' '*""""”“"E“ 4' '9"8 - 'rr-in csA1u.o'r'rE'rowN oUARnr.iN_ me moss

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RAILWAY SHOULD BRING BACK

ALL WHO WOULD COME.

TORONTO, Sept. I.-Thi Globe

d

from the Ontarlo men who left the young man He engaged in seafaring

AFTER THE VACATION.

°”` nie Kiuirs .couiur cuiiuii lu -- ..

i LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2.-Captain James Ryan aged sixt -i

. A how all my woes are o e put

_ , -And I am satisfied at last,

- y our years, .- f

dial vesmrday. Hs s p Offices In Mo ts u C t. W. A. 'ohnstwe . ‘N0 111°” I llzhl the ardent fly.

say! if- ll” f°°°iV°<i num-erous letters E. I., and came hergasvheiimqigte si _ Manueri and in ‘Self-lr: Mom, S. Acorn. Manager.. Noi- gaze with discontcnted r;.i~

»f0"i“°° “I” °’ °""° "°°“° “S0 1il°- finally becoming one or the pro-3 --_'rho Gosniisn regrets t 1 r tc 'f “"1l1°1\¢ mvmr mariners out on this that Elliott Hinos use Pointohotinfiig 'the letters are for the most puri DON" Ngneuen Venti Bgn he purchas- :hand severeb cut'b a scvf-he f .oposis to_ ist the people oi ontario, so st c sth-sin the steamer st. mich- .__,nys _,go Y Y ‘L “W

, _

K workin the western harvest fiel

know that the labor market in tha- eel, in which considerable coast-wise;

"wt is very likely ovepswcked’ and tm” was d°“e' TW° YW” B30 hll ...Miss Marnie Beaton who has fi-in

nt much of the harvest work is be-I rebuilt and renamed the -boat. Mer- visiting her brother Angus Heaton

th . - ing done by the farmers themselves

SW' when 91111118 health coimpdlled

fof Melville left yesterday morning

_while the harvesters fram the east lhim `fo retire totall ,-1 , i ’

,re in many cases hanging aro.ind lvus purchas'ed by CIi'ptlTnF_u1?;_ ion return to Ne_w YO_rk` ' th' uuway station! pannuws 'nd my his mat Wu°» B daugmcl' resides; ...In trhe death of James Bell of

un rl'

li K -

The Globe concludes as follows :-

lin the States. His d . | secon wife wah White Sands the community has .a daught" 01 Abner Harlow, of Mil- 'sustained a gre/at loss. In the Pres.

wphe west will need harvest hands ton, \\.'lio with a' son Fred i th " tel Ch mn War and the railways Wm seek iUm°“ Btmk °! HBIUBX. lindn on: gh iicitiirire 'm`;Itr(ill;tro‘ :hgh inhhealvtlis fc wr" ”"°‘”- '“‘° ‘““W°Y “mls-|d““l=l1i°f» Clara. with the Davison he will 'oe ssaiy` inissso His ui-' 5°" Ht dM°m`t"“\ “N-m0'G too soon ggmléfff C0»» Bridgewater. survive. iness, which lasted about five months inns or ers o carry home at the, B apt. was a Royal Arch Mason_;was at times quite severe, 'nut he

reduced rates all men who have hon-I

sftlv tried to End work and have

-

ii ll l . n igh standing' had S0 far regained strength as to be

able to drive to the harbor. He was

Minafim Li“‘“1i’"lf`0l'Sale eveiywhsi-o, R8Bin taken ill about a week ago

.._., i.. _ ____ __ _ ___ _

A VA LUABLE

P RIZE

CUNTEST

The Guardian Has

and sank verry rapidly. With him it !15 W11. as his end was peace. He 'was the only surviving son of Wm, :Bell, who died some years ago, and ¢w'ho was the first Postmaster in this ypart of th-e Island. The relatives have the sympathy of the people of lMurray Harbor. There are left to mourn besides Mrs. Bell, John and Robert. of Providence, R. I., Ernest, on the homestead; Mrs. David Glover, of White Sands. and Miss Maria Bell, now at home, besides a large circle of

