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want to. just continue to neglect that dry, harsh condition of the hair and pay no heed to the in- creasing dandrnfl and you wiilbe bald soon enough.

If you prefer to haven luxuriant

growth of line, lustrous hair and want to cure rlandriiff, you can do that easily loo, by using

ELITE DANDRUFF CURE AND llllit TONIC

Will revitalize the hair bulbs as

long as a spark of life remains in them. Price 50 cents. Sold by

J.ii-IAMIESUN.

. Druggist.

GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald BL li[eKinnon’s Drug Store or ut stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- tion’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

i-28 di yr. Telephone No. 253

NOTICE

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ward

To the Electors of the

City of Charlottetown

Having been presented with a largely

signed requisition to become a candi- date for thc lilayoralty, after due con- sideration I have decided to do so.

For some years past I have had the

honor of representing Ward 5, and dur- ing that period have served in several Committees, and for fo-ir years Cliair- man oi the Street Committee.

Regarding the civic policy, in the

future as in the past. I will devote m best energies and abilities to the nd¥ vancenient and improvement of the commercial interests and general wel- fare of the City.

While practicing the greatest

economy eoiiirnensurnic with a fair iiieasure of progress, I purpose if elect~ cd to continue the good work that has marked the regime of the out-going Council. in riiniiiion with my fellow cltizeiis, rr-_».i.liii;_{ and doing business lierc, it sliiill be my duty to the utmost oiniy ability, to promote the welfare ni' all and safc~guard the various de- partments of- civic activities.

Iiarnestly soliciting your support.

lain yours respectfully,

Jah/iss Pa'roN.

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Not only in its combined

average circulation of 617| to

llec. 3:: 1905, and 7085 for

the last week in the old year for

The Daily and Tri-Weekly. but also ln

_ General News.

Special Features.

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Illustrations and

The voting in Prince County yesterday

resulted in a handsome majority for the repeal of the Scott Act in ordoir that the Prohibitory Law may take its place. In this splendid result. the County has moi. our expectations while Summer- aids has surpassed our brightest hopes. Current. reports here during the campaign were to the effect that the Western Capi- tal was somewhat cqnally rievidod in sentiment and niighn even give a majority in favor of thc Scott Act and against Pro- liibltlon.

Tho malnrity oi170 for Prohibit-ionin

Suinmcrsido is especially gratifying and does credit to that energetic and progres- sive town. Gongratulation is due to the Central Temperance Committee in Suni- nlersiiie, to the clergymen of nil eroeda and to the tempernnce workers through-

out the County for their active, judicious unil successful campaign. Tha spisndid victory for Prohibition in Prince gives assurance of like action in Klng'a and Queen's counties which will bring tha cn- tirc I'rovince under one law and one nd-

iiiinlstrutlon for the suppression of the liquor traffic.

-lack Lnndon,a Socialist author, aaya there ara in London l,I{J0,0(J0 persona who receive twenty-one shillings n wack or less in wages. Ona million eight hundred thousand people live on the povertyllne or below It and another million live with one week‘s wages bs- t-wccn them and piiupcrisni.

Australia has been dealing unfairly

with Cunadain tha matter of customs

duties, charging the duty on the value at point of original shipment with the trans- portntlonchnrges to the ocean shipping portaddsd. This was a diseriniinntion against the all-Canadian route via Van- couver and in favor of New York. A con- cession has now been made which

cquiillzcs rnnttcrs.

It is high time that the iinnualreport

visited this place and nas rnxsn rrom our midatadsar young life. Truly ho la no raepecter of persons, but with impartial hand hs takes away the old and the young. This time we are called upon to mourn the loaa of Ma|rgio,beloved daughter ot Murdock and Hannah McKenzie, aged 37 yearn. The expression “Oh Dsath, thou lovest the beautiful" has again been verified. Although she had been in failing health for some monthalt. was thought that by careful nursing sbs might recover her usual good health. All that was possible for human ageneyto do was done for her yettnno purpose. Dlaausa had laid hold upon her and she gradually faded nway until the end cams early Saturday night January 13, 1006. On Tuesday afternoon, all that was mortal of the dear young woman, was laid to rest In Orwell Head Cemetery. Many aorrowing friends followed the remains to ths cemetery, the funeral cortege being one of the largest asen in the place: all came topay their last respects to the dead nndtominglc their tours with those of the stricken family. Maggie was sgood

