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This is the season when alittle timely effort will easily and _promptly fld your premises of every bed bug, roach, flea, etc. Not one of these trouble- some pests.

Can Possibly Live

where our Bed Bug killer has been used. Penetrates every qrack and crevice, destroys the eggs and in- stantly kills every bug 1 and insect or makes L things‘so uncomfortable l for them that they I

quickly disappear. Notb- ing can be more certain and effective. I In Bottles 25 cents 1

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1915, 9214-as-29ME5l

FOR SALE

25 bushels choice Red Fyfe Seed

Wheat, grown in 1914, from seed im- ported direct from Saskatchewan.

0. T. FERGUSON,

Marshfield,

No. 2 York R. R.

8344-3-3Wfm12l

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Motor Boat For Sale

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Riinaboiil i edcsl ne b the fam

~ YD- '-'B <1 Y t -

ous Naval Architect, Wm. H. Hand. Fully equipped 10 h.p. Imperial En-

gine witti reversf~ gear. Dual .sys- teni ignition cell.-i und uiagneto Speed 115 to 14 miles pei' hour. Every- thing in perfect. riiiiniiig order.

_-\pply to

_ JAMES D. OFFER,

(lrciit George Sl.

Schooner For Sale

‘$7 _» 'A I

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Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS, nddresscd

to the Postmaster Iii?"- eral, will be received at ottawa until Noon. on Friday. 1-he 7th May. 1915 for the coiivcyniice of His Majesty's Malls, on a Dr0D0B9‘1 Contract for four years, six tlines per week Over Rural Mail Route No. 2 from Wood Islands North, P. E. I., from the Postmaster (.leners,l’s pleasure.

Printed notices coiitaliiliig further

information as to conditions-oi' pro- posed Contraet may he seen and blank i'orms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Otllce of Wood Islands North, Wood Islands West, Wood lslaiiil, Port Wood, and ut the ofllee of the Post Office Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR. Post Oftlcc Inspector.

Post Oiilco Inspectors Oliice.

Charlottetown, 26th Marcli, ‘l9lii.

922641-29MUl3l.

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Tenders for Fouiidary

Building.. Plans and spec- ifications to be seen at our office.

Lowest or any tender

not necessarily accepted.

W. Parnell O’l-lars, 79 tons, Ameri-

=: can build. Vessel and sails in good Bfuce Stewart & C0,

° a 0

condition. Has 27 I-LP., Gasoline en gine installed by skilled Machanics. Will move Schooner six miles an hour

Tenders

I ` Limited

° ° _ ‘item-25Mii' _ Silver Plating :srl sir.s°:.§';f.:.::‘2:§.f.2?°...lil‘| |

If at this time of house-

cleaning you _will look through your Silverware you wiil be sure to find some article that needs re- newing. Send_ any of these to us you desire re-plating as we are making a ship- ment shortly.

G. H. Taylor

Jewel1er& Optician

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W |boating, is 7 miles from Charlotte-

TIDE TABLE

MARCH.

High Water

Time lI't Timo 10.57 . 22.38 11.30 23.30 ..... j 12.02

12.33 13.04 13.37 14.14 14.58 15.48

2 17.04

7.40 18.30 8.43 19.52 9.33 21.03 10.15 22.02 10.52 22.51 11.23 23.36 11.52 0.18 12.19 0.59 12.45 1.39 13.10 2.19 13.35 3.02 14.01 3.50 14.30 4.52 15.08 6.08 16.09 7.16 17.48 8.13 19.21 8.58 20.29 9.85 21.27 10.09 22.21

W. 10.44 7. 23.13 8.3

MARCH-lst to 4th, cold spell. 5th

to iltli. squally weather. 10th to 13th, cool, pleasant. 14th to 16th, cloudy. 17th to 18th, rain, sleet and snow. 19th to 28rd, stormy conditions. 2-itn

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E. BOSWELL,

Victoria, P. E. Island.

8402-1~28Mtf.

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York Point Farm For Sale

Summer cottages to rent or land to,

rent to build cottages on.

This farm is situated on the point

between the North and West Rivers,

with twelve hundred yards of shore front with the best ot li thin an

town by road and one and one halt! by water.

Telephone communication and daily

mail at the door. Ono third of a mile from wharf with ferry boat service to (`hurlottetou'n. For particii.lai's apply

to D. W. WHITE, 8792-2-27Strlh1mopd York Point.

