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GUARDIAN ` _ 1" “

_ among ._n.o,___;l1s

.~' --_~'._~<~'~--ev. -1. 1,-».v. _ .-_ , _ __ ____ __ fnniivy- __lt_ *-

work; -` boyrand girls in school or business had work tedious and irk- some, but it im’t!hew'otk balfso much as their own lack of physical strength that makes it hard.

Rich blood, strong lungs and health-

iui digestion makework pleasurable in business, in school or even house-

work, and if those wc: are easily tired -who are or sick, t weak and ner-

vous-wé just take Sco_tt’s Emul- sion for __ ‘_ month and let its pure concentrated food create richer blood to puisate through' eybry artery and rein--let it builtin Structure of healthy

tissue and give _you vigorous strength -you would tin work easy and would

look for nlore. Insist on Scotl’s.

Scott A Bowne. Toronto. out. |5145

OAXACA PROCLAIMB

ITS SOVEREIGNTV

.\iEXl(`.O CITY. Feb, 8.-General

Pablo Gonzales, commander of the Unrrnnza fore-on in the capital last night made public the text of a man- ifesto issued by the State of Oaxaca to the Mexican nation. The manifesto says Oaxaca has proclaimed its sov- ereignty until consitutlonal order is resumed in the republic. lt is desired. the manifesto adds. to stand aloof from fratricidal strife and, being neut- ral, to place Oaxaca in the position to acl as at mediator when the time 'colnes to bring the warring fections to gether. _ Gencal Carranza has formally de- cccd Queretaro the provisional capi- tal of the republic and Mexico City the capital of the federal district.

Another decree issued by General

Uarranzn provides for a raise of 25 per cent. in the salaries of govemnlent employes and of the .men in the amiyl effective iilztreh l and also pensions of families of physicians who dll- in eomhatilng the typhlls fever.

FIRE ON BRITISH

BOARDiNG STEAMER.

l.(`i\'D(iN, Pellrllnry l4.- Fire

i.l-okn out this luornlntr on hoard lim lirllisil hoarding fuealllur l‘r-cl Castle. ill the Straits of Dover, it was ofl'lr~iail_v announced tllis after- noon. Tugs from Dover and other craft assisted ill lighting the fire. There was no loss of life.

‘

You Can't Work with hand or brain when the body is poorly nourished. Get warmth and strength for the day's work by eating for breakfast Shredded Wheat with hot milk. Contains all the body-building material in the whole wheat grain pre- pared in a digestible form. its crisp goodness is a delight to the palate and a life-giver to tired brain and jaded stomach. Made in Canada.

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DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH li'll.i5 $5532

t-|83 Pill for Woman. 35 a bex or threeto:

0. d at all Drug Stores. or mailed to sn?

uidseslon rcceiptof price. Tal s<xnsl.1. Dloo lb. Bt.. Ctthnrin Onlnrio.

~ Vim md

Vitallgzfor Nerve and Brain; increases "grey .-:.:~:..'--f.<e:.~"..:.°“"'t.:r ‘:s.r.:.‘°°....‘-';.' if pt1oc.”‘l‘ll shuoictaiilzao Og., Bt. Osthbrilcn ilntarfo.

Bold at Hughes' Drug Store.

Lecture at Victoria

Rev. G. M. Young will de

liver his lecture on “London” the capital of the Eutpire with lantern slides in \f ictoria

Hall Thursday evening Feb- ruary 10th at .-30. Admission 20 cents, Children 10 cents. Mysterious auction and dia!-

ogue at close of lecture. 7‘107~2-8M3i.

_ The Western

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_ -IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE UDRNING DAILY Guardian

ull bo obtained nt IA.iferty's Tonsor- isl Parlours, Summcrnlde.

side.

13th H. R. Bell will preach as follows: Kensington. at ll a. m. Brndaibene. at 3 p.m. and Clinton Hall at 'l pan.

-HORBEMEN.-The horse races

advertised for Thursday last by the

Sunlmgslde Driving Club have on ac- count the weather been postponed lndeilnately.

