The Kind Ycu __ _ - 1 ‘~ "°

0 -

| b¢01l._mu.do under his pm,

sonnl supervision since its iiii-_"wi, Alloivjlp one todo :oivn -I 5 ‘ I . ’

Imitation; _pina u Jus, ,a_S_,_',,m?1?il n tilts'

ure ui;

trifle with and ssndaiigcr the 1|,,|,i|,}, of

ngmnst Eillerinient.

' is CASTORIA

Castorla ls is luurmloss siibutitiite for Castor Oil F9119! DFQP5 §_°0t|llllK S5’l‘ll1\R. It is 1’lcusn’i\f.m.l3t ¢0nf_&j,l_1ll_ neither Qplum, illorphino nm- m,|,,,,. Narcnun substance. Its agois its guarantee. 1. lest:-nys v,v0,.,,,, and alloys Feverishncss. It cures Dinrrlioen. and Wimi I It ’?¢u°-V85 T9°thi“S' T"0Ubl€Sr CIIYCS Coiistlputioii Flahllpllcy. It _assiiiiilutcs tlio Food, i~og||1n,¢¢_., um Iiowols, giving' healthy and natural sleep. The Childrcn’s Panncea.-The lvlotlwrfs 1.~,.ie,,d_

_ csuuiun GASTQR|A ALWAYS

-_ _ / Bears the Signature of ~

I _ _

._ - # _ ;

The Kind You Have Always Bought In US# For Over 30 Years.

. ._ . _ _ \\,1_.*'-*`,l,A-K'-F_°¢r\l_P4'¢v. 1" uucnav etasxr. new vans ern.

’ r _ . _ _ _-£3

°:.==§ - _li

swans

PERFECTIUN

CU A "‘

fnartsggti ' I

-<-as

CILJ

'__

sl Q

.»--...,.,,.,,..»} has rare food value. splendid for

children. .

Wholesome, nourishing and O!

so good for breakfast, dinner and supper.

Economical, too. |5;

_ 'nie Cowan co.. umnea. 'ronoN'ro.

I -4- -i__

’ hood mentally, morally and physical-

"Curtains--Be forehanded and IJUY your spring curtains now. 20 per cent. od during our linen sale-1,000 pairs to choose from. Our elegant fancy linens also at 20 per cent. discount and wond-

"English and Canadian cottons,

one extra and special bleached cot-

shcetings, hedspreads, towels, etc., of all kinds. Boer & Weeks.

1-31dtl'r2i.

arfully low prices on lingua, ton free from dressing at lc. per

'*- yd. See it at Paton's. 1-24dtf.

i-, _.__ -as--' 5 mi _ .H ____ _ .- -___.e-g

tuluioiie

It DIY! to bu in this Province.

_There were no cases before the po- llCc court_ in this city' Saturday.

1. _

at The People’s Theatre touiért. He is one of the finest singers and come- dians on the circuit, and one of the greatest favorites.

A despatch from New Glasgow,

which will be read with much inter- Bit |1Bl‘e, is as _followsz Smarting from their defeat here on Monday hlghf. when Moncton piled the score of 12-6 on top of them, the New Glasgow hockeydsts have taken “the bit" in their teeth and are determin- ed '10 Dut an end to allowing any more such run-away games, and have landed three of the best in the pro- vinces. The “new ones” are no new ones to hockey fans in the maritime Drovinces. The players in question are "Mike" Murphy, Dunphy and Mor- i'i_son. Owing to illness Tommie I/ittla did not feel equal to finishing out the league and left for his home in Hall- fax yesterday. “'I`oinmie" made many friends during the short time lie was lirre, and :ill rcitrrt his de- parture. Who will replace Little on tha winu is not yet decided. It will be either "Mike" Murphy, Duuphy on ‘i1’¢‘K.fzf>ry. Dunphy and Greggory are both center men, but if it is decided £0 Put "Mike" in the defence then Greggory or Dunphy will take the wing. N-ew Glasgow, however, has a heavy week ahead of her. On Monday night. the Halifax team meet New Glasgow here. On Wednesday night New Glasgow goes to Moncton. On Friday night Moncton play- New Glas- gow here.

::-Moir'a Chocolates in all their

deliciousness and perfect freshness. 15 kinda in bulk also handsome new packages. Remember Moir's are best. Telephone for a ,sample half or pound. The McKinnon Drug Co., cor. Great George and Keats Streets. '-

drtf.