Secured the Rightl‘°‘““”°“°d '“°°““- .

to Offer Subscribers a Bible Study °‘Y“EN‘zE” A?H"”‘“`.Ef*

Competition Without Cost to

COIIl}]eIlte1'S ihovifn that oihietos who novo isimi-

The (‘luirlottt‘.o.rn Gunrrliiin has

‘ nl: examiners The prizes will then f1'i“'t“D°9B_t_h*1l1 Undef Ofillllfifi' Phys- .Wm 'k@`3;-

‘ ' --T’~f\`\_-/i

e . l ided according to the high-

MADE GREAT SHOWING.

NEW YORK. Seri. 2. _ Iii tests

held at Huntington Buy, Long lg- sind yesterday it was conulusivelv

ed pure oxygen are for the time din. ing so invigoruted that they are cap- able of faster performances for short

ical conditions. 'lhe experiments are

Tena McLellan, Red Point.

vice Militia Department, Ottawa,

around East Po nt.

turned to New York.

.|10 NTAGUE MARKETS.

Saturday's issue.

God, per quintal $4.00 to 5.0

Potatoes, per bus ll to

Eggs, per doz. 1 Oatmeal, per cwt. 08.2

Hides erlb

Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to Pork, per lb. (carcass) 6) to ' i Calfslrins, per lb. I to

...Miss May Tierney, of Souris,snen

the past week with her cousin, Mis

...D. C. McDonald, of the Civil Ser- _I close my ev*-B1

is That Salad which we had for tea,

spending his vacation with friends i Stale lerttllw. ll In |1b0“'- '~0 ‘P°“'

I

. . ol

Turnfps, per bus 1i

lamb per lb. (carcass) 6 to 7

'W' Upon the cypress and the nine:

U _Nor do I take my fishing Line S land look for trout-without n blu- |From five a. m. till eight at night.

Once more I see

'And drenched with some disgraceful

oil.

...Miss Maragret Manning and sister, The butter and the tough old steak Miss Annie, who have been visiting The soggy ple and fearful cake.

relatives in Gowan Brae, have re-

Thess things I see and more than

these

Stewed prunes and indiarubber cl-ren

In peace my soul doth sweetly rent, A aiu I sit's.mong the Ulelfl.

¥ .

Corrected for every Wednesday and UNDP*-llfid by U1°f“3\l-°°‘“°°-

Flosting upon the water blue. Which others say are cold and wr-1. When such fa bark is oversetl

Herring per bbl. $5 00 to 6.00 No more I'm told I look "T90 ‘-lil'

fi |When in my crimson bathing suit.

Oats por bus. 50 Today my meals will be, I wean

Prepared by faithful Angelint. I shall not walk three miles to Gnd

7 ‘Tobacco of the uplninl lllld 5 Which suits my gentle tmip’ruiiiont,

llumf- PQ" 1b~ (‘1“i’Yl 18 i0 20 i Nor shsii I iist with snr sttsnt

Butter, per lb. (creamery_) 22 to 2541-0 ham. we gud misquitosg \.nm_ Huy. Pl'°5“°d “Woo W 1450 Norl rub the lumps with cool tiny iurn.

. i> . 4

Barley, put bus. 60 N _ I h 1 d _ _ nsy, psr ton. loose m.oo to 14.50 [T,:,"m'§,‘§,», 0, ,°,o§1,‘,‘y‘K’_;'[,f,_"““'

?iElectric signs iliume the niznt

_And soda fountains are in sight;

6 To see the cop upon his heat.

How grateful bow surprising swut.

