F`a.r the Largest y Ci

li tl

F-d

all `rculation ' this Prolmce. - -~ A _ _ ._ _ _ . _ .__

HE CHARLOTTE TOW GUARDI

ORNiNG Daily Catches All Early

Morning Mails. I

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into a studio or temple of art liaro been worked out wonderful

in menioriul gl.t\sS windows, crea-

that have iron for Ainerii-.1 a _lend- osition iii modern stained glue nrt.

wi liows in the old l liinuuth

N. Y., the church licnry \Vanl Beecher.

smiles, noii about complete, will in- sonic 20 designs und will form the pr|~t¢-ntious effort of the kind in

at least. At that quaint studio

thc processes of niemorinl glass win- nialring are to he `seen, and there the

development of that art in inod-

tiincs has been reached. Stained glass" is the term commonly

in speaking of tho windows of innlii-

ill-sigii which add, more or less. to

det-oi':|i,i\'o si-lienies ot' eliiirclie-4, cutii-

and memorial halls of this nlid

thu correctness of the term as np- lo the moth-rn decorative wimlow.

clnilned that the first (let'oi'ali\'e were made as early as the liightli and placed _in the mngnilicciit built; in l‘luropo` at that time.

windows coiisisii-d oi' small pieces

lolored glass leaded together in _\lo- design \'i‘r_\' mul-li nn is done today. tho Eleventh century the ivorkcrs in

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\'|-i'_\' |io.~__-iilic colivenieiire in ron ciion with The (lunrllinn’s Big Frei in to \'i-w York lliiy and i`etuI‘u li

lui: nl'i'niigcli in _ il. Wacli nu-ui ' rf-.sponsilile for votes lost in tran- r of the party \\l;1 l\n__w in nil sit, nor will it pay charges on

in~»~,inl:lct there will be puliiisiu-,ll

this pnpi-r, their post oilicenil (car. i

css lor every day so that the; n iw-ri-i\'r mail inntlcr from tiny

¢~|'l-, null thus i;c_iii rlimniuni<‘ul_ion 'l‘l|e tlnxirdiun on :uni after

ilu-ir hoiiie mul ii'ioml:= :ill thi whilii on the trip.

sliollld not fof‘i.:ct'_ the 1\i1l:'|'cg:n of iiinigiiifici-iii, pri'/.rfi by fill

hifi.: thi., Iiiil., `ll`iLllf`iu

.irc fpui‘l»-pn, one ¢‘:u~h licrorli mvrii to tho eight. lu<iie.~i win-

‘ip, und one cnrh io siix il.

.=:cvr-ntecn who win 'l‘he il\\nl‘ s Uo|isoint,io|i prizes. 'l`ho fii‘ni'_~

should lio eni'\‘l'uil_\

in the contlitions. li/fnny nrc working.: hard to sr-eiirn not lin- trip hut. n vnluolilo liritnu |irize.

pcoplo sl-nd liailoisi 1ullli'r:=i<ml

of “'l`oui~ liilliior, 'l‘li\- llunrdinni,

~_~i.own." ln ciiinuiqiieiiro

co tu the wrong lit-|ini‘l'_iiiciii, :ro ilelnyl-ll living plat-.cd to the

ol tha ciimliilnlo for whom

may have to remain over for count.

Candidates and their workers url

to abide ly the following in-

WHAT THE BOY

wno1'E. _

young man once wrote to his father,

“ i nm well, only l don't feel like any sort of physical exertion."

of people feel exactly like

young m:ui~-and tliry are not

either. 'l`liey arc, generally, , with n first touch ui Indigcs-l

nccd a, snort course of'

b-o\_igcl's Syrup, to put their

ii\‘<-r and bowels into healthy so that their food will nourisi

thcni. .\lr. George J.

l‘.ti_, (`.loiu‘¢-ste!

for years from

writes: heranie \venk‘ iinnblc to \\'ork.` After frying(

in<'iliti|it~_~a \\-iilioiit. :nicvt-ss I took liolths of lhitliel' Seigel`$ Syfiip

ani it cave mf- relief at once. I recom- iiaiul it ini iuurh sn erior lp nll other lltmlu “H " ltd' :ifoninvll troiililcsf' - Price A' U--_!“_\1\‘l' bottle. Sold everywhere. - 1- \\ late & co., Lui., Montreal.

