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-_ burned pastry and roasts, '

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no big coal bills."

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happy home, but your wish i V

includes that

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‘THE PRINCE C0

UNTY GUARDIAN

7 W Sunmierside, j. FT:\nk Lai-'-:.tv,Mn~ ager.

i Alberton, llerrert, Clark, Manager- l.

i -liev. F. Connolly, Brac, Lot 5, left yesterday morning on a visit to_ Boston. `

. -The S. S. Dageid of the Dohill Iinr- from Montreal is expected to ar- riic in Suiiimerside today.

-»1\Irs. R. T, Holman, Sumuierside,

left ye,=ierdi.iy morning to attend the W. C, T. U. Convention in Wood-

_..._ ` -Several appeal cases against the assesnit-nts were up for hearing be-

' fore Stiprndiary McQiiai'rie at Sum-,

niersidc yesterday morning. i

l -Rev. Major Mclntosli and Rev.R G. Strnthie left Sumnicrside ycster

. day morning to attend a meeting of thc l’rcsliyto1'iun Synod at Truro.

--Mrs. Gilbert Murdoch, St. John,

who spcnl. the summer in Summer- side the guest of Mrs. Il. T. Holman, left yesterday morning on return

_ home.

--The aiiiiiversnry services of the _\lttlioilist tli'.irc`ii i~`iiinnier_-ide \vhich_ were held on Siind;-iy last were of ri iniist helpful rind inspiiing nature. lint-ini~ J. .-\. Rogers of Sussex, rend-_ ered :~'pltn:liil service, preaching in the i.i<irnini.; from liipli, Il-21 and in the evciiing from Psalni 48, \'c1‘se19.` liiiili services were eloquent and for- tililii and were iuvich -appreciated hy

. larce congregations. In the uiter- - neon, the Sunday School held a rally

service in the church at which I)r. ltogi-rs gave a stirring address to ynuiie' iiivn and woiiii-.n on “The Iiile :that now is." The iiiusical part of

Music 'Teachers

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ii.. ii Students oi Music f"

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'l`lic Staiirlard (`i:ai‘.:-rl l f.»i:r_ 1.: -i b"ii»l1t~2.

Hy \\`_ S. li. \lalilic\\':, in io tlraili >

l"ii‘>t Sicpi. l"ri.-_-Asc*

l<`ouud<‘\ioii Stiitlies. .\`tt-plieii l".iiui'_\'_

L`l:ilflrcii's liiitiiil l. l~'.<ifili i'_

l’\\piil:~.r Pia ofiirti: 'l`utor. Giirlili.

L`li:.',’.iii i\lbuin. \'<il. jo.

Ci.ei'1;ey`s iz; lixci'<‘i.<c:<_ \'ol. 371%.

\,`v.eriiey`s Soho .l of \`clocit_\'. \'ol ifii, _

Ciflltclion Li‘o`.l`l No. ijjs No. ljjg. Couciiiie No zipi lit-rti.ii No. geo.

I., Kohler No SAI- Also a good siipply of the io ct-ii iilitioii of slit-ci inu~~ii~.

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T WW' _ P..~<>i0i~y, Aiiiei-ton, sept. aoui. mos,

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" Smith of Alina.

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- ii 3) R ,(1 _‘ licriiiiiil of Eliiisdale to Annie l\l_

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The design of this

Range is very beauti- ful, the castings cx- ireniclv sii1ootli,aiid it

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C()Ml"'l‘()N-(fOl\Il"'l‘ON-At St. James

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ul ‘;»_L.;»,~3'l€.?"" »_ '»’l_.__.

is coil:-'ti'iictr_-tl \-.itlillic

_...gk utmost care tn c\'cr_v

_wp V 1”” dttail to ensure dura

‘-7- bility and pefect \\'orl;

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ing. ' “ii For economy iu iucl,

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v"“` V "_, *convenience and easy 1 ` i

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s 1 -"""`f"‘l,,- opcratitai, tlic Royal

Grand has no equal,

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_ ` Sold only by i

FENNELL & Cl'l.‘5al\lDl.ER

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dt usriutt

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f "" f f __ - " , """"'* ‘ Iwi. 7 l, Sarah f‘i\mpl»e.1l widow oi

1 ' _ _‘_ I _ the lute Arcliilirilrl McPherson, aged

‘_ *yu 0 _ a C_' C ciglity five yours.

