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A. Pickartl & 60..

i Great .timing ti.. the ii6Th

i _ .FH E (7 HARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN ing the liquor saloonsln the WWII-

0wn a Good Fishing Roll

Our .~iipcili~ rlssoil-

iiient ;ift`i»iil>‘ _Will “l'l" ortiiiiily to piodiice one that will give _Wil .`~“"“"` ' of saiisfnctlt»:~_ (f_iir ut- tire siocl-: oi WHS ‘~‘~'f‘*‘ selected lf_\.' UW- _“lm , kmm-5 by l:.}.-i :-ullcc i

=~\»:::~r~‘. rs

\\'li:lt ir; li;'.~.t fu. Ilic angler. 'i

Split Bamboo _Riiil-'~`

lthul 1,... |,.¢ml..-i- ot the House of

liter it. plilrl- the Vnioilists ill a per-

\\’H|i1\'l-.S°rAV. AUGUST 9. lgil

'l`lll~} llill'Sl-I t\l<‘ LURDS

,\t this dintalicc it seems strange

l,.»:--ls nlloiild et\lltrll\l'lHft‘ refusing to _,MS mf. VM., Hill. 'l‘he niajority have nindc up tllcir lniiids not to Ol" l,,,,.,. "_ but a minority still tl\I`0H€0Il in ligllt “til the bitter end." The “l'ni=.il'l'i\iiilci'ltes" iualiltain this at- tillzilr in fare of an ii\c\'itt\blc crea- tion lil new l’ci‘rs suthcielit in nllm-

nlniieul niiiiority ill Ill!! l'l0\lB° 0"” uhicil tllel now have absolute con- ` ziol.

lfroln tiiilc ilnnieniorial the Conser-

\-,ml-,-__~ and their successors U10

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'l`lle.~~3 :ire

ly R-t~.otl for ing. 'l`lley U =ill‘f"l.‘>'- f light :incl riuiel; actziig.

0ur 2342 Rod

is io fcet lfnijg liziiill illnile, lieaiitil`illl_\' fill- ll islied, sill: \\i':l}>p'_'\l `; every lllilf inch, osy- dised inoliuis c.\'tr.i ‘.lt\s f.

and case. Vl/ill stand _ well. Price §6.oo. 7

].G.]amie;=on _

_ l)Rl`C(`il.<'l` Tllc hlclllciil llall.

l Silver I 'C

\\’n li.'i\i° rw.-i\l‘.l tlirri ' lit-nt

the triiikorc the vvrv it-»\\.~~’l il# signs in tll§~ ul.i\l' .'.;~;\ril‘l=-'.'u _ \\‘|.;li[)[\Q l`.}lf'l`*§ iill'.'l..l.:i._f ' rio l‘liil.»-, li..l..- lit=l..~>, l1~--ni _ l‘ots and Szllziil lii:.lieS, i

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'|`lii- silicr l`miiit's in ititisi- :ltr ._

lu'.i\ilililll_v plvrw.-tl and ill-; l.niil.; fi mp pina ulill. ll\-.it1.- :.l¢tl lit-.inn _ i»lll~itlt-_ 'l`l:.<_\ ili.»l;e |lll~ i\.'.»\ f` cooking illcilfiil.

G ll. Taylor

. _ ____ Farm 1* or Jule

23.7 qrrf--1'-f gcvil l.liiil '.4'l.l lii|'- l'liion and lirai lilvv l’l lit-Nil. '~\\ l\\~l‘ `~ from t_`h.li-|~ti.~l.,.-il, it, ll |.~ii. .~.i \\lil»

illlolll.~t'.~i have had ri lal"l.1€ Ill-"il0\`l(Y

ll Lili- l-louse of Lords. During lllfifi lrrioll tlieyltsvedclaycd or rel0Cl0\l llcial iilea>‘lii‘c.~‘. at \\'ill \\`l1£’" H .lbtral t;.»v¢~i'iliiielit was iu l'0\\'0l'~l

llhcn ai L`oilsCl'\'iit\\'e ol' lnioilisti t;.,\.-iiiniollt hi-ld otiice it was giveul li fi-wi hand and the Lords al\\`1\l`9§ ;;..i_<.=.~ll its uteaslli'us. And tlurinl: thei iulr':ltei~ half nf the tili\f‘ lUI` f~l"lC|

last si\;t_'.' years the al`ii=t.oci'alic par-l ty tial: held the seals of oflice.

