Ol ILL'

» _ I _ _ iciiniiorirronu inn queues" count' '

-"‘ ‘i:3i‘°~‘il3.2§s"‘° i iusiou nun

_ Y rov ce. Miss Maude McLean will give 5 '

:-~' _ --- ' reading at the Birthday _Patty in K. _

t er liniment has ever trade. cnc such There “ere "9 Cai" b°l°"° '-he Ol P- Hill |19!! Friday evening.

What o h ‘ 'E a ___ ` _ _ _

test? For overaeemury police court in this city yesterday.

_ JUHN3DN’S

' _ Aivonvivs

PIIIUNI’

IJNIME N T

has been curing Sprainr St” ins, Cuts, Lamcnes te

Schoolroom on Thursday.

'gms Its long service tcfla oi:-i-I i-ln.--:lt lil" thc houszlfold b A mfnotby Miss Helen Gardiner Wm

t h liniment that docs nr-t go out. 2;: and 50:: bottles. i: li. gl 1\i'feH(;’11t:Ext li,-lii.§3g§,agV§1T:;¥

l. $. JOHNSON & C0., Boslnll, M888. O _--

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~ ~‘ ‘ - 5" ' 5'"-'ir' V imsseligers to the city Yesterdtly on

sl She May Wear _ 7 An _0ld Style in e llst _sur-

,hc “iii appreciate it new piece of jewelry mid likes to have it nicely cased np.

Wg give particular attention to the

packing of every article that leaves our

lieru. .

W. W. Wellner

' ]ewelei. -

3:* -5

/l Family Groups X7;

For natural. artistic

and dainty family groups

ordinary. Call in today _

our work is above the |g,

and see the exhibit. - ,I

_ I

X etnies __s_iu_iii_l/_/

We thank our many _ customers lor their il

generouspatronag

during the year 1911 and we extend to all

the Season Greetings_ C. W. Pattersonf

-lviweller. _A _ W _

CAD

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'l`o the lilecinrei of “lard One

Ladies and Lientlenien:-

ln compliance with the request of a

number of` the electors of \Vard Om:

l have decided to nominate as u ran- ilidati: lor councillor for the aforeiiivniioiied ward at thc forthcoming Civic 1'I'etti<.ins

.II

I I-I I.

ltakc this opportunity of soliciting yrnr

support. As iuy intcrsis ar.: large- iii this ward it is only fair to siipiuvo th-ii l \\'i\ _ pay more attention to its iuvrils than il` I I

“I

hx

See These Walking Boots

boots, of superior grade tan cali, are undoubted- ly among the liest you

\ _

&"_‘]llla4.4alaiil

/

H. Hooper, Halifax, was among the

David iucxiiy, tonne-iy of oin-

Therc will be delicious salads, pas |t0ii, New London. and now of van.

Ulf' and cuke at the tea in St. Psul's couver, B. C., has arrived home on

a

visit to his mother. Mrs. George Mc- Kay, Ulifton.

Any boy with a lair education,

\vho wants to learn a trade should apply at the Guardian oflice at once. Three dollars per week will be paid at the beginning. See Classified sd

_.___-_"___?_the special from Georgetown, coming on first page in t0day»B papen _

,on a. visit to his father, oflicer Hoon-l er 0! the UW PDU” F°l`°¢. Wll0 IS Among the passengers outward on

lill at his ltoine.

ltlie Mlnto yesterday were 1-lon. Mr. |McKinnon Commissioner of Agricul

I , - ___l;f_____l’-___2:_¢herr1__1;1_. ba_rr1Hter_ has_ r¢-:ture and Prof. 1'iieo._R0ss_ of the me mm _ tha I lg ‘L "I_";ll“_“`Y aiiolllilljepartment ot Agriculture, City, ted _me °_ E - - - _¢ “."°5_ _E“'\who are enroute to Ottawa to attend

g°‘ charges agalmt °m°l“l5lsonie of the conventions which open

at Mlllgrave, I'ictou and New Glas-' ~ figoiv. Mr_ Duchen in will visit Glacelthere this week'

