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THE MEDICAL( HALL.

TEN DERS

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up to andindndiag the goth day of Hay, 1993, for the erection of a brick and stone church in the Town of Sydney. _Plans and specifications can be seen at the omce of Mr. Daniel McDon- ald. The contractor will be required to furnish ‘bonds to be approved of by the Building Com- mittee fortheproper completion of the work.

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Congratulations to Andrew Mooney, of Peakes Station, Win er ofthe First

_ in; Ordq. _ fi ~ p Dainty and white.

Prince Edward |s|and’s'Great Clothing Store-~Describad'*in Verse#-*The Prize Wiiiliing' Poems--The

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Judges Had lo Easy Task to 'D'ecidcAWl\o";Were io iiiie Piizes-'

it vnu or ranenberea that i samtim agolr. S. A. McDonald proprloiipl' of P.

Ishud's Greatest Olothinglftcre, der-

ed three prizes, first, third; for the beat poem! aett-in( fort the otdel- l°!l°°»_ Drill” and otherpaiiits in connec- tion with his olothialr and tailoring ' ncaa. The competition was open for nearly two months, and the only condition was 'll 'JM 01° P001! should not exceed

ibm amines, .ia tintimmial bei

iidael on itsaivortisinh strength and its .xmtioel .Tile and

~ House,” ` Our Island boys, and menlikewila

Are in to buy their suits, . Blsbt nn the streetwitillllol feet ~ The! march iike_bold_reernlu Some alll tam! _blue or And more wililellsl BNI. But all are sure fer to gang”

A salt from Samuel A..

(Chorus) '

There’e use had luck about the house.

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`very large number of poems

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latter had 'no light task in docile] _upon the winners., Aa a matter of fact, ofthe poems were of such uniform ex- cellence that selection was therefqe made extremely difficult. _ _' The judges however at length decided upon the three poems published below and awarded the prizes as follows:

1st Prize-Andrew Mooney, Peake’g

Station.

2nd Prize-W. P. Doull, city. 3rd Prize--Henry Smith, city. The Judges were Messrs W. L. Cotton,

Editor of the Examiner; J. E. B. Mac- Cready, Editor of the Guardian; and F. J. Nash, Editor of the Patriot.

Br Jonx ANDREW MOONEY, nuouomz.

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' TO INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT. -

Plymgto Hr. Daniel McDonald, Sydney. |

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There’s little trouble round the house If Samuers goedrycu wear. ,

Andbuy your clothing here _ Bai- |>wn.hsm~ by an :ewan why.

_ T|\°_il' vlolllllk In too dear.

T0 “V0 I dime d9o’t lose your time

Searching for shoddy ware, »

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Before you deal elsewhere.

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Sam, my friend, you will attend, ‘

And pass _the suits around. ‘

Your-Irish frieze it takes the prize

From all the stores in town

Your snperflne it takes the shine,

Both near and f-ir awa,

To praise your tweei we have no need '

The like we never saw.

(Chorus) _

With pants so neat and vest complete,

And coat beyond compare,

Your very words would coat the birds

When dressed in Samuel’s wear;

E're Morson won at Cardigan - .Upon-thostormydaylo ~ _

‘Brave Walter dressed in Samnal’s best,

To hoe them in the fray.

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You hero

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It Banners goods you wear.

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ge, a shrewd and canny Sootohman, Il an A I clever workmen,

And a due oil'-handed fellow,

By the name of Sam MacDonald.

Samuel Angus he was christened,

But he says it does not matter What you choose to style or call him Only call on him for clothing.

He can make, or he can sell you Olothmg mode by other people, Ready-made, or fitted to you, Any way you choose to take it, Every sale a first-class bargf

He is agent here for Shore Shorey stands for what is Best in dnish, best in vi

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