l~1\.'l-li after the Veto Bill as at

.pit-st-ni frauicd shall be passed, the! ipolil-i' of obstrlwtloii possessed by tliei I

t l I

,'l‘t_;_\' iiia;t.\i'it.y ill the House of Lords; iwll' he very igrrat. 'l`liey can emas-i

lt,-=ll..',c or reject any hill except al iliiitiitiy bill which a Liberal Govern-l llu~n'. niay .=,=lc.”ceil in passlnz throtléflil

lrlfc lloxlse ni i‘onilii~»ns. Thusreject-l lied lite .salne bill callilot he pnssedf lin- rl a;:.~ln until the next scssioli nfl ,l‘.'.:?i.-lzneilt. .~’lippo.~iiiig the measure, :-:'.i.i.»: pa.=.<i>il by the Uiiiiimoiis iul

tit i~-lliiuing year, it. may be again; l:'=‘~'~"».-tl by thc l.or¢li<. They may in-l lin-til rt-j-‘ct it a third tinlc, hilt itl

i:l:l_v then tlecolnc lnw on reccivingl itil: l{inc'i< :issciit witliollt lmvingl

_pa:=.s»,‘rl thi: l.t,~rds. ,l

.~'.ncli is the priwcr vrliicli the Tory

ln>.lol'ity will still possess after the

\t'l1\ Bill has lil-rotllr-_l:l\\'. What nl:-rl: can l't~:~soll:llilt- incn dcsil'e':` llllt ,l by i~t~:=i.-till;-_ the llilssilgc of the \'f-to llill they force the Asqliitli (ioiv

ANII THE VET() BILL.

ernment to create enough new Peers

to give a permanent Liberal majority to the Upper House, things will be very ditlerent. All Government meas- ures will then be assured ol their passage through both Houses while a Liberal Government controls ii ma- jority' in the Commons, and should a l‘onservativc Administration come in- to power it will be met with a hos- tilc inajo°rity in the House of Lords.

Lord Lansdowne is wise in his gen-

eration when he advises his followers not to reject the Veto Bill. By al- lowing it to pass they will still re- tain their majority in the House of Lords. They will still retain the power of twice rejecting any Liberal measure except a money bill and when thc change of Government eorncs they will have il. majority in both Houses suflicient to promptly repeal any l.i`ueral enactmciits which

mav be repcalable, but which they were unable to prevent from becom- ing law.

Nor is this all. There have been

tiftcen Parliaments during the png; sixty years, showing that the avm-_ age duration of a l’al'liament is but

,four Years. Changes from one party

in ofiicc to the other have been near. ly as fre-jiicnt. The power which the Tory iu:ij<ii‘ity ill the Lords still re- tains of rejecting any nlensurc_ dur- lnlfl two years in sll;ccssi;»n nay ltrauticiilly pargilygo any cfqcqgyh-,_. l.il>cr:il legislatioii duriuf.: the last two years of the l’ul‘lialnelltary term. Within that period rejection of H tilt-:lslii'e by the [lords wtulltl enrry it river into n new Parliament. In view ni these facts it will be seen that cvcn alter the Veto llill has hccnmo law n hostile nmjority in thc House nt l.i»rds would be capable of greatly hnilipcrin:,' and delayintz Liberal mens. urrn. The Veto Bill will not be of itself siillifiaic to eqiiililsc ll..-_ cliailecs of the two parties in secur- illll lfitlislntioli. It is really ii very iiititluiwite attclnpt to secure thc cf-

fcctive operation of the people'9 will.

i l\ i'til\l.\li\N-SENSE \'ll<JW.

