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._.m_.E_\mER ,<__,»_ ,.7014 " 'rl-ul: i.rI‘us'r News THE CHA-B.L0'l"l`|E'1‘0W.N GUARDIAN rlllsl' or acl. PAGE NINE

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“TUBE THE iii?_§_____§f’il,l‘.¥fi_____§flAR“IAN GRAND SCRlBE’S <.»,;f,_f,f>,f,§., ..

i 5 5 | 11 I ...lierhert Poole Lower Mdntague " I \ _‘I " ` ~ s'ght ‘ ...If .__

WTI" hm# nw' rs 0 ‘ l .has Cone to Bostoii. ' li/if/iil'f'/f-/'ll///,I V0 J ‘ L Y' _ I *Ja* IT

llln lfwumllrs won

...John Sutlherl l, _

v’i itin ‘ Montague, __ ..._Mi_ss _M. Townshend, Rollo Bay, _ _ . _ ° W -;_- ___ ‘"“‘°;““=“°- Gwen at the Sixtieth Anniversary oi

_...Wlil. Bruce. fnmnier a SS. _ _ _ _ ‘

.has gone to Bostom lhe (umullan Co\’el'nnlont dredge

<,` \ 1 24 cents, carrots 40 cents bushel. and Bt SUUUS WWI. IS Sllll HEFOUDG N15

_ LYDIA. E. - _N15 _ I

Nature and 9. woman’s work com-

bined have produced _the grandest remedy for _woman’s llls that the world has ever known.

In the good old-fashioned days of

oui grandmothers they relied lgion the roots and herbs of the Hel to cure disease and mitigate sufering.

'l‘he Indians on our Westem

Plains to-day can produce, roots and herbs for every ailment, and cure diseases that baffle the most skilled physicians who have spent years in the study of drugs. ' l"rolii the roots and herbs of thei l"l<»l_l Lydia’E. Pinkham more than tllil-ly years ago gave to the women of llie world. n. remedy for their pe- null lr ills, more potent and efficafi .-iowa than any combination of drugs.

'l._. :lin E._ Pinkham’s _Vegetable

(_‘oiu;. .und is nowrecognlzed as the slulial~.l.i'<l remedy for woman’s ills.

Mrs. .T._ M. Tweedale 12 Napanee ,

Si|'.‘l-t',_'lni'olito, Canada, Writes U0' 11:... l`illldi;lil1: _

“ I was a great sufferer from female `

iroublcs, had those dreadful bearing § ilowu pains. and during my monthl

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,Principal James Landrigan I Wins First Prize With

1981-2 Points.

Distribution of Civilian Rifle Asso-

ciation prizes this morning.

' FIRST MATCH.

First Class.

lst Principal Landrigan 2nd W. H. Watts ....... .. SECOND MATCH. First' Class.

lst Principal Campbell 2nd Heber Ramsay ....

Second Class

lst Dr. Clin Beer ....... .. 2nd W. Molibonrquette Third Class. lst J. K. Ross .... ‘Jud Ewen Matthews T3

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periods I suffered so I lllld to go to bei 1 ,lo¢Lo|~ed _for a long time but the fine- ` 1»»r`s irelttliiciit failed to help mc. My _ huslmiid saw Lydia E. l‘il1kllam‘s I/egg. table Compound advertised and got ai lmille for me. I commenced its use and _ soon felt better. I kept on taking' it: until I was well and an entirely differ- ' rut woman. I alsbfnlinfl that hydia E. [ l’iul<lulu\’s Vegetable Compound made rllilllblrth much easier for me. I would rl-coinmend your Vegetable Compound lo every woman who is smicted with it-male troubles.” What Lydia. Pinkhamls Vegeta- ble bmpound did for Mrs_.'i`\vec<iale, it will do for OHM Iuderlrig women.