-RESOLUTION OF CONDOL

Division No_ 3 of the L. A. A. 0. H. held in Tignlsh, February sixth, the foliowng resoluton was unalunously adopted: Whereas it has pleased Al- mghty God to call to Himself Mrs. Henry Brooks of Boston, the beloved sister of our esteemed treasurer. Sis- ter Brennan; Be it Therefore Resolv- ed thnt the following message of con- dolence he presented to Sister Brea- nan: Dear Sister:-We, your sis- ters of the L. A. A. 0. H. of Division No. 3, Tignish. have heard with regret of the sad death of your dear sister. Mrs. Henry Brooks. and we beg to ofi'er you our deepest sympathy in your bereavement. Though sensible of tho blow her early death is to you and to her young husband and child _wc wish to remind you that the “Lol'd__ doeth all things well" and that. in l-iis tender compassion He shall heal the wound indicted on your hearts by llis own loving hand. \Ve loin our prayers to yours for the rcposo of her soul. Signed on behalf of the Division Mary Hackett. President.; Mary F. O'Connor. Vice. Preside-nt; 'Mary E. Morrissey, Tignlsh, Fehrllnry 6tll. Tie it further resolved that .fl copy of this resolutloll be forwarded in Sister Brennan and to tile local press.

TIGNISI1 _

-CARD PARTY. - A card party was hr-_ld at lllc home of Mr. John. Shea. Sea ('ow Pond, Monday evening. Mr_ and Mrs. Shea showed their usual hospitality, which was enjoyed by all present.-Z.

--CHANGE OF RESIDENCE. -Mr.-

W. D. Sumner left Tuesday morning fo the American \Vest, to resume his former law practice there. Mr_ Sum- ner intends to return in a few weeks lo make arrangements for moving his family to the west, wllcrc they in- land to nlalte their future home.-Z.

-COMING CONCERT. - Mrs. J.

.-\. Hackett is showing her usual char- itable spirit ill preparing some of the home talent for a concert to be given l~`oh l-itll in aid oi' lilo Tignlah con- vent. As we have ll number of talent- ed young pcoplc in the town we hope i it will prove n grand success.-Z.

son of Mr. Patrick-Daltonand nephew of l{oll._(Illas._.Dalton. was< Tuesday united in marriage. to -Miss Gaudet,‘ daughter of William I. Gaudet, Harp- cr Road. After the ceremony the hap- py couple drove to the home of the bride's parents where a hearty re- ception awnited them.-Z.

-HORSE LOST.-The storm of

last night had a strange coincidence. with the last scvero storm here. While the result was not so sad. it llcvcrtllcless was a great. loss. Mr. Martin P. Doyle of Norway drove to Tignisll Friday cvening a distance oi' five miles, accompallied by Mr. Nciligan, to attend the recruiting meeting. After the meeting Mr. Doyle hitched his horse and tied him ill shelter for a short time before starting for home. and leaving him for a few moments, upon returning found he was gone_ Mr. Doyle was not seriously. alarmed as he decided the horse had broken loose and gone home. but instead of going home he went in the opposite direction, and it is supposed became bewildered and fell over an embankment into the water and ice, where be was found dead this morning. near the spot where the body of Mr. Perry was found a short time ago.-Z

There ls more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Doc- tors prescribed local remedies. and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incurable. Catarrh isalofal disease. greatly influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment. HnIl'n Uatnrrh (fure. manufactured by l". I. (‘heney& 4 'o _ Toledo. ilhio. is a constitutional remedy. ll taken intemaliy and acts thru the Blood onthe Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred lloilan reward is offered lor any case that Hlll's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Semi for circulars and testimonials.

E. l. CHENEY & C0.. Toledo. Ohio.

Sold by druillints, 75C. -

lI:lli's Family Pills forlfonitipalion.

V' `_

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,I- _ac ..,

` /hlinter Vests that

REUBEN TUPLIN & C0.

are Stylish and Warm

Todhy, we are showing

of fancy vests for men.

And everyone of them

_ is 5 warm. stylish, well

mode garment. All sins are shown ill a good vario- ty of styles and grades - at prices that any man can .easily afford to pay.