9 ' Fiinornl today, 'l`iiesdny. at 2 p. ni. ml

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$10 till()

U Province of Nova Scotia

p "0 yield 4 r-8 p. c.

J. C. lllri€KlNTOSl-l & CO

Members Montreal Stork Exclmuge,

Direct Private Wires

|84 Hollis Sircct 9° p’i“U‘- 5l~’\`-

H.-\Ll'l"AX, N. S.

.'.'_."_;_'.'."."'I""",_,__ lsrervn energy all come from this

J-3 l Fullnrlon, September 22nd Bonjaniin

.- .‘ - - - > lif L l 'tt lll. Tl i M 4 I-2 Per Cent BO1l(`l5* due 1913* at 102 IUS irririieilii l<"i\liii'<izli>iicu-- ilirilliin qiiickl;

the sci‘\'ices were of special excellence

_ and thc choir which was in full force, .Q `sliowcd careful preparation and splen- _` did ability in the rendering of the , aiitlioiiis "Father of Mercy” and “I "will extol Thee," in the morning andl

in the evening “Wlint it Friend wet

B,1,,\\~i5;| p~_fri,»,1 lic-t .vf the '_ llave in Jesus" the solo being_triken‘

MUSIC BGOKS.

we carry in stoislcz

.\ic<li»ri1Soriaiiiia.s. l‘r‘:s::er.

Soimtiiia .-\ll>uiu_ l’rc~_<<-r. -

_\io<.‘i~.-rii l’iaiii>l<»rtc'lluliiiiiiii-_‘_ .\, S

_ny Miss Anna Lcaril und “At Sunset" Iili-:is Silliphaut taking the solo. Both v.'ei'e e.\‘<‘i-ptionnlly line. The work of ili~ fl:>\\‘i»i‘ t><iinii.it`ti-e iii the tastefuli ileui rzivitin of the platform and desk

‘ uilli il»>\v<~rs and pl;-,nts was much :ip-

gii-ei-intc-il and did iuueli to make the

_ USE

niiinse, Brighton, by Rev. T. F.

l -Happyland, Summers-ide, opens

-Happyland, Summerside, again

tonight. Complete change of program.

10-6d1i.

-Wanted at once ayoung man as

book-keeper and salesman. Apply 1'. 0. Box 143, Sum merside. lll-~3\\f»i-

-We are now buying dressed hogs

weighing from 120 to 250 lbs. Write for prices. R. T. Holman, Ltd., Sum- merslde. 10-5dr3i.

-Z' ‘to branch omcu of the-Charlotte

town Guardian will be found on Wut- er Street, Bummeralde directly op~ posits Prince County Drug Store.

8~18drtl.

-Gasoline, batteries, gas engine oil

and all kinds belting at lowest prici.-s at Brace, McKay & Co's,Sumnicr~iidc. 10-2tufd&r3w.

-We have on hand a number oi

second-hand cobking and heating stoves, which we are selling nt spe- cial bargain prices.-R. T. Huliiiaii, Limited, Suiniuerside. l0.Gdi~2i.

again tonight. Complete change of pro~gra.m. Happyland is only running for the present on Tuesdays, 'lluirs- iluys, :ind Saturdays. (Joinplcic change of pi'og'i‘am each night.

10-fztlli.

-For sale or to let Victoria llotcl,

Summerside. Twenty-Lwo rnoxn.~;, urtly furnished, with modern ini- provements. For terms upply to hornus E. Ramsay, Suinmerside.

9-lldtuftf.

'-Re\'.W. T. and Mrs. Sucklinc _Sydney, C. B., who have been spind- ing a few da is with thli E' 1' l

Saturday.