General Clearance Auction Sale

By Benj. Carter & Co.

We will sell hy public aiictioii on THURSDAY, APRIL 1St, 1915 commencing at one o'c|oek p. m.' .

at the farm of Mr. Arthur McEacliern, East Iloyalty, the following stook,l crop und lmplemenisz- ‘ 1

STOCK--1 llorrie, 6 yQurs_ old, ‘2

iiinres, staiidnrd bred. Alvaiitra, 1 blood marc in foal to tfzipt. Adliury, 1 Colt. 3 years old. standard bred, 1 FII- lie coming 2 years old, stuiidaril bred, also a number of other horses.

COWS-6 Mllcli Cows. 1 to calf in

April, 1 Fat Cow, 60 liens, Zi Geese..

IM PLEMENTS-~l Binder, I 1-lay

Mower, l Slcet. Hay Rake, 14 Ft., 1 Disk Seeiier, new, I Steel Roller, new; I l sell Disk I-Inrrow, I sctt Spring Iinr- rows; l sell, Iron Ilitrrows; I (langl Plow, 1 Sulky Plow, 1 Single Plow; 1 Drill Plow; 2 Scrufilers, root pulper Grain Grinder. Sett Scales, 1 Sott Far- mers’ Grlndstone, Post Hole Digger, 1 Paris Green Blower, 1 Spraying Mu- clilnc, 1 Magnet Crcniii Separator, 3 team Wuggons (l new), 2 earth. 1 new Express Waggoli, Driving Iiiiggy. Rub- ber Tired llunnlioiit, 2 Sulkics, I Team

fi. . E

(1 new), I Sulky 1-lied,

Nisw ciigilviiaiiv

We now have our new Cream-

ery completed and are prepared to handle _large quantities of cream, for which we_ will pay the highest market price. Parties having any to offer will find it to their interests to consult us.

The Cli'iown Condensed Milk Co, ‘ Limited.

9140-3-zlnrliaci

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Owing to the tendency in some

sections lately to place hogs on the market before properly Iliiislicd, Davis & Fraser have been oblblged to notify their buyer!-i ilirougliout. the province that they must. positively refiisc to liaiidlo any such hogs that do not come up to the regular grade required for packing, which inust not. be less than 110 lbs. An occaaioiial small hog, down to 100 lbs., if plump and well t`l1t.ted. may be taken at it reduction ol' one cont por lb.. froniprice of stun- dnril wciglil., but any llghtcrtliun that ciiniiot. be received at any price.

Fiirincrs would do well to take par-

ticular notice of this matter, as it is really in their own interest to continue the feeding of their libgs until in con- dition to bring thc highest price. All practical :tiitliorities are agreed that it is in tho last, few weeks of feedliig that the vhlcf profit. is to bo scoured ln hog raising, whilc if thc present. enviable reputation of Isliiiirl pork proilufitsi, ns packed by llavls & Frnticr. is to lm liiiiiiilainoil, it in necessary that farmers supply thc grade of pork required. £1227-Zl~2flm\\'f~ii

PASTRY MAKING' IS I PROHIBITED IN GERMANY.

LONDON, liiiircii 27.- (1.55 ii. ni.)

-A Copenhagen desputcli to the Ex- change Tclegraph says ll is reported from Berlin that thc German govern- iiient has prolilliitcd pastry-niiikliig from Snturdiiy next, under heavy pen- ally.

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p|Agy_ ( harness I, self. Brass Mounted Mmndil |__|n|mem_ co" |_|m|¢w_

'I`eaiii Harness; 2 Sells Team Har-t

Magistrates Court 9 ii. rn. Hess: 3 sells Driving Hrii~ncss; 2 Curl Gentlemen.-Lust Winter I received

_____ Saddles nuii Brechings; I I’uil _ :ind gl-em' banem from the use of MIN.

Prince Edwiirrl s, 1 ami ms. Brivheiw Hi=\'n<'BH~ <`0ll\1rH» llfifllvs ,Anus LiNiiviisN'r in it revere iiinicir

Forks, Shovels, ctr- Lot ot' other nr

of LaGri and I

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tliglegrlgotiqonrrilrnerntoil, sale. positive ‘pgolveg "fDtl;0l;e very ggéfgdwigregllééggeg

DEATIIS ’I'ERMS:-All sums of 5.00 cas 0 n “mmm on

COWAN. - At. Georgetown on Sun- day, March 21st. Julia Whitman, bc- loved wife of Leith Cowan of Aitkens Ferry, aged 41 years. (Patriot please CODY-)

npprnvni joint notes.

BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

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over that amount.. twelve months on you",

W. A. IIUTCHINSON.

9180-3-26l\ltiiiii-ll

BOSWALL-At French Fort on March 28th. Sumner Hoiistoii. dearly beloved son ot Albert and Minnie Iloswall. nt the early age of 16 years and 7 months Funeral Tuesday. the tloth. at 2 nm..

from lite residence, French Fort, to

M‘nhn?ll":.t|$ldlmlitl‘;:i};e copy.) ' B B n.. t & C

IXPRIIB FIEGRIT

FOR THE MURDER

WASHINGTON March 27 -Secre-

IIOC for the ltlllllil of John B. Mc

gi,--»- ,;»,g,fg;_§i»,;»_»;, g;_i;°;;;g,g~3_g Farm, Charlottetown, on Wednesday

y ei arer o._

We are authorized' by Superinten-

t-~.~ we ~»»---ir--fi »°<i»r'»»-» --; dent Clark to sell at the Experimental-

?°i:':i.2;i°':. fan.-.March 31st, 1915. commencing at £'l’.i..'_‘lt‘."l:‘ll.°.'°.ii“.t.f°';:.l3§ 12.11115 2 O’clock P. M. The following fat stock

were Flllllnlsinl iiatliifinctorib'

, ____________,~___. ' consisting of 58 fat lambs and 12 fat

St€¢I'S.

l .

Terms at Sale. _ V 1 I

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PARIS, March 21.--Zeppelin iilrsliips

raided Paris early this morning iiiiil dropped a dozen bolnbs, but the dam- age done was unimportant. Seven or eight persoiis were injured. but only one seriously.. Four of thc aircraft started for the capital following the valley ol' thc Olse. but only two reach- ed their goal. Missiles also were dropp- ed at Cornpiegiie. Ribecourt und llres li_ncoiirt, but without serious result..

Paris remained calm while the

aerial Invasion was In progress und residents of the city exlilhlted more curiosity than fear as io thc result. ’l‘riiiiipcta gave tho slgiiul that nil lights must be extingulsliod us soon ns warning was received of the Zep pelln’s approach. Searelillghts were turned iipou the clouds, iiiitl-air- craft guns opened fire :ind iieroplimes rose to attack the Ci-rniniis. but their operations were hampered by il heitvy ,mls-it. .

An oiiluliil coniniunlcntion regard-

ing the raid declares ll. served only to show how well the defensive ar- raiigenients would work out when put. to the test. The sliitcmenl fol- lows:

Betweoii l.l!'» and 1lo‘clock this

morning four Zeppcliiis started to- ward Paris l`rom thc direction ot' (foinplegiic, following the valley ol thc Oise.. Two were compelled to re- turn before reucliiug Paris, one :il Ecoueii (ton miles north of Paris), tho other at Mantes. (on tlic Seine. thirty-six miles from Parls)..

"The other two were attacked by

air craft. guns and only passed over outlying districts oi` the northwestern part. of Paris and nciiglilioring suburbs. They withdrew after hnvlng dropped it dozen bombs, :ioine of which did not explode.. 'Phe ilitinnge was iiiiiniport- ant. Seven or clglit persona were lniiir- ed but only one .sl-rioilsly.

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Beliiiul thc Lilies iii Franco. Miircli

19.-Tlie following vivid story of the battle of Neiive Chapelle is told by an officer who was wouiided in the lighting.

“Modern warfare is such au lni`er~

nal busliiesi-i that any man who is not killed ought. to be cheerful. It all seems like it wild dream to nic. I never heitrd such n row in ull myllfc. Anil the bullets und the shells-lt. was like passing tliroiigh the most iiivfiil hull storln. My bnttiilioii bud been in their rest billols for some days when an :irmy order camo round snvliig that we wcro to attack the eiiemy's lines nt dawn, and that :i great ellort was going to ho ninde to break through. l-low did we fool about it? Well. l doii’t know how others felt, but the more idea ofattackiiig sent cold shivers down my spine-and l dou’t think any other spiiics were much firmer than mine.

