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- PAGE TWO
APRIL 6 ‘f "ii
.. ms. - 'ras cnaatorrxrrowri GUARDIAN ~ -mm or ;in..~- » 9
ARE YOU TROUBLED
- WITH A S T HM A f
Any person wit`:i this distressiiig coiiipl'iint ~ Will find this eliziiige able wezitlier cause tlieni -
alot of trouble \\'e re- .
¢omniend you to try -
Campbells
Asthma 5-’
Cure 5
a remedy that luis ii V, large and iiicitzisiiig sale here and elsewliere. 1 lr. gives prompt _relief -I in nezirly every case ' and has prercntrifl £1 re- turn of the .ittricks for
long periods.
'l`ry a bottle 45C.
Sold only by
].G.]amieson
Druggisi tl
iii lliii £_ _-.;_-_.,.. ; . _. -___
` WHAT l..:.-.'",,if‘.‘f.>iir;' »
iliif vviiiiil- riirl -
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big-lili tilnliiiiw-.
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'l'.i;i ii~\»~.‘ iii i
, Y‘UpR vii:-'lilo viii; to
S-"Pill :::;f.ii..¥."i‘._-.iff.‘-1
W 'I0-“AY '.11'ii-i.T';.‘:i;‘f-‘iiir
ni -.~ iii li i- .' 4- il
niil-_--4" or ilooii wliiii ,vnu -ini'-'
J posses-ii-/i. li _iiiiirvyiis iqirvi-ll
I you wi-il for iii.in_v y.~:ir~~, so
uint-ii more ri-isiiii 'why you
l _ _ R hliouiilink.-gii‘ii|ii=i r"iri'ilf,li|-iif
iiou.
' 'l`ou lute to irriiiii- wlivn --i‘;lii.
is guiie. Now' is ilwi iiiii<~'!.ii' action. Cmnt- ii.»iin_v uiiil iwi- ns ' or your own lirni-f-l,
Silvcrsinn (dl. Epslein
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L i,-ns. or oifiiis
:lib Qiiceii bi. L'ii`lii\\’i\
INRIA* _
i iiiiiiiiiiifd
, Rocliy Point l"er.-y
l)rparfri\*ni -il l‘iil.-:ii Worl\.~i.
Chnrliii i:f.i ~n, l'. Fi. l,
Pl.ir.:!s Zflfli. |'ill.
SEALED "il`ilNDl§RS Will Be
Received at this Office Un- ' til Neon on
' FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, l9ll
from any person or pe-r_~oiis willing to C-Jntrect for ibe. running of the
a Rocky Point l-ierry for the sefison ' 1'!
ioii accorilin-1 to specification tcrins. con.li'.ioii:~, etc, to be seen :ii this ollicc. The ii.'i\iie.»` of two res- ponsible persoiis willing to become bound forthe faithful performance of the contract niust accompany each tender.
Toe Deptirtnifziit does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tender. '
Each tender must be accompanied
by a certified clieiiiic payable to the order of the Coininissioner of Pub
*iii i Y 1
lic Works for ten per cent of the amount of the annual subsid v risked.
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In the event of the tender Iii.-iiig
not accepted the clieipie will be re- turned.
Tenders to be aililressed to ilu:
undersigned :ind to be niarkeil _“'I`ENI)IiR FOR ROCKY POINT `FHRRYf' ~
lg I.. ll. i\li‘.\'lll.l..'\.\‘,
l ) \ »
.\`ti:i'i~f:ir;.' of l iiblit Woi‘les.
H 3-22<lz:>,r;;_°9,_;i,5,5, r22,2o 5.
ilhililrers Sliiies
\\'e’ve weak ankle
shoes for cliildren learning to wallgliglit and heavy soles in all
leathers' for ..the_"older T.,.,,,..._
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S i.lROVE'S signature is on each box.
ones. In 'fact every- thing used to beautify and protect the juve-
va ri e t_ y. Mclarlane, Instructors, Security and many other lines.