You should aes these _

volt#-you must see them before you can appreciate

_ ' how good tile values sro. '

Call around today.

i-6NIO¢NTperwordeaolllllner~

‘ -W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex- _ change, is Guardian Agent in Summer- _

-WILL PREACH-011 FBb1'l|»ll‘Y-_,late Mrs. James A. Sharp, will take

ence. -at nw regular meeting ot* --cuuncl-l or scorl./iiln -

2‘2..s‘§'{”‘ii»'.'sli§“°sl‘fii‘.»?.§..C33 “fit “'\°- "*'-\-“-W-°- f°°°- ' if __ - ’ _‘ i I _ __ S“’”’”°"““'° “' 7 'rlls deanl occurred at nl-aaalbans 0 ‘

on the 7th inst. or Ann Cameron wife

‘““'*" '~E°""~"‘E *T “‘"°"‘° or nic nts wlulam G. mia. Deceased \`/ \

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TON.- The lecture on the present . _ If-, 1%! by <-_ M- <=--- :'.‘:.°.3.:.la:°.:1:.'.°..°::'..:;“° °.:.°.°';s ~5~ bell was one. the like of which Kell- an "dem,_ Christan and leaves to i _ _ ___r~ ‘

tion tor the odverttsing in this column. Cedt must accompany order. Mini- mum cbarge, twenty-ilvo cents.

-LINKLETTERB MEAT 8l»i0P»

Water St. East. Telephone 23 Ring 2. 7294-2-lollti.

-FUNERAL-The filllerll Of the

place _mom _ber into residence on Bum- mer St. Snmmerside, on Friday after- noon. February 11th. Sonics at the house beginning gi, 3_ p_m.

-GOOD ICE.-This is ideal weather

for making ice the lcemen are busily taking up the first crop which is now

Rev. Jas. liincbougali will preach

sington people are seldom privileg-

ed orator, giving every word its

proper accent. which. together with his compelling personal magnetism,

the nations of the earth. Ile quoted history showing” that many other dreams of world power, in ages

the unspoken influence was that tho l\nisor's dream notvajthstnnding

itlcation of its hatred of the Brit-

_I<_]ngland" slogan. He spoke of the

questioned, and the large portion of

German people are taught to b-

great British Empire is the result of luck and sharp practice," and many

other calamities algainext England nro foisted on a guliibe German Deasantry hy ll scheming military

sent to tha front to find out the

which were sent to the soldiers in the trenches. dfter accomplishing her task, she came back to Canada. and during a conversation with Dr.

oi' some incidents that had not got-

Generni French “Hold on Canadian;

held on for twenty four hours a Ktllnst 120,000 of the picked soldiers of Germany. That was the attempt- ed drive on Calais. History records no more daring and wondeful feat. The charge of this Llzhi Brigade at Balaltlava. does'nt compare with it. A vote of thanks to Dr. Campbell was moved by Mr. Ormond Thomp- son who emphasized it by a nice little speech and second by Dr. H0\lSl0n who drew attention to the fact that to the Red Cross and Ken- sington Women's patriotic league, the credit was due for having Dr. Campbell here. to lecture. also that they were now assured Red Cross parcels were getting to the trenches. The thanks of the audience was con- veyed to the speaker, by the chair. man. Mayor Darrach, in his custom~ ary happy manner, remarking (by the way) that “lt is a favorite mat- hod of ours to renumerate speakers with a vote of thanks.” Dr. Camp- bell replied to tho vote of thanks KFMGYCIIY. and said that it was a great. pleasure to speak to nn gum. ence that gave such close attention that tho reaction on the speaker i-rracefuliy. and said that it was a nice sum for the -Patriotic society was realized by sales of candy and small admission fee.-K.

IESTERII PEISDIIILS

-Mr. W. A. Carr, Summerside, loft

ness trip.---Ii_

-Mr. John ltlx, ldlmsdaln, and Img,

3°" Giillfllll. Bloomfield. were'ln Sum-

Y ls

on Tuesday for Bear River one bust- served years ago when-'it wld ann.

mcrsidc, on Wednestlny.--li. “_ friendliness that it will nptggmmgi-gg

an exceptionally nice line _ _ tlsh-American. _

r..¢ it

returned to left on Mo

-Capt. and -bln. John Stewart.

Wen Point. were in Summer-side Tuesday 1m___t_lloir.wny ul charlotte- toan where ey_.wtll spend the week.

-Mr. James C. Tuplln. Black Banks r

was an in pr from the East on Wedn I _and left for home

in the afternoon,-}i_._

. Fr-H-.

