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Have noi ii ii

Ou h -.. ....§.°‘:'..:..:’:‘:‘. “‘.......""’ .¥.°',:,:,'f

g glint: fi: lt :hen it comes. Ask your

oc ra out eeplngAy¢|»'gCh p _

Clieny toral ln the house. Then vhenetrlid hd;

nu. cold or cough first appears ou h '£253 doctor’s medicine right at harid. I" I

P i iii of il? 0

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_ V ,$ 2,.-_yn .» _Ip glgiris on a business trip on Thurs-'

_,_ _ ff. ‘ - i "lil Starting this _m;;ing, Morris s&

.,;=,_; _ , _ _ _ *'){_'-_.;‘,",‘»':;-il Smith offers great value! in gents"

_ ._-- = _ ,__-_-t'»_">-'_-»

We have :-Berry Spoons, Cold

Meat Forks, Salad Sets, Fish Sets,

Gravy Ladies etc. fitted up in n`ce '

',., .->.¢r_,‘_:

uses which add wonderfully to a gift when presented in this

W. W., W I-I l. L N li R, Jeweler.

f -TQ _ . __ _ - i "

, _ _ _ ,_ ~,¢_-_-_l=,_.,}-,gy

manner. *

WE like the 'children and *Bur in

studio is theirs while they are with ue B makin them feel ai -

hom? we securg pict_ures_ of their

that are natural- true fo life.

Bring that little one of yours to

isiigixoor Piiiiiii siuiiii mS°""“l

Phone 'Zim-I.

The Studio \yhe;iel¥_ii_l.iy_is.alu'ays welcome

Sl ippers

ressed , _ I size 4

At our big

discount sale of

We vi ant some

sample footwear-

h d-

good bright timothy about one un

. red pairs of wom- l“aY~ ess Kia s1ipp_

ers in different

HIGH GRADE

PATENT FLOUR

ESTIEY (1 er barrel). . . . . ..$6.40 PRINCE (choice family). . . . _ 6.00 SIGNAL (good family). . . . . .5.60 also other high grades as Beaver, Imperial and Five Diamonds

OTHER SNAPSI $100 ,

iolbs.Rolled Oats (’l`illson’s) ..35c _

io lbs.Gold Dust for Meal... . . .30c @ C

ey o

styles, all size 4’ Worth up ' to $2.00 a pair-

your choice this week for

6 bars Comfort or Sunlight Soap 25:. 3_§ns Dingman’s Lye. . . . . . .20c Innest Barbadoes Molasses. .40c ga

--Ar: _

¢_-gg-:_-_-__-1-_~__l'°

S:aif'°°"“°°"° -ni.i,n.inHisii

KentStrenf ' Practice limited to disease!

of Eye, Ear, Nose Thrvali

ewoooooo

Notice ol Removal

We"llTi\‘c closed up our lu-:iiirli store it!

King' Square and liiiriv reiiiowtl t|ii~ stock down to our main sion- on Quijvu St, The Books linvc also liccii irziiislir-

red to our Qiiivvii St Slow and all air- rouiits will esettleil ilierv. _ . \Ve takethis u|'v|iortu|iii_\' of il\1\l'k"‘l¢`

our maiiyfrieiiils in ilu- t-:iswrii part of the City for their vuluecl pntrtiiiagc :it oui' King Square brnurli during ilu! PHS! twenty years and we liopv io_coi\tiiinc io merit nnd receive ri shiirc ol tliv szimi- :li our Queen St. Store.

Beer 8. Goff

L. O. A.

Thi* f`ort\'-iiincth :iiiuuril sinshsioii 0f||\¢‘

lf. W. (irnnil Orriiigr |.oili;i‘ of l’. l'.. ls- lund will coii\‘¢~iit‘ in lloyiii- l.oilgi' Roiuu.