C bb . d _ 50 -

ngsts?g;orp;;s.°- 401 gladly creep my fountfiirl psig. Carrots, per bus. 40 i Hurlah, l’m back at work again. _

Flour. Roller Process ner 196 lbs.l5.l

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f-i Ll: '~l' ~ , » _ ic own' . _ . .. . _ ii i ircd ir ri.,lt Lo use the lnternn est number of marks’ won .Dy mem_ ltndex. Phe direct supervlsxon of DL E_ _ ,_ _ _,__<~____ .-- rx. _

bers of The International Newspaper ”" Smith- Professor 0_7 UUYSIOIOEY H1 ',. ,' I,-’.'»7§’ fi \ ,.

lmssoiis cnich week for 'thc term of Bible Study Club' and prizes which the Fordham University Medical _._j; ___ \\_f'

‘may be awarded to members of S°h°°1' " Vi ~. 'f

» -fi '-1.'-".,r_-//= ' \ "`

iuauul .\'cwspnpci' Bible Study Club

uni- year, commencing wltn the lesson for August 23rd, 1908. But one paper

in each town can use these. The Guar~ diuu takes -pleasure in being nble to prcsciit to its readers such a valuable help along the lines of Bible study. 'l`hcy will be published each week in

ily. Only paid-in-advance subscribers to either paper are eligiblo to join this club. There is no fee for critrnn- ce, und no conditions other than those stated below. Everybody stands the same chance and has the some opportunity to.get the valuable priz- rs withaut the lnvestment of a. cent. Tlierc is one condition that must in evci-y case be complied with and that is, that every onc entering the con- ii-st must be a regular subscriber as shove.

(ZCLD AND SILVER

MEDALS, BIBLES, BOOKS.

Persons may join the club at any time during the year, but must, of course, answer the 52 Q\1€5tl0“5`h°T°' infiftcr explained, to qualify f0l` the prizes. Sunday School teachers, Bi- tlia questions be answered HS @0193' s<zn.~: are studied. This International Newspaper Bible Study Club is for_ the purpose of pro- nuitiug, in an unfcttcrcd way among the inahscs, n wider study of the Bi- blc. the basal truths of Christianity, and the problems which enter into ei-'cry man's llfo. It is composed of all those who joinafsocal Club, and hike up the sin.'~‘lc course herein out- liiwd, barring s»i=’*' ordained clergy' mcu. Although with Nieir synipathe-, 'lc co-operation, it is not considered V-.ur to have them compete for the i\i~iz<~s. It is however desirable that file L'-lass scholars, and church ROWS generally, maybelong to this news- ps1~i»r Club, also non-churchg-oers. of all shades of opinion. All such who sais not joined are warmly invited to do no and compete for the DUNS- 'l`hs Guardian has secured the iitillf-

to publish tho International Sunday i-iohool Lesson questions by Rev. Dr. lilnacott, D.D.. which lmvc aroused so much interest el.-,ov ' .- |~, mid they will appear weekly . » of these questions each week - .. :-~ iiuswcred in wrftinir. and ii- . - ~.i answers

the prizes are to l,.- . .'a...od.

The Guardian is authorized to form

a Local Newspaper Bible Study Club for its readers, and guurnntceu to all who join and fulfil tho conditions, that everything bore promised shull

no faithfully carried ont.

i"lND1'I‘lONS OF THE CONTEST.

l. Each contestant, or his or -her hlnlily. mustbe a paid in advance subscriber to The Guardian, during the continuance of the co'nf.est, in °l'l‘>l` to qualify for membership fu this International Newspaper lifblc Nlldy Club and tht! Local Club.