PLANS TRAINING AS I SERVANTS FOR 6IIIl.S

BERLIN, Jan. 31--Mrs. Pauline

Woerner, a leading German advocate of women's rights as that subject is understood in this country, has writ- ten an article for the magazine ,Die Deutsche, in which she advocates compulsory domestic service for the girls or young women of this coun- try. In her article Frau Woerner in- dorses the generally accepted view that arbitrary military sei-vic\ has enormously benefited German man-

ly, and she contends thait German womnnhood would be equally aided by a training along similar lines.

She asks if German women would

not in time, thank _the 'Government for bestowing a-boon upon them;

____m..,___

CHURCH T0 I'IAY_E BIO

I mocha RE-TURN liviuuiciuc

5p.c.to6p.c.

There is no reason why you should not obtain

an averagfe return of 5 to 6 per cent on your moiicy.

We shall be pleased to submit sound investments

to yield this rate of income. - - `

WRITE FOR OUR CIRCULAR.

J. C. MACIIINTUSII & C0.

I LOVE-IAKING PARLOII

1 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31-A big club parlor. 'with easy chairs and cosey corners, advantageous shadows, a.

agents with which the Rev. J. B. Toomay, pastor of the Fountain

of his community

the church and there will be_no chap erons, overseers or restrictions and

The young people ‘bf mv congrega-

"Love-making is natural and psoper. I expect the young folk to act pro-

rl "

_ Established 1013 ' _

Members Montreal Stock Exchange- Direct Private Wires HALIFAX N.S. MONTREAL, P. Q. f ST. JOHN,N.B.

_...__ .i-_»-.__ _I-__ I - -

We own and offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers,

$5,000

' Cape Breton I

Electric Co.

5 Vp. c. Bonds

Price and descriptive circular upon application

i. I ii. Mecunni il co

Members Montrral Stock Exchange Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, Si. }ohu'l» N05-

Clisrleffelown, P. E. I. '

drstl `

f.-. STOCK Quorrrioiis.

r , _

_Feb. 4, 1911. Atchison... ...l05|

.__ Am. Beet Sugar... 46!

R _I _ . ' Amakl Cogpei-_.___ ggi or _ if 0...-“:.':::':.°.‘3..‘°i..f'...€..»"s€>“...i; 5:22.51* __ .. *Haze iso ai ii ' img... __ ...ml ietmowif. ° mu S" mm' me miami... _ 321

' Union Pacific... ....l78¥

ii. s. ami... sci

_ , _. Virginia Chemical... .651

MCNTREAL sfrooxg,

. _ opened cond gzaqdian Penne... ____zosi iles Dom og United... vzi 12| Pow; f°n A steei._.._ eo; so mo r... .: 147

.._1os 109;

3°°tls_.. . _ sq 94;

NEW YORK STOCKS.

' Opened Closed

106| 46} 66| 795 34i 160 33} 180 31| 66

COTTON.

_ _..,;,.,..,,_... ,.5 _ _

m ac , e , p

pad recently to parties in Cardigan-_a fine brood mare in foal to Lucky

Feb. 1, 1911.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-

kintosh & Co., Exchange Building. Halifax, N. S.

nam-rs. ' '

.B. II. America...-... ...... 151- 149 New Brunswick... .. 275 370 .Nova Scotia .... ._ 278 275 Royal Bank of Canada......._.. 240 238

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance... Acadia Sugar, Acadia Sugar, 0rd...... Brandram-Henderson, Com... East. Can. Sav. & Loan Eastern Trust Company

Halifax Fire Ina...... 105 Nova Scotia Telephone 121 Stanfleld'a l’fd...... 104 Stanfield's Com... 60 57 Trinidad Electric... 74 72

-BONDS.

Acadia Sugar... 103 B1-andram-Henderson . .... 100 Halifax Elec. Ti-amway ...... 1085 100 N. S. Steel & Coal 1st....... 95} 94;

101- I4

105 -100 103 101 67 23

65 1')

1,40 13'!

150 100 119 101

100 97

N. S. Steel & Coal Deb...._. 102i

Porto Rico Railways gli StanfleId’s Limited .. 10 } Trinidad Electric 95 92. Western Csu._ Power . I6. K4

ml ,

"Slack Prince" Hose for

boys are worth trying. They make less work for the mother.