'S.LNlllilIONIlONNY i

MONTAGUE MARKETS. l

Corrected for every Wednesday and suturday’s issue. 5 Herring per bbl. $5.00 to $6.00, Flour, Roller Process per 196 lbs. $5` <‘ori, per quintal $4.00 to $5.00 Oats per bus. is Potatoes, per bus. 20 Esss, per doz.» ' 17 _- Oatmeal, par ¢w(;_ $335 Butter per 1b.(cruamery) 22 to 24 Hides, per lb. 4. Hurley. par bun. .~ HW. D81' ton, loose lf. lo !\ Beef. ner lb. (eau-een) . |- Lamb. per lb. (cnrcaqr ¢ \. Calfskinl. Del' lb. I |» Cebbaso. ner don. \ . B_eet|, per bun. . ('“"1`°il. Mr hue. li

\\’innei\ of aggregate cup (generou.'s-

ly rivcn oy a donor who declines pub~ licatipn of his name) Plincipal James Landrigan. -

Scores 90xl§; 101%. Total 1985. Fifty-five members was t-he sea.sori's

enrolment. Private matches and tests were on every fine day. The Club will double its membership next season,

MARRIED. SHAW--RAYNOR-At the Methodist Parsonage, Summerside, Nov. 23rd, by Rev. H. Johnson, Russel Shaw of Sherbrooke to Miss M_a-'rgawt Rayner of Traveller‘s' Rest.

WRIGHT-ALLEN-At the Paraonaze,

9' --in-ersicle, Nov. 25th, by Rev. H. Johnson J. S. Wright of Middleton to Miss Debiorah S. Allen o!~ Searle- town.

Catarrh

Whether it il ol the none. thronkltunneh. bowels. or more delicate organ, entnrrh ll nlvnyl debilitating and lhnuld nlwr fail of lttunilw. Il in A dlluharge hom the muooul mep- inm 'hen kept in a :tate of ilidammatfon vy eu hymn, commonly undebui, op- utleq ot the blood.

l-llood’sSarsa_pariIla

un an mms ol eourrn, ndieally d m\-aebntly-lt removes the lun nl .vommvlu all the elect. In lasik. _

I -Perfection Oil He-alters

The kind tllnt gives

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. ,gif-~-1. ‘ sYDNEY, N. s., Nev. ze-if. ie, ° _ '°“-_ Fédwvloll. is u-

reroited that the Dominion Iron & iainufelgl hmm" d""5‘°“ with 130 Of:

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culluua see new ln is exvemd Wm sdd' turbouzenera-_FAs'r FREIGHT M51

to their plant duilng the com-l

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F ENNEL & CIHATIDLER ...us ..

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tion. All erllicutioilall cuinpaif.-;ii wus advocllted dull the assistance of the board oi' health was :iskcd in the nlove- ment. _’l‘lie\loali~<l gladly promised its assistance and un expert will probably ome from Moiitreal. us at glir-st of the ol'pol'ution

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_"Hill MIN" GAVE

ELUPIHS _EHEUUIE

NEW Y()ltl{, November 215.-Pleased

at his son'.~l pluck in ‘defying parental authority to the extent of' wedding the _girl lie loved whether or nn, Captain John Fleming a wealthy l~ontl'actru' and preininent '1`limnin,ny Hull man. after his fi“st anger had cooled. summoned the couple to him yesterday and placed u _ .chi-que for $50000 ill his son`s hand.

"You are alll right my boy," said

Captain I"lemiiiug. "I`m proud of you, because you went right ahead and mar- ried the girl you love. Now go where you like. and doli`t come buck uutll you _ have spent this."

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alue, is visiting in`Gloucester. Mass. “Wii WIINFB She Will vomplete the . .

~ T ` - _ _ -- ~ rr* =»~="°r~ “°<1°fe'f=~=- perance,l'Ield Recently at Kenslng=

E :M"'Ehe xllowtlé “gg thEsM(gi,;T¢g;m' The tern schooner owned by

_ ~ ar etp ces, s cen .P_ °s _ ‘

_WW 20 cents, eggs 1. cents, butter 22 to Tf\0m8S Kwkhaml Whmh WWC Bzround

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\_`_‘ui“`; __ _hay $6 to $8 per ton. _i _e_;l;_9<i__\2g_____tJw_¢_e__:_ii¢;y_¢_i w_<;_t/p_H0__:;1 _REPORT OF GRAND SCRIBE. Number suspended during year 214 __ ___

@_ __ i, l\` Q9 I _ _ H20 1086 CHYE0 f0I‘ St- Pierre. .K _ _ O _ '2'____ _O8 _ _ Number withdrawn ' 175~ is a sure help in time of noni le. If you have a spmin er sirainfa `

l I "l“'“ 'ns ng On' c ' H' ' mana -Number ex elled 13` '

Worthy Patriarch and Representa

T _ti"___ Again are we privue Number withdrawn by death 9

` ‘_ . . ged to Number withdrawn by surrender

N meet in this our sixtiefth annual ses- of charter 162 `

~|ion of the Grand Division Sons of.