_, who

i~‘i'o¢-_ ’i‘i1i contestants mid lhcli _whom they are iiiteniletl to tln>usu1id.~:

lln|;r¢ii;\p_ (7li;irlnl_1,i-i_<»\v|\," iii- $1.00 now or renewal, .\‘i|lis<‘i'iptinii lo

nrc iiitmuled. in coiiscl|iiriirc_ f|i1(yN |n|¢|\‘,p}3_

the totnl votc nppvirrs ilict-io Munmm [muy dl.|iV(,I-_.(1 in

Y>.,____.

cii) quite removed from the mam glass-rude, as was'niost of 'the pictorial oi that busi metropolis, an old and art of that time. During the Sixteenth

nbmdoncd church has been century the nrt reuclied a high degree of

perfection, und the windows of the great catliedral nt Cologne, Germany, and of other historic elinrclies in continental Eit- rope and liiirt-,l:iii'<l, remain in point of beauty and richness oi` coloring uiisolvrd

an out-of-the-way cornerr of Nciv"glass began to form pictures,from-colored L V, _ A _

p , , »

among these is thc series and perplexing problems to modern work- ii ‘ ’ '

ers in glass.

About that time the devotees of art

turned their attention from glass to paint and caiivns, and, falling into disuse, the valuable secrets gained by lung experience in coloring glass were lost, \‘\'i\ih: the rc- eeipts and iorinulns are still io hc found in the ancient records our modern glass- workers have been unable to apply them succi.-sfsi`ull_v. lint if the skill and know- ledge oi' the ancient-i liavc hceu lost, moll- cru glassuiakeis have matic some discover- ies oi their own that promise to rival the efivcts of the pitincvrs of the arf..

To obtain the various kinds and color-

of gglne-is for his picture ivimloivs thc nriisi

countries; but, there is some doubt, llrnivi; on the i.:la.=s1na,lu~rs of the worlii

for his raw niatcrinl.~i. All the best g|ai~~’ in the solid or "flat" colon.; comes froin abroad, Bclgilnn, France, Gcriniiny, lt:il_\ ami linglunii 'send their quota. American ;1lnss_inaltcrs have discovered a. few 1.ricl<.~' in glusmiiiking that have made ppssilih- effects iievcr h:=f`orc oliiaincd in dcvornlirv- \viiulo\\`.~i_ lly these discoveries slieets ul' gln¢~'_~i are produced containing every color of the spectrum. By other prucwscs con-

1~Daliots must not be folded but

trimmed neatly and wrapped snug in lint packages or envelopes. The name of the candidate should be written outside the package.

I-All ballots must be filled out. Llinnk ballots must be rejected.

`l-Ballots sent in alter they are void

will not be accepted, and cwndid- __ utcs are warned against sending

them in.

»'l`ho Toni' licpziitincnt will not he

packmgas of votes nent by niesseu- ‘

.-\li nionics pnid for new

and renewal subscriptions to

February ist and until the enn~ lest closes: entitle the candidate ilor

ui votes for catfli subscription of $1,011 or more as per below rovi.~:e1l l s<~iiv\liile:- - iilnrh .$l.uo lor l:|ii».~:<°i~i|iiion 4000 \'ol.i~f= " 1.2¢. " " moo " " ].fitl " " litlllil " " l,'i`.`> " " Tlltlti " " 22.00 " " Xilllll " " .L15 " " illllill " " no " "in_¢ioo " " _.75 " "ll.0liii " " ...oo " "i2,nno " |