;Bay this _week.-_Sydney Exe. (Mr. 1|-he nh game of the P_ E_ I

A recent issue of the Snckiille

.Dueliemin is a native of this city.) Hockey League series Mn be played

in the Arena on Friday evening, when

,,I,_. _' d _ ' the Victorian and Crystals come to-

i "bum c°"f'”'“‘B R repro “Cho” °l “lgether tor the first time this season

5-omposite photograph of the Mt..» . l t T ._ _ | _ _ _ 4 in Lfhar otte own. he Liystuls must. Allison Football tean. lor 1911 which win this game to have any chance

_were ilcieutetl by the Abegweit team for the p_ E_ I Hockpy League and

of this city on Thanksgiving Day. On tlic team are three P. E. Island boys, who arc: J. C. Milford, City;

l~ltni'r Trophies. They will certainly fiizh-t hard to win and it should be ii creat game.

(7. G. Thompson, Montague, and ` _____ W‘="‘l°1l'1`°°l“l’lt- M” Slewam w. 'r_ nitcii, tittswn ii promiiient

I The voting for tivo members of the ;l>rovident Fund Board for the ensu- 'ing year will be started here on Mori- day. The men up for competitioii are Messrs. Willard P. Hutchinson and fJanies W. Nairn, oi Truro; Frank H. _l'robert, of St. John, and W. Mill- ;cdge Thoiiiison, of Moncton. The lvoting lasts here until Wednesday, and then the poll will he held at the

issue. has thc following:-"ln the

éventiou oi the American Breeders‘ As-

read by an Alberton, Prince lddivard

have ever been offend at these prices- ‘

They are iuadclin hiitlinitiil

style with high li -cl~, high toes and short \'¢nip= and ui ilu: very l'-_tt-in la.\ts.'l`liey are ns smart, stylish and 4'<\|nl`or- ttlcl-e as you rnull wish for, wil li at sp: t-ial‘y pri-pure-cl sole that n\'1l<n.s iliein \\'aii‘_r-|irool`. I‘.ii iiciilarly good for walking aiidsircel wear :mil t|u:tIiv_y c:\|i\itlererl they are spit-inlid valiii-»_= at their present _p|'it`t‘s,

ol'$4 00 and 4.50.

|55 Queen St. J

II

“A__

"”" wool expert who has been in this

Province addressing meetings at Grand River, Tracndie and George- town, that at thc hitter place having been held _last night, leaves shortly for Ottawa where he will attend the meeting of the Live Stock Conven- tion. Mr. Hitch has been delivering addresses on_the sheep raising iiidus- ti'y.l-le says that the Maritime Prov-

idmerent centres on the L C_ R_ and inces have the heat natural conditions

1»_ E_ I_ Rail“.ay___M0nct0n ExC__ _lor successful sheep raising ol any I ____ ‘Burt of the continent, and he tlnds

The llinritiine Merchant, in a recent the Wool of all the lllllefellt llffldes

better in quality here than else-

clositig days ol Deceniber there was “'hel`e- __ held in the city of Washington a con- “__”

‘The (_`ri\paufl (`i'i»nmery (jgiiail

‘sociatioin and oi the most intcrestini. ‘ 'h'~`ll' llllllual lllel-'tlllll lll Ulf? Cfalmllil features or that evwt was a Pavel. il-lull recently. There was a very large

aiteiidaiice and the iolloiving di-

lslancl, man, R. J. Ilaynor. on 'Re-»T0°f»0_l`S Were _ F»llD0llll<f<l3~'Tl. (`. lien cent Progress in Breeding Black aiideplc-"l‘l9“ti __('_00ri-fl* Sf-Ul`<lY» W- B- Snvcr 1,~0_\CH_~ The mmwn we I-ufe,~|'l"_i'o\vstinle, Lfrisp Moore, W. I). Sher to this here is becalise We [mi-c ‘,“i,.;i'iii, Fred Clarke and _ Bowlcy l.t‘rii‘d_