'Temperance of P. E. I. .Words faili Total __ 578 . ’ ' _ when we utte_mpt_ to express the ;Makm_ a mud ima, of actin Sold everywhere for 25 and 50 cents a bottle

gre l: pleasure it gi\ es u t eet t ~. 9 g - .., duyaon this auspicious eiieni with miie ’“"'f‘“’"s ff” this yea' 263 . I- 3- 4°|'|N3°N 4° C0-» B°¢¢°n. Mau. °

_ _. ._ _ __ _~,___. good_`urethren of Shamrock Division,‘ _ REPORT OF DIVISI0NS_ ‘- ' " _

l>oi=\1l“t\lIT>Ifllfi;§tll§vlis`inte£f‘it\\'erl‘yesiiiig`lI§ensmgt°n__ Itv als() gfveti Us “dded -‘Number of divisions -on roll last’ *_* "“'-_::7°T‘""'_T"+"""`."" " :";"' ' ." ‘"“ *ily terd9.yat`teril0on hyat committee from D “sure W e." ‘ efeue 'emm_ded hunt] year 43 h| | f r

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_:lie bo_-.ii-ll<»f_ti~.;_llei_; i'_c-.f_c;i'e_il_<-1-.___;o_ tae _gfngrienU33?1;;,X1g;,,y2§,,?:,Ef,};fyngf,E Number organized during year 5 p g p in

ulnplllg ou o tu erul sis io _I h d .t 1. h H _ It, '-1”* _

legatloii askcll that u_n active _calilpiugn |;n_?pcra;TeD;:0n;;_ ofa thi;“i‘__d__l_)_{r.th° Total 48

in lille with that being carrleil nn in ._ nd t_____v_ t______n T ` th 1;_)1";lslNlimber of divisions forleiting

some other cities be institllteil in Hali- “ __ ng h ' _ 0 e_ wor YI charter 4 , _ 1-_“_ promo ers of t e erect on of this tem~ Present number 44 .’

l 'l`hvidclt udvuliced was to have u pe"a“°° han ‘Ve gl`08tiY d0Sil‘¢ tu Total increase 1 -

public iiiuss meeting to lie addressed by Place 0" I`e°0rd_ UW Smcefe and 0l\1`Il- A] - - ' _ . . _~ . ' . . . - leading specialists on the sub_ie<~t ot'_0§’f. congrueliiauong The annul __e___ ____ _ FINANCIAL DEPORT. _ _ lthlough the past seafsn that was paid by any lnelelnnt on _

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fiihc-rculosis, its spread :ull its pl'eveil~ “HDS pf 0111’ GI‘1m<l Division are al- _EeLelp.]?t_h?r the yea! $38 E" 1513-* _

ways important events in¢the llistoryl of our Order, and in the light of' events in the tenipernnce world, argl of more than usual importance this! year. _‘Today we look back ovei' the' vest silty years with feelings wuichl it is almost impossible to describe for Uiiere passes before us a vision of’ il the day when ollr foliefnthers in thisl great work met in our capital city' Charlottetown on Monday the 23rd dev ol october. 1843 the day we now oelebrate, the Grand Division, on the Sons of Temperance of P. E. I. wa, organized by I-Ion. Philip S. White, I>.lvl.w.P. 'reday we think of many' who were with us since then, who have been called to lay down their work, and who have entered into the reward of their labors. We sincerely ,trust that, as we have come together | _.111 the spirit. Of prayer to do what we believe to be the King's business, the | interchange of thought, the discus. Mon. a11d_ especially me planning A ~the coming year’s work, may (_, mutually helpful is ull. Il. is ig. Dortant that efiective plans for M5. gressive work be considered a-nd a. d0Dt0d. and then carried into active operation. The ‘nest plans that emipi be devised will avail nothing unless