:uni so on up lo nny amount., cnrli

:gnc

(‘»hurlotfleto\vu . . . . . . $399

Morning; Dnily to ll. States 512.50 lliorning Daily to (‘nlnnda .........__..2.llll llurnl Dniiy to United States l.l'i|\

71/_'»wa'mv1f2

Czzjffu//dzpj j.>’<f5'fIv1//_/1/e

tained, greatly` simplifying the wnrlc ol' the artist and enabling him io accomplish results siniilnr to those thc ancient artist obtained hy~processes noiv nnknoiiii.

l"rom the foregoing tho reader 'iniglit

gain the impression that the art oi' mult- ling decorative glass iviuiloivs is lnrgi-ly a matter of glilssinnkinig. ily no int-ans is this true; no more so than the art or painting in oil is largely a niattcr of paint- niaking. A brief explanation ol' the dil- ference between the tivo forms of art as reprc-sented by the artist in glass and thc artist in oil and water colors may give ii clearer idea of the task of the creator of decorn.ti\'e windows. The correct repro- duction of images by any means depends largely upon the i-fiect of light nmlsliadf-_ These effects thc pai:\l.er obtains in at ro- flected iight. \Voi'king in n wr-ll-liglited

t _

studio, hc so nianipulutce his iolois thit they will reflect io his pra‘tlc-ed eye the color tones and highlights as he ness them in hi-i models, ln thc finished picture hu is nble to so udjlist his lights as to 'produce lthe desired results.

The worker in glass laliors nnder unite

different conrlition~i. His picture flevelops its beauties in n transmitted light; that ii. light thiit'sliino_-i ilirough the glas=. f`i‘ln~‘equcnfly to develop his _colors and light and filmde effects, he_inui=t. worlc uu- dcr very different light conditions. Hi.-r _easel is li lnrgn plnto o|`_gll.ws set in front

‘trasting effects in light and-shade are ob-0

-of n large winrloiv an<i`cu‘t:liuo1l arounfl Ito shut out the sidcliglits. _‘ls he needs

A’ *”§””¢Z-“eff-as _

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“i’i...} CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAND. CANADA, wsiiaiesnav, MAY, 12, 1909. {».':':L':fini"di_i_'.i‘i'0il_l'.~.ii¢F\'iLl;i§Es

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A-flax Y ---~ 1 4

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for

i _ an ,._,. ,_ is - 1-- 7.<_"»;-~' a‘~-1_'-:- 7 ip' ._ ,.¢ -¢,~.-_ti .L

Jérvéaw Z/.aeazie l i it ‘Y

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*__ _ ,__ 4. .-__-_§.|"h» -‘A5 Lutinl. elsif; _-/P

only suflieieiit light to develop the colors in the glass to the fullest extent, his studio is often so dark that ordinary objects ure indistinguishable to those nnaccustomed to thc work. But a. strong light beating through his picture.rere;xls any imperfec- rion in the work and enables him to cor- rect it. The first step in the creation of ii mc-

morial window design is the color sketch. Front this sketch is ninde a-full-sized draw- ing in black and white culled a "cartoon," and from the "cartoon" two trucings are matic that show the exact shapes into wliicli the glass forming the picture is io he ent. One of these “tri-icings" is laid on thc worlnnen`s bench as a iruide, and thc other is cut along the traced lines in- to sections which form patterns for the iglssswiiltcm and is placed ~-ii the face of thc' easel, each piece being held in place hy hits of wax, These tracings are made on strong manila paper to witiistand the eoniinunun handling. Now the glnssworker is ready to take

up his part of the task. lie is supplied with n cai'efully selected stock of sheet glass io correspond with the color snlieme

of no in-iirinai .iketsit whisn is also tan-nasal _mm of fi§e_:_dL»gigni_gqpres;E;‘_;h@ ,;;~_§___ I~>_rperson*memorialivf_infH£liiliiunllives-