_ lished occasional articles on this in- MCLCED WHS llllllilllll-Oil S0Cl`0I-l1l`Y

These high iiunliti' diistry or fox breeding. whicn__is__n_?_;~_$, lrr-f\S\1_ljf{ and dsalsspisn- The cpm-

to mist :eo tie, , s it was to t e' =llflli,v tit ii M00 ’ ‘““'~’SB ‘lla lllr pcophr pleselllt gt the “bow nf,cn.l1l472T _ iioniitls of _ biittt-.r for thr tiontld coiiventioii. Il our readers are §0"l`~ l‘<ll” Ullli llllfy l`C€?l\'Ctl $23.~ tleoilly cnoui;h interested in tliis_lR‘l_»3~5~ Tllfi l<?ll0\l\`lllI-Z _lllll-F0119 \V@l`l

“ question they mic-lit like to read aii;_\_ln_1\l us fnllo\vs.-Frt'd (-larllc. $_1037.-

nrticle on it ii December issue of the JS. W- “- 1-0". $1007-73: H. llflfll

- iwmtiniiiietei-, iuiiilisiieti in Toronto. $1ll~l.48: Brent Les. $550-14; Brac'

‘ runches 200 good black ioies, 30

Mix Raynoi~’s estimate is that there Howstt, -ilill-371 G90 Sf»0l'lll'.$‘13ti~ are now in Prince Edward Island 37» flllll J- U- R- L0". $432-92-

0

light Silvers and 500 1-eds ami in-0¢.,i.,_f The Montreal Witness and Nortliorn cs_ These vBry_ of com-5e_ in vaiim ,Messenger are conducting ii National .hut all the blacks and silver; \v0i_ilii‘_Pictlize Criisndc. They are publisliin-; undoubtedly bring good prices, somelthe names oi those of their ivorlreiw' as high as $3300 apiecm so that thc Itliroiiizlioiit the dillcrent province

I total value oi foxes in Island ranches ,M10 lmvc secured the -“llilllllilllfs 0'-

rind so little is known about it Mi'

must mn Weil up into the iiiimlrgiig 'twenty or niorn parties to i1 pledur ol' thousands of dollars, which is ix to :ihstaiii from strong drink, to dis big thing when you come to think ot countenance the use of intoxicatin;_ I the ioct that the industry is so new li-'ilfvfli 'l>_V 'lUlll`S flllll £0 l’-llC0ll\`lli!‘

‘any legislation which would rcdncf

A &; CO. Rayner believes there is money in 'or prohibit the snli-_ of stronz drink.

' .fox ri-iisini; `ior others besides thos:"l`he l'i~llo_\\'ing parties from this pro

‘who ure now engaged in it and laugh.; Vince l'or\\-'urdeil lists oi twenty ii" nf, Um iilgn of it ever being over done. inorc who iind sulistwilicd to th -He buses his tlieory`on thc iiict that pledigez--.\l_. Clark, North Wiltshirr.;

ii _ _ [thc wi-id fiir benriiig animals are bc 'l`. Plastown, Elanipsliire; J. Mc

I0 support a nan white interests nic yours also. l promisq if e cried, to givi- tliis \V ard 'my bent all -nlioii,a\|rl,to assist

in atlniinistcrlng the g‘ :in'i'.'i| liiisliiess ol Q

thc City, to the best of mv ubili'\

had notliini; at stake, ani l feci sure that Q k' you will see that it is to your advuiilagc ` "

_ . ~" .iilmisugm

t

Yours failhlnll

3553> 3°'-E '

DR oiiwris

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R. H SUSRNS.

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it |41 "l-i. H. Brown, 'l‘lie.Yoiing Mcu's Man. is oilcrini: a girnniiic Persiriii lnnib collar regularly priced at $20 lUl' $10~ ,f 2-6d3l.