Charlottetown, on \\'\‘ll\}\'-"\l"‘."~F ?l_;""l|' ifith, :it 2 o`i~Ioi~k p._ in. 'llic l . 1-\ _-\`\\l_ Ri».ilway will issiic tickets from :ill .~l.ii|i iii: nl one wny first rlriss faire on l\l:iri‘li ln

i|ndi6 Kooil for rclllrn "Ill" "ml-ml Mmvhl

i7t||,|q|o, l)t‘li‘_t::\li‘s \\'ill i't‘qiiii't‘ lil l\_<‘llIl ,.,.|-‘fig-nt;-_ie of ziltuiitlaiiiri' :il tlic nii~i'l|iii_, in return ji\iii'uc_\'. V ` _ _

G|€Ol((il'I §\"l lll'.lvil..fl.\`l7»__'

3-7.Ii\v&is li. \\. ti. Es.-i _\

Auction Sale

The \indersig'iii‘d will sell liy public nuc-

IOTII.. lmsrsld Junction

°” 1h`"'d.y.' M‘rch I-1m... If \ ic

fifteen hentl cliuiveinilch voivs lu U; _- stripper, 4 stceisi, 3 lieuil fat init Iii," 0'; _,.m,ng |,e;|_‘¢|_-it l`enn.s`ii iiiiizmivii ii ""'"°"d Wm "mfoH:i`sAs1i‘i'\\'i_ii`T.

and Skin.

Eyes tested and no‘ed f0l'

lasses.

g OFFICE HOURS

.900 ii am 1.3o-3.30 Evenings on appointment

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I DENTIIBT - Office Hours B-1 and I-6

ovoi- Jeakéngmknlon B

:p;i`d:i}liff&wwn. P. ll. T.

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and

v _y_v__v__~__~_ v__»__»__-__»__v_v__~__v_»__» o a 1"s“»"-r's‘a*s"s‘r's 1'1"."

3_s_d,,s}t,d Auctioneer.

e The Pose

195 the pose in the pic-

ture that counts. _

You will notice in my

worktlic pose is natural, the expression and the fea- tures are all that C0\\ld be desired.

Let me show you some

photos with real class to them. Phone 192-] f°\’ HP* pointment.

The Family

B A Y E R, Photographer

yr; Grafton Street

prulicnsioii of this lsiutl :intl its people. ,

- A Winter`s Tale I

V A comedy brised_ upon ri hit of woyk _by

(The Intact ls 'ts Brill U lrick Frost lh:|t .seriously upset the bmith

DL TM' Es Es family. ~-»~ --3,-f»,,i;-4; e..<:°"- The Nolileman s Dog

125 Qnoon Btrset. Phone 875 J.

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the Photo

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AM". ____._---‘_-I Another of those nicely colored films '”'”'_'W_-1-_-_-_ _, telling nn excellent story-easily followed

__ __ _._ . - Y*-"" The dog used inthe drama. in the celebrat-

} . + *' ”-”" ' nog detective “Qick_". See how he brings ilie lnurderer to yustice.

Fl0we`Tis\\il| homo e iiccell'

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For ta l>l'll"l“Y lim-M fcriliiiiiiiitrié Pl‘\"' l"““ |"Ill"l.l’ . A sailor comes into possession of n

tahlotbniia box of choict- cu bottle i;:iich has _:lie magic prspiertyi og

qi, . h Ing n e to grati yev-_-ry wis ii w ic

you “I c\l'f\\ff0l'|l Dlfffidlll ' cdiidemns its custodian to eternal punish-

' |' and “y\C|I\fl\8 ment. His attempts to dispose ofit foriiv

Tu 'pa' dl Bout cts ii specialty the thread of this startling dramatic film.

Fla" D°`lg"`" and wld ingin lv iiiteiiilt‘d to

i Mail and telephonic onli rs pro l‘l . '

' JAMES l`Al'l‘. .Ir

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' tin illustrated -song and

,__,,d,, "“““°'6° speciality. ,,=g=_._=== ___ .ov Manqsr North Ame ii. x l

Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown _

Tenders are wanted tor Oyster Bed ' Bridge, ses ad. in this issue.

J. A. Ratteiibury, city, was in

high grade shoes. See their ad. in this issue.

Rev J. F. Floyd _. will deliver his

seventh sermon nn his travels in the Centlral Christian Church, tomorrowl evening, the subject b0l¥\'§. "A Visiti to Pisn and the Story of a Great Scientist.” The ordinance of the hap- tlsm will be administered at the close of the service.

L. H. D. Foster. Marshfield, return- ied yesterday afternoon from Summer-. side where he had been attending the Seed Fair. Mr Foster exhibited- eighteen of his prize winning ply-

There were no cases before the Po-

lice Court in this City yesterday.

