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f ‘ierletl mmlers zrVldresse,l to the under-

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» . . » » Heart Church, are musing cozdtro-

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\- g'h°::“"?‘r?,z_:’_:‘1ac.||l algood. clean. clear ice. i ibe Obtained nt lAl¢rty'l Tonlorial i H

f ¢ lth;‘-£21? E -All news, advertising and lub- ; f a ` ‘ ‘ .fxf -ff-.1.""”‘.`. .3 \\` ._ . Don f

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-The ice harvest in Alberto;

l_ 'Parlon, Summenide. 12-lidnl.

side, leave; today for ('nmpb¢i1t0n_;seripLionn in Alberton and vicinity .\`. B., to which ;-lace he has been .Should be handed to H. Clark. Agent. transferred.-S. 1-Z5drd..

-Evangelist MacKay is hfliing

toni: of Summerade. The candidates

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are: . A. race. _ Leroy Holman, iii.

Dr. A. A. Mclrllan. Edward Monkle-

arid J. D. Goss. the other candidate_

Sa:r.sc\n Grady leaving retired. The pc-il opens at 9 nm. and closes at

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~>ome considerable time ago n 1

rr.-mn.-rtt».e was a;.~;~_»;nte<i to in,uzr=; .nl-if and a;\_:-lt' fornzn-.'-.;.'?f..'at.cn of,

Ali.»<-rt<..-n. As yet no wr.zs;~~.r_ nil l

m._r1n'.'r of repcrt from that commit- uELB0|_~R_\-E Fax “_The Feder,

ee tear! T' e people would line

t _ is ~ ._ n ‘ - . '

. _ _ .al (rovernment has gone still furth-'

to in/ff. :as me surf.;-ec: ie n drop-V » , . V V - ._ le-'i' ls the c.-:nrn;ttee st.ll at w..Vr}:° A xfusxfrsalfigmigégExa?f::;S;a?§‘:?C` ‘~‘~"..at and l.o-s' muck. has htriz d< ne"` T ' . g ` ' 'n

' ' lane; which ha'-‘e the effect rf ivrac it

- melally expelling the Orientals in t

,-'l"t:e second r-:ill all with can Pins. for the weeezlv prize takes place in the Summerside alleys this even- ing .n which the following are ele- grlile to tr.-nipcte r Roy 5fcM\irdo, 120; l-I-_gene Adams, lll; James McKay, it-'ij H. lt. Crockett, 112; J, F. Laf- lerty, lll; Will Vlark, Ill; I_ayt<,n lingers, 110; l'. G, Clark, 107.-S.

-Stanley Perry, son 'of Frank and .'if."a. Perry, Queen Hotel. ` Huinmer- aide, who has been on the stall’ of the Huzniuerside bunk of New Uciinsuick for the pain two or three yearn has received orders transferring him to the stad of the same branch at I-last lflorenoeville, .\`. B. "Nick" has been favorably known for a number of years as taking a prorriine-nt part in sports of all kinds, especially in hfwkev. being a mr-mber of the cham- pion Crystals for the past three or f0Ur yeaLrs_ and this year captain of the team. He leaves on Monde next for his new field of labor.-S.

*The sidewalk entertainment com-

mittee, Allierton, is deep in the throes of rehearsal practices for the

and dramatic portion, under the elli- Clerll and capable direction of J. F. White and Mr. Fielding, is stridlng airing towards; success and promise; several choice selections. lnstructive, rrrerxtoriow, clan-sical and entertain- ing are their Watchwords, and hold- ing fast by these, they will not dis~ appoint the people. Miss Wiener and Dr. Purdy of the musical and-Mrs.

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' ,g J. to 2 0)_ EW... 'ia-mi.-.. to 5-we wiget per mc. anvroachmz concert The livrary

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_ , , ., , _ _ ._ -All advertising in Snmmerside, ff'-“S5 -“_ ”,“~'*"°"_ “gd °‘Z°“¥ “ind vicinity rar 'nie Burning muy 'Satin more isteners t an can com-for Run] Dm’ u ‘eu u an ne' ;‘ff"?°lF be a°.`°m‘”‘”d°"d' Mu' mslnnd renewal subscriptions, should he .ara sube realized and his teach.ngslh.mied to mi” ,Amy G_ Buno-.s_ 8, "‘""`°' Summer Street. All news should _Today is election day for the el-li§)§.;§;nié0m`rT` [;lx{:rger;’"'eGnuard'M`

ertion of tk..-ee councillors for the? ' 1_z5dru:_

pearl tsheries on the Wes' c ant oz Australia. Although the trade i worth to the Commcnwcalth atozv. one hundred thousand pounds star ling, the Government has made n scruple in carrying out its policy Ostansibly the reason fer the Mins try's action is that the "White Aus tralia" policy permits no infringe ments such as caused by the prcsenc. of the pearlers on the coasts, but ih rf;-al reason is that the author.tie charged with the duty of securing ah defence of thc Island (_‘ont;nent ar anxious lest the Japan;-se Le_ giver: the opportunity of spying out th. land.