other prize or not

book will bc inscribed

rdlcss of the de ree of their edu

E

Ml-“Vey was enabled to swim 100

of the first five contestants. iggtati "1 54 §`5 39001155. Whtn his, _

Second Series--A silver medal to dino sme IT” 9 Undef 1d0I1t1C81C0n~ _rig-~ . [___ ieach of the next five contestants. more” afar er U' the aft9m00l1 “'85 '//"»:'» xl l'<.'\\§;\`;`. "`

the Morning Daily and the Rural Da-i Third Series-A Teacher's Bible, thi A all Seven Secnnds slower than .- .‘._'~‘.-.~. ,`_".~"\§~ ` '

|pricc $5.50, to each of the next five S' S H-_ result '-112 Pl1YSiC1h-nsi who _{/ 'f;jif.€-jf.€1;._J;..;;_.;.§§§y` ', /,,`§\;_\ l),=5.',

:wnwsmuti witnessed the tests believe that when' I .~. . _ -_._|_,f /___ ~,.~

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gi~n\'ed,_giving the name of the win- _ . 1 . _ __ un got, uhicli; 24 /.£1115-;;,¢,:;;$~:§¥;,5:3_;_ ,_E§;;f._5_,;- »/_;_’,;.;..j.;.;,,';;»_., noi' nud for what it is awarded, and t_l_‘§d _‘;l_f,?i‘_:_'_ti“_§ t¥`2':).0n‘u9:;' l - _ - - - a ii ron i\: ' ' .1/1".°' »:';;// ;._._'»;-'_-1:11 1 . _ 1" “he mm manner each Bib" and thc United States also have been iiiiiiief I I //,fag/7’ " "' “ "7 _/'--’/

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this local Club will be given out Ray M“lV9Y_ and C» Ferbur. after - »' ei- \ _-_.A from this 0mce_ oxygen had been administered t _ '"5 _`* _

TH pR1ZES_ 916111. made remarkable records. and _._._!f,_',,‘._=;:_,'_,',,___;;__,';.,‘.@_._,- f..__ ,

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All who can write, and have ideas, l ` , &$2'»,}_f// ' //"

arg urged to take up these studies ».____i `

rega g - _ _ . cation, as the papers .are not valued N1:\ard'.< Lzn THE LATE DR 0R_QNHYATEKHA_

ing ideas.

Suggestive Questions.

SEPTEMBER 6, 1908.

I Sam. 31. - Golden Text.-Prepare to meet thy

God. .Amos 4:12.

What. is the preparation necessary

in order to meet God with confidence and in peace 7'

Verse 1-Were the Israelites defeat-

ed because the Philistines had the better army. or was it because God was against Inael at this time 'I

Why was God against Israel attihfs

time ?

May we ever expect to win, in anv

thing, if God is against us, and if not, how do you account for the ap- parent success of some bad men 7 ' Verse Z-Why did God* permit the lovely Jonathan tn be slain 'P

In it often in these days, that the

innocent have to suder with the guil- ty ? Give sonar examples.

How do you justify God in permit-

tinfz thu innocent to sufisr with the guilty ?

Verse 3-If Saul had been true to

2102 would this defeat have happen-l

Does God often use the ungodly asf

instruments with which to chastisc: his children 'I

Verse 4-Was the death of Saul dc-

terinincd ny God to take place nt this battle ) 5ee I. Sam. xxviiL:19.

where, each one of us will die?

Granting the freedom of the will

_-infl that acts are contingent and not necessary, how cnn Goii""`k`now what n frcc ugcnf. will do 'I

is Saul tu be blamed for wanting

2. Each contestant fn this nnvnl y his S,-_roam (0 may h1m_ 0,- fm- gum,

Clllb must- answer each of the writ-» ¢“ll questions for 52 consecutive W‘*"kH. commencing for Sunday. Alllrust 23rd and the answers must ull lm ill Donssseion of this paper with- "- ‘W0 weeks of the oiose oi this l“'fl0d. which allows two weeks

face after the close of the con- 3- Each question must be answer- "1 lflllarately, and the paper wilt- tell On one_side only. No answer must contain more than two hund- ri-.d words and may be less. It will h¢_ n convenience ff. students vill “’\'1¢0 their answers on letter paper, about 8§ inches by 11 inches. 1 Each answer must have the ‘mme and address of the writer .it Ulu bottom of the answer, together Will! the date label of a current fs- '“° 0f»'l‘ho Guardian so it ».nn bel Identified, giving a number, regis- t‘"'L‘ll. and then the name will bs 'yi Oil so the examiner may know Vby number only. 5~ Students should oe careful to -.inderstand the question before nnii- Wfrlnir: To do this the lesson text