Ed. Crosby, station master, Cape

Traverse, was in the cityi yesterday.

All readers when writing to adver-

tisers in this or any otherissns of this paper. are requested _to mention The Guardian.

iYestnrday a young lad who had

been jumping ice-cakes around the wharvos went adrift on one of the cakes. A boat was procured and the young follow was brought back to terra-hrrna. i

The Arena rink managers put on it

ben cent skatle with Band l-mst night which was highly enioyed by a fairly large attendance. The ice was ln good condition considering the mild stave of the weather.

The ease of Lacey vs. Harrington,

mouth rock fowls all of which were very much admired 'oy the visitors at the poultry show held in connection with the Ftlir.

The Band Benefit given last night- in the Hillsboro Rink mr one i-‘unreal

»Reg‘i.ment Band was well attended.

The ice was good and the program' rendered by the hand which continu- ed from eight to ten thirty consist/efl of fifteen bands-1-all selected waltzes -all of which were highly appreciat- ed.

The Country Club was the scene

on Saturday of a lovely luncheon given by Hon. N. A. and Madame Helcourt in honor of Tom and Mrs Davies and the bridesmaids and ush- ers at. their wedding recently. Covers were laid for fourteen, and violets‘ were used for decorations on table.l The guests were Mr. and M s Davies, Edward and Mrs Belcouri, (Mon- treal,) Miss Oswald, Miss Josephene and Miss Kittie Haycock, Ormond Haycock, Miss Mary Davies, Frank McGee, Alan Kicefer, and Pat Ed-' wards.-Ottrrwn Free Press. i

About fifty of the yiiing people of'

Oyster Bed Bridge and the surround-| ing districts spent a most enjoyoble evening on Monday, March rch at the’ homo of Edmund' and Mrs Carr. The' time was spent in dancing and other amiisemeiits. About eleven o’clock the guests were invited to the dini-ng room, where they pnrtriik of the good things prepare-d by their kind host-ess.' After this dnnci-ng was n- fzaiu resumed, and as the music was excellently rendered, each and ev- ery one» was maile lighthearted nnd. merry. Before leaving, the highly delighted crowd assiired their boi.-f, and hostess that the even-ing's enter- tainment wss a thoroughly enjoyable one. '

Thursday afternoon at five o'e1ock

the dwelling house of Hector A. Mc- Lean. of Long Creek, was badly gut- ted by fire, which started in a bed- room upstairs. Mirs. McLean was the flrst to notice the fire, and the alarm was soon given. The neighbors quick. ly gathered and made strenuous ef- forts to subdue the flames, several endangering their lives in so doing. The Bronte? Dart of the furniture was saved, but considerably damaged in the removal from the burning build- 1113. All the furniture in the hed- room where the fire started was ide- stroyed. The loss wfll ll?/ln_`t\he neighborhood of $1,500, partially covered by insurance. The building was erected about twelve years ago and was a good specimen of a com. f0l`l5*\l>l€. well appointed famih0ii3e_ ._______

zrlron Blood Pills. A most vslii.

able 'remedy for all forms of genera] flelllllty Briilng from an impovei-ish, cd N00*-l 9“PPlY- They are a direct food for the blood, increasing the red i-.orpuscles and giving tone and dual.

it.Y- 25c. box. A. W. R ddi B~. Sunnyside. _ B n' Phm`

_mu . :-

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, Ar

Uriqinators ol the Big Shows. lmitaied but never equalled

Doomed

.irc married. nu i' .-tiiriiiiig front the churi‘li tliv_\' iiicot zi lie;;'g.ir who is none ollif r thaiu .izitziii lurlfiiig nroiiml to fast his evil i|<f`iii-tivo orvr the young \'ou|‘lc. Sue how

lic eiiic‘i‘iecrl.~i.

In india

A hcniitifiilly volorvil film from inc

pathe studio, atl`ordiiig' one ri clear com-

l-lzinilsouii-ly ~.ili»ri-il Pzillii-. The lovers

was heard before the Vice-Chancellor yesterday morning. In this case sale and partition of land on Lot. 28 is asked for and that the proceeds of the sale may be distributed among those entitled.

