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GRAIN GROWER8 TAIJK

.AND DISPLAY Tl<lMi’l-LR.

REGINA, Sask., Feb. 15--The

lteciprocity Pact was endorsed ily the delegates to the Grain Growers Association in convention yesterday morning. In fact the whole platform of the farmers Uttawa delegation was reindoraed intact. alter ii brief, but enthusiastic discussion.

President Maharg read the plat-

form in full to the convention. The ath rin ' t d

g e g was no or erly, as

at previous sessions. President Mah- arg had hard work to maintain or- der.

R. M. Douglas, Straaabiii'g, pro-

vided the only sensation of the miiri: ing. He denounced the grain tfrpwers

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Wall Paper Hal Pine Remnant Sale

Many pretty patterns in

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Room, Parlor, Hall Kit-

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HALF PRICE

0ne dollar’s worth for

" 50 cents. Sale now on. Bargains for early buy- ers.

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‘roundly for not supporting im-\_epcn_ dent candidates in the recent federal elections. There was talk in plenty about getting the proper rcpresenta. tion in parliament, he said, yet when the time came the farmers were not behind the men.

Resolutions endorsing the system

of elevators at central points, with terminal facilities under government ownership; Canadian terminal eleva- tors; a continuation of the clause of the Grain Act which the Association desires; the credit of the province to be used for farm loans at the lowest possible interest; the construction of the Hudson Bay Railway, and the equalization of freight rates were donted.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'B sig- nature ls on each box. 25c.

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Really Good

*ri-in GRAND TRUNK

Foaoas Annan.

fic Railway contractors is echoing

Janne Cache to make way for culti- vation and the shrill echoes of the locomotive whistle later on,

Going Westward from Edmonton

MODE the Grand Trunk Pacific route the traveller sees the trail 1,! the second comer already strongly mark- ed, and 'l‘ete Janne Cache is the ob- jective point at present for the end of steel by the spring of 1912. » At present the Grand Trunk Pacific steel is beyond the Great Divide and over the summit of the Yellowhead I-‘i~iss.

Historically, Tete Janne is a cen'-

tre of interest in Western Canada, as ‘this point was the site of one of the Huds B st

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T`Bk° LAXATIVE- BROMO Qulnlnnazo. iinhenaihgoroiltimefliiliii

lthe Peace anld the Fraser Rivers throught the fur and the merchandise through this `gZlEeway. At the pi'e~ sent time there is only a band of Shusway Indians camped on the South' side of the Fraser, and as soon* as the steel reaches this locality

Our line of combination and

diamond rings is unsuallylarge a_nd varied showing some oi the neatest ideas that have ever been displayed here. A size here for every hand. a price for every purse anda

design to suit all tastes.

4 Soliiairc and combination rin rx in i.;k and iiik acilinga,$7.50 to §I35

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It/s not difficult to get the kind_of

laundry work yo¥ want if you patronize 'PHE l§IjAIl. B EAM LAUNDRY. We use no iniurioun acids in our process- thnn _our.met_hod prolongs the life ol your lines. This is one reaann_ why you should patronize ua. Another is that you can alwiayn rely _on _the fipality ofthe work an on gettinzit at t e right time

Star Steam Laundry

The blast uf the Grand Trunk Paci-

against tue rocky walls of ’l‘r.re

ller life beyond, we laid all that was

‘ and ‘pocket

feet fc,” the manufacture of cement. .Accordingly the locaters staked the* property, awaiting a examination by

THE LATE REV. J. M. MCLEOD

`_§nii-n=<i__e°in__r>ige__ L_.” "

MacLeod was enjoying a well~earned

rest for the last few years, but could often be seen on the streets. in Church, and even in lodge and he WHS

McLaren said at the funeral, none could deny him the highest of all panegyrics “He was a good man" His funeral on the 6th inst was very largely attended by all classes and conditions of people, including a great number who had learned to love and honor him on the Atlantic Coast and wished to pay him their last respects at (7anada's Western Gate, With the simple, but iniDl“€GBiVe rites of the A. F. & A. M., which show so clearly the worthy Mason's faith ih God and the future, and ful-

mortal of our dear friend away in the Masonic section of Mountain View Cemetery, there to rest till Death is swallowed up in victory.

C. M. K.

P. O. Box 292, Vancouver, B. C~.

Feb. Sth, 1912.