, _at__ noi interest to ieiiiu is nie me "“f°'"°°"`"
- that we have stocked several odors _i 3 s
of the Harmony Perfumes and nach- lib.,
eta made in Boston. You have only ,ui . i ,
to see these perfumes to fall in love mlb. M ~@.‘»_&3¢
with them. Bold, only by the bulk, Ig” §|»¢“||||h_ ty ,i Pri 15 'Ph MacKinnon |,,.¢¢...|4||.,g& I '_' J.
i off Bros
“nn iisiiiiiiesim mn" .“'“‘ °°-~ °‘"~ “L °°°- ° “°5,,,f'- “FM -- ....1-xx; '
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'and Legisliitiires to which United
izoiri niii.i.i-il .
be ciiiiiiienniiteil iii some wiiy for thc pzi.~if:, pi-1-i~u=iif, iiiiil future colosi-ml ex-4
Uni- of the things which the Toron- fo News liiis felt culled upon to ex-I 1-liiiii is why (Hinatliiiii Pacific Rail- iviiy stock has so rapidly advanced rind iirtviineil u higher record than
i-Jer _before since the reciprocity :igreeiiiciit has been piibliuhed to the -.\.orld. For, the t‘. l’. lt. is'an east- ;ind~west road across the continent, .iiiii the opponents of reciprocity ai- iirni ibut free trnde will divert traf- ric froin ull such roads. They also nl- nrni that reciprocity will be iiil\\l`l'
ous to tkiiiiidva, iinil that must bc in- ,~.irioiis to any great l`iiii.iiiun i;.il- wiiy -sy.-'teni.
The News gives five i'c.i==~ins its lac-t
low for the advance in the price tfi f`. P. ll. stock: I
il) 'Phe conipnny has iidvnnced its'
cliviilciid rate from seven to ten pen rent. _ _ l iz; The coinpany’s possessions in
liind and other property outside f-be ieigiilnr transportation business ure’ enoriiioiisly valuable.
id) '1`lie company is undisturbed
by the pursuit of Anierican courts
mates railways are subjected.
'li These consideratioiis have lcd
to ii gruifual transfer of investors’ :honey froin “United States rails” ii Vnniidiaii Pacific Railway.
i_.'») People with sense enough to
l»:iy Uuiiadiaii Pacific Railway stock liiilii-ve that the reciprocity piict will i-iihi-.r fail ol rzitificutioii or soon be .ilii'<,i;::iteil.
ln reply to tliii first of tliesc ex-
pliiiini.<iii.~:_ it is true that thc divi- il»~iiil li:i_»~ liviiii iiii'i'v:iseil, :ind was folliovilil iiy :iii :i<l\,'iiiii'i~ iiif.lii=, isfiiifk, iiiif, fliiii. wus `pef<ii'i‘ the i'Hi‘ipi'iicity piiri. uns iiiiiioiiiivi-il and will not. iic-
r>i' nilv:iiii~i» wliicli hun tiiki-ii place .~i|u-i- flu- :i_i'i'i~¢-iiient was iiiiiili- pub- lic.
,~\:: io thi- \';ilii<~ of i_lii- coriipiiiiy's
po.~i>ii~,~i.~ii<iii.~ in lainil uiiil \if.lii‘i‘ Dro- p<~rtii-i~i, thi» onii only ns-iv fu(-tiii' whirli roiilil lnive iiirrezisml their vn- liii- bun lii>i~n the i'ei:iprocity pact.
.\.- to ilu- tliiril point, the coin-
i-:iii_\ liiin 'iill :iIiiii;_(` li#-en irvc l'|'ii|ii iii- !i-i~f<~-i»iii-i- by .*.iiicrir.:iii i~oii'rfi-i :ind li>;'i:~l;itii|'i~s, so tliiit fiirt rain have li.iil no i-lfi-i~i, to |i|'i»ilii<-,i» thc iiilviiiii-ii in ilii- .-'i-lliiitf pi‘ii'i» uf il..~» Sliirlu.
'l`lii~ :iiis\'.'i-i' to thi- fiiiirfh vxiiliifiii-
lion iiiiist lie the iiiiiiir iii: t`nnt,giveii to the third. There is simply noth-
iiii: new in it to nccoiint for the re-
l{E(`Il’RU(‘I'l`\' ANI) ’I‘l~IE AD VANCE IN (‘. P. lt. S'I‘()(‘K. did consideration of every member of
-- fhe House and that ns the outcome
count for the sei-ond und much ltirg-V
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i ` i"""` `“Eiii7i§$oiiY,'.\~i<ii.<. if
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN *"1
We trust that the proposed mens-‘
, _ j 2* ,__________,_ ure will receive the igarefiii and can-
cent advance.