-C0\1\'l- F600 Graves and Fenton

Arblng. who llay_e,épeea` in Charlotte- town taking a N. . 0. Course, were

va Scotia Kensing-

it 5 éi § 5

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mourn two daughters Mrs. J D Reev

Friuie. Colorado Springs Colo. and

bert and Charles. Bradalbane; Wil liam in St. Louis Mo . James in Wlnnl

passed away to her eternal rest En- phemia. .lane I-iili. br-loved wife of Ro- befrt MacLeod Iiradalbane. and daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs James liiil Fred

ed her some years ago l

kind claimed her for its own. The funeral service was held in the Christ-

was a faithful member H R Bell.

crowd gathered to pay their last ir hute of respect to our departed sis

and evergreen ber memory sr a er and Robert I. C. Hill, of Fredericton,

children. We laid ber body to rest in Fredericton Cemetery not as those without hope hut_ball_aving that when _

Christ shall coln'o~ ihose.wh_o~hl;.ve'

THE FARADOR

It is sad to know of so many

deaths from pneumonia. Nearly these deaths would-have been pre vented had the Fnrador been used.

Charlottetown young- manz-

cass and pronounced it pneumonia Knowing the same severe cases of

Farador to work. It, was applied with hot compress according to di- rections. lt brought down the tem- perature, made me perspire and the next morning I felt so much better I was able to sit up. In just one. week's time I was able to resume work. When I had pneumonia four years ego I was confined' to my bed- three months and lt. was five months before l was able to work. Note the difference. it is a. grand thing to know what to do when ill. The '_ Parador is the ideal remedy.

Another Charlottetown man stat-

monia by means of the Farador when his case seemd hopeless. '

Several other lslanders state that

the Farndor cured them of' pneus monia. The names and addressed of the persons referred to will be given upon request. People are urg- ently invited to investigate.

W. . ENMAN, Farador Agent,

226 Richmond St.; Choidbikntowtt.

7284-2-l0lifli.

FIRING A BALUTE ‘

' An interesting explanation attaches ‘to the curious custom of tiring n salute When s dignltary visits a foreign coun- try the moment that his ship enters port n formal salute ill tired-ls a signal of welcome. This cuaibtn was ob-

sidel-oll tho correct tblnl- for n' port. to "rv lla guns m show- the visiting stranger that the cltizensmnd authori- ties placed such confldenccin his

necessary to keep the_¢ttnl'load`ed,'_ _lo ` all the shots were dilobnrged.-SPO

_-_-

A VOLUNTIIIT f‘l'|'H‘

(Manchester Gnlrdiiil

l-smile pronoun lina-

es that he was cured of double pncu- _

examination. _He seem- ho Mi imopon his there was o dialogue ‘|"°_,.*°._\*9_'°. ”°" y'anlYle..1o so mounds

' V 1 'disc lacy- 1 V1

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._ _“-119-121 §tree't:Chnrlottetown _ _ i

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ed to near. nr. campbcll ls a salsa- ____ same v_.”|_mm___ and i,,;_ _,_ W: Q ' _ ‘ .

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proper sound, and every syllable its su __°“s_ J C_ ,l,°dd_ Summerside; “W _,_ _/,. \

. _ __ __

and evident sincerity in the truth ' ' .'_`.'-1 J °‘ Wh” *‘° '° “"“=- °°“‘“"“"‘° fit?’f§§'§G'§§rIi¢fi'ii°i:2l.’l'll'f§'E°..il'§é! such wrapt. attention as is not often S ___ and 0 b ther Hr AL _ 'f " f _` _ -_ ~ the privilege of a speaker to com- °“ 5 "g(§°“° 3: fztetown ‘The ‘ / / ._1_¢.\s_\i,'_ _ mand. Dr. Campbell spoke for an ex” er am mn 'ru ` h _ - l . _ ____ hour and a half, which time to the funeral “Nice W" cmductedmat' If/[8 i - " , . 1 audience seemed more like fifteen g°m|° and gm" by thi’ R°"'°“ V' _mei _,=. .__ _ _ _