"Miller Bros., Kent' Street, are of-

G _ I --1 0UisEN's couiui

I _I iii

mil IsI_:_c_1;I;F;lY. ciéh Brzlvcd on _gee ,"_'./. _ 1’ -in A

_ r°m e°r§e UWB Yfa F' MISC -sldll B. Qflig. MiddIEl.OIl,

day’ ""“r“‘"5 ‘mm T"“"°- - dellg ted§,§h`é large congregation in _

Mark Sawyer ollcna his eng gemvut be); spl ' 'd rendeiing of the solo

Yesterday J. M. Murdock, City, was operated on _for a critical case of appendlcltis, as reported elsewhere, and, he is now doing as well as can beexpected. `

S_t..,~§au1,'_s O)i_urch_last 'evening by ‘frm ilf’.idrl9£,'o'1srui." _

: :Just opened' naw,Plug Pon¢`Pho- £0.-Sl»\!_¢1l°~,-All kiiidshoi ,_,wo;} done. ghotgs t|&_e_n s.t1a‘i¢_Qt,as van as in

e- ay me. usen 'eet’iu

pre,mises_ occupied by Mr Tar- bush. J“oh"n_ ummings, Proprietor.

_-_____n_ n___»lll’,“_-__ BORN.

ESSEHY--In this City, Feb. 1, 1911,

to Albert G. and Mrs. Essery, a daughter. -

MeG_ougan-At Summersids on Feb-

ruary-=4, to_W. K. and Mrs. Mc. -Gougani' a son.

MACPHERSON-At Orwell Cov ,.on

Jan. 24th, to D. W. an-d Mrs Mac- Pherson, a son. .

DIED. WOOD-At Alexandra, P. 1., after a brief ,illue`ss, Beuja n Wood, aged seventy-nine year passed to his reward._ January h. He was o good man and a f hfiil member of the Baptist Chu," of Alexand- ra. He leaves 8, wi w and a large family of children, ho mourn the loss of a. good fa er. He will be much missed in community.

WIFE CANNOT? ROB"

NUS ND, SAYS JURY

TOLEDO, O , (Jan. 31-Mrs. Flor-

ence Phillips o Maumee, without be- ing required t offer any defence to a charge of ste ipg $700 from her hus- band, was ac uitted by a jury yes-

terday. The i/id,ictment charged grand

larceny. _

The verdict was returned at the dir-

ection of pdge Brough, who ruled that the _ "theft" of any amount .of money or pro- Verty by the wife from the hus- `bnnd, or vice versa, did not consti- tute larceny.. The defence was also fortified with the. proposition of law . that a husband cannot testify against his wife. _ . _

OLYIPIAN GAMES III I9I6 1 _ '_ -1 ‘- '-1-J,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-A plan

fonbrlnging the Olympian games to the United. -States in 1916 has been unfolded in the house through a bill introduced __ by- Representative Paul Howland- of ..Clsveie,hd, ohio. 'The bill _nuthorlzcs an appropriation of-$250,- 000, to be expended in prizes and 'to meet the expenses of holding the _gamesat Cleveland. It is expected that the municipality of Cleveland _will raise another $250,000 to be dc- voted` to the same purpose. If the, bill is passed the money will “be dis- bursed by a joint commission com- posed of Cleveland Olympic games commission and 5 federal commission to be appointed by President Taft.

. _

iuoviuc Picruna cnazs _ _ is on in aussie.

Moving picture shows in Russia

have become._so popular that prac-

gas log and chimney hearth are the “muy ' °V"7' ww” ‘nd hamlet' Bros. 1 2-Gdli. \'~

throughout the empire boasts of. at least one of those places of amuse- ment accordin to Consul General

Park Congregational Church, will ' 5 _, shoe bill is to buy his shoes here at stimulate social activities among folk J°h“ H' Snodgrass. At hmscow 25Pc. discount. at G03 BTOB- 249515-

there was such a rush to open the

vane, because complaints _of building inspectors and for other

The club will be' in the ‘basement of places that the Ponca had to' i“.t"` Hal” YOU 55°" that 5P°0|"| Tal'

_ ` 0 if _ _ W

_ reasous,' to insure safety of patrons. thing about good values but we P

pr.‘fmbm°n°' Moscow. and St. Pstersliui-g boast of have yet to see anythlngthat can P

ab ut 'ht h h

amusemen is given at 1,& and the :patrons last year aggregated 1iiil,000,- 000. At an average admlseiloii of

.Very few American, English -and Ger- 'mau pictures are shown. During the

VARIOUS USES FOR SALT.