-The Boston Comedy Co H Price

-The best that is going nn, the

iiiiiii\'i~i':=:~i'y one of thc nest in the most favorable prices and terins ish ' . »

- liisiiiiy of th;-. t‘Eia:i';-li... what ive are ollering in ran§_'e.-1, iii.-al" . -' / ~ ‘ ~

lniosh, left Sumiuerside yesteriliiy nii~riiin'r, the former to aiiciid it

of the Presbyteiinn Churth which, meets at Halifax and the liitrtr to

- s ycar (`nnaiia‘s trade has dc- lt8.St.‘tl Oilrs has lrlcreasctl liecaiise hat in haidunrc, groceries, flour, .11 l.inl'~. furnitiiie, cooking stoii ml ranges, heating stoves, fisliiui

supplies, we have the goods to de

liver and at the right prices. Brace,

K & (` l S id

3 L r in 1-..;,|

ltev. and Mrs. Fenton of the lieetoryl ,.5

Alborton left for Charlotte* i.vii ip]

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"1‘riivei'sc. _ 10_5d1i_ i - -- ‘r ' Y 4-”

ARTISTIC AUTUMN MILLINERY

' .- -~'- ~.~ ' ` how room a lar e

W be to announce that we liave_no.\ _in our S _» g

variet ofethegnewest models in Fall Millineiiy. 'iliat they are bemmfnl and

artistili goes without saying, as our millincr Miss Walpert-after a most sue

ccssful spring season-is well known to the ladies as an excePtl011~allY Clever

' ' 'll' l' . . . artist tlo iariieliilnuiliifiilly large stock of Furs, and ladies’ Mantles, which

necessarily take up a great deal or sp_zic_e, we will hold no forgial Millinery Upening this season, as it would result in an uncomfortable crus . However a large display of unusually attractive models are _now ready, and the ladies are cordially invited to come at their-conven;ence and v_1ew the latest authentic styles as prepared by Miss Walpert and her clever_ assistants. h b

The ¢h;mge_ in the seasons styles, not only includes n_ew s apes, _ ut new

materials as well, and introduces new colors :uid conibinatipns. The fashion- able hat is large--very large---with high crowii, and brim which droops slightly, or dares high to right side. Hats with sailor brini are also good, with wide high crowns which display to advantage the new fancy . baiideaux, large wings Ostrich plunies and tips now so much in vogue, A gI‘€al3 1111111551' Of the S1119-ll, cr shapes are ou the tui-ban order, and these are 2xpected_to be very inuch worn-

Satiu plays are important part in the new iuilliiicry, _as also Ottoman

silk and lustrous vclvets, with which the striking large Dircctoire shapes ar;

P1amly'lS fashionable colors are Peacock blue, Smoke grey, Empire green taus and Brown. All black hats are excellent style, and jet efiects, ti_nsel band- ings and soutache braiding much used. Fancy _liatpins are still iiiodish on the

plainer inodels, wliile_ on the more elaborate hats bucltles--some extremely large ‘li/Sie Tildiidlaiisiiiiiisiially splendid assortiiieiit of sl1apc_s_iii Felt, Satin,Vcl- vet and Fur, and Miss \Valpert, after liei'_rc_ccnt trip to the inili ~ 2-. iw iitres is bet- ter prepared then ever to cater lo the niillinery wants of our c.;:. '__..ne:".'. _

We giiaraiitcc you 'artistic worl;---up _to~datc materials-i'a:r prices--and

correct Styles; you can ask no more, and ive give you no less. Leave Your Ofdvf

The To `\lotcli Milliiiers. _ .

Webber-will open a threelnirlits t- -l P L

. . E " i ilagenient in Kinkora Hall on tivioli- ' .3

cr A0, 21 and 22. Proceeds in .iid nfl 1 I new hall. Li_hangc of program nightly. 1 J _ _

Special train from Emerald and Capel \ -, -Q. -.-

' oiirncrs all kinds heating stu ‘ ` / / / /1 T" / I

v r -1 i » <‘.'i‘.~i.iii.. ' ' ~ I X A fiirniture. See our stock, ,get '

urlces. Brace McKay & Co. l.i.:~.iii-

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Warning to Electors.

Treating. "'

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voted or being about to vote, any ineat, drink, or refresh-

\§\

ofleiicc of $10 and costs to any person who sues therefor.