'gllfii be read and especially the verse ,r """°°S» upon which the question is -/ascii,

ms- The answers from this Local di uh must be delivered to The Guar- ,_:{‘ed°fH°e. and they wiu hs soi- mrw nt the close of the contest and d_ arllcfl to hrx*flr1unrrr»r.~1 for fu- ' *vendvnt examination ii compei

y __ v 15. i _ _

' `»¥JfN!'fH’fY“"""‘“"`*

ly killing himself?

Verse 5--Under the most provoking

circumstances what can be snid for or against suicide 'I

Vcrsc 6--In the long run is it pos- sinlc that, in any instance, sin cnul result in final happiness, and if anl act, which the world and the church! label sinful, really results in all round happiness ; was that act pro- oorly labelled? (This question must be answered in writing by members of thc club.)

`\‘crsoT-Whni: reason fe there to be-1

lleve that the wrong doing of one person, sometimes results fn tho ruin of a family, or a community, or a nation 7

Verses 8-10-In what respects fs_

i darn warfare conducted in a more

Is there any sense, or humanity, fn

modern warfare in killing and maim- fng all you can fn battle, and then picking up all who_ere not actually dead, and with tenderness andk at ` ~ c to

Lesson or un ay, ev

_mwid Made King Over Judah and

isresi. II. Som. ii:1-7; ' -

Saul and Jonathan Slain in Battle

no

humiinc wny than ancient warfare? i

l 9-ifiaipii.

‘rofmtanliI1lt1cafI'i:n‘ialtl)1;utgldliil. “Engl ovcr wliosc estate there is some trouble. P0 D 1

FRED (EAMIGIION, ..\\'liri ilrovc Gcirrge C-resells ut Halifax

Itaccsi yi.-stcrdny.

CUREDI

' i i i 'I' " '.‘°‘i’.l“f ou can n n ess removo ai cori, c iv

huxiqd, soft iii' bloedfiig, by, applyllig l'utnmn’.~\ Cnru Extractor. ltncvcr urns, lcnvcsnn scar contains no acids; ls linrmlcss because composed only of healing gums iuid bnlms. 1-‘fftly yours fn uso. Cure gunruutced. Sold by all ruggfsts 'zr»c. bottles. Rcfusi substitutes.

PUTNAM’S PAINLESS CORN EXTFIACTOR

Condensed Advertisemcn

Too late for Classification. 3

\\'.'-ANTED-A drug clerk with from -

two to four years experience.

Apply by letter to P. O. Box 188, Snurls. 9-°4fl1WDfl-

\`_.'AN’l`ED TO RENT-Furnished

dwelling for winter and Spring

months. Apply at Guardian Office.

amass-.S 'ansaseir lvinslllqt

l)rake’s fl ry

' Ginger Ale

A new drink and a good drink. You have ofleii liiiif,-‘<1 for just nur-.i :i _ drink as this. Hn-a a flavor so dtiici- ously superior Liint a description of it is impossible. lt'.~' so good, that to rc- alize its goodness, you will have to taste it. Your

grocer sells it.

1

IPM °1P°f1B° UUNIHS *hem lm ,r do ii-*.'r-A cottage containing tool, _

\W;1_“h7 11 13 what hm Bull donei rrioius pleasantly, situated on'

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‘tm-etfics nat on that the inhabitants* Hmsmro S““”r”4_4’?,l,°H;(’,' t° 301 Kem' New Glasgow, N. S

_I4 qulre 25.. Euston St.