The Government of the State o Victoria proposes to' introduce n charities tax to which all wageeern ers will have to contribute. Some hospitals, languishing for lack r.- lunds, hope that the taxes will have

rinancial foundation.

The proposal to change the gunz.

of the Australian railways to a uni form one has been reported upon lu a committee of the Government. 'Ih.. Committee reports in favor of f, guage of four feet eight and n hal' inches throughout the Common vtealth.

Under the Compulsc-ry Service Law

one hundred and twenty-five thous and lads have rejzistezed for arm; training. .

The strike among the harvest-ei

l.\lcKay, one of the biggest mnnufnr

D/.-iron, orzanist of the Sacredi

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companies still cantinues. blasts

supply of agricultural mach‘nery t ro!-ie with orders renamed ir-urn th Arrgcnt.n=:.

ons by the famed Alherton female

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‘ hand, the only :such in the Province.

- From the turmoil ol’ this prepara-

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‘»\'c'rc .-,fit-'ii‘<f uuusuil lnirgairisto all tv rrk- mml' *L* “Ch °h”'“s is ‘”’““d°d Om-

- h V' "'~ A t ' ‘_ ( rug their-`ur:.| lv-vtufzt :irc :il-~.o|iill-ly _H“l‘§l}‘“; lection attimed to a Precise ani Sablt I0 1i1\'>c \'-l;-~ Trl '/\1i'lf‘U-'S \*’\1l|U““ pleasing nicety. Then the directors, *ere .=.tori:i-dt-!'\'i:1'cl..tliii.f oin nt vc-rv sniill laying aside for n time their ba- ' 1 H 5 i4 3 . - . .. . .. figures. li'.'L~r‘r article has be-cu grea'.l_\'d1fsco\int-fl ;~f'"f’- SMH 55?- Pe U9 |`¢3dl'»

small cash ncver bought in/irc than it can here, t'

U0'*`~ _ _ ment, Alherton will he treated to‘ __.V\/Qfklng and top 5111113; something in the literary, dramatic

-Heavy underwear ~ fm

- Heavy sweaters and sweater coats

-Working gloves and mitts pBlLL0ll STARTS A

-Sheep lined corduroy coats. 1

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6 CO* maniund J. M. (lrtillffy, of St. l.10\\‘s¢

I . . .. - . aboard, asrznded 1,000 feet. at 6.40 .1 1 mmf. iri..\.~i_\uio,\.1'.i..i. ddnck mniym and headed northwest

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COAT PANTSE->"‘l

.€l:i;i limi -.rs siiitnlile for both where the

cease from wriukling and the cre

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on shall come ~quitt and content-

ach solo brought true, an-1 each se-

hin all this has bean done, and hings point to its early accomplish-

nd musical lines heretofore uneiunl-

ou Lone Fimur’

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,Vn its lung distance flight. The hal-

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Restores color to Gray or

Faded hair-Removes Dan' druff and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a lux ur iant, healthy hair growth-Stops its

falling out. ls not a dye.

Sl.Ulnn\| 50: at Dm; Store: or direct noon

ft-¢t»|p; -if urine and _denlerl name. Selid |04: lor ¢.m,|¢ h»m|r.- Flnln lhy Specialties Cm. Newark, N. J., ll_S..4~ RBPUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES

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RESULT UF Hill IN NEVAUA SILVEH M|Nl

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TONOPAH, Nevada. Feb. 24.-Fir

has be-en‘ raging for more than 2 hours in the Belmont Silver Min; the largest in the country and fron t'..~lve to fifteen miners are belie.'e;. to he dead. 'Rescuers wire driver haclr when within two hundred fee of the fire while working through th Desert Queen shaft late last night and the management decided today that the mine would have to be seal- ed to confine the flames and smoke.

It is believed that several met death

by being dropped from the cage which made an ascent through the smoke. Eight men were injured being over- come Ly gas while working with a rescue party.