D “ed was it with aui. The sorrow ng fam y _ __ f ____

l _. _ 'V ‘ ," 5 f

minutes, so e gro H h h s \ I 3," ` 'ff h ‘_ _ r ends mourn not in vain, for s o n _ \ __ __ _. \__ , __.__.____._.:_. if §§l'°.§5‘l’I.lf’§§ 'L'32.§§d‘"§..§’.'if§‘l}1 3;,” 1° dwell- f°f°vf=f Wm- the 1»°f<L - \\ _ ,_ ='__;-_-;.-j§___-_.__ and pained when be stopped. The ' _ _ _'..'__'-'_`-` / ` speaker dealt at length with the ‘ ~-‘.~~.';. i `

P_:'ussian "Dream of Empire" and MRS' ROBERT McLE°°' ‘.\ _ '.:_.-‘gg _ \

t t- would-be imposition of the ‘ ' "" _ ,f

German thought and “l{uliure" on on Fm' 13"' M Bwdalhmm "Mr" ,nf

past had never materialized. and erlcton (lfer |1iother'~having'predec¢Mi _ . _'t _ _

' "rad f llll<lfl».lllll Q the Droilaratlon of fifty years for h _“nfl mecemz; .near dpspffe If _ ._ ,_ _ -9~ Q

“the day," would . er h . til . 0 r "V R y i Dr. Camphili wasnflispossgduilo ogweti "mt m“‘“"'“| “km ‘md '°"'"g minds. IM

in a short time on the German lust- mum do’ “mm” the enemy' M mm _ - ' ’ "'

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_ »_~. » __ I.. _ _ _.__ __ -_ ___ _ _=__ _i_ __________ __'~‘<l'

. _ _ _ _ 1_ ;__.v____1_;___i___ _ _ ~ _ , _ _,

about sixteen inches thick and of ex- ' ' " ~ ' / _ _;;' ~_i‘_,*\\\ I _

¢-ellen: quality.-H. ' I _ M ./ _ _I ~ » -ol _

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2.00 Blouses now only 2.75 Blouses now only 3.00 Blouses now only 3.75 Blouses now only 4.50 Blouses now only 3

‘sh pwple' and the "G°u strata ian Church Bradalbane, of which she ` I-H'-' '-

non bl l' lslull ° " I - '

-»-»»»‘?-`_"“=--°=-iii"’5§»<i’“»-~‘-I-if'-»’i»- 2:;‘;::.‘;“°:;‘t.;tss;'::.°s.;“:.';"r.f:f_ Men’s Overcoats Offeri here e to-da

s;equent__:o__ the bl§¢:;¢_0f T"“m5“"' Mr Mc(‘null Nothwithstanding the = '

sncew c tme ran's ower on ' '_ ' _ » -__ -'-'i _-.. » _ _ -ie 11-- »--» ’“°“’““‘“"’ "‘ "‘° "°“‘“"' “ ‘“"€l Wholesale Prices. Get a Warm Coat now---

M; T“r‘:l‘:"Z‘:l-ich ‘$3 ;‘35"“;""‘f’P°""‘§3 """ 3"” ‘° “‘°“"i. “ti 33”” at yo_ur'ovvn__pl'°i`_ce----while days are Cold. _

On along table in the reagyeto wear

department, we are placing on I all rem- ainders from th1spastseason’s_stock ofwbite muslin-organdie and marqulsette blouses.

You have seen them. You klrow - how

complete and how exquisite the se ev.‘__ti_t;n is. You know that this store always' the nicest range of blouses in P. E. I.

And now-you can buy them at factory

prices and less. _

These Blouses are .RlGH'l`, They are

NEW; Tney are GOOD. They will FIT. And-_all we want is to have a chance to show them TO YOU. They will SELL THEM-

_ SELVES.- _ _

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aristrocracy, heneo the intense hat-. m::f“}?f`énDh.' Chrliiarshuli cfm h ng ‘ I .fi ' ma or am,-land. Dr. csmphell W ‘ '“- ' ' =‘ " ~ ‘ _ ,,<¥»`,"__ /,h

WEDDING Mr Daniel Dalton piumkenm Ilglowitmlxi terms CM the Ch I _ I ` I' V " _ |'»":""`f' ' 5' ` '- .- . /lravery nm socm i’ _ dl' . " " -` - -' -- - _

