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s-i rrrr-\.r\n-vvvl9_m av 1-»

' u , 21ft? $59.13» ‘l llll 0V!‘ |Q°YIlI.s Nous and inn UlIllr-‘n “d

5O ccntfiwnur duel - LS. Johnson £60.. lnc.. Benton. Mill.

Mt. Stewart Items

Ou Tuesday evening the 26th inst a very enjoyable social hour took 1.18.09 111 the new schoolhouse 1'1 Savage Harbor, which has just bee" completed by Messrs Ben Douglas and Joseph Coffin, (vontractors. A1111 the following evening another of the some ivas held a1 St. Afli-lffillffi in ihe new parish hall. 111151 1W1“ by liftazsia; Ervin and Adrian Bra-i- ley, contractors and builders. St. 'I‘hers~" and hoth cvcuuigs were thoroughly enjoyed ‘liy tlie number who atti-nilell.

. Whitman i'lll< " liing IIPI‘ cargo 0i’ potatoes. hay, grain. ciiL, \V1-.‘tIll0S(iil)'. and left on high tide ‘Thursday boutlii

for ‘Newfoulidlilnd. Sllt- u-as l0\\'('(11f(11- 111.. 111111111855 bestowed 1s

to (‘llai‘l0‘.ti‘tu\-.'ll lly i111‘ t‘. (l. b. Brart. Ynspector Joseph Doyle \'Irill("-1

the school here Thursday aild gill‘? a favorable repor1 of conditioll i111‘ der the tualragement of its prin- cipal] .\ir. Raymond Hughes and Amt. Alisa Agnes Clements.

ll. F. Feehan. general lllercliant. has hired the services of .\fr. Jas. liivaus. Aftnil Road to finish his bungalow for llini.

Mrs. Wm. Delights and .\lrs. Wen- dell Glover. have been appointed toilet-ton; for a pantrfr-sale wllicll is to he hold shortly. ‘Proceeds of which will be spent for the lin- 1il‘(i\'i‘lilt‘iil. of the llctlplits (‘ilnlcl- cry. .\lount Stewart.

'l‘!le many frionlls of .\li'. Wesley Jay. will regret to learn that oli Thursday Iss1 he was rgnlovetl t0

Is Your Child Handicapped ?

Unknown to‘ their parents millions of children have im- perfect vision and are peril- ously handicapped in school and play. You can be sure your child is not thus handl- cappcd only through an eye- sight examination.

HAVE YOUR CHILD'S EYES EXAMINED?

H. J. MABON OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

Office Connected with Drugstore

O-QQOQQQQQ-oos-Qooo-oooaaooo

i INSIDIOUS EYE srnam

We use this sdjcctlvc ud- ‘ vloedly.

Sufferers from Eycstraln may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the 4 presence of nny eye dclcct. 4

The motive power or the entire human organism is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it is computed utilize about 20% of this 1 Nerve Energy, but when Eye-

strnln is present. s much larg- er proportion ls required. Hence defective eyes, through their ctlnlumptlon oi an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- orgy may seriously affect the functioning of other organs

hcatth.

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED

G.F. ilutcheson i

Optometrist b-O-QQQ-O O-OOQ ' 040-0

ARE YOU

ALL READY

for the Hailowrfcrl Party’! 1 You are not quite ready Ii’ your order is not in for thc- speclal 1 HALLOWE'EN BRICK i roun LAY?" i which we have ail w. 1y and g which may be obtained st ' Perfection Dcalcrn. We have manufactured some tasty

bricks but think we have ex- ccllcd in this. The

LUSCIOUS FLAVOR

o! many ingredients will make this special brick a welcome curving-especially with the little folk. Will you kindly luve your order early?