II. M. Seller, one of Cliarlotlte-

town's enterprising young men, has taken over the business stand on the north side of King Square formerly occupied by Beer & Goff. Mr Seller has a capable business training be- ing lormdrly of the flrm of Beer & Golf, Queen St, and will take great pleasure in catering to tiho wants of the old customers of the firm -as well as new- ones. He has in stuck new- up-to-date groceries, fruit and con- fwztlonery that vrill please all. Bee his ad in this issue.

Alex. and Mrs. Alley, Saskatoon,

Sask.. who have been visiting friends and relatives in this city and pro- vince. leave this morning on rotiirn homo. From here they will go to ’l‘i'uro, then to Yarmouth, via St.. John. where they will visit Mrs. Al- loy’s brother, Ilev. Joseph Seller. After spending a few days in Yar- mouth they will leave for Saskatoon. Brenton Alley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alley, who has also been visiting in the province with his parents, will remain over for s few more days calling on friends in Cardigan, Souris, and other parts of Klng’ii County, He will likely return home via Boston and New York.

Miss Aggie Doiron, Lady Buyer for

James Paton and Co., now in Parli-i, writes under February 27th, from the Rue Cnumartin, to the etlect that she has visited nnd closely .scanned all the leading millinery emporiums in that city, also including many of the great and wonderful retail estab- lishments. This clever young. lady has succeeded splendidly in her work and states that she found the hats for this year in Paris “ver' p ett and smart." Her lette y lengthy and tells “lt all" about mil- linery, worn by the fashionable lad- ies of Paris. Already a large ship- ment: direct from Paris is on the way across the ocean to Messrs James Paton and Co. When Miss Doiron arrives on the Island she will be in a position and will gladly tell to all the firm’s customers exactly what is worn, and how it is worn in the lelldiliir city of the world, so far as fashionable millinery and dress goods are concerned. Miss Doiron's letter which .ls now in Mr. McLaren’s poss-

firm/s customers who would like to anticipate Miss Doiron's arrival. A1- l`09~dY f-he flrmfs stan of milliiners are at work carrying out the ideas serit by .Miss Doiron in regard to millinery. There -will be ‘something d0lnE' in millinery at James Paton and Compnny's and among the lad- ies of Charlottetown, when Miss Doi. ron comes homie again

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::'I'l'ie members of St Joseph’s S0.

dnlity intend celebratling their Pat- ronnl Feast on Tuesday, March 15th. instead of 19th. 3.12d2i_

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Program at the Biiou To-night

The Romance of a Trained ‘lgurse

1'llll"Nll

A Voice from s Fire Place |Dr.uma)

The Servant, The Devil, The Man

fl)ramai The-Wrong Man.

ttiomedvl

lllpstrated Song Dixie Moon By Mr Philip J. Gillis.

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The Diamond 'Stor

Our diamonds are char-

acterized by their perfec- tion of color, shape, brilli- aiicy and freedom from flaws.

'l here’s nothing can

-touch the diamond-it will make a more binding and happy engagement and a more appreciative present.

. It’sa g‘ft from the heart,

an important link from the - chain of romance.

Let us show you some

from

$20 up.

G. F. llll'l`CllESON °

Jeweler, Opticisn

H4310". mf?-Y be seen by anyiof the.

Geo Rltuhie of Carvall Broil, City,

was in Bourls on Thursday last.

A. A. McBesth is advertising York-

shire pigs for sale which should meet with ready purchasers. See classified column.

Supt; G. A. Sharp of tllie P. E. Is-

land Railway and W. E. Bontley and E. H. Beer representing the Char- lottetown Board of Trade and J. A. Brace representing the Prince County ‘Boards of Trade left by- the Earl Grey yesterday morning en route to Moncton where they will urge upon the Department the necessity of hav- ing a more satisfactory time table arrangement.

“l’ston’s suitiiigs are smartly ele-

gant. 3-10dtf.

WE ARE CLEARING OUT A LI-NE

OF LADIES MUSLIN NIGHTGOWNS AND SHIRTS-WORTH UP TO $1.10 EACH FOR 791' ON SATURDAY. MOORE & MCLEOD. 3-l2d‘1i.