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loud:-r of the opposition. Two hundred

niemhvrs of the l1p{>el~fhouse assembled to discuss what tie house should do with the licensing hill. The oppositlflii to this measure is strong nlno tg. li l- lordn ot' all parties Whether to lt.

itllc llill sliiiiinnl-ily' or return it to llls_ _ ____ _

conluonss\vee1:inglyainended wus dis- roll 43. Cash ‘ G ' . ,til-a, Nerve Pain and Blood 1‘1B~

_ _ 1:; MILLER BROTHERS

________s :_______________:;________: l __?_,»_a_li\f|~ge nla_]o_rl_ty _tho i_neei_l_;S,' (IB at the session 34, men1bcrg},;pI:.ep,)|;],_z_`l zone. Satisfaction guaranteed, .'.0c. _ _

.L:ai;1_1'§‘__§"_;'_?'h$5_i;f_‘_"__;’¥__§_‘ity___3f;§‘ gd 21134, Divisions on roll 44. Cash ini Der hox or six boxes for $2 SJ, at_ 123 Kent St_ -mn..

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i loutully radical legislation distasteful H_____tSv___e_ __NewUW:_. __“Higb1and"]

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i ltotlieni. The resolution can-rild at to- _ __H __ _ _ one Ennioi-e, v 1 ‘duy's meeting was to tho eifelt that _ “West N0 M19. Canoe Cove. Dur- I _»; ..

'while the Unionists alle de irons oi' mg the Year the following divisions ‘.-'.-3 ipronioting teiiiperance, it is impossible h9_Ve Suspended work. "King Ed_ "~ ifor them to support a lneasule tllut Ward. ' Urnpaud. "North Star" Park- F"

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violates the principles of equity. There _were only eight dissenting votes.

STEAM TURBINE PLANTS

Fon- SYDNEY MINES.

ii1iiIliEl!_i§Iiia. '1-

‘ltcei Co, and the Nova Scotia Steel

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N _ _".§T.;`f»`;.;""` ‘ ._ .. ieriw. vrestuiii uf the rips. steel °ai¢;,.an_d”1q1?;)“;!§lE_§SHgF’ REPORT- ~`° Daugel' ,_ sign .Coal (To. has just returned froln ni lust year ac we members _ _

~_>f¢'-.:l:.9i~"`§_'l`i’___i_ ~ itour of large eastern cities. ng tl_i&'NumlIer of members initiated 2539!

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generator at Sydney Mines and it is expected that this wi1l_be put in at once. The Dom. Iron & Steel Co.

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they_are worked. Too often we came tflirether in our Grand Division sos. sions and under the inspiration and influence of the hour, become enum;

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V_' 24-ij. -Z nf Jo moi-l'a Anodyno . , ._ A _ Linimont handy you

Th2i`S\\'I‘»l\ ` "‘ J _ needn`t suffer. Keep

Y°“ "Nfl “'|‘°“ Y°“ il" fl 0% _' ' the bandage well salu- cui, a burn or a stalld. You pared with ihe linimgm und ov can :walt-you must have relief your wound will won bg

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w_ren_cl_ied knee or ankle, a lamc `».1rk, sore muscles, iumbago, sciaiica, stlfl joints, muscular rlieumaiisl \, or am- mher ache or pain,John|on’l _Ano_||y_ne Llnlment will rid you of il. _ 'l`ry it, Ge; 3 bqtde and keep it within reach. You re sure to need it. \

Guaranfeed under Food and Drugs hd June 30 i906. Serial number 513

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Net increase / '

xpen. llie $280 42

Balance $100.87

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Vi/e are still giving 22c per lb for wool in exchange for goods. t

We carry the largest range of Factory Cloths, Tweeds, Fltinnii

Blankiling Ruggiug and yarns iii the City. Also Stan fields Llllduvre or men and boys’ :ind \Vatsons Iinderwear for women and giil§" ran ng in price from 25c each to $1.50.