" Undue Influence.

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merit, or :in y money or ticket to procure refreshment, is an iinlawful act, siibiccting the offender to a penalty for each

Any foi'cc`,""i5iolciice, or restraint, or threat of _viole11_Ce,

jinjm-y, (l,\m;i_c-Q, liarin or loss, or any manner of intimidation

A r _

liuniiiierside. 10-2tiifil&i'2}v.‘ ®‘ \ K

‘ COAL -- ner R G summit- and ii wif. 1

l. ‘i.'..`: 't I ‘l:'1!i: “No S00! . i _ . . . -

;,:_,‘ ,`,,§,`,,,i,, ‘Sf ,.,,,._,._. , .N0 9 o \\ 'l hc giviiigg or causing to he given to any voter o‘11I11 _

.;iini;ci-s :uni very little a'=hes_~‘ 11\f=@ti=1.»-' uf the Home 1*/Ii=‘Si0" U"-“li (\ ~. i nation dav or polling day on account ot the voter; having ."'l`li#.~-c are _uof_>d ilualitit-s " Try; _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ ___ it and pi ve it ior ioiirseli l,,‘,tem1 3 meeting of the M,,,_it,me_ f /5" \""\1». __

Synod at Truro. _ /§) l T _ ‘

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C __ 'riiit _ _ . _ _ ; /_;> z _ i___ i t .’ _ , ‘ ‘ :J /' I ..

8. _ _f \

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;' '_ pi-iaclicccl upon or against an I voter to induce him to vote 01' frcfraiu from voting for a C3 didate is an inclictable oilence

Fullerton, September 22nd, William Jardine to Mary Grace Compton, both of Belle River.

‘ Maiise Brighton, by Rev. T, F.

iiiimptfm to semi. niizabctn Com-

1, pion both oi llelle River.

‘M/il'iSHALl_1-MCGREGOR - At Cove _el Head on Sept. 26th by the Rev. W. H. Spencer, Herbert Marshall of ;_' Cove lleud no Miss Bessie, dniiglr'

ter of the late Daniel McGregor of

_ Viiioii Roail_ l§_ing's (`oiinty. `J.\i'KSON~~M()RROW-At t' ‘ Par- -` Siinlicc. Souris, on Sept. 1 nd, by

` llev. W. E. Johnson, Herlic Jacii-,

son, to Miss Annie Morrow, .iotli of Bay Fortune, Kings Co., P, E, I,

DIED ~“"_“

HAll’l`Y-At the P. E. I. Hospital, _ (llinrlottctown, Oct. lst, 1908, mil l 'i»i.ried ut Alberton, Lucilla, clilesi _ riiiiiirhter of Alexander I-lurty, aged

-UR years.

,_lF~lcl‘l{l~}lil~lflN- Un Sunday the 4th

lust. at the i'e.<idciice of his son -liise, li ll. .\lcl’hr-i`.=oii of flreeuiiiil

.rr- ...js §

‘S .

YOU ARE AIIJNG.

L .\`ot,.quite 1-ink 'put rolilicd of :im- Iliilirin to worli--iinil it hard to _think clciirly. Not ill enough to ,think of dying, 'nut had ciiouigli for

'um iimt imii tieini ipeiing. orii¢i..ii.<,

ibut. l~`ci‘ro'.f;ne makes you fccl good; it sharpen; tho ilullcst. appetite, 'makes it. as keen as ii razor. l Ill.0(>D. Fcriozone makes lots of

’ `lt,,|he rich nourishing kind that vit-

lnlives tlri wlicleg body. Ynu'll he wondt-rfiilly igiiickcneil, immen .cly lsrrcngtlvmvd, feel hearty and vig-

U Ioroiis after using Ferrnzone. Poy-

,rint hi=rill.h, surplus vigor and re-

W.: iifler for sale llie uiiilei‘ixieiit".»ncil 'l`cleplioi\c Stocks, in lots 10

suit buyers.

; _ . -\'°~'" SCO*-1 T;c.r1`=:_‘1ii'__§f>ii.'_P2!ixf _ ~f P.ii7T'iluc of shares ,~§:o. dividends G p. 1:. paid

quarterly Price £11.25 rl Sllflfc.