$l0, $l2, SIS and $20 Suit:

and Overcoais at less than l-2 price at our Forced Removal Sale. Nat. Clo. Co 2-i5d_i,i

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WAY T0 HONG KONG courlo of

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will effect the eltablish- ____ - ’ om" _ _ `|Na.ti0nal iC6mldlssflJriii.in.n M

insult ora permanent order of things. 'ON F b_ 14_.R¢v_ Samuel A

within s very more time Prince E332, éaufbrisge and other ni- PEACE PACT Arrnovnn.

Rupert. the Pacific Coast 'hrminnslauves of Charles w_ Eliot' president .__ of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway eme,-igug of Havard, received cable- . Bood weight. 1" *ll- iwill not have any occasion to import grams early this morning to the e- al langue yesterday adopted a new for dresse¢~99 cents pe;-'yarst rlglii lil! SUDPIY 0| 'Cement H0111 England. ihect that he had fully recovers() from national agreement, and revised the & McLcod'|. ~ "cor, lG€Fl1lBl15'. China and even Victoria. img recent illness and was on his way peace pact the latter being approved

‘.Dnrlng the past summer there was to Hong Kong

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NEW YORK, Feb. 16-The_NatioIi-

as read section by section, to the “Attend our half pl-ice

indeed roverenced by all. As Rev. ~Dr, '

‘i You Can Take ' This Sort ‘

That old blue bottle of cod liver

oil is still an impleasanl memory for

most ofiis, and no wonder, for its I taste and smell were something to

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Q Fen E( Still, cod liver oil is one of the

best things for run dou ii conditions generally, that medical scioncc has

_ ever known Themost pleasant way

5 to lake it is in furm of `

Vinol

_ it contains the curative iiropiwlics of flesh cod livcrii ctiiitaiiiirg iheir 3 ril. il is delicious to the taste, 5

hcalhful to the stomach and truly the most scientific TONiC RECON- , STRUCTOR KNO\Vi\', it liuilda ‘,|

you up and keeps you up. .\ioney i refunded if noi satisfactory. $i.oo

pci' bottle. _

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CENTRAL DRUG STORE

Sunnyside.

an experienced mining engineer. l

Use NULIFE

Rai Blood nbias

For building up and strengthening the body, for

toning up the' nervous system to its natural degree of health, for making every nerve pulsate with the joy of right living, good health and strength, there is no pre. paration that can equal the marvelous curative qualities of N ulife "Red Blood Tablets".

This preparation is hailed the country over as

one of the greatest boons that has ever been offered mankind. It is good for every disease caused by impure blood, gets right _down to the seat of the trouble, cures the cause and at once starts a prompt cure that ends in perfect health and strength regained. It is easy to take and for curative qualities is in a class all its own,

it is made from a receipe formulated by the leading

physicians and pharmacists in Europe and is endorsed by all leading doctors and druggists everywhere

Nulife is sold by nearly every dealer in standard

drugs throughoutthis Province or will be forwarded to any address by Johnson and johnson on receipt of price.

One box Silc. 6 boxes $2.50. '

International Drug Corporation

r G London & Berlin Johnson & Johnson, Cily, Wholesale llislrs.

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DRY GOODS OPPORTUNITY

Chandler (£1 Reddin Dissolve Partnership

$Z5000.00---Stock Slaughtered

~ In order to raise a large amount of»_~m`oney lefore l\/larch 4th, Iam iffefng all my Stock ol Cirnral llry Grids. at Slaughtfri-d iii _ '

prices. Almost all of this Stock was purchased last year, and now ll is new fresh stock is lo be sacrificed,

Generally Speaking There Will Be 1-3 Off Everything. 'Special Bargains will be Offered of Course

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35 Fur Neck Pieces Half Price

-= Men's Suits and Overcoaisa-One Third Off- -Ladies’ Fall Coats I-3 off.

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This sale starts Monday-morn.ing,Coine and_ wade knee deep in the BargainS.All_ our NEW Prirts and Cir gli:ims,l ac<s,Wa-isiS.ilC,

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the sale closes.

here only a few days will be sold at 20 p. Q. d1SCOi1rlf-

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't' willbring ycu back many times before

Think oi it Dress Goods, Print Cottons, Shirtings, Ginghams, Dress Muslims, Curtain Muslins, Table Linen, Sheeting and Pillow

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i , A _ _ Cotton, Towels and Toweling, Cretonnes and Art Sateen, all at the cost prices. No gocdscn approl ation during this great Slaughter Sale.

L. J. REDDIN

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