nished him as u. guide. A section_of thc` paper tracing in‘i.nken_fr0_ni the,-easelfnnd lie cuts from a slieet,|0f_gla|is of the de- signated color a. piece 'corresponding in size to his pattcm. As _no single thick- ness of glass will 'produce all, thc 'desired effects ot' iight andeliade, the various ;raduations.of color, or will'subdue the strong light transmitted through a `\vin- dow, these qualities are `d'bf-ained by lac- ing other pieces of glnsrfhnck of the'_§rst. Those sections that are more intricate in detail are inode up of many small pieces, and sometimes three thickness oi' glass bc- ioro just the right tone is obtained- The artist has discovered that by placing his strong colors back of a piece of opzilescént gliiss the eilect is tosotten and blend the fnlors and to givo'u more natural ion-=;_ also, that the contrasts of light and shade, when thus modified, are not so strong.

These effects are ill _tratedl in the dra-

peries of the figure li? the design “Ro- innnce." The strong hlnck .lines are'the if-ads joining the sections, while the neu- tral shades in the section are obtained by* placing »-malier__`pecticn;\'of darker lined ;.l.t~1s b.ult of s'-opnlescent gl-n-1L'Tlu=

“‘high-ll'ghts,~” and together effect the fl* lusiou _of folds in the drupex-ies with :tart-

ling `n:i.turalness. Another Spod example of this xedeet is_shown in o lllell of the coat- in the fig`ure_of Ilincoln. On the right erm, _where the light; il ltron t, the contrast,is_ renter than on the mt, which is in aishadowhand ln which the effects oflfoldsrie produced .bytlie ure of darker hues ofiglass-in whiohdlhere il lill- tlc coiitmwt.

As these details are worked out li the

glasseutter and each section completed, the small pieces are fastened. together temporarily by bits of wax and the seo- tion. is placed in its respective position on the casal, being held there by wax, In this 'way the entire design is built up. Of course the work is constantly super- vised by the artist, who notes the effects obtained in each section, correcting such i`|.\pcrlectio.ne as his practiced cya may detect. Often n Section must be remade many times before it is declared perfect. Other examples of this intrio'z¥b Ilctail work are shown in the Bag in lQ¢1`(;lciir_v Ward Beecher window. 'Fncrr Vlso a wealth of detail in the folia n in

Halifax to Yarmouth by f-11° f8l`lCharlottefJ0Wl1 Bild ROYIIUY. Will therein, who obtains the largest nun lonixl Correspondence Stn-mls.

ti D niini n Atlantic Railway lform a district and the two young

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these |'ilil.i;-i-.lin sv i-tioiifl linifo been' Hhhll ‘l :i|»p|'-'iv--tl the i-in.-,ll pi--1-s lilo flrlhl l Aleitilvil iogntiirr ami liuchifl up bly A., other piece of gin-fi vihlth eoiiipletei t I ,sectioiu _

Anoilwi' iiny of <-liilliriiritz di'apei‘y', rife

ici is h;|~4 lnr-n d-~\'i.~~l by lin; Lglass-xnal{e`l‘. ln thi-' un-lil -il t`|~: it-l/is in thi- drapf-:i"icé ‘nr pi'orlln:<-il lr; ~~ i|\i_-itioiis in thu |.,'la=.~', ioinn-il irliiln in \~..|ri in Li, Hemi* iliolliu or pin--in ,_l,.ii»_ l__\' pu~hing`ltio1 |.'t-ilu-r iiilh ii :ii will-ri i-lil'-r. \\’iiere ihb pin-'.~: i»_ ,old-ll it if- :hi l- and \ru.nsmit__d it-se lnrlli. than illc ii -n iizft portions thus ipvn-,g tho iii-_Ht and shade ellecal oi' it ioidl-ll gniriif-nr.