9-4d1\vpd, -_

view of the cogency of their reason- _ __ __ __ _

1 Tonight _

lun boron nttnq, ll yur sluggish. out of tune. and

hllfoas, eslutlpatod. tall

‘Hood’s Pills

'i in

Souris, P. E. Island Patent Fish Drier

Fislieruicn or others wishing fri have sh dried for nxpmt or lzoiui: consumption 0 keep in any climate, may h:\\'i‘. some lfcnilcd lo :tt nliove named plant. imikiug use ol' iliis process :ill il;-.iiger ol fish being sun liurucll is avoided. Cos of drying iiioili-rntv.

fllif) fi. Mtl".\l{Lt\l\'l'I,

'Souris P. li. I, .llsmagi i'

--hdilsfin

_ "' ' ".,* ’ '_ . ' .5 .§,_

¢.'.:.'§;.'.~.

GEORGE

Time 2.27.

conscious, ,

who won the Three yenr old trot instraight heats at Halifax yesterday.

”';\j_. ._. _...___

SHOT HER IIQSBANI)

BECAUSE HE \\`AS MEAN

JONESBOR0. Ark., Smit. 2.-Iifrn.

Aruli Pickett _\'csf4-.willy shot und killed liar hmlizilifl, ii wt-.ll known i'c.=-irli-iit of .loncalioro livciiiiso she ullcges hi: was "menu and iilmsvd her."

Mrs. Pickett 1-scalp(-il with hcl' Step-

ftithcr, at pl'iiniiiu>nf i`:ii'iiii\r. Birth were nrrestoil lntcr. Mrs. Pickett cmifesscs.

____..,_______

GEIt`-.\IAN\' IS STEALlN(}_

A MARCH ON 1il'ltOPE.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-A ilcspafcli from

Tiiiigiar to the Time.-i goinpluins that (icrnuiiiy is stealing ii march on the i>fhc1'po\\'ci's Ly scwctly sending hei- .-oniiul to Fez, evidently the correspon- ili,-nt f-liiiiks, with the intention of beeing cmiiiiili.-i'uil by Mullet Hafid us thu first power to recognize him, und to have tt vonfideiitinl udvisorut tho new

` Sultiiifs side.

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Rl\'1\L Ol" PATTI

ANI) '1`ETl(A7.Zll\']

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inost.--inteiesting and syuipatlictic sing ers of modern Italian opera. An Italia erscl f, the com hines ull the grace uni charm of herrace in her own pcrsui She studied in Rome and Florence. uni hcl' splendid voice has been brought ff

Italian iiu and closrnees so reniurk

ruzinni.

Mini* Luliin is oxtrPm9l_v popular in

Berlin, \\'livi'v Mr. Huiiiiiii-1'.-itiiiii found livr. Shu .-lung list wiiift-rut flu' Kli- iuis-ichr\, Opt-ru nirlei' thc iliri~i'.tion of Ilvrr (lu~giiii'e. und pi'i»\'ci1on¢i uf the groutcnt siic<'i~.‘\s¢-.~i of this uiiie-i'p1'isiiig ilircctor. She Sung thc p.\iuci|n\l riilv.-i in "Lu 'l`osc:\," “Cui'iiicii," "Marriage ui' Figu.i'n," "'l`l\oliui'hci'ol` ?ii~\'ill~»" and “l~tigolefo."

Sho loft Bl-rlin suniit- in<iufli.~‘ algo to

uppcai' in I)i‘i\<il4\ii, Ii.1uibui'g:\iul Vairis. After sho i'ctui'n.~z frolii .-\uici'ii'u sluv in- tends to sing in ull the pi'i\u~ipz\l i'ifii~.~4 of Europe.

Cheap Farms

lfoui- liui|dr~il i\<~.i5~i of Luiiil ~iiti|r\\i~|l uma

W url Ili-viui. \\`il| buarilil in lui- or mic filin- l»i» i' | uit it-iiliirs \\'|-itu ur vltll on llieni-y itil:-.liic lui 'li|i.ui-

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LETTER OF CONDOLENi.‘E,

Mies Charlotte Howard. W- P..