CENTRAL CREAMERIES " IIITD-lrafi! l

Wholesale Distributors l

the ‘lli. I. Hospital for treatment. Joseplfé convent

1W0, an sorry modem-n thst Mr. Roy Smallwood in confined to home with n csse of ‘is. grlppc, which seems to be prevalent lust now. l0 1190811 a 1°" 119"“ v Dr. A. a. Martin is ntLQndllrg 111111.81? 1h: lwliiedleviuzg . o ven. e us r - ‘Mrs. Alex Martin visited Vailay- em w fled Wt 111° lmlllllllle °l 119111 1M1, week, 101111-111“; home Fvplthls great institution. At present .dfly evening, , . the Convent is presided over by ' twelve nuns. well trained to tench Mm gem-Se Jay who ma, 1,9991 all the requirements necessary for 811811111118 some 111m, 1n Borden re. our young girls. The object of this turned home Friday evening. ' 11011921 1'5 s” ggenlll°fililélagd ‘$12333? rain ng o u g e. - Mn M1110" 00mm savage Bu. try needs above nil things young 1,0,- 1.“ pure-haven a Chen-met mot. women of true christian‘ character or truck which ‘he finds quits Con. for wives and mothers. ‘Higher edu- Wlllelll- 1° 111W» 110W that the $11111. cation I‘: a valuable asset. but it vim.- seas-on is here. 11111111111111 ailtiloigrgnled by $121311: eac ng. y. ' ecause y n Presbyterian services were heldlwm cammt be 5993mm“ 1n m“ Sunday 3119,1100“ at 3 o-clock mpife, that it, by training the intel- 1119 111,11 new, 18d by m,“ “r Bruceleet and will. we cultivate the spir- Muh.’ St“ James, cmrlouetowm ltpal side of nature. This is the The Reverendkenvlemfln Chose m“ work of 1he good sisters of St. Jon- text from. l ‘Corlnthains, Chap 3. 91-1111‘ Clmllenl- _ verve 5; 1 have P11111191 111,011,311. The great benefits of St. Josephs wamredvbut God gave the mcreasdCouvent to our Island are many, smakmg very 166111181), on 11 andlnnd a few I will recall. From the “upped 11 1o we present “gm and school many young girls are sent ‘of the great inventions that man u’ be“ the cm“ "1 Chim- lhal- 19- -hlls made. They were new to mamli‘? become "uni A9 a P1111119 3911001 lint were planted for man to find, 101' 51115 115 11911911“ are 1111111911911" and when found. God gave the inquble “'5 11 15 a source 01 30°‘! ex" 0mm“. The time M). Mu“. “.53 ample and cause of nuich happiness $01,111.31; we,“ (m1), mo, quvckwvin our homes. it cultivates habits and the sermon was thoroughly ell- M econmlly 1n Ymmg 3171* There- .j0)'\‘l1 by the large number present. ‘he m”! cumvated ‘"115 are 151151“ _l such a's_ painting. singlngunusic and l m. and in... w. K. Roprs wnofiiluflltle". For nearly fifty veers 11.110.11.11: Rev lillfl u... Muir from 111018 arts have been wiislit by the ‘Charlottetown in their ear have the K001i sisters of St. Joseillfs C011- Sincere 1113111“ of 11w congvelmmnwellt. They have brought t0 many homes beauty. rouifort. and happi- pies-s by the skilfui productions of - ‘the pupils. i Enough has been said of the tra- , dition-s and teachings of this school. & bet us now recall a few facts of its foundation. 1 . . li{i;t;."ilf.'l.“..‘.l“i’.i 21.1.1213 c111?“Biiiiimiiiriciiiin where ‘she will remain for the wi:l- g1olgggycggi1fg1lfc 11211113501112: (liiblnvlgfi Sh“ 15 “fludenl 1" 111° chilnlDioceses of Prince Edward island ‘(Jemml 3115111953 ‘mnege- land part of the mainland. mode ills i ' '. 111-- mttet or ro1-1i?‘i§.铧é" ‘.‘.“.f‘.l‘3.‘.".f iiilililiii “ood. ‘went Charlottetown, “Sai- 11mm Mousmneur Dommh Bishop M urday. 30th illsi. She pilrposes to QuebeQ wmch 311N591 mm to b.1115 19mm“ 1“ 1119 C113‘ 101' i‘ L"‘“1J1e M’ a chapel that would be convenient week-s. to the inhabitants of the Mission. .-ln course of time a large alid hand-

Before turning our minds back

iir. flan Alaelflicrson has ex-

mim “"1"” 11ml] PM“ "f 11"’ 1864 ‘the congregation of the chap- rralm tor a I"l)l'(i toilrillg car. The e1 became so numerous