1. _ New Hruiisivick 'l`c`eplio1ie Coinpriiilv,

"' " " ` ` ""'"'_'°?'°**` °`;’_‘__" _ ' I ,l

Par value ot' slmres mo, dividends 6 p. c. paid ia

yearly, Price $10.25 ri sliare

Par value ot shares $5. dividends tip. c. per niiuiu

l Price, par. ll r. n. Mccunmr ei c¢3__,____x

l\'if*¢e"_i-<11.. fi S‘i.@f'>r°9_k=_ Ifsl¢I°!i<1'1s_C;>111i¢1'.¥.» : s

`grr_\nt restorative. Fifty cents ri box ol f.l't.y tnhlets at nll dealers.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

October 5. . .

49; 1032 136} 975 75 163 1762 131; 45) 541 1313

B. R. 'I‘. Floiitliern Pacific St.. Paul 'Baltimore

Copper

Un'oi Pacific

C, P. R. Reading

U. S. Steel Missouri Pacific Siignr

c ay fo. Lt( ., iiminers c.

10-2tufd&r3w. f

' _ _ __._ Nut at any price can ilu-.rc li "

“"""""` "‘V*""""° biiill siiiiirler sliocs tlriiiili <5

“Dorothy Dodd". °‘

\\`e liave it splenclid a:s.f-

ini-nt iii i\ \'ai'iei\' cf leathers

land subjects the offender to 1 penalty of $200 and COStS 111 laddition to any other pen Ity thereby incurred. l .~\ii_v one who by any fo ce, or false or fraudulent pretense

AT Stal'

Pictures Tonight

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Poivcrfiil Tenor. Pi°ospecii\'e Heirs. ."\iiiiiiatcd Clock. lliiclc Bill`s Bull.

. Song

llcart for nie.

Admission 5c

.unlvx/V\f~ ~¢\/vs/Vv\ ~,.f\¢v`/wsfs

l-T|if.ei~i-~l»--(lei, '_'i-il- Srlir. lxohlnior ('il.ill l`ii'iou

Ul.t.ci'. i\li1l)oiial<i, l’ictou; Sclir.

I SUMl\ill<]liSll)E MAl`iKl:}'l`S.

Corrected for every Wednesday ant

Si-iturdny's ls'-me

-.4

Calfslrlnn, per lb.

Hay. loo:-'c gg tg 10

Black fmti-i 41

: l he (‘lf\. At-cniiiilimlnlllig 'JW uucsi

A-

'r ¥:`f?'-§~i7-5515-`i7ii3-i»~i~».f-i-zlli~3z-3i~i3~z~~z-li- l dsomc in Style,

l`>y Austin 'l`raii1.or. Made

,qH1pi‘1§:(; )\';q\vs_ IS, Lii1l{S, Sllltl.\`,SpOOilS,

‘ ~ - . »~ , `,-_. , .

(.li‘iii‘ed Uri. llrli.----.\‘tlii`. (‘iilonel LS? lea S"tS! Bdakcts

liniri l"iili',-, tlnreiii, Griiiid ltivvi;i * . ,. \ . ‘ '. i' ' . Sclir. Sliiiilvy lilac, \\`liitiiti', Syd- '1 ia) &’ Cups’ Aulpl In I{lngS` ii:-v. I

Eggs, per doz. 17; '.(..1..g..;.;..}..1..y..g..g..g..3-'..'..~..v..i..i..i..v.v..1. Hay, pressed $10_ | _ .._ ;;;:;_ ;;:7_t:_f'__._i*_”:..°.::l

Straw, pressed $4.75 l IFINOLEUMS.