_ - -» -_-» ar slow

. . _- _ , _ ' / ' '/_-22. _ 'g _ _ ' _. ' 21;/ , _,_ ‘ . _- if _

claims 1,, nu- nuttin or \'pn-.s ` ` ` T” I- f ` ` _,J ' This was probably the most thrilling _ f _ _ ‘ ' _ . ' ' _'=,_ _` `f 2. t " "-._{'l_`_f .j._§}<\/if;-_'= l part of the lecture. He related an ` ' ' ` ‘ ' U ` 9 "9"" n

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"eve that a large p°m°“ °f the her brother. andher husband and two ‘ _ ‘ ' , F Q ___

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incldent which _was "nd _him b _ . _ __ ,F-iginlm - ' _‘ ~_~' -aim ___ ___._ _ ` ==’ Hg. _-_"ff-' -it-gl?-1-` lady whom Sir Sam Hughesyha;"°F PNELm°N|A'°V MEANS °F " ` ‘ _‘ ` *-l,_ '- ` / _

' ’ ’i'»'~.- _ ‘»-. _' -' , 1\ __

cause of parcels not being delivered “_” s j'/J ‘ ,<" _-_ g 5.1;." /

_ _ , ._ _ . ,

all ` " ' j /

ithe fate of Empire depends on you" . . °

-Seven thousand Calmdian soldiers pneumonia were cured by the Fsra- _

. _ dor I wasted no time in getting the -

Art ticking--a good close weave,

one that does not let the feathers through, ln a _very pretg blue stnpe and floral design. Reg ar 32c Yd--Stiéciai .. C

..Wh'ts ' ’ , ,

durabiet»ne,wid1:%leI§vy ggridsttliggfd -one that will- _wear well and easy to wash,_70 ms wide .Regular 28c C

A large ize " ' ,ll -

s one. ~

_ 'ags'n1,_~=st<>ut ufibleacllea comm, 40in_s wide,thisisai_verychegootton gg 12c yd, but fo_r Friday and ' turday f¢€'.Yi $1.00 1»..f@.`f;“Zi°“.;.i§f°.“-f‘i°.'.?°$l‘d.‘*§.?;.§°'?..i‘; r...~“.sss°s.s.s..e°=...bs.s 11.

_ws la'v_¢'; ` T gnhlrdmll tulle ____ ____ _ _ _ _ ”’"°»i......~“'°l-"°”:»§

' ' ___lu_»l¢`._ww¢lln¢,_

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_ _ is '_ ' bath 33h§t‘”h

._ iii

Eta sa

on-ss oceans sn .

Campbell, he naked her 1° tell mm The following statement is from a` ,____' __ ___ __ ____y _ _ _ _ _ -- -'_ --

ten into fl-ull, she wld him abou; “About two months ago I con-

Col. Guthrie of New Brunswick, get- Uacmd ll BBW’-l`8 COW. UBCBNG Vt'-I" °

nn; wolmuf-.ll iulru-on limes and sick and sllilsred from lmlns in my

sun living, also or tho immortal Chest- Fearing I had Pllwmvviil I _

message to tha Cmmdlam; from sent for a doctor who diagnosed my ` '

Deparllnent

. ie” “sa ‘°“;‘.i.i°y,.“s;‘. 8°” 0° aorcaso ,an s-'_ wiii be withdrgwn at 9.30 ` night-so come early as there__ai‘é 6” ‘ small quantities of some of theft 8 offered. w _ ' _

D 'if tthda tI`.° Depari)rIdent°;§letbe_g3rouri'tllh§ol:>r. men

Just receiveda smalltloilof hitclt

tlowels which were made for a firm

an re ‘ " an an., not 'lt fm =‘.e°°i°“°‘r..l‘r.v..“‘:.“if`3°’ are so an a. I I ' hemmed at boths endévvvyitb them name woven inthe centre of the towel size 18x38' they are regular worth 25ceach for Friday and Satur- _ day perpatrfoiz... c

We_ have Ta few of

lace dollies left they are worth 1_5c such but for__£_ridaty_-and Saturday

_ wg ,_ ‘ 6d¥.a..°i§.f__...fT5._fT§f_.. 504!

towels

at 55:: from

fully; _ _cleann out,we have

75c6aCh» @Cl_hlf°f__¢QCh.....'..t

at2$c pair. »» “K”

spun..-_. . _ ' _

.gist

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.v‘_j*i°,_~ f:.,"_i_q‘ "fic " ~_ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _- .__ _-___.__,,__.____,__.--__5___ ___'-‘.