Charlottetown, P.E.I.,

_,__ _March 11th, 1910. Mr. Leonard McNeill, Bumim¢rSid°1

On behalf of the Victoria Hockey

Club, I hereby accept the challenge of the "Crystals" to a friendly game of hockey, this acceptance to be sub- ject to the followingz-

1. That independent officials heap-

pointed to take charge of the game.

2. 'Phat the rink be decided upon

by the toss of a coin.

3. That the gross receipts he dl-

vlded equally between the two clubs, the home club to pay its own ex- penses and the rink expense, the vis- itlng club to pay its own expense. ' BRENT J. L. GA‘RNHUiM,

Sec'y Victoria Hockey Club.

"The right goods at Paton‘s, thi

right price at l’s.ton's, the right time at Paton’s dress goods dis

"Good layer Figs reduced to 12

cents per pound at Beer at Gof1's.

3-12d2i

before -lilpmuiit. wins iiiurlo

i on request.

i ' i _ _ FENQ on s_L

‘ is F A E

4 Rod' I-HAR 4'] l.\'(_T}l No. it l\`l'I\'l$E. i<t.s.v“ 'tl inches apart., ln lothto

l '_ suit. ln 40 rod roll-i. l’lll(.`lC ‘Zin Pl-Tlt |t()li_ l-‘relght paid es-,tuf

Fort Willliiln. Thi- fence was made up roi' a foreign customer. who failed Jllll-

Alsn, -onii: bui~gnlni~ in small lots of'.'-Hiir, iHin.i- and ill-liar l-'cnc-:s. l’.\i'iiuiilai~ii

Tllll EMPIRE FENCE EXPORT C0.. LTD.. Wallicrville. Ont.

tiiioii l>t;.\i.i~;ns llrzsmi-:ii i_\' lircoci-L'i'ir:ri (1,u.'Aii| in 'l`mr|q'|‘iini' _

_mi ', ._.. __ ..-Jff --._ ..t-r-

\Ve have just received fresh from the makers.

Mi---o---Ni

Just imurs Kidney riiis

In llyomei

. Parisian Sage

GEO. E. HUGHES } T"°.,i’§;‘;‘.;€

€1i_*‘?‘-;i=a"' '_' -*-"“"‘°‘- * ' ii' '*==-"#~

Then we have iiiany

350. 40°. 4.5¢- '

Phone 237.

JENKINS

l Peerless lllendi Tea I l

We now sell Peerless Blend Tea. lt has been

sold in this city for years, but owing to business changes the agency was izflereil to us. ltlsa well blended Iiidiau and Ceylon 'l`ea. 25C lb.

higher priced teas, at 3or‘,

The Grocer |23 Grafton St.

Sq imre. '

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1 New Grocery

Opened for Business

New stock of choice Groceries, Fruit and Confection- ery, clean, up-to-date store.

Telephone 6 L Orders Called for and pronitly

delivered, Beer& GofT’s old stand, North.Side King

` H. M. SELLER

3-I2d2i p King Square Grocer

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. _~ s~.s.'°'.

l ' Are You Condemned

_ iv si . un'

To Hard Labor In Your finial Aqe. e , 7° °- `;

By making a small

can make ample provision

llead Office - - - Branch Office - - - -

:lmstf ,

' What is life going to mean to you ? Is it going fo mean comfort and prospei ity in your old age, or is lack of saving power condemning you to hard labor towards the sunset of your life ?

annual deposit with the

Great-West Life, while you are young and w_ell, v0_u

for your old age, in addi-

tion to protecting those dependent on you.

We would be pleased to send you particulars of

our "Annuity Policy". Our rates are the lowest.

The Great-West Lite Assurance Company

Winnipeg, Man. Charlottetown

llyndman & Company, l.imited_

` Managers, P. E. I.

S. hi. Hicks, Agent at Siimmerside.

An Estate

ROSS l fa M&ffl18WS . wuiiiiiiméori

of $l0.000 A

can l°e in mediatcly created by payment of a small annual premium of Life lnsuai nce.We recommend the

,Investment Annuity Policy Salted Pwillll '

as the chea t and most effective method of provid- ing a stafedpxarly income for your wife or, family. Peanut msn Write us for particulars stating age next birthday. ` 0111!' HC lb-

fli - (li.‘t.\\\i

@isiunil

\.A.m¢uaii Trfc. ocean

McLBAN Q l'lcK|NNON Bsrrtsters,Attorr|sys-at-Law

Brown Block, Charlottetown

GBC). 3. Illligv

saasisrmn arm knoll!!

lollclwrs for the Oalmdlan Bank tl

___- Mont-agus

Dentistry Dr. C. ll. BEER,

Surgeon Dentist

- Berlin Dent-Ll Parlors

Richmond Bt. Phoiieldd-Y. Over Prowss Bros.