To the Eleetei-e ol Ward Two:

I lieiewith present myself as a

candidate for Councillor in the

coming Civic Elections to repro* sent War,q'Two. ___

------4- -~* '-“~""" -' 'Coming ,-ixiinct and that as people Plmil. -‘lout.lipr.-rt, und W. iii.\', Hali-

QWIIIB ‘ - _ - .

lmiist have fttrs, they will look to biirtoii

8- El\\~11ntgv9r sources of sii|=ply may DVC' . '-'~_°-”l"°_ °"\f{°“f€ °t,"‘”" 'lscnt themselves. Mr. Raynor's con- ::A skin as smooth as satin. It l.~

NEW _ €tl`S,}iin§T.0‘tl‘l? ilidcnce in the industry leads one t,o_quite possible to keep your skin soft lldflll l°“'°*"“"‘>l' “7‘ 'expect that lox breeding ofiers en~'niid lrce from ehiiie during the coli

__ -- - - terprlsing Maritime people a good rnontlis. The ituily use of our witch

-- ' ' - ' ' ‘ ' Opening for profitable enterprise, Per- hiizcl cream will acconiplish won

heap Sale of

_hmm the count” ‘viii 909;; he filled dcrs. It is easy and pleasant to usr ‘vim fox H agnatesg' and does not make the skin stickv

` ' " ‘.16 _ '-

tlraniie Marmalade __ i.;°s‘.i.‘:f;‘i;:§2 i‘..‘.’."“»I.“..

This week uc eller 3 r pound lass ]~ti'_~' of Cr0.~‘»¥le N: l’»I'it'kwell`.\-Iuui, fnrtnr in iiri-,vcntiniz decay and

lor 50 cents eer Q). Gull

I ask your favorable support audi

promiselif elected to give iiiy best- attention- to the needs of the Ward HS well_f~as to further the bc-st in terest_,_¢lf' the citizens. -

.lllespiéctfully Yours,

__ R. J. LEDWELL, M.D iz-_-idtf

LTC_efal I Coal! Coal! °

S ___

There art: no more zippmpriaie

gill; now tlaii pliolographs, and none that w ll he more appreciated.

Call and see our latest styles or

make sn appointment by phone. i

THE BAYER STUDIO. Hi;

Dil) you reiiieinber' all

your friends at Christ- I

mas time ? i ,

We peg to advise that we have now in_

ll°Ck_a good supply of choice Reserve _linunnne and Nut Coal which we are sell- ' '"3 ll our Coal Depot or F. O. B. Cara at lowest prices. _ _ We have also s quantity of Authraciioi lea coal which biirnssatislaciorily in

n_Z1llu ' J. B. BROWN. D. M. D I

DENTIBT d Ii ' S _ I li t.

orhllilv i'i.'$yu lixffil t¢ii'i'i¢'iii'iz°

Uliuluttutaiwn.

aiiodtyr.

§S

1 ln which the Blu llotnctiues do

._-Save your teeth-The regular use

of I.ister's Dental Floss to clean he- ltween the teeth is thc most im1l0l‘ff

lpreserving Ellings. The anti:»-eptii:

llrflllile lllilflllaltllllt I:§;"’.i‘;.r‘:._1‘.f;&_.:'i.“..::.;i.:.“,;%‘asset ‘L2

Itiie msiitii-ise hottie-ie. .\. _i~‘<»ster. I Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. I _ 1-ziiiiti.

s*

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... _ _ _ _gn _ _7~- -~- ,'

Se 5e

- Peoples Theatre

Il) Cherry Blossoms ,

lt. lairly blooms with beauty vi ,

Sprinz and Live.