It i.= illo wiilnit,-n fault of party

.wdr -i-rit~~.~ both in the press :ind-on ltlw ;i'.itfi»lni, oi=l\ccl:lII;. at election

tllitt-.: that tll»‘_\' t'xpi'l’ss cxtrclne -,ll-lin. 'l`l»e fliircltzusifin of reciprocity iltllll-li; all llliltlltice ol lliiiv. lltulipro-

v\o\ell\\'irt llililtlllwi lil 'i mil n\lw...i l'l"\" 'H `~"‘l'\’ 'f""ll llllllll l"" l'l'll“`0 f - -_ \__. . ,_ . _ . _ ,

repah, \\-.ltf~|~ -,yi.l.i|t tlil.-it-.flu-l l-_iiii:~ and lltwiw. ll.-liao ll.-.iii il l-\‘ lilo .-.ii. \`r.ll

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(WN. _\‘L,.l,l,. _,nil ni.ti:i\|t- ~...i,_ fit .':i'ii.\.

ofgocil gi.-“iii ll.-i-l .intl it \\fi.»~l, ;|<jr(~i;rllt'lm~liivlllwi. \'l `| l-.--.twill in lids

to suit tirtrlri-t~|' \l -ii~\ vin li-ni.li|l onli

faint .t-i nxt-il l»_\ intl illiiitt-.ts--. -

/\m.|_y in l_ ll ll\‘lC`\l`. ffilv ur

_l. ‘~l"l\`l.l:\` \`\'l-lllf)K`l\'

Brack|e\'l‘t lliuiil lilly-l~i:l;-.'.-..

4-|i~|i\\\i'ciit'.

- |200 TONS.

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HA 'nal '»ll'= :itlal f:il.i=, and nilllerzll r\t»lrll`- 0 H.

\Ve will have two i‘nr_i_'oc-= of ini- licst

quality llartl (`o:il in Vgig, _\`ln-.-._- .ind Nut sizes .'irri\<- llcrv :llioill llic i_f,lll Allgiist.

lf you want this best vo-ll :it l|i.~ lo\-ics

priu-

Ordcr your r~n|\ply now.

l’lloill- 7 iv.

tilting

ees

Tliisis illc sort of ivcrltllei

that brings the vziezitioii fever on.

T0 tuioy your fflliiiilg you

shoiilrl wear comic-i~t:\blt_\ (lul- ing Shoes.

(`=\1i\'o-S' and Linen in wliili-

and inany other shades.

Be good to your faithful

feet. l_.et tlicm_ enjoy their outing in ri pair of Canvas Outing Shoes.

- From 25e up

Al'

llv;iZ.lll:r t".l-ry lull- ri'l1_ lt lnuy ill »-..i..»» n»ln»-r l'l-ilpeitti-4 priivn tletl‘iiiieii- itll l,.- iillii'.'lt:ll:|l lill,t~l‘r-sts :intl vet on h-- \\l-tili- |~l'l»\‘c l»r‘|it‘tir'fnl. Its ciiiscii- |l::! it-;ltl:l`v is lllal it rclll<»\`cs sonic ;,e|i'\-lc iiltietllr-ltns til lrailcnlvl letlves

lllil lllllll ills _

\\`litill |t:lcliin\_f for the rl»llnt.ry cot,

t;,;t-_ .lfi||'t fill-;1»-t, _rtlur ililx ol /.unlr

l'll!< and _\-wil’ Zulu l€:;l; .‘%t>n|»! l ll!l»-ti_~v'_~:, i.|lnl»ili'll, .<l'l`nlt‘llcl»:, -illiltwcl. :'l’nu:1_ »-tv',_ if not iltllilt'lli:lf,t'ly at-I l»n'Il~-l to, .lll‘ lil\el§»' in spoil yi-'lr ll--:l:~'l.i~l-_ Zinn-link r~|in.li'csl yl»\l_ iluailli. tlliillile from llle.~te. l /Z'-n.-lhll; is iilltlswpticg klls all`

`p~l.<~ili in wlililiils, wllctllcl' from l~:irb~_ -i-`. \'.llt~ trnr‘t~_ nl' insect sting. ,~‘t\t.ti:c.~'. iwllwli: leer. and lilistfrrcd ll:illfl:._ ll(-ali; lii»iliy'.< t-linl-‘ll |ll.ii'cs;' lf-,~.,-,li tlitisi- -slinliilrn lmttrlws, und pre-

.'|-. l-_< fi.7til'lri_=, Nt. nit»t,lli~l' slilrllll lie rirlifut lt l‘lll'|-lv lie"llal in its; clim- pi.;-ntitlli, Valli.-lllll; ii: sllperioi' to the

t>l"llli:.ry fiinflllcnts cliiiiaillllti' nul-

.l' l;l:.U,l‘i‘. .\ll tll'l:'i1i.~l..\‘ :intl Rl,i>I"'F ".nr»_ 1.1¢.. l'S" also /Znnl llitk §~lo:\p. lll-sl. for lnll._v's bailll and for tender .-lliill. 251:. til lc .

