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Today’e Probabilities

T@0n'o, November 2ii~.-t89seiai)-

Northeast to oastwinds, iucieaeing to N b gaissaadrain. _ it

B`l|l'l'LBY8I-lniment to keep the jcinhlimherandmudzleeiutrim.

PORCE

The food, that is all food prepared from wheat combined with barley malt giving it a

- delicious flavor. No

_cooking required, can be served cold. Try a sample package.

Price only

17 Cents.

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We are setting a, new _

pace in Granite `Ware selling one that no compe- titor folelnws Our:

Granite Ware

Is _all first \quality and .

prices arelower than most ._ dealers charge for infer-

ior goods

A Few Illustrations

syhite Basins _ x7c zoc 25'c

a .

Pitchers _gcc 6oc 75c. No. 7 Kettles 63c regula

price Soc.

lilo. 8 Kettles 73c regular

price goc. _

Fo. 9 Kettles 85c regular

pnce$r.oo »

lilo. 8 Pots ,_53c rqular

75¢-

' No. Pots 58c regular price85c. ' _,

Agents for _Imperial r

Oxford Ranges _$29.00 less

5 percent for cash. _

DUBD & ROGERS.

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THB

Bev J H.Hector has written to hcih

this City, To the charge of having mis i _stated or erdkzersted the facts in his

Eurekaf Dakota, _ he odors a squared

_ city, instead or mound orry,.wn¢n speak- '

lllound City is just the distance that IA

_ have said from Eureka.” Mr. Hector also l may denies msc no ever cord rust no vm

iwithout his knowledge and was contra-

day. Heoifersin proof that it was so

i.Rev. J R.Beal, pastor of the Mothlidist *_ I Caurch in Belleville. `~ `

Mr. Hector turtherte is ihathe hope 'spin no be in cnarlommwnaqi mst nu 1_

acouseron thespot. Hehedwrittcntoi: thewesttoperscns whomhe exp_ectsto__“

verify his statements in full in regard to 75

what took place at Eureka and Hound

'tered by Mr. Hector to prove that he is 5 _ paying tor the education of the Zulu boy

and having been already publhhad, need" :lr

notbahers rsproducei. We think _that

’ th

Hector can fully vindicate his character

. ‘ _ __ I a nuian learn

That we are doing the biggest business in furs

we have ever clone

While everybody around town is howling that

they have the biggest stock of furs, that they, and they only know where and how to buy furs, and that they are the only people who have money enough to buy furs for cash. While all these lies are being* _ told we are quietly doing more fur business than '

CVCI’

_ Now Who Really

Will state our case and leave you to judge. ’ “__ '_ ` ` _

have the largest store in this city, the largest `

in Sydne , and the largest store in the Coke _ gisnnict. We buy ings for all three. And we claim

` money enou' to cash for everythm- ° f

_ ~ We believe we sell more furs in this city, than'-c why can’t webuy them- a little

`V‘ ’ ` than the litt1elfel¥o`rws.`*‘ \ - ' - ' I

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'r can-aim and 'rue Patriot in ramen °

to thecharges madehy A JB. Melllsh of d

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""7 °b°°°° "m”'k‘m°° °°°°"°”°° “iwith but too menfou outside `duty, be

sy the best policemen in the world, we auhave huta shadow of police protetiv' oucompared with the substance as it ‘

ists in other cities. _ '

The time was, in the sixties, when our

ty was much .smaller and less populous anit is now, yet we had-_a fume of hteen policemen and a Marshal. .The f

y has grown, slowly, it is true, and yet nsiderably in the intervening years. ome iitteen years ago in a mistaken otion of economy the policeforce, which _

aa term queen gradually amlmuusa, -_i_.