(2) Mesquite'a Gratitude An Indian Dggrltlu. So Welcome

I” lif:i":..‘..tii.°§:'.: (4)'l`rsining the Counter- _ leiien

som ‘nverworlo we niuiiilu out not Daily

Two Singers This Week

'J

I i f y p _ ‘ '_ special work

5 Egl

Gt. George nnd -Knut Sts. drtf ,._..~ .___

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_ N0 _t_;_ui~:s_swt_im

if ou nernilt us to do 'our

Careful. and skilful serviie

is \\|ia.t wt: ziini to give all oir

_ patrons That. we have succeeded in

this, is evidenced by our increas-

ff iiffiiiiiicurson I

jeweler- Opt ician. I

M_~unu|xusu»_ _ _ ____

Coal

f'\lso aiiuunliiy of llardwootl cnt and

t\_iit in sites suitable for open grales and I ver. ~

uriD0"'i'i" glenn

'M

liaise-iinrn’er Stoves, and which is being - -

wld in place of Antliracits Chestnut Va ~ t a

' ' ij ii c

Boil‘ilrlz?)Lia'iitelnPssrlors Richmond St. Phone 168] 1

Over Prowss Bros. #

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pl _

Buntain. Bell & Co. .

“Rents Dominion Coal Co. Ltd. ltgenis Black Diamond S. S. Cc.

Olllce 36 Queen Street `}

_ “lions ani and .mn

BIG

sia reg

H.

'A big special lnirgain-a real Per- n lamb collar of the highest grade, nlarly priced ut $20 now $10 nt H. Brown, the Young Mcn's Man.l

2-€t.l3i.

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lit

4 Regt Band. - Plan at Hughes ,

*_ _' _ _ ___ __ n _Is Inna- -IL__il ' '-` '" "` "` '_' _-- _' 5' W

FRI DAY EVENING

l Admission 25 cents. Reserve Seats 35 cents. I

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£1 ilu?

,~ 2

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1)ress

.Goods A

About sixteen pieces of all wooldress goods

Pla.ids,etc, in this lot.

Yard Regular prices 58c to

ir's 100% Puma

DECLINE SUBSTFIUTES . _

.

AN EDlTOR'S EXPERIENCE.

Fmm Willllipeg West to Edmonton,

1 travelled over the new line of the Grand Trunk Pacilic. To my mind the Grand Trunk Pacific is the lust word in the railway woi-ld_ A Hue, road bed, more luxuriant trains, or more courteous and ellicient ciiiploy- ees, I have never seen on ruilways, either in this country or in the coun- try to the south of us.

It seems to me that n few personal

experiences on the Grand Trunk Pu- cific may not be out oi place here. Thcseincidents will explain ivhnt I menu when I say that I was delight- ed with the service.

I left Winnipeg at 6 p.m. I had my

seat reserved in Winnipeg, and board- ed the car ut 5.45. I removed my coat and hat, und \vu.s about to fol- low my usual custom ol hanging them up when the train porter ap- proached und took them from nie. 1 noticed he did the same with all the othcr pii_=seii2ci'n. I inter mntic lu- iuiries and leuriicd that. the instruc- tions to the porters are that no clothing, parcels, hats or baggage are to be permitted to disligure the "parlor" car. All that can be rc- moved by the porter he will take clinrge oi. l"asscni;crs may retain such as they wish in their seats, but nothing is to he hung up or |_-laced in the aisles.

This may seem it siiiull sflalr, but

_von have no irlcn how handsome it parlor car looks when lighted up ii there is nothing to disllgnre the beati- ty ol' the interior. it wus it revela- tion to me, and I could not but ad- mit that this was a striking ex- iimplc of what attention to smiill de- tails niennt in the operation ol ii great railway.

The Grand Trunk Pacific has a new

gysteni of collecting tickets and fares on thc train. ’l`lie train conductor has notlilnz ut -ill to do with the handling oi tick-

t_v is alisoluie on the train.

nts or cash. His business is to man- nezc his train und all the ofliclals, who operate the train. His authori-‘

. ll I c §, '_ _<,-5” , in Serges, Pananias, s z. is -

_ 75c

69C

_ Yard

'lhe new

have mee

I the last few l is greatly ple _ material and _ If you i Send for

...___-

The same number of pieces in this lot, All medium weight suiting materials.Colors navy, browii,gi°een,black,etc. Regular prices 850 10 L55 yard

_ Ginghams

yd 5 ,

dress ginghams

twith a splendid. sale

weeks. Everyone ased with both the

...__

pitierns. ‘U

can not c ame yourself Samples.

l5c l'8c -"25c yard

I Stanley' Bros

*P - »-.' -_- lor bids you "the time ol tiny," and iconeludes with "Your ticket, please." He waits patiently till he gets it, :ind then invariably says, "Thank you."