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The School that has won the Confidence of the People"

Without A Peer -=

1' *ii lll.l_\. zllld we lwlieve it willl

I"d:.\ il: .l l.~‘l:ill'|, ~.\ lt lllilll, inlnl4'Ili;\,lcly

lollr people much more free than they llinvre been as to their clioicc of .mm~k. -cts in which to sell and buy.

'Vile so-called “prot.cctioli" wllicll it

was claiincd the national policygave to the iarnirr, reciprocity takes éi“'HY lib’ IIi\`if‘I=! ltrnctiral free trade in farm proditctn. llut we are of ther-v who believe that this ss-called l‘l`0ff?Cll"l1 to the farmer was ti r.liam_ and never of niiy practical ben- i°"ll' t0 hilll- AS to the benefit to our fariiiers front the reirioval of Unitcd

Htnien dlllies tin our farm. products, i-t would he rash to "gimme that tm. """’""t "f i'|"‘ fllllrb' will all be added Ui fllc llricc which our l`nrlnci's will |`<"‘¥0i\'c. If tlinl. were true the Amcri-V

can cmlsiitnrr would H-Cgivc no hem. lit. The illstuliccs are few in which

the cnnsllmcl' does not pn., .1 large

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‘“‘i""` "l U1" (lilly, and hence llc ma

he exported to gain by the rcmovai of thc dlity.

'l`|l<- ilicvitalilc effect of the removal

of duties fl~om'fal'ln products by the li ' ' . . _ 7llU‘<l .States and (iinada will he tr,

eqtlalisn prices on lioth sides of the litillt l ' -. ~

_ “<‘Uy- 'l`h~. /\nlcrlcnn market bc.

ini; the larger in the proportion of ,_ .

ch to mic, will he the dominatin factor in that reg,,,.d_ It is ___ thi

l_1_l:\ili _ii ll_igllcr market than that of , """‘"» "lt not in all thin Ht'""‘l t" Ffal" if ll- Fvmnini-i islhetllhii i ‘k _ . , L it _t_h“" "_'" "_W". and 'lhe Guar_

. ielcics it will so remain. In

the linited t~lt.'il;cs mallulactliriiig ig ucv-~lopilli: mitch faster than agric 1 tn 1 l < . u _ __c___l__ l>_ro;l_ti_ctinn. In (/anada the rc.

1,. o is is true, mtsll '

.\'ort.h'wcrit. ) ) y In the

Th" '»VH'|" ui'rccin.'-nt is nelth th _mth _ _ _ _ ~ or e

or nl bcmlf lllfllliiscll by one par_

Ly "‘"` U"-‘ \'-“|140 for beini: i l>.V the ntllnr pm-ty Iliis __;‘::o:_vd

° 11 le

is-orsi ~

f - uns reused 1: I ~

it for forty ycnrs. and fl`;;,i\¢i\l5i‘,; mm; ter | y bet”

Extractor.

We quote: In uiirty-time years' residence in

Bowmanville we have seen many dmngcg and some improvements. We have seen the town in prosperity and

in hard times; we have seen thirteen licensed hotels and liquor stores with their terrible output of degraded men; we have seen several hotel keep' ers and members of their families go down to early graves through drink; and thank goodness, we have seen the. town for the past two years Undef local option with a splendid b\1Bil\¢SS being dune and many families hnllllv. prosperous and living in comfortable homes who know the harilshiPS Of 8 drunkard's home under license; We have seen commercial men scurrying round town in an endeavor t0 KH- out of town by late trains rhthcr than stay in the noisy, ill-kellt li~ cense hotels, but now the scene is changed. Two well-kept, clcain, ord- erly, honic-like teinperancc hotels- the pride of the town and the praise of travellers-have taken their place and travelling men come to tlioni to enjoy a quiet night's rest and sleep. .\iinii'i' iil;1i.1J1'so i~i-Jnivirrs.