To obtain the flesh finti of the Eaces, .irin< :ind lnllnla nl' itil- l!~ in--1 iiliistrated, i an tiitirrly dill]-ri-;.' n:--11. ill is pnrsued,f 'l'lu- i`i-aluri_~~» are 1-.unit--I hy hand OD; op;il\‘~._-iiii. gliisls null “nil-'l" in by tllaj sniul- procl----_ ns in pohilniii painting.

\\'ln<n all the iii- ons oi tin* pictulgi

‘have ht-rn ihuperl ami ;~:l. in place, nn " the hlenilinig of lla i-il-i.-_-_ ii:i-its the up* _ proval of tin- arl:=:_ ilu- ;.n-:.n-\- is turned _l over to oth.-r skill-fi \\~f».~i,nn<ii ulm lead ’ the sections togi-|l»<.». in this purpose. stripe of leaii_ ,,.,_»~,.--i -in lmil i-idea to _ llwlule the etigvs of ;;f._»=, i'_l»il-ii cacl!‘ leetion fn place. 'I";-» lilii i-i soldered. ' where the strips j-in 1--ll nflici-, thus ' holding every little li.-_-~ firmly together. The °0mp1Ef»0d d"..~i-,in il thru put in A _ ltrong frame, tied from iai<i-- to cidc and top to bottom vrlili held i-1i».~l rods and

the window in i-eau`_».' to bc hung.

9 \

TLLE USU."\il 'l`lliI\(l.|'

.Tin -My broth ir -1-I » ‘iiii;

ildalllon' " .» ‘:- an “ling l.in.Ck' :qi i l ~ »~ ,

| -»r_`1'~=."

_im __.._.._.....;._.__....

LEFT HIS M(`/.\`.lu‘l' 'IO A LlBR.A_RY~ '

l .

1"ir.<t“I4i\i'yc!‘-\\`hat did old Jiffoncybligd i

lc~vc‘.“ _

\'f-iolid Lfiivycr-.»'\ lot cf tlisgusfed Tell#

na 'Lo ws in the shin

or _,t i`*'i fu

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fume 0 -(i . k ber 01 vi-;Lgg_ will bg ¢]9¢g@d_ 4th-some ns for Iird. . __ Yarmouth to HONOR 2-! 0°* °‘ ladies. f°Hid°“¢ in H1! °°l1°°l M_,nt,..,,,._ Gc0,~g,,t0w,,_ Sdurig Ea For tim iiinrlct or iilnnnfriis, mo those popular D. A. R._|t.e|nn|hiiil. district therein, who obtain _Wm (Orin B' district and tn’ youu -getown and gl,-_iris 1-lust -L11.,-N, wrll

Uonion to New York and New Xork the largest nuiznhor of votes, will be I id t 1 ' 0 uw f,,||m,»m: U,-|,;€_,_;_

l tl tl1uru\i'l\lY11D toteiecxcd Any ounw lad can bo ac My’ me eu n My school mum'

tO lltiston ly ‘C ' b _ -- f' Y 0 Y I' I- -thu. t “_” ‘ ll ,ti - __ U _ ]_ _ lst-11 hip; trip io New York t`iiy~ ...... ._

“mt” M°t""l"‘lm"" S' S' U0' lcfpted as B' candidate for Queene iltistlxiliiiiiitiii oi Owllluiie e\ii-ctthll ` '"3 "L"‘"“»

Boston to Bt. JOB! by U1' h“|""| (»0\l\lf1Y l'f0VidlnS that is mf hmfle . ' __ 2n\l~-n full miiirse scliolnrship in thcl , i E r - Bteamahli Oomlwlli. residence and she nominated for there Kmg' Ummty' not mama!" ' ' t' nicrriti l'lilii-‘-6 l ""i ‘ll-i‘\_\ _\ i i \ =‘ »-‘I1 Hlggi; Jrhsngutln Pt Du Chem by the In- 5 even though she may he at present' M0Ut0»8U°» G90\'E8T»0WIl, 50’ll¥`l9 EBM mg' lll|i,.tr,i(.t (VM L7h|'\,.\0tt,,10wm pn .i-.i in il ,l i . .uni win:

' tt 1* C 11 h ray in \\ill t`oi'ni n ilisii'iet,, and the youn; " ._ » " _ 1-v-rilinl_n i_», in .4 m _ _.ii Univ

Logloiiiiinllllioiiiilitxav_giimmeuldo by tho' ?‘»iiii:l(oltrt‘;tav?n.eg° BM on ng frilly. 1'\‘Si\ll'llL lu any -‘W-l“"" ‘|l"‘l"i"‘ lil; than Wm be me follow vlln- in | _~.ri..~ _ K _~ <_i..n. carc-

Ke-n|1ngt0h_ gummugido ,nd Aliwf. li.1|efreln, who 0-btainh the largest nun- ‘ 1st_& mg trip to New Ymk City in--_ | -lni\ U l -. \ _-:sl niu:.i,

up-to-'date S. S. Flinprel-is.

hariott own b ‘ton will form a dlstiici* and the ll" “I V°¢*‘~fl- Will 5° elected

Elumixwrside to C 01 L ` -f ` nd return.

the Prince Edward -Island Railway. l;young lady, resident in any school ‘ Tl” _““f_“b°f 0! nomination' U09 2nd__Smm, as for ]st_ \ _ (lharlottetown and Royalty, wmi ,ii,._¢i._i‘.f_ Ur ldmm. NWN' whn lmtums eairli llistiirt :ind the i_ni.ei‘cst t.alce'n.i, 3m____a fun cmmq, H__h__1ummp in tht | li: 1 lil -..\,. r- -l l. ._ _.` ` -nl :ii 2 m,aud form ii district. _ and ilu- `Ithe largest number of votes, will uv lil” """t"SL “1""t5 “nh we "“"“" Talon (‘onnncri~iai College. ""1 'l` “ ' ‘ "~-" i’ ‘ " '1""' " "ll m two y,-mug ladies, resident elected. u'°“ m um termmry wvered in °“°1 For the -district of t.1ueen'a County __ _ __

Prince County not including Ken- ‘l15"i”t diStr“'“t°s th” °m’"° pri?" here wiiluiie the following prizes 1-- l" '>"| "" =‘ ` ‘i -"1" 1" Hit’

` ho receive the largest numbarollsluirton, Fiurnmersidc and Alborton "st i“"l"‘u”S “ms and °°“B°l*m°“‘ lst-a big trip to New Yorii City ='f\H\" ‘!'»"' ll* -il "~' ‘»~»'\i- ‘"1 l’~'liui>\ 'n' W ul b ‘acted i“»i|| fm-,,, _,_ \|i_,|_,~i(-f_ and Um young in the following mann-et to the eligi»_ md Nturn 4-..mpl..;..~i l in -»_ \.,= in wciir my- wtes W' ca' e L' ' anti including lady. resident in any school emu-ie: lil’ “if” °l’*“l"‘“¥ th” g"°“‘“*‘” “‘"”’ znaf-smut, as far na. ami, _ .l_ -i __ ,.,, ...ly ,S ,, Queens 'Ulm y' " U" U" votes' 3rd-a full coiirso sciiolnrship in the l""""- ' ‘ ` ""- ii' """` lt'

f l I i

in any school district there-

~ Y t - Lin-rs win be the following prizes :-

’l‘ho Iiioiiiinlaiil Note nl. Aniinpolui ltoynl on thu line of ilio lioininion nm remrn Atlantic ilnilwny, bv which i'onto`l`|a- tliuu~ilinii‘.~= happy purlv will Charlottet wn Busmmm Co" 6 BCCY & \V¢Cl{S ful'

For the district oi Prince County, Lamp will be the following prizes :-

lst-1 big free trip to New .Yorln

\"ity and returnu

2nd---A full course scholarship in the

Chni'loi.tetown Business College.

