of hockey on roller skates contained many point- ers which even the victorious Vice. might learn something from, and tho. referee? Edwprd Durand filled tho* bill to a nfeety, the number closing! with a. dance on roller skates, and' the recalls having to be respondedi to. The Durands change their pro- gram every evening and every night they appear will give something new, as their repertoire is varied and full of good selections audiences can al- ways expect from the Durands the novelty so indispenaible to all en- tertainments. 'I'hey have a splendid program prepared for this evening and there will be lack of fun at Wonderland for many nights to come.

__.___.._..

:Our Compound Syrup of Hypo-

phosphites- strengthens the nerves, |aids digestion. improves the appetite ,and builds up the aystam in general. It makes you feel like a new person and able to do_any work that comes along. Qnly 75e. a bottle. A. W. Beddtn, Pbm B.

,. .

fully explained in this `month’s issue, ~

u H H h d_ Th » L l lil At nsl. xinnn is l'o~i< non upon into

wmc wi soon be P nb B 8 are - First of an you need penty nf'u|\ltl\'l\tlolioi‘ thclnmilllcncll your for ihrl-l

iiliii

of the headaches people are afflicted with are caused, it is sta ed on good authority, by some fornl of eye-strain resulting from certain ab- normal conditions.

.___-

To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions is the work if the up to- date optician.

...l_,

Modern methods of ex-

amination, intelligently ap- plied, make it possible for us to guarantee sit sfaction n all onrjjoptical work.

We operate our own

lens-grinding plant.

G. F. Hutchcso

HAVE YOU A GOOD COMPL-l<})\ION.

blood-the red kind. Have it pure, or otherwise blotches and pimples will render your natural charms un- iavailing. Nothing can equal Ferro- zonc, either ns u former of rich lblood os a skin_ purifier. By fdriving out humors, Ferrozone clean- ses inside just as water does outside. ,Because of the nourishment and building properties it c-_»nl;a\u:s_ Fer- rozone, brings the sy~ile.'l to ii Liyh point of vigor, from which shines vim, ambition, good spirits. For good spirits, for good looks, good health, take Ferrozono, all dealers in 50c. boxes.

.._.__._._---A

"'i‘he three Durends have a new

act for tonight and everybody is assured of a good hearty laugh. They will change their nets every night so make it a point to visit Wonderland every night.

Pm|larii_fur Sala

We ara authorised by Mra. Jamal

Richards to offer for private aale her property situated on Cumberland Street, having a good cottage and out buildings all in good repair. 'Perma easy. For particulars apply

on premises or to

BENJ. CARTER E 00.,

maint-lvusoan.

l~l9dwatf.

lilunn.

lc si il ~ lc

yours.

(2) A llonlcnll-udor lnny. if IL no all-.~I|-:_ l p

_ .2 .J- _. 3

Fal°m For Sale

The Executere of the '-i‘l of the late

Gzorge Clark eller for sale the home- stead farm ailnata at Clarktnwn,|,1¢ 57 i‘l|lH farm contains over zoo acres nl

iplanvl auf' a large marsh, will |53 will at rl hingaiu in wind nf the estate

illuply -o the we l--\ -ws, ~. C. Cl-irg 'io-l ici...-.le col. ii.. ~;_.,,,,,, ,,, W i.ellh In il vu.. - 1

_._,._.,__`___§ _ev-

~ ArTK5'l`Ki.;.' . ~ .pAc Fi -

I Cnmmencing February 29| k and ti

April 29th. |908.

i Specizli,)\i.llll“Rates

To British columbia and

fonu tlicruqllired roi-ldv-uuc iiutii-.- by iirlmz nn farming l|\l\d ow|n_-it solely by hint. not lo.--' i.hu.n eighty (B0) norm- in cxtont. i|\ the vicinity of his honicstcnd, Joint o\\‘||ol-ship in hind will not lncct this equlrclnont.

till If thc futher (or inoi-llcr. if the fulhor

| deceased! of holuostcadcl- hits pcrlnn noni rcs ence oil fliriniilglluld owned solely by hlin not less ihnn clghty iillll ncrcu in extent ill th vicinity of tho holnostcud, or upon n llonle siasad entered foi'h,v hlmin the vicilliiy sucl homclitoailcr nnayperfoi-rn his own rcsidenca duties by living with the hither or lnolhcnl

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para¢1-nphs is defined as moaning not mon lthnuuiliolnilesinn direct line, exclusive o tho width of road nilowunco crossed in till measurement. ..‘.i’...{i..2‘2.'!lti.5§i3¥.2.Li€.'L‘}!L1§'.5‘l.i1°{»€?."I!...!9.

whilollvlgp with pumnta and or on farming land own b hlmuotfmunl. notify the Agun for the dintriclof such Intention.

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