Gentlemen:-As ii citizen of Char-

ltittetown, I would like_ to iisk_the gentlemen who nrc running this (_!ity at present tivo questions, The hrst is in regard to the new building IBW which is being carried into force.- May I ask .in your valuable paper whether it isa fair proposition for a poor man strugglinig for a livclihoodl and doing his best to erect a sinall home valued at about three hundred dollars or more to llc taxed the sum of live dollars for the privilege of erecting same, wliilc on the other hand a mail of moans who desires to huild ii home for liiniself valued at five tllousand dollars pays hilt the siiine sum of live dollars tn\vards the (`ity funds? Strange, is it not? Al- sn, a. citizen who desires to beautify his home by remodelling the old house- must psy a sum of two dollars for the privilege nf clialigilig snnir, while thc old sltacks and \'ac'aut pro- perty nrc taxed but a small suni. Still strange, is it lmlf?

The second question I would like to

lic informed upnn is whether or not the present gentlemen lroln .\‘unimcr- side are excnlpt, from taxatitni ill the flity of llllnrlottclrl\\'li for \\'nl'kini( here and havinlr the same privileges as n citizen? The nlotivc for this liuestioll is simply this. A tiicchmiic ‘cft llcrc last suinnier to perform cer- lnin work ill the town of Sltnlnlcr- aide. No our could lic found there at the prcsmlt titne tn rrr-rl, this work. `l‘hc man had liven wurkini: but two lioiirs when an _nllicinl entered and in- rluirod of lliiil If lic liild paid the sllin of three dollars and was told he lnust pay it or stop the work. Now ,I would~ like to know if our ofllrials are onto their _ioh in thc stout* rc-""~~*'~’ Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for

HINICU iHI0\\'l'\l. V lenialil io. ..._ people and with tho pl-apic.

(`()N'l‘HA(`T()l{.

::~--'l‘hr\ lirad is a live-cclll. ciirzir that has all the aronizitic flavor of many nf the lliizlicr-priced ones. lt is malls* of goof! toliaccos, cilrgflilly lllelirlell and for price is :t supcl'iol' Value. Is vcry popular with young men. Price, 5e. each-, 6 for 25r. The MacKinnon llrug (fu. _ drtf.

RISKING THE '

WINTER STEAMEIIS.

Sir:---A matter of iniportancc wllicli

f think sholild rcc.ei\‘e the serinlls at.. tctition of thc llilsinel-is men of this Province, just now, lieinl: election tinlc, is that of the ice-breaking steamer' Earl Grey being employed during the sumniel' months in tlangnr. ous and ilncliartcd waters. Last year she was sent to I-ludson Bay; this year she has been on a pleasure trip

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ARE Youll norms 'ri~1l~innn'.> `

Why keep them-why sllflcr wlicll

cure can be had in twenty-four hours l»v usinf' l’utnnni's Paiitlcss Corn and Wart Extractor? its healing lialmi-i and soothing qualities relieve the pain in it fcw hours, the hard kernel of the corn is dissolved away. Alit~in» lute satisfactioil in a 25c. brittle of Putlmm's Painless Corn and Wart

Let us-:Attend -"to Your

"I alll lli<ii'ollglll_v ctili-

vill<;<rfl lliill. tlie (`.l'<'l»'i»! Sliorillfilitl stands willioiil :l pew, and I li:i~.'e tuloplcil il ltccaiiscof nw lilixicly in ;,;i\'ciiiv f-tiiflcnts the very

la-st, 'l`li¢i;zt-gg sjmlliii is so fzlssinliiiliutllzit one feels like keeping at it all the tilne. This isa very illi- ]\t'irl.`lt1l ptillll. mill mic tlinl ninkcs the trziclling and writing of :»ltf>iill1ilid :i pl-,-lliziilc nlslcnil of fl~c

cc . .f . .

now) 'l;‘lll)c<er tiwy "many f desire lt __ Hind irlowth of our trade with tht- Htatcs in the face 1 h- h fllllirsv ll I U lg the li'i!t|ll-ills me Rlmnncnt prom "I

Ihr' twll lllwlllnd Lnmflrhhnrly desire of

’ 0” 0 rl business with

cacll otl -‘ '

l`I!l!l|)v1~n]uf‘l‘ 1, The "gl-.Bement merely

- . r am :lrtihnml |,n_r|-iam

Mill lcnws th.. Pm,

Plc fr

T-llC.\` de.'<ire. ' im to do an

And rl willingness ta

trade with ' _ tenfln i ' np.” nmghbor surely

"'"° fl Plolnotp good fc l'

than would 1|, n.f|,B W 0 mn . nl t _ . ___________ _ 0 trade. This

" hc H roninion scns '