White Oats 40_ Art linoleum for bedrooms. The Wheat, per bun. “.00 to 81.20 manufacturers have now secured a Pork 6| to 'l _ process ny which the white ground is HBfld0¢lh D01' Gtllntol S3.0( 'printed in uniformly and no 'black bhmb H 150 Vmnrkingn will ‘nc visible as in the de- fl°""m””l- U" 5”! 1°' lb' W *-“ I-5° feet in other similar goods. Exquisi- [f9_l7§\l3°_‘l§__“°“' _________ ____ rely pretty floral and Japanese mat- ! " "" ' "“"`°“ ' ’ ‘ting eficcts, especially suited for bod-

`romns. '1`a.n, blue, pink, etc., not

_ , ,overly expensive--5."i r-nuts to T5 cents

_____ _ l\rl_ON?l;_Ol‘TN_. B_._ __ ii square yard. liinoleum s_a.rrq;las

1° f\N<~- RI" "~ 41°" “' '>"~'<' may he viewed at esure ani so ec-

_ fimled ln ilit' "entre or ny-\i~liii|~ |zi'i\iiv_\:l - i~ri_i_l !l:l_(_’"s mml? “'01” the mnnynpntgernlti ;1s‘.'i':if\“:.‘.?.fi.;hair.;2:fa;.L'i:;*.i:.'.":.‘.'.‘.::...:. "_"“ ‘"°‘=~‘°<‘ i>"<1“°*f>'- ““,,. dfrwif . ___ "__ 1 1-.rim tional designs. Jas. Paton V _

_ ' om .\i=s\\'iai-:.\‘ic\' iw U0- 10-Gfmrli-

Shapes; ai-.il ill-.~i;;'iis iii, i $4.00 $4.50 and $530 ,gi

llloncst in Service,

‘Shown in Man St les

Kcepa Cosy Coriicr in your y y ’

, G: ii Riiigs, Lockets l

L. W. TAYLOR

neu /carcass) vcr in. ` ' ii ru 1 South Side Queen Square Biickwheat 70 10 30 `

Butt" pay |b_ H 25 rlmwfril0cii_;

fan iiidictable olieiicc.

_c;,,]C ,,_,,-cms - J" Conveying Vofers io Polls.

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or coiiti-ivaucc prevents or hte feres with the free exercise of ilic francliisc of any voter or by such means induces a_ voter

-A *to vote for a candidate or to refrain from voting is guilty of

lilorris él: Smith

.»\ii_v person on behalf of a candidite, \i'li.f\liires o_i' pays fbi’

ltr promises to pay for conveying any voter to or freni _ the lpolls at au clccticu, whether conveyed by horse, carriage, lstcanilroat. vessel or other conveyance coniiiiils an unlawful

l:1ctv_`_.It-li disqiialities hiiii from voting at su ch_ election and

isucs therefor.

Hiring out team Qc.

Personaiion or voting iwice.

years and not less than si.\ inouilis.

to fine and iiiiprisoiiiiitiit. ~

ako a false oath is guilty of au iiidictable offence.

( Publi shed for the Clnirlotietown Moral and Social Re'orm Lei\g1ie,)

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Good Weather lo Pain'

Dnn’l put offpaiiiliiig iill next spring. Do lt now! Whether conditions nie good; no long spring rains to soak

i"|0 “N2 l\lll\\><‘I‘ Mid jeopardize good results; no gnnts and flies fo stick 10 ll‘;_f'YSl\ Milli; the paint put on now gives protection against win- ter s rms.

Sherwin-Williams Point

_ _ Made fo Paint Window! With -

is the safest paint in use.

ll gives the _best prnieclion at the smallest cost. _ If you're going to piiiiil this fall let us talk io you nboui S. W.P. Hold by

5 - VV- Z FQ A E E 1 Hnrilwnre Paints nnd Oils.

lfor every sut-li ollcncc he Shall forfeit $5100 to any PCYSOU Wl\0

Every person deiiinnding or receiving payment from any

person on behalf ol' a candidate or from the candidate him- sclf for the use of any feaiii or other conveyance for convey- ing any voter to or from the poll is guilty of 2111 1l11lH\Vfl\l “Ct and liable to forfeit ,$100 to any person who sues therefor.

Pc rsonatingfzinotlicr voter, or attempting to vote more than

oiice at an election is “subject to a penalty of from 550 to ,$200, and the iinprisouuicnt for a term not exceeding iw0

Aicling or procuring pcrsoiiatioii also subjects the odende

A'_Cauclidatc who endeavors to induce personatiou or to

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