of their deliberations a result may be
The mth explanation is the most attained which will make the enact-
laughable of all. That explanation is in effect that ri ruinous bargain has been followed by an advance iii' the price of railway stock simply be-' cause the bargain must fail of rati-' iication or be speedily abrogated. Truly this is something new as ade-' vice for creating a bull market! i
Surely The News will have to tryi
agnin, or at least make an attempt
to explain its explanations. The fact* remains that despite all that MB been said and written by Sir William Van Horne, Sir Byron Walker, Hon. George E. Foster und others to prove that the reciprocity agreement must be injurious to Canada financially und industrially and esp.-<:i.ifiy ruin- ous to railway lines in (‘.nn.iil:i wi ith run enst-and-west, the stock of the (‘. P. R., the greatest i-.ii-it-ind-west railway system in the world, has acl- vanced by leaps and 'bounds to a price far in advance of any previous record.-
And this fact shows that the stock
und investment markets of the world do not fenr the results predicted by the opponents of reciprocity and do net believe the statements put for- ward by these prophets of calamity. By a treniendous splurge of opposi- tion nt theoiitset, with talkiof blue ruin, annexation and treason the
forces of opposition created u momen- tiiry seiisation, but it produced no perinunent iiiipreasion. li. was ai volley of bliink <~;ii‘i|‘lilgei-i wliichiliill~ i-il and wonndeil no oiiie, und the siiiiikc win; swept uivaiy alinoi-it ns quick as the soiiiid had died in the iiir. Since then the :igri~i-ment hun grown iuipidly :ind is i~ii_i|l iqroiviiig iii popnliii' favor, while its opponenli-i hiivi- nothing ncw, solid or corivinc ing to offer in suppiiri, of their :it- tzick.
The iidvnnce in (`. l*. R. stock af-
fords strong :ind convincing evidence for i-i~i~,ipi~cf~,if,y, iiur. it is only oiieoi iiiniiy fiii't.:~i ti-iiiliiii: to the siiine re- ‘=:iili,. Fnrni liiiiils and fruit lands, ciiltivateil lands and virgin prairie have siioivn ii like iiilviinui-_ lniiui- griitiun ii-i iiicri-n,i~iing, and nvideiitly tliese new set.f.li‘r.~i, liriiiginir in thou- isiiiiilis, :inil collectively iiiiliionii iii' money, do not believe that they :irc coniini: to ri country sliortly to lic blighted by ii ruiiioiis trade liiiriliiiii.
A N( l'l`l-l l'1l{ lil G
A fi=\'.' iliiys :igii Mi‘. Grnhiiiii, Min-
i
E:-1ti~i' iii
iiiliiy of :il to :£5 fcet, or the nlterniitivc pro- _ii-vt of luildiiig :iii entirely new cun- ail. iii- f:~.vi»i'eil the lntter, ii new crin- iil 25 feet in ileptli with locks iiiiide for ii 32 feet ilrniiglit, so that at ii future date thi- ciiniil iiiny he nuidc of that depth throiiglioiit without un eiilnrgzenieiit UI the locks.
lt is apparent, tliercfore, and the
Toronto Globe accepts it as a fact, that ai new Welland Canal of the proportions iibove described, is con- templated .at an curly dny. It will be ii very costly work. And it is to be borne in mind that the Govern- nient is alrehily conimitterl' to con- struct the Georgian Bay Caiiiil at a cost of 100 to l20 millions of dol- lars. lf- was nt first thought that the Gecxrgiiin Buy Canal would odset the nccid of an enlargement of the Wcllnnil, but powerful interests are behind the project". for ii new Welland Canal, so that apparently both are to be undcrtukeii when once the Transcontinental is completed.
The two big canal projects involve
ii total oiitlny ofisny 150 millions of dollnrn, an amount equiil to the construction of another Transconti- nental ltailivay. ln ii word the new ciinnl projects involve n financial out-
l-'l¥..fur greater in proportion to Can- nini’s ivcniili :ind pfipulntion than is iiivolw-,iii in the gigantic tiisk of Liiililing the l':m.<inin i`niinl by the Iiiiitcil States. Wlint will the Muri-
tiiiie l’rovincei-i any to these gigantic iinil coslly iiiiilr-rtiikiiigs? lt almost sitiig-;;i~i'i~i biilir-i tliiit thi-.y can be un- ifvrhlikiiii now iiliinif with the coi`if.of
ri niivy, lo wliii-li the f)oniiiiion ii-i
Hur:-ly lbii l‘I:i.=aLcrn l’r1ivinriis iiiust
pi-iiiliiiliv in 'iliie West. We niiiiii pny .nr i~iliiir4» of flu- conf.. li0W“Vf‘|` ¢‘~'~'
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'.i'O CURE
Miiritiinc llfirsc Show iilicncil lN‘l'" r-ntf~i'iliiy iifternoiiii uiidor iiuint lu
. . . ` . . y '
nlle IS here la Lholce voruble itiisiiicas, the \vciii.li|:|~ idcnl, ""“|,”¢¢ ,ug -
iiiiil the iittciiilnnm large. .liiilging Adunh nfnmimheuveunenme
A COLD IN ONE DAY.