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dru.l;7t»ly expeiicrc-cd by

llle ulflul' iliellinils.

ll l~',. lf|:nl'y. l’rinf:ipal

of Slioilliaiitl Di-pzlrfinciil, _\\'illi» lili.\inc~'.~; College, Oliaivrl (`aii:lfl.'l: C¢rliEC» a1efl___Tcn¢;llcr (with hon- olstrif the Benn Pitman

hc trade agrriclncnt 0

t;n(lUIll.;_i UT

s'l.l,'r.. or meat. rir»'rioN

The cstcelncrl mllmr

of the H _ _'_ “nfl l’!l'oDrictnr`

Plumbing. '

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Furniture

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on _ .°."=’_:~;. .,. f:_:_ '¢§’.___,'_,. _ _§,_~{_I.`."i

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Special August Prices Get llur Special ‘August Prices

Best Stock

in his City

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'Phe Uanit.rla_l.lfe_ Assurance tn a help to am yonnir "Um- ||| the bout possible inrei4l._lnnn_t. r_r=t\l_r_ninu il:il_l_»:_r;~\__f_l:_r___¢;§‘_t\_';:\__:3 wasted, is tliobest prul.ocLl_on ,itilitop \_ noi.u_r,_ _ ____________ The entu on "nu, costs very |lt\.l»:,.lilit. »rini.»~ Lf' fl _F ._ _I ; In m vary not hat yruinro wiiln-_nwalu-\_i-nulizll :i_iid p_\_vslr_..;_ y__________ have Yji_\;_r life lm-iiir_ed__\'_r:_|l‘l:_f_l»_¥::?__;_“ l;_l:__*:l"c*‘_::_“‘_;‘(f‘__;::=_‘:_d your men. ennylnen s _ ' 1 _ ' - individual moans. Uull in today lxrul_i;ce \_yliat has to ntfer you-~ths Canada l.lln is is ti runs'

the continent.

I For the Future. Young Ma."

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--W' K' Rogers r.i;. llnnffffh

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C. ll. BLACK. Special Agent.

Rev.Dr.J,. W. Wadmlin.

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Victory for i.“ROSS” Rifles

At Bisley 5 Important e

FIRSTS are won with a ‘ROSS”

1\,~i\-_"Q |{|\\...|.,|‘ I-j|.g'auiI livin); :\ ‘l{tl<§" Rifle :liul “Ross” Anirnunitiou has

Won first place in lllo folli-\\'ii.g l.iit,,; li align i\laIi'l1\"i._ __ _ __ __ _

'|`|,t. \‘l{;\_q§", 'l`|lc “l'I<lgc", 'l`||i~‘ ll.llI`n'il l\li'|iior|.\l , 'Iliff “Wlnilrluiloll blip . _ This llopton Gi-.\||¢l _i\_',;,;regalc--li.‘iiiig z ponlls nllcad of nrxi colitpetitoi' i

this Match. _ _ , _

Rifle il li wli» w ini an :irln which will di\_|u~a irc totllelr skill should gcl a ‘R055

Catalogue scnl on Request

rin; Ross nirti-;c_o., QUEBEC, r.Q_

MOU N4. A LLIS, ,N

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l Rev. Dr.J. W. Wadmzin

will deliver his iittereslilig lecture on °‘ Pictiii'e.~,i|u_c Hawaii” illustrated by l,ic-”i_llH- ful colored slereoplicall slides showing the chief points of interest in these fliwlllrll Islziiitls, on the fo`lowii1g llfllv-*` and places.

'I‘iie:~‘day Aug. Sth. K'~“`

siiigtoll MelliodistClil1fCll-

Wellnesilzly, Aiigiisi oth.

Crapaiid Methodist Church.

'l`liiir.sdny, Aug. loili. Cen-

terville Methodist Cliurcli.

Friday, Aug ilili, Null'

mcrsldc Mfthoclist Cliu1'¢l_1-

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Poor plumbing is a

coiitinilril drain on vtur pocketlwolc. It iirrilies home life unc-mifm-lalile and ciidaiigeis the health

and happiness of your family.