.\ir. J. H. Sttlwalrt. merchant. of town ill-i “Father Dan“. luade lifeli- Wood islallils is still loading poia-iiratliuis toi‘ the 10in: and tlailtzer- toes at Wood island aud iris Sta- ous- innrncy. On March 71h the lions. ibuiltiing ilvar.‘ within seven miles of Charlottetown. ill rounding the end

licr many friends will llc 1ileas- 0i A991" TYPO “'1lill‘1 1110 1B1‘ 1101M! ~11 i.) learn iliat Airs. [K014i Livilllz- very 111i“. i110 bilililiiil: became ‘sull- stnm. 11111.1), (,1 .1).,v¢-r_ Kings ('11., merged and 1111s l-mbeilililtl in the ".111 no“- nr .(_‘11;1_rlr1l1pn1\v11_ 1,. non-mud at the bottom of the riverffllc. zilmtls1 complcichr rectivcreil from llEXt i133’ F3111" ‘Dflll 1ll‘1lll-’. 1"" iil1~ her illness. igned to resume his place, it was

— ‘taken over hy Rev. Angus McDon-

‘rln- 1min“. mnrlntl, (11-“1- an "n. aid. ltecttlr of St. Dunstairs. Alter .1351" m...‘ m.“- 5110“... .11 11.1.1 IWOIIIY-Iflill‘ lloilri-i of hard work duf- .4v\'1]‘,|)it)]ll'i of iili-illicnl ])<'il‘ii1y.‘4is_ illg llll‘ drifting raill_ the old church

' of Si. AllflflliVs was lalldcil on its

l silalli not liilillillii to tlctscrillo lll‘i"-'<‘l11 ~11‘! "I1 Pflllllill S1FPP1-T1li? iile (‘illllllili l'i‘i'(‘lllly' sllrgetl ill those llllill‘? $1M)‘ “'11s 1911 11"! 11111 $1743 part.» between ._ihc gallant yon1|1 of lhv lluiillirg to serve as a hall. and iiie tilrtltiiolis hovlnc. Sllffift‘. when‘ "Mullins-i could 1111111 111809- 11 H, 5.13,; 111.11 11... 9019511.,“ 1n 1,111 This who t-iiilctl St. Antlrelvs liall Itfiilli‘ which was 1lie scene of mliuy T11" 1"“’l‘l‘ 51°F)’ \\'1l“‘~ '11l’1l1l‘l1 1ll1° 111-511.. (...1.>.1,1-n1..,1 1111111101,,» 5p](|1;131(‘HISMYIIIIIIS and put under tlic pat- jn 1,11 11,; 1.115111... 1.101.’. 1.1.1.0111 5,, roilagc oi‘ Si. Johepll. On tlic 7th Tpanm. a s1vuggp._ ulf Sllplflllllltil‘. 1864. the sisters of

_ ‘i110 (‘nn-grcgatidn de Notrc Damn,

The llLliiille at Murray River opened their classed to 1111c 111111111611 itas bet-u buying hogs and sheep ""11 1“'<‘ll1Y 61111119"-

11115 M...“ -S’-‘lter St. Angelina was the first . ~ iSupcl-itlr. and ii is worthy of note

1111- trees art- In the Sere and that she in.‘ still living, she with four

Ytllow leaf. S. {other sflsters ‘tairzhPfronl ninety-

‘ —~ ~~<+>~ ~~~ .t\vo. to four hundred pupil-i. Tile CANDIDATES Fort sENATE AND fame of their charity and self-sacri- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES fire lsueii spread. .

||\l u. s. ARE ACTIVE For slxtytlvo years tile institu- .tlnn llas- grown. fostered by suc-

\\'.\sll.l:~:or(l\'. Oct. zit-several ccesive Bishops 111111 Clergy of the hiinilrctl t-aildldaics for the Senate 17109115“ 5111"‘ "l9"- si- Jmleiflvs

i-ous ‘Slate offices continued their 113*!" fill llll1Y 1" "l" 9w“ “"1911",, campaigning today. tile Republicans 1111111‘ Th" (“H1011 of 111° (‘u 1‘

trailing tlic attention of the electqr- 11111 i115" 11170111511 m“ who“ “r can‘ lltr to prosperity and economy untl- M“ “m1 11mm“ 51am” "11 wen‘ S1" m‘ the administration of iPresident ‘11,"5"1’111S (111111101111 “ins we “conga ffmllititzc iviiilc the lX-nlocrzlts were Cdflml c sch” 10111111911 on 1 e demanding tax rciluctioil. tariff re- Islaml- and “'1 Us Say 1‘ “me "my vision and farm relief legislation. :1; [orfiggfl(lfo1i_ugt‘fdloglféxiigho “Ork- .n11_ll‘iy"l°°,‘,l‘flll xi.“ "_’§fl)(1;_°1‘1 (“fix (Tia-ouch tilt‘ Itllllilrless" oi’ Ex.- ili1ti1s1-ll¥lf\\l€¢€tzrestfufi:five-s 5111111 be ‘vlayor MCKMM’ n 1101M“ “vim u?‘