Early today the rescue party was

within sixty fret of the seat of the fire. Thhi-ve of the party were over- come by gas and fallen to the hospi- tal ff,-r' treritz: ont.

It is f;:.ri<-mletl that there is n<

hone uf tizidlng the entombed men alive.

That the death list might go eve

indicated by the report of one of thi rescuers who declared that he ha( counted the bodies of tw_elve deaf. men in one of th shafts. Other mem- hf-rs ol rescue squads declared that they believed some of the men im prim-nad nt ei depth of 1.100 feet wer still alive. They based this assiriior upon the belief that the men were protected from the flames by inter- vening walls and that they had broken the fresh air pipe runnin:

:'°"t‘“l°S“"'l ;F§;’mS'3§;';:,rb€o through that section of the mine and ‘os er. - unny i . - - '

Great George Street R

were thus able to keep breathing.

U'NEIl EFlS_lllH[l YEARS

higher than the first estimate was,

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Of sim_ le, chaste design, fme finish and great strength. I!

_ is as nearly perfect as a stove can be ` _ _

No pains or expense have been spared to embody in it the

very beat feature.-s known, and it is today recognized as one of the best--if not the best---MADE IN CANADA.

Every MONARCH made carries our absolute guarantee: lf )'¢\lll'

¢|¢.|¢|»¢i°¢.¢|¢1|,||¢w|,||¢ rang; on hiefloor, write un for circular and name ol' the nearest agent handling il.

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sc ,Nelll, the New Waterford postmaster.

with latest iiuprovenicuts for |91!--is as g00d RS if 100155” I

'nfl imprisonment as short an posslble, which was three years. Otherwise he

ltha prisoner who had assisted ln

convicted of stealing from the malls, was given three years, the minimum sentence. Hia lawyer asked for sus- pended sentenee and the crown prose- cutor reeommended that the lowest sentence be imposed. The judge said he regretted It was not in his power to grant the request of counsel for the accused, but would make the term

remarked he would have been glad to do so on amount of the conduct of V

every way the course of juntlee. The i judge however thought lt wal a can ’ lnvwhlch the clsmemcy of the crown . might well be Invoked, but that was

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hristie’s London Hats

1.00 to 5.00

Hawes Von al

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The Ever Popular Priced

$5.00 Hat

is here and we ask you to note that while the prices

of our new hats remain the same :is before the

, 0ne Price Cash System i that the QUALITY goes much better.

You get more value for your inoucy and `:/».t;<:r

quality goods at the price of tlieioriricr .<_\~.-it-ir.

V' One Price-Cash Down

1 0/YA/?Z07_`7`.£"7'0M//V6` B/G’ DEPA}?77‘7£/V;IdL tS’7'01?£7 P'

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llll'lS Clllllllll i $20,000 FIRE Ill IOHTKEAL

CODE IIEHDED; _

__ l I»lO.\TRF1AL, Feb. 24-A fire caused

OTT_AW_A_ F¢b_ 24__Am¢ndmen¢5 ¢3ldama'_'e ti the extent of about £20,-

Mgro clnl/s premises above the . works was also entirely burned out.

f' HEGROES BIIRED

the criminal code were suggested tV. “"9 1(-nigzht. The outhrealr starttdin

me prime minister by ner. nr. '#12 Branlr Cerrlacf Works on St. Shearer today. He asked that the Antoine Eiffel- Tl’-‘Ht “HS B 1119!-f system be done away with whereby Wind at U10 time and the fl'-Ani S it is possible after 3 conviction hy a Spread with great rapid-t_\' to th- nd- magistrate for a prisoner to appeall.'0iI”-10.2 building oecuvied by the Ros- nnd to secure hail from any justice sean .Garage Foinpany. ‘thee ire.- of the Peace hy submitt~ng as tends- SEVEFHA €Xl'>l0Si0DS Of gasoline and a men people who are irresponsible. Sir nuazitizy of rnrnzsh a'vo:1t the iflnf-‘ Wilfrid promised consideration. helped the conflagration along. The

\\'l.\'.\`lPEG. Feb. 24-The Dominion

tiovtinmerit decided to st0D the ilu- zziigrat. »n ni' neproes from the United Starr-s. ang! stopped at the boundary ri i»1.:'.;.‘ that wanted to go to Weat- t-:n canada. The negroes were atop- per! hecozise they were regarded as ul- desira!-le citizens.

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