R H E U M A T I S M: l\leri’s top Shirts, Hosie1'y,Coi lars, Ties, lraccs, ___,_0ve1'

ails Towels, Towliligs, Combs, Side Combs, Fiaiineletts Ducks Girighauls, Print Cottons, \fVaistings and Dress good

A very bad case that was cured' by persevering with an

iW. C. TURNER ®. CO

“were it not that I had great The LewPr1ce Store, .§»~

patience and perseverence," wri.tes _

Mr. Fritz Kelfer, well known lu Sugnygidg Oh‘f¢wg_

London,” 1 would still be racked by S.l._wftf

chronic rheuinatism, which was .' ..__.._,L,,, .,.__.____ . _ _ __ .

my unhappy lot' for three years. , "I didn’t 'have acute rheumatic fever as so many have - with me 'the pain and stillness came on grad-1 iually_ When I kept quiet, as on' "Sunday, I was free from pa‘in, -| hilt being a wolking man I had[ to more about and the pain west

simply awful, though after an,

lloui"s resting it would subside. _ "I got the idea ‘into my head

‘tliut although the pain was in my;

_~ _ - `-joints, the .rheumatic poison was _iastic and determined to do groati by (1 M d ‘st aid

500 VICTOR

DOUBLE-SIDE ` ' RECORDS I

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thmgs and pass __tm____g_ _e_0______0___ _in my oo y ruggl s F

of the year‘s work Ishall reform '

.zone wus all the while working at

ly L0 tha statistic 1 d am' the root of the disease. I sept standing as taken frgiam filler bngincial iright on with Ferrozone mid in

'lhe numb,-.,|~ of divisions repgrwsri at three months was cured,_ 'L‘:l¢,v-,Z ii

ull l

r ast annual session held at

no more stiiiness, no pain, ani

springfield on 0ct_ 30th 1907 was 4,0 lain as limber as forty years uy;|>_».

m<1“b°1‘Hhil> resorted 2394 Divisions ‘

_ . .' ran '1‘re"h'd '_ 'lllir_ _ ._ . _leo/diinr. Asihe _Unionist .ue in p the year t_";__"_o_‘i‘_f_‘wS___4_4‘:__37_~_ During 4 ‘me ‘ ttsrtistt Charlottetown ;_f____ . strong ina_]ol‘lty in tlio upper house Organized HE I _ ,,!- _‘Visions WGN ‘ l there will bonu dltiicultv in tlirolvillg .. ,_ xc” 5”" Wllmf-It Valley, ________ _mi . . - _ -A . - '~ _ i r

Cornwall Cor 11

corner "Shlnin L' ht" Qalexuuaru. " siiuullif Brl¢1ii;‘;1pii1fiii

_§`1_C;I_l)&:_ not_:3 reporting in time, Aurora,

. '_ ""`"9» CBFUGEIC. Elmsdale

Goodwill, Hopetu1,Roya1 Try On' ‘Rising SU". Heather. ' |» I¢efu»-e Dlvlsi iv

Dlace with Shamrock takes second

er of memb Q 1

by card we a m “ed Z9

Total

RECORD MADE

CALGARY., .mu Nov ze-Er

-THE STOVE LEADERS- _ _ANOTHER REvoLu'rioN _ I.1verpe.,l to e..1gu.`»§, ffm", ,huns °"‘.

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To The Guardian Pub Co.,

_ De2.r;Si~r's -Enclosed please .find twenty-five cents

for which please mail the Morning Daily Guardian '

"*-tvrllec 3ist, i9o8-to-the 'following address. I under-

stand you will iuaila map of Charlottetown to the _

"‘ j“'*ii'H‘¢’=s1'1~l»s`ci-ther and one to myselfralso notify them

arlottetown

tion. with ll. view to keeping this gov- ernment lnf‘orme'l otlldinlly of what is occ ing ill that section. He should . rear there in ab uit twenty-four hours.

WEST IIAS CA' 'GHT

STARTS IN HAYTI.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 26.-

Captain John Hood, commanding 'the cruiser Tacoma, now at Guantanutnv. has been ordered to proceed with that warship to Aux, Cuyrs. the hea.dqu'.li-» ters of the depnrtmint of the south, where General Simon started a rev0lu~

THE MILITARY SPIRIT-

VVINNIPEG, Mlm.. Nov. 20. -The

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the na“¢_ 'ui thc Seudm-_ -' ~ military spirit is certainly abroudin the

West at t e present time and almost every town and village is aspiring to have either a toot or cavalry corps. ‘

_ A Hwhland regiment ll being erganiz. od in innipeg and will be on parade next season.