ST. JOHN, N. B. Foster, Bond Co., l_-____H_:_f§_0_lTU.?- _ Mawr'

ii o ucnizon frTi._ w nam

Barrlstai-ii and Attornsrylot. law

solicitors for the Bank ot Novajiontia

Money to Loan

The Largest and Boat Located H i the t`li A latin

urroundcii by nliiguiit »ha<led trees making peclislly diislriililu for i/iurliiui ln this nunim iason.

>_____m_GEO Mi‘S WEE NEV _V

',l'.l.Leckie,M.H.|.`.l.S. £?.i:':3'f.;';;f..Y:?;;fl."$:§ ...li‘.f1.;’.°.:°i Stewart & _ _Campbel

Barnsters. Solicitors. etc

Ofhres in Desliiisay Block, co Queen and Grafton Streets, Charlo own, l’. E. Island. ~

MONEY T0 LOAN. .V. S. STr.w.\R'r, K. N. A. CAMPBIL

:lmwf`rs_'im.

Xrthur .l.B.MeIlish B. i

(HARVARD y

Btrnstar and Attorney-at-Law

'nrner Qiieeiiuiid llicliinond Street Ch T0'

A Shai

Warburton Qi

llarristcrs, Attorneys. Notary Public, E lfflce in Cameron Block, Cliarlottetoi

P. E. Island ` _

I. l~ Yau. M- il.

Physician and Surgeo Residence--KENT ST

Next door to “Tho Two lac ii

Phone 1170

Dr. John Ledwell, M. I]

‘tlohmond Sireut. oppouine Bc Pauli Ohnre Hours until 10 o'olock to 89. in

P. E. l. KAILWAI

Mm inning January lsr, l9lu, lzltns c i R iilwsv will run as follows

Tr .ins Outward Trnlu Inwai

.toad down Btatlans Road Un wi. my ru. M... _ ti. iy. M Wei ex.Th.wed. ' ' W

gi? si* “fi

a3§=;¥§ 5_1..-..;- 3§&§S5: pp.»i>P§‘ $55835- ilrss FP

...mumps &<°IS °@“'=*.-.-

S§’=`2" g...§=.=§ _&sLL., ‘-2 2:5

“gpm S :‘. 2

10.

msn.--r ff issue ..;_ ;,°~..m __= S5223 U

Port T-Til *lil “M Olasry 7.1! ll Alborlvn md u,w

7 7.36i\r Tlgnish lvtlflfl 600 rss rw an ara.

n Tues. y

Vyed rnurl. ea. Iii-l Bal.. Bun P M PI

.~'°~°-:- 'ir 3 isszeggilfg

easing-F - '|:; Z.Sii§;;§ = 3:;

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lv Emerald Jr.dr:.s'.0 Cups 'i‘r\voi-so 7.\a

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nfii'§`w°"

sat. xiii. a.M a.lt.

Ch‘tnwnsr itiwllltl

L stewart. Jet. tl.t6U.

= I

Hlrroll 8.17 8 Bt. Pours' lv Bourls ar

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Sun Bua 'l".eif' lv.Boswar-e Jet ar Us (XNURII

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THE QllEEN’S COUNT Y GUARDIAN

Omiinlni

Hotel Duffcril

*lcLeod Q. 'Beiiflhi

`lOTliL. BRUNSWICI

Moucrou, N. B. at

» . y, ccumnioi 3 ll) $1: iltuutod ln the centre of spacious Broun iii

Moll Tuul. Luna. .uuu wed Thurs. ’I‘hurs.w ' rn. sat. ii-.i°_°'

u. OJ5 Us

is-st? Q -P

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dliii' "i'uii'L cific A 4.40 4.15 Vemonvlfvo; Q 6.85 s.t5Ai-Mari-syHarbi1ri. |01

ml PM mr b Au a.\i a.\|

nears run y antle Standard 1'

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