“We were moved down to :i little

village close to our front. llere we were placed in treiielice and were told that I1 division would attack Ncuve Cliapcllc and that our division was to <:oopci'zil.e and advance on Aubers as soon as Nouve Cliiipello was captured. We were hi our treiiches at dawn when siiildenly a most infernal iliii voiniiiciiccil

“The End of the World"

“You never saw such ii. sight, you

never heard such a noise. I heard one of my men say, ‘Bill, this is the ond of the wnrlfl,' :ind I did not blame him for thinking so. We could see iii tho distance great masses of Hallie, earth and brick hi great clouds of smoke, :ill niirending together as eiiornious slicllii screamed over our Iieiids and burst. :iinong the Gorman bomlinriimcnt the tire ceitsccl as sud- vlllilge. At tho end oi' it hiilf-lioiir’s liomiiordulent. the llro ceased as sud- denly as lt had begun.

“All this linio we were uwitlting

the order to advance towards Aulirirs. 'l`l|c (lerninn artillery, although greiitly outiiiimberod by our guns, be- gnii to get busy shelling nil our froiit.. Our two battalions' jumped from thc ciitrciicliiiiciits and rushed forward lii 'long waves. speedily dis- uppcnriiig niiiiil the smoke. It seemed very pleasant, to lie covered in troiichcii :iflcr what wo niiw lak- lng place in front of us _

lnfenrai Shell Fire

"Ai lengtli we jumped oiil into thu

opt-ii. I had to get along as best I could. ue I was in r-liiirgc of thc me chinv guns. ’I`o mc tho air seemed allvr- wttli bullots niid slit-ills. There was it buzzing noise, such as yoiiliear in ii troplili-al fore.-it on ii hot summer clay. On wo moved, untll we came to nu open strctcli. which- was be- ing swcpl. by nn infernal shall flro. Wo crossed this lu ruiilies to gain the shelter of ii few houses, losing some 40 or G0 men. There wo remained for soma little tliiio, reforming the hlittrillon and awaiting further or- ders. When these camo we nioved forward over rough. open ground, coming iipoii lots oi our poor fellows lvlng dead. They were from the only battalion which had preceded us.

"Thou we ontorcd the German

trenches which had been captured. Again we halted. All this time our shells, German shells and rifle and machine gun bullets were shrieking overhead. - -

"'l'liank goodness. tn an action like

this you seam to lose your senses. `A kind of elevation above all ordinary feelings comes over you and you feel Iii though you were rushing through iiir. There ls so much to frighten you thai you cease to be afraid. Then your senses gradually come hack. 'Phat ls why all infantry attacks should be carried through with one overwhelming rush..

for a Rent

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til”

1 slvs orriciltlliitrolii

, "The different. stations for anti- aircrdft defence opened tire upon tho Zeppelins, which were constantly .ieptdllumlnateii by sesrchliglits. _Ono appeared to hlive'been hit. The aero- lplane squadron took part in the uc- ltlon, but mist hariipered pursuit. , “Slimming up the Zeppelin raid on Paris was ii. complete failure.. It only served to demonstrate how well the -.ietensivo arrangements work.. The population was calm. On their way back the Zeppellns dropped a dozen .iiceiidiiiry or explosive bombs on Coiiipiegiie, doing only unimportant damage. Three bombs wore dropped ‘on Rthccoiirt and Droalincoiirt. I-0 the north of Complegnc, without rif- suit."

The lights of the city fliclierod and

then disappeared as the city firemen hastened through the streets blowing on trumpets the notes which it had been announced would signal tho :ip- proiich ot' hostile aircraft.

Buzzlng motors of the aeroplane

guards, which were the lflrst to be notified, and seiirclilights flashing from thc vicinity of tho Eiffel Towor to the lielghta of Montmuric, caused the kceiiesr. interest. and excltoiiioiit among the population of the iiwiili- micd city, but there wus no panic.

Tlioiisaiids strained their eyes in an

effort to catch it glimpse of the ‘ln- vadcrs which many claimed to have been moving swiftly in the vicinity of Madeline, or to watch the work of French airmen. Balconles and the roofs of houses in Pussy and other quarters were used as vantage points by the curious, while many of the iiiorn timid sought refuge ln cellnrs or other places oi' safely, whore they reninluml until sure ull danger wus past. .

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_ as "Extra Classical." That s why we can afford to GUARANTEE otir Cloves.