Salt. common, cheap and ordinary,

_ls useful _lh more ways than is gen- erally supposed. Here are a few of its uses, as compiled by a housekeep- _er of experience : , Whemmaking starch, sprinkle in a 'little fine salt, it will prevent the

.Qui " ’|j _ -1

Will be mused to its natural duties sud your blllousnlss, headache and-

Sold by all drusgins. % santa.

Having been engaged with

10110 _NGWSOH for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years, I

h?ve a thorough knowledge o all kinds of upholsteriug, relvairing, cleaning. cabinet making, painting, _ varuishing and grnining. Having .rented the .premises formerly occu-

_ pied. by my eniplsyer, I_ sm nowready _todo I -kinds of workin my line, and do here- _ by_s_olicit the numerous cus- liltiers who have been. in the hs t of dealing on these pre- ‘ mises for so _many years. ‘ Q-I make a specialty of lay- _ ing oil cloth, carpets, hanging - klinds, curtain poles, and all kinds of picture moulding.

IIIIIIIBLIIFFLIBIIII WITH LIME BIEK.

Ullllll NUT SVIEEI' I'-'l00I{.

.'.» ”*

Thru Bolsa of Iloan's Kidney Pills

Dured llsr. _

It is hard w do housework with a wcsk

and aching back. "" _

Backache comes from sick kidneys,

and what a lot of trouble sick kidneys cause. -

But they can’t help it. If more work

on them than they can stand it is

be wondered t ey get out of

"i‘.‘iIiii..

the

a was

bgagk and was

VIB I' I did, andy

only used three

25 3°" .fi “""f`l¥.... ya erer

trouble." ‘ _

Price 50 cenfa per box, or 3 for $1.25.

at all dealers or mglsd direct on _reféllll ag price by(-_ The fs ' bum Co.. I-imiwd. oronto, nt..

If orderiu ' rect specify "DON\'l"

l I iron fro sticking. .

("-les rush mats with salt and wa-

ter, d wipe with a soft 'dry cloth.

en, aa in n case of illness, a

s li light is required, put a little D dered salt on the candle till it ` ches the black part of the wick, f r by so doing a dull, steady iight

ay be kept through the night with

a small piece of candle.

Hub discolored enamel ware with

salt, it will remove all stains. Marks on crockery can be obliterated in the same way, likewise stains on egg- spoons. '

Water bottles should also be rinsed

out once every week with a ,strong solution of salt and water, they will then keep pure and clear.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

“Those participating in the con-

cert at Pownal, Monday, February Sth, will please be on hand at Kinder- garten Hall at 6.30 p. m. sharp.

2-4d2'|.

“Do not fall to see the “Colour

Sergcant's Horse" at the People’a Theatre tonight. Great British pic- ture, and the Union Jack occupies 5 prominent place in it. 2-fidll.

"Thr following names appear on he program for _the concert at Pow- nal Hall, Monday, February Gtn. Messrs. Watkis, Ritchie, Hooper, Kay, Stanley, Seller, Gaudet and Shaw. Misses -Bremuer, Moore, Mac- Donald and Stewart.. 2-41121.

"Down quilts-Here is your

Beer i

al' a,¢;f`>Tl

»'~. rw.

'¢~.: _i

_ 1/* 'A

.--»

_.-=;-._ r -

’. `:~~\~>: \

~\.\ \

Day after

_ did showing in table li

~The variety is the

shown.

-Napkins to match

Table Linens Napkins Bedspreads Towels

f if-\ _ -‘\

e ‘-\: f \ ‘ il 3

" - \ \"\“\_`\`\`\".~"`~§ \\\ ` "

.l ,

buyers are taking advantage of our ANNUAL LINEN SALE-- reaping the benefits of our annual special price sale. I

Sheeiings, lable linens, etc li li M M E ll F R E E !

We direct special attention to our splen-

-The values are really magnificent.

or damask by the _yard_

Compare our Values

--IN- I

` ‘ A

‘ , _ \ v‘>`~

*" ~ ‘ l

\,!_

» O `

is T-.==;_ ____ --“ '

l .

day the thrifty

nens

largest we have ever

every borderedcloth

Shcelings Pillow Coitons

%ongc_lolhs' 0 e 'n _ w i gs J

Beer®.