. . . .. . I 2 .11- rlltlacii and thir (.l\'(‘ll Scllaiilrs in N‘ m “s 1" 1011111191110‘ I “m 0f He

onnected r , __ROB|N HOOD FLOUR l. m“ undated Mill #111611 Ill DQIIOII Oil 8 13d on“. 1mm 5611mm, when "d piece of brown wrapping paper. 0le1 501d by 16mm; [shad 119819" who ‘Patterson Alver, herbalist and in-l‘

some church Wilfivbllill. iii the year 111;, 50111111111111),

. eller d ilouse of Iieprescutatlves. and var-("llllilli 1"?“ ""1119 ‘l “m” 1mm“ 1i" gy an

Western

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~90“ 8 is available.

guarantee its quality.

—WE8TERN AGENT —- Mr

sl subscriptions.

one car of hard coal.

for the Albany.

whiten-A. H. Atfleck 2390-30-31

BANS" IN.--We

wrest to deliver at Mfllpfiqug and

MacNutt & Son.

She was great sufferer

the late William MaoKinnou. Mount Pleasant. Her hits-hand pre- deceased her solne years ago. ‘She died at the home of her son. ‘Mr. John Wickett. and leaves a largo family, all living near ‘her. She was a kind and loving mother and beloved by nil. "She leaves to mourn one sister, Mfrs. Bessie Hopgoomot" Brockton. Mass, and six lbrothers. namely: Richard. of Saskatchewan: Cornelius, of ‘Silver City. Idaho; Henry, of New Jersey; Edward and William on the hotnestead at Mi. Pleasant. '.

Eastern Guardian

..'°EASTERN AGENT — Mr. J. W. Murdock is‘ now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news item's. advertising new and renewal subscriptions-

..*THE ANNUAL MEETING of Welfare League l.td., Montague. will be hold, Nov.

111111 il 4 in tlic new school at 8 o'cioclt.",

payee is Mi‘. Angus ‘Matliesou of , , - ,_ . we“ Forest‘ llciklzjzlecalonvemlnliziilvéo‘ bttohtgiihglgle 101111 A. McLean. Sec l. 2382-1030131 ‘T !lntyre and arrangements were __#M°N‘|'AGUE 1N|3QQR gm. .\lr. and Mrs. Edward uosher or Iii-Wile t0 have it removed i0 Char- cus luonany Nov. 8H], (non porch; hgvg 1,9911 vjgiflug lottetoivn. Toilvartls the cud of Jan- ' 23334041031 Wood l-iiattllzs illc past few days. 11137)’. 1111-’ 119V. DF- MUDDIIHM $0 ?- well known and loved iil (‘llarlotie- "v1.1.1,. reporls 11.111 10 vm-v

the monotony of tile long straight- cnated two-piece stilts comes the chic little troutee just coverinq l1il‘. hips, worn with a tine-piece friwk. and stoncilling. favored for orna- illeniiilg sil-lnmor frocks. itppi-ars again oil. tho new alutilluil nlodcls. tloeskin being a iiciv recruit to lili- ranks oi’ luati-rlills so tivtzoratt-d.

With

New Combination of Yeast with Vegetable Iron Quick Way to‘ Build Up Weight

This new com- blnatlcll of yeast

vltnnlines with ' vegetable iron, re- news the action of sluggish b i o o d cells. drives out dangerous body poisons, increases ell- durance and sup- plies the system with the vitam- liles that build lip

weight. ' For years yeast has been known as u. rich vita- mine food. but not until we perfected "irouized yeast" —— WIIICI] comes in concentrated tablet form. was it possible to take '

thirty-three States. 27th

founding of our school on October yeast “m1 1m“ 1n 111,, 1.11311 mp0,. tions to build up sveight.

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—FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS

Cyrus J. Gallant is now Guardian °h11‘1'°“’ and u“ “i” “t “m” 11"°9°".' Agent in ‘Howiau and will receive|ty (“flow m M” Wm,’ Mrs‘ Helen ‘ news items. advertising and renew.