-‘miie LAXATITE nnoivio Quinliw
Druggists refund money if
'l`Hli} AMI-ll'lRi~l'l" HORSE HI-lflW.
co c an oullie. e B
ll.iil\\ iys li.iil .i fr ink talk
with lwiiliiinieiit ibout the advisa-
ileeiieiiiiig the Wcll.ind (‘.i.n-
’hiis from time to time iiinendcd the
Liendiiiii-i-~in:ii| our riilers nt flttiiwu;
AMH|~}l{S'[‘, April 5--Tlie second | .
` tx
an ri-irried on without a hitch ¢,,,,,,,,,_, B
n
The entries this year were inr i |
advance of last soason's show, there any being over 240 entries, representing & Kp over 150 different horses. U
(`_ANAli PROJ ECT.
may become, Shall we tuki- our pini- ishiiient. lying ilowu, or iiliiill we pro- test and insist upon it proportioniite expeiiditiire for needed public works in the East? 'l‘lie ’l`uniicl to unite the three Miiritiine l'rovincei~i in one
nt once siiggesitn itself its ii piirtinl ninke-iveiglit nnil eqiiziliser. The vast outlay coiiteinpliitcd und iilrenily made on improved transportation in the West makes ii ten-million dollar Tunnel look like 'a mere trifle. Sure- ly it is time the men who represent the Maritime Provinces in the Coun- cils of the Dominion should muke their voices heard and their influence felt. They will do so if they are worth their salt. And whether they are or are not worth their salt we shall see.
'PROPOSED PHOHIBITION ACT l9li1i
It is iiiiderstood that the minister-
iH| Party Fife going into caucus this morning to consider, among other things the draft bill to be known as the Liquor Prohibition Act 1911. As was stated yesterday' in The Guardi- un this measure emanates from the Temperance Alliance and its provi- sions are honestly intended to stop some leaks and prevent some cia- sions of the existing Prohlbitory Law, and render the enforcement of prohibition more easy as well us more eilicient.
'l‘hesc objects :ire laiiduble. The
Province and the Lcglsliitiire are fiilly committed to prohibition of the liquor triirlic, and the lieginlatiire
existing lnw with zi view to miike it more workable niiil rfiectivc. The new.
bill in quite it long unc, with provi- niima tliiii, i‘i‘prei-wiit the iiilvniivcil oiiiiiionn of i.i~inpei‘iiiice und prohibi- tion ivorkorii in their desire to over- iioini- the ilitlii-iiliiea niet with in en- i'orciii|.5 the liiw. As to aoiiir of these provisions there may und pi-,rliapn will bi-. diilercnccs of opinion iiiniing- tho meiiiberi-i of tlu- lioiisii, but we fliiiik the lurge iniijority will ugrec flint the time liiis come for taking iinotlier forward ati-.p in these mat-
_ylhooping Cough iiii'il‘il’¢"ii’ii-is ‘%=li'¥l‘i‘iiiii°°‘i:%"i.i»s
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ment of. prohibition more popular as well as more effective and complete than lt has ever been. There is great liublic unanimity ns to the benefits that have resulted from the existing law. The Province was never more Prosperous than since it has been in Oberstion. There is also a widely Prevalent opinion that the good law we have can be further improved so as to be still more iiseiul and bene- ficial and this we believe to be the sole object of the promoters of the bill now put forward.
RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS
‘ TOWARDS Al'{BI'l`RA'I`l0N. LONDON. Aprii s-'riie Arciibisii-
0D of Canterbury will be asked to start a great religious movement in favor of Anglo-American arbitra- tion. V
This the outcome of ii meeting
licld at Mansion I-louse, at which ii deputntion from the Free Church Council presented ii resolution urg- ing the Lord Mayor to initiate ii National movement.
Sir Edward Grey iiidiciiterl in the
House of Commons on Tuesday that the British Government contemplat- ed asldng the United States to ac- cord to Great Britain the reduction in duties granted to (`aimiln, under the Canadian-Americiin Reciprocity Agreement.