Weeks

- FURNITURE IIEADQUARTERS

opportunity to ewn a luxury- ‘ at little cost. Just a dozen- out they go-§4.50 for $3.60, $6.90 for $5.15, $8.75 for $6.50, $10.75 for $7.15. See them in | our window. Beer 4: Weeks. I

"Sterling _Sittcrs has no equal as

Qaid, 42 Queen street, opposite Auld

____ K

"The best way to reduce the boys _U

eta Silk wesre offering at $2.75? ell we think we know some- °

ouch this. Come and see for 'J

_ 1-3ldtl'.

"Special values in women's foot-

” Y' ______ _ twenty mu, sz1_soo_ooo was ui... wear. not bww. but stockings. They

_in. a

l HORSE NOTE' , The aims shown are chiefly of values now Prsvailinz at Pafférxtris

le. _ - -

W _ J_ M New sarletcwn sm.`._Frencli and Italian manufacture.

re some samples of many sterling

\See that wonderful Ilne of real

' cholera plague the pictures were used S5510 muff! WHY- V01-I G5" SOGUVQ

Prinm' to, a_ great extent in educating the- atthls store for $13 50. Compare

lth the high price stores lines at

MARITIME sECURI,I,IEs__ 1_;i_a§>.pal;:e_to prevent. the spread of the gl; $2o_0o_M0o__°& McL°od_

Splendid Upnurlunily

2-_4d3l. _

for a Physician

I am offering for sale my well-es- blished practice with good stock of

' - '- * ' drugs and office fixtures. Your Located in the beautiful village ei

» H

unter River, the centre of a. rich

,,°,,mpm°n bg ,med U -you uh farming community, this oders a - , ’ . ' ' splendid opportunity for an energetic

H°°d S Plus vhnlcisn-

Communicate with me at once if

_you wish to secure this.

Reason for selling+Golng to spe-

`=__Notic¢ to the Public? `.,,,,,,_ ‘ .

J. M. MCLEOD, lf. D.

Sterling Hitters

The Never Failing Ilearf, Nerve and Stomach

A Proven Medicine of

Exceptional Value

Teafimonala and References

P. Nlclluaid 0

qlfénd 1lJl.?°d iillgillgolzgingeivplhinilideiiiliées h?|i:°lln:.`. ._-_ _- 42 Q‘\C¢I\ Stiff-

Ru e 1 an

- y... .....125}

mvmim lu m ».- ns s.-110*

12M 111

may wheat... . - 96! _ May, Pork... ... ... ..... _ 133°.

A, .

By studylngour advertisements

- ou will save \'noney.Our prices under the cash system are eo

“Think of getting s 'ruway coat,

regularly priced at $21.00 for only $12.50. There are only 4 of these left

ow-that the .store ls just one ot of bargains-any dayand every

_ 1-31dtf. day.-Prowso Bros . -

Ltd I 3 ldtf

and they won't last. This is your chance to secure a real saving. H. H. Brown, The Young llleu's Man.

2-6d3i.

a stomach remedy. Sold by P. Mc- dainty whftawear Is_new being

made on our secontl_f|eor. lt ls

A most remarkable show o

he most elaborate and complete

Corset Covers of 45 cent value

only 296. Corset - Covers of G0c value offered at 39a. Corset Cov-

hat this store has ever attempt- "9 W°"U‘ 75 00"'-S ~0“_|¥ 49°-

d-you are Invited to call and

we are clearing out allthe bal- nce of our winter coats at

These are some nf the specials

90|, over tha |°v¢|y thmgs .van af. the Winter White Sala-Moore if you do not wish to buy. Moore

‘l McLeod. 2-3s3i

I McLeod. 2-405|.

If you want 1| .sable muff-that

lfno we are oleerlngoui. nt! I 7. I0 will Interest you. Not big dis-

rlcea that will make your 00U“f'5"bU'~ N Va'U°9 SU I

urchases easy. Come and let '- s showyou what we can _do for Y-

“Blankets cheap-Durlng our

annual linen sale-now on-we

9 DD Y

ne raaaon for the fur business hat. this store has had-In spite

non are presumed is eonduct them- ° “lg Y F °"’“ °“°° ‘ __ »g° u_M ,. 3, M,,,_¢,,d_ 2_,,d3, oiau bac weather this tau.- Ealvea p__0p_el_1y__.. said Dm Toomay _ A rought estimate of tlie(_é»lnc.s of yourself.-Prowso Bros Ltd. yo oo o

Moore It McLeod. 2~4d3i.