.- was further reduced for below what it '

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denial. He says: “Ihave not misstated U ~ ti

anything. but may have spoken of Carson c

ing cf Carson as one of thejnen who. was e

killed. You willfsee by the mob “NV C

th V Six

C`t

the man who struck down McKinley’s co _assa_esin. Suchastory wel, |lIil!t¢d» UW S

dm” an ¢||§“m¢ paper on the following ;

contradicted, the written statement cf °

. _n

city. other sstisrwwry testimony is or- m

_for whom he was taking up collections: E: _` and that his services have been somht for ne i from time to time remntly by various sec~ an retaries of Y. M. C. Associations in the

ern: tu f `

quite voluminous and as ir relatesfé mat- can ere B 'fm' er maiter‘°_ ‘"gen°’m_ _ _ " f

"United States. The correspondence is m

an candid me fair-minded man-5 or lm 't"i°

stahmeet will believe, as we do, thdt Hr. e

thelarue area to he natndied Infact with butaix men thepatrol System as exists in other cities, where esiih police manlisshis ‘beet snd_ev_e_x1_at1eet is

rossnav, . Noviiumna ss, ima. lneuiuly whoa dar nieiabsm nm-

_ r __-_ _ _ ~ __ _- tohounieirapoaglhls. Withcpe ofthe

°"'°‘“°'°'"* °“ *W* °°"°'“* °; nav. un. ilroron HEARD mol- 'in magic it an pau... sans..

- l ' ‘der and mother by night; which is

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vlouely necessary, there ere»l_d_t lzutfta o

by day and two hyinliuiitfor optside

ty. How can two men exercise any per or efficient guardianship over our

miles or mem 1 It ir obvious that

mewhat past their prime ot activity and

rength. Wears glad to nad that the A I S. H

’t tin d rt1iPu 0 '

senenergec ea o e oce om- ittee has already strongly recommended ,

xt early in the new year Our pre

the conveyance of prisoners to ‘the

in.' At present 'wnen the police `

t an unruly or drunken prisoner ‘ s_ f___'__ _

yhave frequently to dragor half carry 9; 3, 1"”

_ _ no _

,aesinstanhis ti-saucer.. Hs willraoeml Tm "hr°°ghh an mum’ it m” b° hm "Me" "h°“- “° °"°°° i’ "‘“"° “’°

‘ Mm’ "elm-0 'hm he nm,” W on ly M2088 fr 8 '»°WD» W !»h° 1°_°k'UD- I_l` often outspokenly against the police and cm - every cw acrovd anthem. and the spec- mravor- or the runner. P r

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_ Fl U18 . Rece such times are often grossly insulted with

OUR P0'u~cE FORCE ly °lI 0- Sillldlyhilluli M the Ssbbeth School foul epithets, and sometimes actually

___ ' _°|1ild_l’°ll ‘V211 reffllrllillir to _their homes, __ obstructed in their un ph asant duties

It has Fused mm 3 proverb gh” ~ “we an arrest was made ajnd_ the "prisoner, These thinzs ought not so to to be All too

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policeman'slctls not ahappy "one," Ai|d_h°WH”l _ drunken blA§D_b¢ll1i¢8 and fewin numbers, with arduous and baz ' “Ye haVe made 0111' 5t0Ck \=,"!¥l'I'8¢`|£!V¢‘f11tn ever befor; avant. ittme of ma. gunman at th’ obscenities, was dragged on to 'the ardous duties frequently _i lvrng il 1mP°nat’°US °f um ‘nest P0 mik f ”

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es o cloth in

pesceinother cities it is perhaps more gglstation surrounded by a multi-_ __°°1lmb 0? life. our P°l_lc§ £35; ought to ioitmg’ et; And an Pr i t our cdst°mem “in Charlottetown. In the ii:-at place our °“d,.°» m°°°1!-°f !0\\°8 i>81'l°°°»_ includlna 5° “sured or che, full moral support or a °§;m°t _ t 5';rPa$°d~§¥:f¥Yl Ulillllifacture *pau* mm. is almgethu, wo hi m‘many children. Suchlaspsgtaele, repnl- he community when they ‘nie faithfully e mu e nspeawn in hrgpgnd select St°°k »nnmbér‘fm_ the work they have to ao and sive and demoiallsing in its every feature, ftrying _ to do their duty. 'Tous support

could probably not be witnessed in'-any we believe they have not had in the other Canadian city than Charlotte