NASAI. CATARRH
Au Old l'hysici:in Says to Look for Dizziness, Frontal Hend- ziclie, Stiilfiness and Nose (.`rilil.~2
'l`l~§LLS HOW 'l`O CURE
l‘nt.ui‘rli ln iilinost 4-.vi-ry iiiiitiinize
starts with ii izoniiiion colil in the bend, which is adileil to with :inotlier cold, and because of some extra ex- posure or weakness of the system, it liccrimea chronic.
A full case of diiiiqiii-itiiii: iuiszil iinil
throat cntiirrh thi-ii ilnvi-lop.~i. Llnli-as it riiilicul cure in viii.-iftcil then this disease passes rapidly to thc tliriiiit, brouchinl tubes und finiilly tu the liings.
No niun or woiiiiin vain mei- ;,:<-f_iii-w
liiiiifii iiny inorii than in-iv fiiiirersi or .i new nose; but every one siiiieriiig from (liiturrli ciin get ii surf: cure by inliiiling (Iuturrlio7.one, :ind this is prov'cil__ after you read furtlicr.
QUICK, LA STI NG L`llRli.
"After ten long ycnii: of siiflerinig
with (‘fiti\|'rli in the throat :ind iiosc l write to tcll you that I uni iiow conipletely cured with (‘iitiiri‘liozoni-_ Wliut ii relief it was to get tliiit buz'/.ing stopped in iny ears, to liiive my nose free iinil ensy to breiitlic tliroiigli-wlin.t ii blessing it wus to get_ cured of droppings, cntiiri-hiil dyspepsin and bnd breath. All this is the result‘of fliitiirrliozoiii-, which 'I reconnnend everyone to use for nny trouble in the thront, nose, bronch- ial tubes and lungs."
John McCullough,
Moosebrook, N. S.
Let Catiirrhozone cure you, get the
large dollar outfit which lasts two months and contains nn indestriict- ible hard i'iibher inhaler. Smaller sizes 25c'. and 50c. each. Beware of imitations of Catarrhozone, which all reliable dealers sell, or by mnil from The (lnturrhozone Company, King- ston, Ont.
SMIGE
/MPOHTED IIBSULUTELYI !
IRS 3 delicious
seasoning-
st a
oigniiigiiigpis
CUCUA
Cowan‘s seems _to hit the right spot. It is a gi-eat food for husky young ath. letes : satisfies the appetite: easy to digest: and delicious
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" " ra' iiiiiiiuusr
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When frying a chop or steak Sour into the §!`HVY .lu ..,
little of this genuine Worcestershire Sauce. .... / 1
llv . 1?
. i M.. li You need a
Canoe or Row-Boat
Farm For Sale
1 b it Tian ii iifiiini Mciiick Nine Miic-.ii-iii..
mlller you Cannot ( O we Cr 1 i‘lni|iliitt,ief.ifivi'ii,i one’ riiile from il'i»\\ii
I ll .i<ri~-i of lnnil in ii iiiiiinir liloil.
decide on the "\\"m, liiig_lisli” kind. 'l.`l1€y ‘.'..'i.i.f-. i.._§..i`..i ..iiapi»i»ii1-.i~»i.{-}{...i..§.f
der eiiltivntioii, ull wi-ll fenced wiili
are unsul' agsed ln design mater' wire' mostly liiindon fencsi Also
y P M' 3 ioiiiig oii,l\.iid beginning to bear. 'Flu-
' Pcierboriiugh, (liii
/_"1 9' P. E. i. Bunch
i`_i Lay By Some Moneyl _i ,
For the Future. Young Man iii iii§i§£i"L‘.`fl2il1il§"ia\i`§i."ii§§fT§i`. "ie'iil’F".li`..li’ .’l{lii..’i‘.’."i‘$‘f Sl-'.`.‘iL iii ' "A" " » N
vested, is the besf. protectip ii you could iiecii i'cfori.iioso di-pi-nd ent upon you, costs very_litt|e but brings i:ri=:if. |'niuriii~i. '|`h<- very act h_af. you are wide-_iiv\':ike enough :i_nil pliyiiicviilyjit to have ypur life insured will int you in the astiiiiiition of biisiiivi~iii mei_i._ Phe iiiiyniants are vi-is i~ii:~iy and i-:in bi- iiiiitsil to your individual iiicaiiri. (lull in ioiliiy :ind see wliiit thi- fliiiiiiilsi Iiili- lfiim to offer yoii--tha f !i\n.\il:i liifi-. in fini iitruiigenl viiiiipiiiifv _oii thu coiitint-iii.