WNAGU "I

Lead Pencil-Will '- l Found Illegal

‘TORONTO. Out. Nov. 1—By m1

ventor, who died in the city lasti Juiy bequeathed “one dollar in Cull-i yadiau money" to each of his six‘

Alver. As the document was not ’ witnessed, it is of no legal value,‘ and Mrs. Aiver has been appointed

--WANTED-‘-PORK wrri-i on- are now buying pork daily but it will be to your iii- other vexing questions the P -:

ward MaoKlnnou. of Mount Pleas-

C. TQIY. in convention hero, ex-

Ironiliilillf! the officers’ tralillug corps lu

__N°w UNLOMMNG at Albany to administer on behalf or herself Get. your bnaeburner coal now and be warm

and the children.

.Ad0lescent Act

,.__*.__

TORJONTO, 111.. Nov. 1-—A

Jet" of Ontario as Minister of Edu-

1111911911 m"? °ll Tuesdays and nflcaltion has to face the problem of Kflllflillzton on Wednesdays; Peter Nellie going {(1301105)} 111 Toronto, 2279-10-2Gtts 6i Neltspis underlIlB years or age. and1

comes wit-hill the provisions or l-ln;

“lsl-ANDER 175M7- v-Mi‘. lilti-‘Abolesceut School Attendance -Act, ;by which the Board 0f Education.)

ant. has received the sad news oi’ is required to enforce her attend. the. death of his eldest sister, Mri-ifiqpce

I"l‘8.lik Wickett, otlBrockton. lifnss..111e 0111111 1s vesmem

at school. But, although

in Toronto

81 Yea“ M “K3 "l1 ll- wltb relatives, her parents live out-

of “mice” °f 111° side tho city ' Hence the Finance mouth. She was the daughter otflconuvfl-nee of O

the board in caugblt.

“on the ilorns of the dilemma. be-

tween the statute requiring attend- ance of Nellie at school and the iloalds own policy 0f closing its (loom on children whose ppremil; .or guardian; are not resilient of Toronto. The matter was refor- retl to Premier Ferguson of Edit. cation.

London Doctor ~ Goes Into Retirement

LONDON. Eng. Nov. 1.—Sir James Barr, the well-known Liv- crllool tloctor, is retiring from the active work of his profession. D111. lug ‘his 52 years’ luedical prac- tee in Liverpool he has been a lending figure in social and Phil- anthropic work allied to this pm." l.- n. Particularly in the mat- 1'-‘l‘ 01 P118011 reform has Sir James left ills ulalk. in 1877 he was a11- lillilvfctl medical officer wt the Oill ifirkiizlle ‘Prison. llo found d‘s- ea=c prevalent among the 111115011. tlrs caused by the combined ills of footl. lighting and ventilation. \Vitll tllarueteilstlc vigour and outspolo (llliltli-li! lie set. about. having the/ac luwtlters put right with Che gratify- ilzig rcr-lilit filial, tuberculosis and otthcr ‘plevaleut. scourulre.» were minimized. His finding-s ill this connection were made the basis of prison rcgulalfollc; when file Koala were taken over by tllo Rome Of- fice and standardised.

1W. C. T. U. Object -—#---—~~-~~ 9-1 To Military Training

lltlill) DEAR. Alla, Nov. i.—Tho pressed ilsapprovzll of all irilllllnlz ii-ntiiiilr to militariisnl. ill £lCt'(lI'(|‘ auce with tllo resoltilioil. the churches will be lashed to tiiscou-

the schools and colleges ilnder their lurlstlit-ljtlll and tile provincial govcrilllit-iilis will bc urged to (lis- mlltiuiie cadet. (‘raining ill tlic 1111b- lic. schools and stibstlttitcs a course in pliyscal trtiitling The women of llli‘. W. C. T. ll. will also make a study of tieace luovelneilts and ally themselves with ally activities that may tentl-totlevelop pence senti- ulent.

The 1irovin<~izll government; will be asked to ilrge the federal plirlia~ nleut to enact legislation making false registlllitlolll of lllell with female oompaniolu‘. as mail and wife. a crinlinai offence.

No 0mg;

Druggy tooth pastes _ are doubtful. Minty 's docs not contain

Causes Dissension1 .

