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Before going to the sea side or any

other side-please order something io read fiom.-

Vlctori Book Store.

\Ve have all the latest and newest

magazines-novels, dailys and weekly papers, fashions etc, etc, etc,

Communicate with us by postal

telephone, or any way and we wil forward to your address any book or magazine at shortest notice.

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i __ _ _ _ -_ --I - l _ THE SCWMUEUUR CASE.

Some months ago Tim GUARDIAN

called attention to the fact that John G. Scrimgeour of Cardigan had been conceded the privilege of a bonded warehouse on his premises ; that he had been repeatedly convicted and lined for selling liquor contrary tothe Canada Temperance Act which is in force in Kings County, and that there was a strong presumption that the bonded warehouse was being used as acloak for the liquor business, inas- much asthere appeared no other or suilicient reason for the privilege of a customs warehouse in his cellar.

We also pointed out that John G.

Scrimgeour holds a commission as Justice of the Peace, and continues to exercise from time to time the func- tions of that odice, notwithstanding that he has been repeatedly convicted of violating the law of the land. Moreover we pointed out that Mr.

Scrimgeotr had been entrusted by gms Dominion government with the is- tribution of the fishery bounty cheques for King’s County, and that

this brought him into personal rela-

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of public money for making such is-

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Since the publication, in Tas Gum-

Diax of the facts above referred to calling attention to the fact that a convicted violator of is law was entrusted 'with the bonded warehouse,

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parently paidhy either the Federal dr Provincial Governments to the repre- sentations then made. Srimgeour is still a J usticeof the Pease, still has his bonded warehouseand still reatins the distribution of the fishery bounty. He has moreover been since charged with further violations of the Canada Temperance Act, and testimony was ofered afirming the unlawful sale of liquor by him.

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KENT STREET- TILEPIIDNI COKNICTION FIVE POINTS- sg

make the inquiry what the Provincial Government proposes to do about iii We most deeply regret that the cause

of complaint has not been long since removed But we cannot rmit the

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Munn! - 5 ,matter to dropout of sight until some- Lulluu _ ilthing is done. Surely the approval of

thomand sober. law-respecting

I" A =. _iiught to_ weigh with the

"3o§-nments of the country morethan

Iihlllfl- 'CFL _re support ot John G. Scrim-

Itis simply a defiance ofthe

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~'l.‘oeriste, Travellers and_ _ pzblic, requiring Laundry err

ve the same promptly attsnthlfto byeal

sentiment of the Province to things as they are.

Congratulations tot the Hon. Judge 'F_ifzgerald_and Bev- J. T. Bryan on

recent] ‘éhéerred academic

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your order. We will call for and delivir goods in any part ofthe city. _

Judge and an M. A. in course to Mr. Bryan.

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_ A Steel Feed Boiler this Fall! \ ‘

_ _ We have some nice steel boilers i__- in stock that we willsell at a ` small advance on cost. Vli

The.-e boilers are made of the_ ‘I b st steel plate and by the best bdil r makers. _i_, 3___o;__g_ua:antee them_ iorlzie first?

: - _ in very res . 0 mg;

-__ iron engs, all stseéathec C8-Han seeus ore nurchasin l~

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Halifair is proud of having _com-

pleted its iirst‘l50 years. The anni- versary was observed on the 21st as a general holiday and with hanging out of banners- After all Halifax is not very big for its age.

The news from across the Atlantic

is not assuring. France, disturbed at home over the Dreyfus matter, is in- creasing her pretensions to territorial rights in the shores of Newfi undland. In South. Africa the situation is so grave that the British Governmert

has resolved to increase the forces in `

that quarter to 40.000 men. No doubt this is not undertaken without good reason. Serious trouble must be apprehended where so large a force is concentrated.

:A fine granite monument in memory of the late Percy S. Hamilton, journ- alist, was uuveiled at Camp Hill Cemetery, Halifax ou the 21st. Mr Hamilton was born in 1826 and died in 1893. He was admitted to _the

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If not let us fit up’ our bed with MATTRE I ` I ` I

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our s ecial rices ar ` f “

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OR sssssss-i-sssssss-ssssssssssse _ _ -let us sell you a. BICYCLE, we have a. line that is

~ | | 1 _hai-, but devoted his energies 'mainly

to newspaper and literary work. He

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was an able advocate of Confeder- ation during the period that Nova Scotian sentiment was hostile to that

well of the Fathers of Confederation but after they gained high honors they neglected him. -His monument* is a tardy recognition of his personal worth and literary ability.

movement. Mr. Hamilton- deserved*

The General.-A;;nbl of the Pres

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bytr-rian church in Canada includes

logical professors, number 1013

§§“§?;§,l;*2$_‘°'i’§.°§.’i.2Z?.‘I"1£51?I ciscs of Notre Dame.

and there are 188 retired ministers or_ ministers without charge. The or- dained missionaries, home and foreign number 287 and the nnnrdained 472:' There are 851 self-supporting pastoral charges and 208 saugmented. The foreign mission fields are 95 in number home and French he-lds 498. The new members received during the past year number 17.486, and the total membership 212.026. The total re- venue of the Presbyterian church in Canada last year was $2.51l,175,of which 8473.936 was for missionary and educational work,81l'1.780 for other benevolent enterprises and 81.925. 450 for ministerial salaries and

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McDonald Rev Father Ronald Mc

tlle evening was the presentation of an _,address io Lieut- =McI»-tyre

audience of last night were not disap- pointed in ther expectation they had

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to the address of weliilime.

remarkswero made by_Dr'.' ’

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you have a cough or cold don’t

iment with Cough Mixture until theexgld

and will cure severe colds in a single night All druggists, 25 coats. _ _

__ FRESH Strawberries from Boston thi-i morning at Beer & Goff’s.-23 2i.

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Misses’ White Canvass

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keepon hand a lar e f it gf gg, ~tweeds. These are §he iiiihltzge iihd pztrghtgsst

market.

EXCELLENT 'riiotiiiiiii Gaiiadlan Tai, 0 `_

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Address and Presentation to_ Llciit-G0ver1\0r_McIiiUre? ' it

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Tolllyflf _ _ ~t~°*=~ _ ~ _ l E E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *_ Ons otihe most pleasing $_eaturos_ol ~ I* _ s ' 1 _ '_ _

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is deep seated. Griiiithsi Menthol Linim- `

F|at!s _ ent has proved the most successful Cough ' __ , _ I

_ Cure. Used internally and applied to the _ _f‘__ ‘ _ ' _ 0

_ sc, or 6 for 25°, 10<=,<»r 3 for 250, "“'°‘°_“°" °"°°°- “S” '*.i*°°°.°° °1‘°.'P°*»‘__ _ `

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Mons and Boys'i

_ Suits , Iliad!-to-Ill!

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see anywhere -but it’s e

- at least 35 per cent on you _ chase.

goods that much less at <3' Gibson great retiring

» to give our, customers the

of the low prices paid for roods. »

ORDINARY °

Values that we wish

» _ 7 ~ call and see, when we asks- E ~ Men S look atfour

How can we do this l The reason is we

We always make it a_

_ when we buy at a bargain

giving grand satisfaction-'-Dori’t. pay more than $50 00 for a ‘ ' ' Worth 35 per cent more. at abargain.

chain h l_-f ~ ° _ After you have gone the rounds ofthe town in loolringffor a bargain in

W 68 1 you do the dealer gets the best of YOU. _aniee watch, chain, or any article of _ Jewelry, come to us and you will he

satisfied at the snaps you receive.

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_- _ _ Going to waste (waist). Our waist sets are going to ladies waists very J Ma Q

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