3rd-the choice of ons ut several

mail scholarships from 'the Interiiit-

4th-same as for 3rd. For the district oi Kensington,

ilnmmerside and Alberton there will

Clinrlottetosrn lliisiiiass flolleizc.

4ll:---the choice of one of several

ini ln. ,i ll '_ in il, li. licuiiis_

Ilnili l_l|:; ..i .i;. iii. we

?I‘t ll I ll l 4 _. ,l it' ilf‘ "'ll\, i‘_ l ltini u i _ -_l .l »~i\l 1' i'-‘vii

sinnll:rl-in»l;|l`sl|i|i:: ||'l»ni ilu- lnllilizn ‘*l|'l'*“-'ri ‘ ‘~ ~‘~‘ ‘le ’-'-‘ll -l

l - if t i l 1. i i ` drop

tioiinl (ori‘e>:piin\h'in'o fpvlioois.

Sth--annie as for iiii. Gth--n lieautifui new Cooking Range with warming closet, thcrniomoter

.ii-_.'|_\ .1-~. i,.~ 1_5 i -‘ iii _ii-;»-_-.| .'l`li<-

p|-i-.\'<'i'|pl.i-»|| lin iw.: ‘un li-ril no liinz' in. li. ll-ti i~ _win ll _il~»i»lli\\:

‘ Hx 1 Qc. |li|l'll_

"mn (""l'”l’°m ‘mm Schfwls' . -5 7l.h-~n brand new limlloa Blcycll. `

lfl.ii-~li‘iiteen dollnre in gold. ‘Jth---'i‘cn dollars in gold. 10lh-Five dollar.: in gold.

l`i.|- irl.~ _ln ll- ,._wl- _.,li~» l_,

'l`||»' ll li it l ii.-ii -l.»l\ ll..|i-,i'i~

’" we fulmwmg 1"`l7""'7°` All l ren_w'i'il sulscrlptions -_ 157-”a MK f-"P $0 N°W \Y°1`k CNY |-are-ivdiiwliii-ihiil',l| i-iiliiiliilnicfi :iw in 7‘l‘l-l l\|‘fli‘»'-

and return.

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Union (-nmmerclnl College. ' l__,|_,_| in __,,,_||,,_,-_ '_' Um; NV 'A' _ N _‘ _ ;‘ 'f;_I\_

For the district of Kings County

2nd--n full course scholarship in the

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lturnt linily to Uniiniin .... ...........l.2<'> llurai Iinily is not delivered in f'li`nr-

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Saturday i`liinr<llnn to (lanndn or iinncil .~in\n-ii .......... ..._ ill-00

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in <‘linrlottclo\\'|i. 'l‘hi\ Hat\ii'<l:1y flnnrdiu.n is the anim! |

M H wcckly. lt. contains nil thc iiii-' portant l.ocnl,l'ldlt_orinlnull 'i‘cli\_:rn- phie News of lliu entire ivcclf iicsiiim: rr Special cnlilc page, n|:l'ici\lt.iii‘al page, comic nr story pngc,hhe week s i~ici'inon etc. It is n |,‘r\"nt' Wl*l‘\ll)' paper of from 14 to lu pagw. B00 ll* printed early enough Saturday morn- ing to catch all nuti:0i¥\5- "ISHS \°f_*V' ing Charlottetown.

All members of the several staffs of '_

this paper are forbidden to take any part in the contest, and they as well as their families are insiiltiililfi for omlnntion and election.

The route will be as follows : Charlottetown to Pictou ‘ by the popular 8. S. Northiimburlmii. Picton to Halifax 'by the Intercol- nnlai ltnilwny.

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is here, The quality of the nintcriuls are of the Futon i-itnndnril. We would like you to drop in and judcc for yourself, l~7\'cr_\' attention .~¢liown_ - .imnes Paton .\'- <’o. if Tdtll

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