If you are going for on his train

hc will tell you about the hour you will get to _vour journey's end. if the trip is short he will tell you two, three or Your stations, as the cusc may lie. und hand you a hut check. l . I watched the lirst "train agent" Il travelled with, und he trcuted every'

'I

agent."

In tin- West today the 'train

ngeut" steps up to _von und makes ii

The tickets and fares are collected

by an olllciiil known as the "train

’l‘lic whole dnt i the "train _ _

agen.. is to lucky "fsck, _‘skew and 'the travellers _ii iniulitY_sizht better; hires, and to keep ii close record ini _ _ ll . this I_,,2md_ HC is an ummm thu, Later l_tiii\ellcd on a_ local train was new to _mm and t was lm_uc“_ ‘lietwei-u l‘ta.tro\is und \\`innipcg, nn_d m_I_]_\, interested in mlm I was more I detornilncd to watch if itll “train fi:ii'tici\lm~ly int.ct‘:'stcd in him hccousc uf his extreme nolitt-,liens to, and con- ! ‘ ' __ 3 _ _ :<itleration for. his passengers. il l ' `

plensnn* remark about the wcatlicr,

lpassenirer in the car in thc some lcourteous manner. lt was pleasing lto see it._ mid- I tell you it pleased

ltlian the old time okc in the ribs.

agents" on the G. T. l’. were as po- lite ns the first one I siiiv. I was not t ooiiicd to iisnni oin_ir\t-nt. ' He was even more courteous and considerate of every passciig_»i~_--\`arik1_ek I-Iill Review.

E

l'!I.\'tJl'lTU.\` “Gil/\l)S" '

Ir”"”'”"“.__ ' Bargain Temptations, at

Prows

I | ls ..._-

I_ 1

crystals oi Summenide I

* YS :

Victoriis ol Ch'tosn

iz zatssi _

I I I

Men's Fur Collars, in

wnmbat ' 190

Men’a Fur Collars, Otter

400

Boys’ wool Sweaters 35c Men’| Kumfort Mitts

55c

Penmsn's Underwear

Fleeced lined per suit

' 75c

St|nl'eld’s Un sli rinkeble Underwear, Blue Label per suit 2.00

Men’a Flannel Shirts

all grades 20 p. c. off

Men’a Overcosts Beaver

Cloth, fur collar ll.50

Men's 0vercoets,heavy

tweed College collar worth up to Izoo for

650

Bed Comforts, large

size, Heavy quilted, L50

Mcn’s "een Coats 40.00 Men’s Fur Coats, Black

Bishop Coat I6 00

No l. Montana Robes

` 450

Grey Goal Robes large

size 6 00

I

WORTH $0 A WEEK

ALIBUHN, N. Y.. -lair. 30-"What is

;a Princeton man 'forth today when ‘ghc is graduated '.“' asked President ll-liliheu 0! Princctiui today in an sd- plrcss to the Princeton Alumni at Auburn Sciniimry, "About $6 ii lweek." said Dr. Hibbcn in reply to 'his own question.

"Why is it," he went on, "that the

average i:rudun.tv: oi’ l"rinct-ton could not coiiiiiiaml more than that, nin- ount.. Why? -lt is lwcaiisc ho hns not been trained in l>i|_\iiii~:~.‘s, lnw, medi- cine. Is not that ai _#nd confession to make ? Sure it is, and we have been criticised for it, but we can justify it.

_._. 15 -

tl\er_than actunl attainment. _

".[ii the present freshman class of

about four hundred men, over one hundred and titty gre living on less than $400 a year. _ (inc Princeton student, accordini: to President Hlbhen, arrived at the iiniversity last tall with only $l4.Tlic alumni are forming relief clubs for all such.