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buy-

ing Silk Gloves. lt is your ns- stirance of

~ , satisfaction

in fit. finish. material and workmanship,

llifi

El Qwcazg

are made from the .'-

finest grade of Pure

Silk, imported from

_lnpan in thc raw. Tlierc arc many grades of raw silk io choose from. The differ- ence in price between cucli grade is 50c. it lb. We buy

Silo to Wi 50 tlic pair E

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NINE VEARB OLD;

WANTED TO ENLIST

`l.Iinoi:os, vin Paris., March 27.-

Ilenri Lncorne, nine yenrii old wrote t.o President Poliiciire linking permis- sion io enlist. iii tho iiriny. 'l`hi- presi- dent. responiled:

“Your patriotic desire iiiiforliinnte-

ly cannot. he realized, the law pro~ 'liibitiiig enlistment ~ before seventeen years of age, hui to be it wise and iudiistrious child is nlrenriy serving Frniic-o,"

HERE’S A- WAY TO SAVE DOCTOR BILLS.

Physicians Give Free Advice by Which Parents May Profit.

It's zt matter oi' general interest just

now how one’s physical condition can -iie got into shape to best. receive thc benefits of the summer season. Espec-- ially is this true of thc children. They have become run down by a winter ot' uiinitturnl manner of living because of ill-consiilered food and inucli time spent indoors. Spring comes with its sunshine, its fresh vegetables and all also invigorating. hilt tho cliildren are in no condition to receive liat\irc's rc- modies. _

Many parents call in the iiiiiiily pliy-

siciiin. Mnny other parents take ud- vaiitzigc of what the physician told them when he was first culled in con- siil,tiit.ion. All good family physicians say: "Give thc children Castorlii." Ileriltliy parents know this remedy of old, for they took it theniselves as children. It was more than thirty years ago that Castorlii made ii place for itself in the household. It bore t.he signature of Charles ll. Fletclier, then as lt does today. The i-iigiliiturels its giinrnntcc, which is iicci-.pled in thou- sands of homes where there are child- ron.

Much is printed nowniliiys about big

families. Dr. Wlllliirii J. Mcflraiiii. of Omnliii, Neb., is tho father of one of these niucli-read-about families. llero in what lie says:

"Ari tho fiither of thirteen children

I certainly know something about your great medicine, and aside from our own family cxperieiice I have, in my yeiirs of practice. found Csstorla it popular and eillclent remedy in almost every home."

Charles H. Fletcher has 'received

hiiiulriids of letters from prominent pliyslciiiiis who have the some esteem tor Castoi-ln that Dr. McCrann luis. Not only do these physicians say they use Ciistorla in their own families, but they prescribe it for their patients First of all it ls ii vegetable preparation which nssiiiiiiliitesi the food und regulit- tes thc stomiteh and bowels. Aficr eating mines slecpliin, nnd finiitolli looks out for that too. Il. zillitys fever- ishnoss and prevents loss of sleep, and this absolutely without tho use ol’

op'l;im, morphine or other bnneful nar- co c.

Mcillenl journals nre reluctant lo

flisciisa proprietary mcillclnns. llnll's Journal of llenlth, however, says:“0ur diuy is to expose danger and rt-.cord the niciins for advancing health. The 'lay for poisoning innocent children through izroed or ignorance ought to end. To our knowledge Castoria is ii remedy which prorliicos composure and health by reigiilstlng the system, not by stupefylng it, and our readers are eiititlod to the information."

‘fwfr '| See our

._ _ __ Slilolidld

<-'Af/\,"~~._ Sliowiag oi

‘ ` Suiibiinii

it is the cholceat assortment,

| we have ever shown- the host n

you have ever seen, and av nice ai line ui you could poiiiil- liiy wish to select from.

There is such a, variety or

tiityloo, sizes and nodes _tliiit every into can be fully latin

gulllilll lllilnlilp illllimi miggrwengguqcoéy s Cl iili_i_|mirJ l|ulilli;'| nur; 5

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THE KAISER MAKES

» SIGNIFICANT MOVE

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Emperor has ordered the renioval to Berlin of viiliiiihli- paintings and trin-

cstry from his mounliilii cnsllo lit liociilgslierg on the Alsatlitli side ol’ ilu- \'iisgi-.s Mountains. Recently l"rr-iicli iivhii.oi'.s‘ ilcw iivor thc lniperl liil suiiinier resilience, which former- ly holongeil to n king ot' Franco...