_ _ ` town. imeasure which they mightjusily claim J d

H WARTS REMO - . - _ -

VED WITHOUT PAIN We need a patrol wagpn to save such Let our City Council show a proper 0 &

I, Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wert Ex- d°31"‘di”3 °P3°`“°]°°~ The H95 ‘ ° '

f po _are sense of the g.av1ty of the srtuauon, lsr `

_ gg$2P°:§‘1g¢:nio;sUSw¥gh°1;¢€11_¢;);finV{7r:|»f§;i motto blame for these disgraceful exhibi- them add to the pilics mic.-i me number

hours. Refuseasubstitute for Putna.m’s”;| tions. They would doubtless gladly actual me `“" ' ‘ ‘

_ _ _ I led. #ni provide them with

WW W WS UN b¢8l~ Vlavcil them if it were pcssibl d

_ _ _ _ e, an the needed appliances and we shall have

_ __ i ___~_____ _ i doubly glad to be saved the strenuous abetter police force, b¢\¢,,-,r M-der, pews,

' ' ' ' ' toil, th °

° b8¢*»¢l'lDK Bild bl‘lli5°S ‘Y|llCll DR- _ imseemly Spectacles on our streets and a

_ _sent conditions impose upon them; The better condition of things generally The

City ou ht lon a to h v

_ h g _ _ iz gn a e rendered lawlesselemenf, now only too rlady to , & 'sue scenes mpossible by making rc- il °

_ D asea and beat a policeman, will then ’

vision such as other cities have for the acqulreadeesnt respccttor the msgesty Lew Bmnswmk 334 P E» I AZUIW;

can-tags of drunken and resisting cfm

_ V W claw, and weareassurrcd that the ,st Jghg N B

_ _ _ _ '~ . Prisoners to the Police Station. Every actions: the couneirebnragsoasly taken

“U DOHBBQOI ”[g gggggg thgge D

,_ .7 ecessary re

marks of injuries received while making. 19|-ms 'in mn; Wm, the hun, “Phys

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cp.iar.o°rrs'rown ramen 'mul can rsnann. novo.-rnann ta. ali: ~

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ught to have been The obvious duty of n he City Council is to add a number of ` _

eu to the force This is the more neces~ ' '

because some members of the pre P N

nt extremely limited force are alread ‘

increase with good prospects of secur- ‘ ~

‘ HALF PRICE 'llAL”

, ugh_hoti'reefror_n mis- . _ V _ __ V I

kcs, has evinced a sdisposirion to make V` -

eded improvements in various ways, -

d we trust will deal with this import t matter as it deserves

rtion of the

_ \l‘_l'°l¢l°f_ '"1"' “d 'i°1°_"' Prisoners-_ of our citizens generally. I

These are honorable scars-_not_ less worthy than those received on the hattle~

n fr b' ~ V 6 ' ‘ _ sl y the soldier in defence of his _ _,_ cunt."

country. We fear they are not always so ° 3 ,,,,,¢ dh-,¢¢ ,o th, ,i-_,eased regarded, but it is none the less true that _ the maintenance of order in our streets I

' and about our homes, if honestly,

emciently and ccuragously done is

worthy of recognition by all' good 'W

_ _ I

- citizens. "

TUB brivils us to consider brlehy

____ _lummeicial Bale

;__ our citizens toward the police. We do ` ~

_ not -fthiek the latter receive that

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recognition and support from the better _

VV f V To-nav, zse

I V. f clessotour citizenetowhic '

- V I - - rm-1 entitled nu h my ug “°'“""°""’ ‘° "°"'

B c - .Y 9 0 fl'0D5UlllG ifllllgt ,, xntuit Beef Broth'

S I S '"1" ‘°'*P“*°°** °°°=° “\° rrmrsrhien ."=“°‘ ` °°°- Bill S~\\°=.

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f another matter which is worthy of more

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timeout' of ten igheii to _iir‘®mpetition;fl'\f1th_ °f_ V f__ “li

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A system of units, ten or a dozen books, one unrt-more books more units and get them aswanted Grades and pncestosuit alltastes

and requirements An ideal b00k°CaSe for U18

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