"We're offering special inducements

, will allow 20 per cent. ol! all ‘ wool blankets and comforts, curtains and fancy linens. Im- menee satisfaction when you buy your linens here. Beer dz

Weeks. 1-31dtlr2i.

in fancy vests and fancy sweaters that will certainly move these lines- tbey have to go before we start stock taking. Come in and get your choice at practically your own price. H. H. Brown, The Young Men's Man.

2-6d3i.

_ _

(GUARDIAN ci.As`sirii:i> ans*

,_.._ -_ J ._ns~

era”

Boaiznans waiviizn ' I

provided for at 82 Weymouth!

Sf- _,__ __?:2_§2vi>_~1-___i

A FEW YOUNG ladies can be com-

fortably -accommodated at a‘

reasonable rate by applying at 6 Stewart St. 2-ldlwpd.

FEMALE iii;i.r __

‘\/’AN'I‘ED, girl for general house-

work iu small family. Apply to

Mrs. J. McNevin, 35 Villa St. Brigh- ton.___H _____ __ _ __ __ ___2_-_-4d§iPd._ ___

\NTANTED, a maid for general

housework. Apply to Mrs H. H.

Brown, 115 Rochford St. ___ __1-_00dtf _ airrsin, _glrhfor housework. ap-

ply More ouss, 186 Kent Bt.

1-25d1mpd.

SALE

AFES -New and second band

- --------- ‘S safes ‘carried in stock. Bargains.

A few boarders can be comfortably lpominmn S51, ‘nd vmlt 00.. “ln

give you absolute protection against loss by fire or burglars. The Cann- dian Fairbanks Co., Limited, St. Jobs, 'N. B. LOST

OST, February ard a hand hai:

A containing a purse with about

$30.00, and a watch, between Lot 43 and Miller Bros., City. Finder rewar- ded by leaving Jas. Kelly's grocer. _ 2-4d3i.

I' OST, on Friday night 27th lust., _ J’ between Opera House and Tele- phone (Juice s gold watch.. _Finder

please leave at R. E. Musch’s, Graf- ton Bt. ~ Z'-°3dBi.

MISCELLANEOUS

NY person found trespsssing di

A cutting ice on Hyds‘s Pond, Cornwall, without permission will he dealt with as the law directs. Dun-

=I"_0R

pqlli SAIK 1 sinzer cabinet sew- __ _ ing machine, very latest design.

is machine was won in a. recent

can Hyde. 2-4d2lrlipd.

Tl '

otmtest, regular price 3_7? will be so;

' » for $45. Apply to Mil er Bros.,

_ Remedy K ~

organs, suitable for church or ball. Good as new, will be sold at less than half price. Apply to Miller

-by the hundred _from people I3-"°’ i

most prominent in City and-‘ cgunh-y_ N0 [;i|u|-gg, mend and Cumberland streets, stab-

___ za ken _ ]'j\6`R sans on 'ro 1.n'r, aounie

ent St. ___ 2-3d3i. -

R SALE, 3 second hand church

*EI _ _ __2”_§_d3*____

tenement house, corner Rich

To Ltr `

i o nur, in-ge brick etori on un'

busiest art of ueen Street

.F ii Q -. close to banks and market can be fit- ted to suit tenant. Apply 188 Queen Street. 1-Zddtf.

_ T_E_A_§I_IER WANTE5 _

shea mi ennp Apply to Hn

F‘0R SAL§.A't`he valuable property _ _ known ss Fitzroy Hall, situated

Brown on the premises. 1 30d2wD

'lmaci-lun wawrun for Ring- . wood School, Rocky Point..

s. - Y S - ' rl _ gig _ Second class male preferred. Apply

Som only by nm' Gum” z H.:-Z-‘lr'liri1r:i(b1.c D" lto Chas. Newsoh. 2-8d3ipd.

-Y------»--~---~ -- - ---

W ANTH)

on the corner of Fitzroy and Pownal ,UN “'>A'N'l‘ElD, to buy s second hand

H 14:07 offered are brand new sud' very lib-A “"_ Q Opposite Auld B;-os streets. House, Stable Bhd ¥l-\‘d¢"- " 7'" ' eral terins are offered each buyer. _ P _ b I

~ 2_.sq3i_ 41 Sydney Street, opp. Cathedral rice Soc pci' ull €.

ex ress wa on in good repair.

I7 Ki »

For nsrtlcluara apply to Alexander T. M. Howatt. Coleman, P. E. I.

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