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GUARDIAN GLASSIFIEU MIS.

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ii WHAT HAVE YOU IN THE ATTIC AT HOME, "L

` lf lt In ln good condition, som .4 thing and may have some useful

74 even exchanges that will benefit

, You may have a second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, a bed,

a set of books, a musical Instrument, furniture, an automobile, or

= any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some

4 one. For various reasons you do not need these things. Why ‘ keep them only to fill up your house and barn? Trade them off ,j and get something you can ule. That's the modern way of doing

. things.

é The Guardian will give you an Exchange Ad absolutely Free for . a limited period. This applies to individuals only and not to deal- _

' Clip the Free Exchange Ad Coupon ln another part of- the

Guardian and bring It oraevid in your Exchange Ad. We will

. print it FREE. D0 IT NOW!

_ THAT YOU WOULD LIKE T0 TRADE OFF? '-

. See lf you can ilnd something that you no longer need or want.

Why not “swap” through the medium of the Guardian Ex-

change Ads? This new department is able to quickly bring about

~ ers. If money is asked for articles, the ad will not be run free, but /-T the regular charge will be made.

cone else may want that very article they will trade you for It.

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Agents Wanted t

Aoeurs wAN1'En.-To sei'.i_"Eo`§

The Old Reliable Foiilhill Niirsierles. ,\'Vc teiicli our incn to soil. Experi- ence unnecessary. Illghest commis- sions paid. lliiiidsonie free cqulp- ment. Sroiie & Wellington, Toroiito. Ont. H184-ll-26mo20i

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Sii.ui'ii.ioiis Vacziili; sii_i.v sono/iv's MsssAee’A~o

methods. Extraordinary revlviillst. Quarter million converts. Thrilling book. Everybody orders. Make six to ton Dollars.datly. Sample book frco on promise to cnnviiss.‘ Bible lloiisc, Brantford.

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Ili-lp W iilitoil-If‘eiii:ilu

wANrso-AN ExPEi=i|E`r€c`é`r>"E§i`ii`iZ

for izclwri-il liounework. Sinall fiini- lly und good iviigcs. Apply lit 101| \’i'e\‘moiitli St X107-'l 27M‘l| ul

WANTED.-A MAID IMMEDIATELY.

Apply Rll Ilpper I‘rliii'c Street.

902|-Il-IGMISI

For Sale _

Ei`i¥`§Xf€ one sUi7eFi`on"§Ii`iT-

bred Yorkslilri- sow. Due to furrow mlllrlc April. G. A. Mulch, East ROYH|l-Y» V i`ll’ltl-fl-‘.l6il\iZlipd_. ron sAi.s-ioo ivi. iniiir rin liar-

galn. Gen. E. Golf & Co., Wood- vlile Mills. _ !ll49.3.g4M - Mlscelliineoiis lusiness "6i55B`a`riTN°i'17v. -one

of the best drug stores und busi- ness iitnnds for sale cheap and an easy terinii. Adilreiiii A. B. C., Gund- dlun _ sins-ll-25Msl. l

Ilelp Wanted-Male

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wAN'rl:o--oooh ciiiirzuren ron , Job Shop. one accustomed to bench work preferred' good wages, steady _ work to the rl' iii mini. Apply io

C. E. Carson, 158 Queen street.

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“’¢l‘..~ am v "1 I., "W .°“ ,¢s|s'rtii¢~ iii »man. Aildrssl. A. 13., 0., 9%,

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wAN'rso.-a Faesn Mitk cowl

Apply, Boi: 350. 8355-fl-limi!

wAN'reo ro i_EAseT-'Fon A 'ral-uvr

of tivo ymirs or more ii fiimi of 75 to 100 acres. Corrosponil with “W.I.." tforiiwiiil 1'. 0.. 1*. ld. I. 9194-3-27Mtll

WANTED.-HOUSE OF 7 OR B

rooms. wltli modern coiiveuloiices: small. funilly; no children; rontiin advance if roqulreil.' Address. “Ten- _tint.",Guurd|iiu Odlce. 0187-3-26m3i wAN"rE'F'r”6 RENT.-" one T6

llvo acres of land with house from two to tivo miles _ from Charloitc- town. 0|' ncitr n Railway i-ilntioii. Apply to P. 0. Box 280, (lliiirlntte-. town. ‘ 0182-3-26M3i.

with 00. dllk.