It will pav you to get good

pliimhiug while yoii're at it, for it is always the most ec- onrmiical---always satisfactory ---yoiir pride and the neigh- bors' envy.

onmanlille ‘-ig L

ntertng upon lil' A A amen' howl

H th'~t ~

___ ___ ll yfourth war

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|'|'t?Uslf;lCr;ncitfy' takes Occuslon for ai' fini' l 0 some pmonin' “°`

i P ICB and civlg pm re

syslclii.

Greigi: Sliotlliand and V

Tnucli Typvzwriting nt the lfliion Conintercial Colle-ge.

_Free lesion on applica- tion to

newspaper h 3 *USVI-class improve and spread th °

Years past. Bowmnnvllle gig 8,: :mmf

f_ v nun nn the shore of Lake Ontario some _thirty miles east of Tor t Mid The Statesman lg on 0'

w lch has done much t

'L We feel sure that our r

Wm. Moran

Goff Bros

. Principal,

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,Will bc interested "de"

ln the following

U _nw 6 fame of gh,

account which The Stat

Osman glvog

the great moral, social and ma.

tal uplift resulting frnm abolish.

Fred H. Tramor

With our plumbing first-

cost is always last cost. Your job is done right stays right-~ and the price will please you.

Phone 393] i for good

plumbing. _

80 Gr: fton Si.

Cpp. 0|ers House.

Mount Allison Institutions

meiiace to health and a i` S A C K V | L L E, N, B '_'

All services begin at l’~‘"' A silver offering will llc

taken in aid of iiiissioiis.

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Mount Allison University 3

oounsl-:.=i is .\it'l‘i=. scilcstzn Asn 'l‘ln;ol.oov '

Annual Session l9ll=l3 "PCN 5°|*|~ zllfi |9||

H" Inirance B,",";" nf 575 [nh will be oliercri fur open com-

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'e“14'iiri"”l’ii'|'l ltiilklirrlniliion senrl for calendar to

arm For Sale

at Dundee, Lol 50»

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Farm of lilo acres of land. ~*' _"CL"

rlcar and the lmlailcc in hard .lni_ »-___ wood. .»\ rpritig runs llirouiglt the .lr

' REV. B. C. BORDEN, D. D. Presidcn

Good lillildiiigs in ccniiccliuii .liul _fi‘i_:Ci___ well ‘with woven wire. L.i»|lvi-null

. , ;'\vh

lsrhuols, clillrrlivs, mills .in-I f"l 7

Send your Daughter to

Mount Allison Ladies' College

THE LAHGICST RE3lf)l‘}NT|Ali LADIES' Uf)l.L|£UE' IN CANADA l

57\l\ Your commences Seplemlier 7th. l9lI

It offers courses in Itlteraturc, Music. Ornt.or_v, Hnuuohold Science Incl

Finfy {\\;§'.Z|,wi5|l-l.s for teachers: lt ls Bplc-ndidly Eqiiipped' it is situated

slafion. For fnrlhcr narti\~itl.irs :ol“l'ly N

' 'ANGU5 l\1,\llTlN.

Kinross |_'# 0' l’. 'I -

8-od ws6ip.l _

in .Sicldglnrlilllfazvgr worthy students. I V `

For enlen nr and full inlornutlnn nnnlr to

nav. G. M. cnnrnizu., li.n..§ r.-i..¢ip.i._ at Public Auction.

YOUI' BUY lfllillld 0 I0 , The undcrulirne are instrU"°°" ini

Mrs Jnmesdunno ly to oHer__l_\_f;'o'f,°lhe

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l Mount Allison Academy . :l‘...§.._,.j_§_._j_..~_°i__:._-_._.-.,,._;»;-_»_»;,» ,;'"..?‘it‘.l°:.

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E__$t_i_re__!_§_p__e'<:_lR§ l\_;\_2l__r'at.r_l_¢_:_i.iI|itloti Courses lendin.z to the Collette of Arts. |_,_v_9_::¢;_:_,_;¢;:g_e__|;n_oon_.e.’.nm, ,,;¢,,.lofl on

' _ he no held uflfll 0 l *_’f`:'"'"‘:,c0ls‘o

mrtilouréiéitgggsw,§h?r¥I}i'{lrE£r£t!l£'!Itingoll f £r|l=%1\'§h'?l5‘.:=::;g*5£l‘y°? If sstllzlon

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,"_,,, J. M. PALMER. M. A., Principal. fl;_',f,{',§',‘i_ , g,_,___|__;_.¥_:ll»fd

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