Another battalion on foot is talked of

for the provincial towns and the latest lug at on is all French~Cenadi!m`corps to hz known as Chaoseurs la Verendrle

XVANTED o ehoemaker. Apply at . once io J. H. Bell. 11-20dtf.

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and" eighty nine miles). by fre; h lf.

t _ g U Il( __;vent_y_' one day.g,......r{~hls ,.emarkmbm

me as Just been made on a ship- _'3_°_;‘t`C°‘ *W0 “HFS of goods from can M °"‘1“‘°Y» Liverpool. to 1.. 'r.' .l‘Z."’¢'i.`I.'i>“'l‘»° §°'“‘i§`”’ °' ““° “YV ee__vic___ - - - . B. and railway HM these goods been ship

‘ Ped via

Ge" Y°"k' “ Week Of *en days would be lost in customs clearing

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BULGARIA' AND TURKEY

REACH AN »

PARIS. Nev. ze-omii»iiRuiilIi}fi';f';',N,:f`,1_

Eiga; hire indicate that Bulgarlaf ter ul' VY have Practically come to d ¥_¥\S. iin the matter of Bul-garia‘s` fdllgvlvlilligoihagisz independence' 'on the'

B“l3"“`i“ is tv rar 'rurli 1 `~

8? Pom

Elwel" mum". '£0 fourteen million

_OUIYI on account of Rumelia and ten millon dollars on ,¢c0,m|_ 0|_ the railrouu. 'rue capitalization 01'- the Roumella tri-bute and the parm-: clpuueu or Bulgaria lu the 'ru-i~luei.'_ debt is to ue left to the internation- al congress..

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\"ri-availing num me Atlantic es the Pacific I have had an ofppqi-tuple, ot trying various preparations fo the hair but I must award the pi-aug; to Macs’ Hair Food" ae the belt remedy for dandrufl and iteliln bcalp-Bo laid it commercial ttavdle

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_ _,meeting mom _Ln _ _ _ _ L _blood tonic and _ I _began to use _

.__ l-which never get and ,uifh‘°"¥"~_‘*‘}"S lt.. Ae arse it 'didn t help at 211- Tile Latest thing Out,

. . . i(; - » y' lu er rm" "hc 'only cllange was a better appetite "

LONDON, Nov. 28.-'lliere vvu.~\lL1'e-_ rand simile S !`9¢0Td. l d _t th Not bein a

llulrkable gathering oflnrds recently in _AE _the _Gmnd W01'l1hy Patriarch will Tn. more 3 Iiengk ' th t -pg. I _ ‘the l'esidem'e of Lord Lan-slsdowne, theigwe U1 his report a detailed account i doctor I dl H t now- a `- br 0

You get two songs forges and as the Single rc-if

cords cost you 75c, you get the extra song by paying, only i5c more. Tile best selection of records ever. offered _on this Islaiid.' ]ust received direct from- factory. Call or write to _-

Every kind of Rheumatislm, Scia

STEPS of SUCCESS _

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CORRESPONDENCE EOREMAN _Make your decision today

sciloots MECHANIC S I’ROCRAS'I`l NA TION IS A THIEI" OF TIME

NOW helper it _You Have Time New, Ani By Using A Little Of __

$ U

app’iic`e 3 It for your self-Betfermeni, you can have an easy life. _

$ 5 . . - $ When you have reached advanced years, and do not feel inclined fo labor ten

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for a iourse in the I. C. S. That is the bc-st .nove you_can make. By s_l\ille study the attention ofthe Fore man w ll be called in your direction, _Yo\1. advance will he to Helper. Trained men are in deniand_-There; fore you will not be required to spend “full time", to become a mechanic. Knowledge and tc;nsciet;__ ions work is rewarded, and in time ihere is an opening for a conipetenv. foreman, and so on up th__Q__S #PS }’_____ will climb, to Superintendent, then manager, and then in President of' llini. or a new concernk Rgca-§_PDs

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