76,000 TONS UF LONDON SOOT

l.il.\'DON.'1f~‘cb. 2.-According to an

iiivcst.igntziou`h_v the Lancet, 5- medl- cal pnpt-r., mort' than 70,000 tons of soot. fell in London thc last year. This iiicliidestlie city and country ol London. This- vast quantity oi soot _all-oi which onine from chimneys, contained over 6,000 tons ot ammu- nin, 8,000 tions ol sulpliatcs,and 3,000 tons ol' chlclriiie in chlorides to snj nothing' of the carbon and tar. . The London rainfall in foggy seasons in also ilistiiictly drstriiftlve to metal surfaces, inasmuch as decided traces oi' tin and lead were lountl in the specimens examined.

Faiilty 'combustion in coal tires in

blniiwd for the sootfiill, which is ruin- int: the exterior ot' Westniinister Ca- tlicdrnl.

The puhlislier of the best. Fs`l'rnci"s

paper in the Maritlinc l’rovinccs in writing to ns states:

"I uoultl say l.l\»_t. l :lo nut know

oi :I in'-ilu-ilu; that has stool] the t.v_~st. i.l tinu: like MIN/\lll>`S l.lNlMl‘lN'l`_ It has been nn nniuiliuig remedy in our liouselintii cvcr since I can re- ui<=inl~ri'. and has outlived dozen! ol ivoiiiii be competitors imitatcr.<i." -

lt is our endeavor to creutc 3 hirgh potcntlnl of niciitsl |ii»ssibility rn-

Poultry

- (`-mutilated Bone, l’crI`cctioii ('l

ior anything in Poultry supplies try.

_.___-___--1 _ __ 'eva

I

Supplies

iiclc Fu-il, Clo\°or Meal. Sanitary

1\1-~ii~1,;ig_ I‘o'iltryl<`o\intaiiis, I.f.-gbaiids_ l’i'att’_~i Poultry Regulator,

I L. A. Haszard ‘ 173 Gr-atfrni St.

- I -e

‘ MADE IN ENULANIJ

Nlolassine Meal

_ r o

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Cat-le Horses. Sheen, Pigs and Poultry.

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2 ri.~ii|r-gllscd _wi the-_ nliilssains Meal

riuun mes with »dv.int-axzf-all me _venr

ol at-imiiia.

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lor. 5;.: account.

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. slit; til has long been lc _ u'.\‘n in be A valuable iooii i»r anlmulsabul 1_0. has

~ lu;i-ninifua~.~b|~- in give t in tlmjorm ui nmlisses except in minute

- iintniit t-s,in cinsavi viii-if ofthe oxistinrs-ii is lnrira umount nf potash i suis, wnicb wnen_ biorb-1 i i i tha ~4'-imnch. nre_\nsi=nl|»t. d byihlt ani-n~

u‘~. and li ive the erfe 't of il -creasing' th fqilrcplntlon. oroiucink purzshon.

l dvutb t'mouenil_v result rig. in _'I1--I swine lt-xl these uf-testi sails are

initv nu iriven to Aniinitls in lurzl- round

M imvsine Mt-ai is u food oizi-ent vei_\ie, and may ba given to sll classes ‘-9 neu used. the saute weight of oats. bems, rrnize cake or other looii

ldbtld ilr tl rli

_~i nii.sho\| -i -- uct. i_ om ie a uns. _ _

lv \v||l 1:1-np ull at 1-_-lr 'iporl"cl_hr _'th. onahlmt! t-hem io obtain the lull

nutritii-» \-_ilus ol their ood. This etiecui s niuvviillouie economy in the

BROS.

Wh:-lesnle Ae-ents, Clizirlottetowu, P. E. I.

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To The Natiionali Clothing Cos.

Forcecl Removal Sale

...ui Toronto Salvage Co in Charge.

DS ARE' FORCING THEIR WAY

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