W. K. Ro ers M°“°8"
ial and finish and- c.'i1ilie depended on to i»iii\i£Li‘;~rjvi§§“H§:§t <_;Lfi‘__ii-"‘\f,1(§j§;‘\»=,fj};;;i§_~i
II* i luiyi liirii, wagon sin-il, niiiiiiiii sliil
give perfect Satisfaction- :iiiif'ibeiiei‘y -all new- liiiildiiigsiiiiliiiil
i-il witli liiiiilwoml grovi-. 'l‘his f.oiii i-i iiiiiialcil one niilc friini l'o\\|iiil
Urder one NUW and be really lor the 1»~71»w~f i§(i'_i'_°f;~r_§‘~x-;~~§;i(;i;inf§ J{;i;l')\u};1~= $-
WU llll '~ tion uloii,_ i-ilde of school und nc.ii
Opening of the ll- lallng. Season' i-liiii-icli, gi-lviit and aiiw mills. l'<`oi~ piiri
lii'iil:1rs apply to (. lt. l\li‘l\i|iiioii,
pi,-y vniiiiy in ii., i.<.i, 41i,,i'. ii.
Q _ ` ` f`li , _
Write lor our lirce L atalogiie. 1 I- 4 “""““‘;
nic win. iiiigiisii time co ,Buckin-
Union H Price Made $2.50
ll/latlc in np English Factory
> 0_2 6du1wf3Owk_q_ nm. from American Styles
SM0lfli and CHEW
i c. ii. BLACK, spemi agen. A 'l`WlSl 'l'0ll3C€0
I
i i' i ene its and Extras.
I U I: _f Great in Value | | | l_ Fair in Cosi
Membership in this greit Ordrr
will give l. Insurance Benefii: 11 p to
$5ooo.oo.
ll. Total Disability Benefii,
through accident or disease.
Some companies now claim to have this feature, but ihcy
hw; ii |10( ns the I. O. F. liris. Tliey only pgy at death,
not half down during life as ilie I O. F. does
lll. Annuity benefit, at 70 yefifs
of age. A moderate rate till 70 is the I. O. F. Way.-
IV. Sick and Funeral Benefits:
$i2S.oo is possible from any one illness; and $50.00 for funeral. These fqur :ire full value for wlint we pay, 'nn next ihree :ire l. 0. F. exiru, provided for the day of need.
V. Free Snniiiorium ei Rain-
bow Lake. ,
VI. Free Hospital on P. E.
Island.
Vll. Benefits for the Oplilns
and Widows:
`Vet the accuiuiilnted fii'nd
and now reaches the enormous
Let all menibers mid sleepy courts make a grand rally at
J. RATTFJ-`
3- a3tf6wl:s.
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li. C. Raiigcr. Klnllly eddznwnll
Mzuiiifzictiired by ROCK CITY 'l`0BACCO C0
Caiiaila’s Leading Machinery House 0......
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, _ _ y ll '
prOmE)iAZedecl.?\r;yyA1(:if stock and can make _
IIOTEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton, N. B. ,
the Largest and Best Located Hotel in the Oil. accommodating 200 2\lPHU4
Marine Engines Ferroand Essex
’ and surrounded by elegant shaded trei-r
mhklhs it Specially durable for tourist-iv lil
Stationery ,Gasoline Engines. 3- 2 M`¢'i.=»-in M-Ki-~»%»
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local representative ~
the summer season. GEO Mc=lWEENEY
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Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Law __ Br_r_iyvL\`Blnck Chnrlnitetrlvynv
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Bolioitors for the Onnarllan Bank of _ _.__02";'nefa°sM2'1!s¢“:. _
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Richmond Strc-euopposite St. Paul's Church lloiirs iintil io o'clock to 3 p in
lloisiing Machinery oi all kinds »I¢~-
McLeod ®. Bentley
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In stationery Gasoline Engines- We .__..-.._f?1’!‘f&.'.-_‘_'2_ me _.
lead the world. We can offer you the cheap- w3l'll\ll'f0I\ (ll Sl13W
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A We Will S€llMVol1_a_>4 H. P. Ellglfle Physician md’Surgiion i01‘ $150.00 cash. lhis Engine carries with Nggggggf»»'iii%”ll%'ih‘3§.:“.pmg;;»-
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