Hugih Miller, Chairman of (`om-fiittee, Miss Edna Howard, Harry Hyde and David Scott on behalf of Coriiwalf Diytirkm have fofrwardlnl fu Jsniol land Mm. Drake and family the fil- ilowing kind words :--

We the officers and members of

the Bona of Temperance, furnwall iflivision, do hereby iefiffsr to you lin your recent `iie1`euvcinent our deepmt and sincere syrnpn uv. we trust that the affliction \\l.ii-h has come upon you in the providence of an all wise God may be sanctified to your spiritual and eternal welfare.

We recognize the excellence of his

character and his ohristinn folrtituda |gene'rally, and thus we rejoice “ith iynu that he was so wail prepared for the change awaiting hiim.

We recognize that by his experience

and the holy patience which he exer- lcised that he preached Christ, and this influence was not lost. thub though so long an invalid, yet

We trust that as it has pleased

'Almighty God to remove him from our presence, that he has entered up- on a nobler service in a higher sphere, even in the presence of the King- Hfmself. His removal we are sure will but maine one link more between ,you and frbgfternal. May it make Ito you spiritual tliinga more real and ‘bring heaven nearer to earth. ` Again extending to you our most:

ii Bl_‘3liLl1\'. 5“Pf» f3~'“M“'1@~ Mflfiil sincere sympathy. Signed un behalf , Lulua, who limi been cugugeil by O.~ac:ir of the Divibimh

Hnuixiieintizlii. uf New \<»i'k. asono of

next seitsnn`.~i _stars dt the I\li\nl\i‘ftuii,A_FFA1RS OF BROKERS Opera House, is regarded its one of _the IN RE(,E“,En_S PHNDS

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-Littlefield took charge today as re\

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lfc'iver of the aiiairs of A.

fvolved in difficulties of the stock ex-

He gave out his statement.

"As I understand it it is my duty

to realize as economically and speech ,ily as possible upon the assets of

,lthe bnnkrupts for the benefit of their _Crr:ilit<irs. lilvcry feature of their lbiisiiroos that has any Ieigitiniate cun- lnf1~.t.ion with or rclntinn to that ob- JPCI. I5. I Hllppose, a proper subject for in\'cstigntiun. Just \vhu.t features will be inrlliiicd or whzit special lir.-es ofinvi-sugation it will involve in thc absence of adequate knowledge of their affairs, it nliviously ini- possihle for mc to stutc.

NOTICE

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liacli i-'cnsoii it is our niui to priiviilc siiiiicliiiiig iiiuci

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niul iuorc stylish for the fiisliloiinfilc uuiii---than wc hurl

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opcuiiuz, thu L.»\|`i(}l~`.S`l`

"S\VF.LI,ILST and uiost up-to-dzilc, stock of s'iitiii;_'_\ uvcr brought to this province, :ind certainly cvcr slio\vii`

in this city. '

Tlicse goods are fresh from the 'ooms of the best

mills lu England and Scollz1iul.~~\\'iLli thu product of thc

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zililc, up-to-daic garments for incu, :uid we :irc giiini; fo put fcrivzii-cl every effort to cvcii siirpnss our own re- cord. lt will be our nini, dui'iu_i: this season to turn out STYLISH PERFECT FIT I ING garments that will coiupnrc fzwornhly with the wort of th: lic-_-it Amer-

\Ve \\'ou\d like to show you this big liiu: of goods.

\\'e are surc it will please you.

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_ Come in Today _

Jnhssh flehd remembered html SL ` ' ' Mr A. I’.Tl\ornc,n\ir soles- S

of 'E . - with gratitude ? | .vANT;.;p`_`.`,i"giri for gsnsi-,,| hmm- man for P.E.I.will be pleas-

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