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- lull-Conservatives 88; Liber- Trend Ontarlo ' ills 21; ‘llabor 1. i91l-Collservutives, iii; Liber-

Opinion Shown |als 25, lniL-Liil, l; Labor l. Prev-ious Elections1 ‘lfilih-dflllttltl Farmers ot’ Ontario. .1. -

, Liberals 29; Conservatives 25; v Iiuhoil ll; Soldier 1; lndependeiilt 2. th'1‘%R?Nf‘O' 0111"‘ fiovheaTgggl lil23—Collservntlves 77; Liberal Q.IIB.I‘()-III"OVIICB. gs u - _. a - A. -_ tlon set for December 1. a review ‘H’ 0t‘ the composition of tlic Legislat- |AMOV]E|ZEDII LECTURES ive Assembly since the iprovlnco, Now CONSwERED entered Confederation in i867 is ill- - dlffereult administrations have beulllflm“ may “m” 11° “i111” m 191311110 in lmwm. one was vymnmst; three once an-d then on a continuous lloll-

_——‘*"-—n continue indefinitely and 5e11,“, tions upon generations of 11,11. men would be able to hear the any. nlalsteifis voice.

v . EYES TESTED

AND I

GLASSES FITTED

New retracting room with modern equipment.

were hcudoilbyt-Colii-lervativtltprimo1M1" the NM" 111171‘ ‘Qlecuqcm so“ niitlistcrs foiir by Liberal and one ‘e15’ 1"""'"““1 1"1’1"'r'1"y' Th? 1111mm‘ guvlfmnuvult was a Umved Farmer professors would Iil‘."'lll()\'I(‘1ZO(I' byI Labor mslmh Tho standing of W“: mounts oi the nlaclilno ivlilcil ‘ilyllw, ies in tho lust. legislature as ‘ro- Chomzv“ a 1111111116 "f the flgum and it _ ed! m El yo“ or 1923 was-the reproduction of the‘voice. it “m n n _ g0 ecfluvc 7T ‘UMP was pointed out that t-llcse profes- €3mf::;.' l7flaloilvftmv ‘H, ’ ‘sors would hc “inimorllll." since af- t - r A i v ‘l

11111101‘. .. .~ .. . . . 3. Al illssoluthou ‘October 1%, last,1“' ‘11111111111111111011 1011mm“ 1101111‘

Our experience In st your service.

. E. W. TAYLOR 1

ASSISTED BY J. S. TAYLOR OPTOMETRISTS 142 Richmond Street

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O-OFOO-GOQQQO

the standing was: (‘illiiicrviltivo 76.: Liberal ll, U. F. t). l2. lndcpoudi , cnt 2, and Vliczint 1U. _ Ifollowtnlg are tho Ontario admin- istrations since (Tolifoilerzitiun- 1—‘II0li. J. S. bilitrtioliald. lhwllu- icr. .liliy i6, i867 to l)c1'., ii), i871. (ilnionist). 2~llloli. ELBlakv, illri-nlier, “lice. 2i), i871. to Out. 25. i872. (ihibcral). 3.—1l{on. 0. Mowat. Ilrcnlicr. Oct. 25. 1872. to July 9, i896. (Liberal). ~l—Ho1i. A. S. Hardy. Premier.

July 25. 1896, to Oct. 17.1899. (Liberal).

15—1l~lou. (i. W. Itoss. Premier, Oct. 21, i899. to lfeb. 7, i905 (Lib- m‘vest eral.)

ii-aliou. Sir J. l’. Whitney. lK-C. l\l.G.. Prciliier. Feb. 8. 1905, to Sept. 25, 1919. (Conservative).

7—-Hou. Sir William ‘I-loward ‘Hearst. Premier. Oct. 2. 1914. to No-

ooa ~¢++o m awe» rue-o» v“ woo-no» +0 Ho++o+0+v0+m

* l-t. R. BROW

146 Richmond St. v y,

_ Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at

Agent at Summersicle, Lloyd Lewis. Good Strong Stock Companies.

1.

Charlottetown

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vemher ll. 1919 (Conservative). S—<l~l‘ou. Ernest Charles ‘Premier, November l-l. 1919. to July 16. 1923. (ilnited Farmer). iJ-dion. G. ll. FBHZIIIEOII. Premier, Jilly. 16. 1921i, until tlic present. (Conservative)

Save the

Previous Results Results of tho prevous provincial general elections were approximat- ely as follows: l867——-Ulili(illifii.

Why do the Red Cross advocate Pasturlzcd Milk?

supporters of

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Build the Nation

ill you ask them. they will toll you if officipntly per- formed it ls free from ail discus germs, ‘and the only nit milk, and retains all the food values of raw milk.