to perform ents of kindness and love. ner daily delight was in brightening some life. Har runny and lovely disposition en- deared har to all who knew hsr.Durlng the ravlvai at Vallsydsld in IBN oonductoii by Rov.R.MeI.san.sho came bold out for Christ anil put Him on by fntth and obedience, and sbs died trusting iinnly in the promises of the Redeemer. , Sho looked forward to the change not with fear but with tho thought which she often expressed to her friends, that “God knoweth 'best and doeth all things well." Surely hsrllfe wusnn exemplary one and her- faith shows the truth of the Savloi‘s words when Hesald “These things are hidden from the wise and prudent. and revealed unto babes." The lass of friends is hard to bear and in this instance particularly ao, but ws are ehearedlby the words of the Master, which he uttered when He Illmaclf stood by the sirio of another child, the young daughter of .Iairusnnti said “Sha la not dead but slaepeth_" This thought is cheering to her mourning parents, brothers and sisters, for they sorrow not as those with-

`out hope.-Cont.

President Castro of Vsneausla is saidi

toba preparing for war with France. \Vho knows what may happen i

i It is funny to rcnd thu charges and 1 counter chargesin the party newspapers in regard to the sulnry grab. Each blames tho other, and in the constituencies whether represented by Liberals or Con- servatives tha party which sustained defeat there is innst outspoken. Thus we

| have many Liberals in Queens and Prince,

land many Conservatives in Kings very lhearty in denunciation of the increase. The recent Conservative conference in this city, although nominally it provincial ibody, was almost wholly ninrle up from Queen's County and was dominated largely by the Conservative Members and Senators of this district. Hence the rnanncrin ivliiuli tho suhicet was glossed over. Still even in Charlottetown pro- mlnont Conservatives denounce the

"grab" very strongly.

A MOIHER’S DUTY

She Should Carefully Guard the

of the City was ready. The citizens arc clearly entitled to have the detailed accounts before thorn with timetorend, mark nuil inwardly digest them before taking part lu thc election. If there is

any excuse for the delay in publication of the report it should be at once _made known through the press.

A serious scandal developed in the

Siiskatcliewan elections. In Prince Albert where the Government candidate was returned, the deputy returning otileer and poll clerk for ii remote portion of the coiistitueucy have been convicted of fraud niiil lined 8200 each. Tnoydlri notvisit the polling place to which they were assigned, and of course hold no poll but forged ro- turns giving the Lioeral candidate 150 majority at that poll. Their punishment is absurdly inadequate. The member elect has thrown up the scat. and a new election must be held.

In political discussions and forecasts

one point Ia usually left. out of account an<l.yet is of vital consequence-mob tality. Take an instance: When the Liberal party came into power in ltiilil the Suunto was overwhelmingly Conservative. There were sou1e72 Conservative Senators und but nine Liberals in that House. Since than death has been busy among thc old men of the Red Chamber. Now there rcmnln only 32 Conservative Senn- turs. There are 40 Liberals and nine viieaiieics. When these arc filled there \villbc55Liberal Senators, a majority of 23, ns against. a Conservative majority of

A M0dBfn [q\|Ipn‘\g|'\(, -tltl only nino years ago. Death has

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THE iliiAliLlllTElilWli GUARDIAN

l

irrought thc cliange. The vacant seats nrc two in Nova Scotia, two in New Brunswick two in Alhcrlu, two in Sus-

ls away alma( ' . kutcliawnn and one in Ontario.

Health of Her Growing

I Daughter--Her Future Happi- » uers Depends Upon the Change ; lrom Girlliood to Womanhood.

i hEvery motther slilpuldh v]vi:1t4;htu;ith t e grentes care t e oat 0 cr tgrowing daughter. She ia ii girl to- rlny-to-morrow it woman. The happy health of womunhood depends upon this vltnl change froiu glrlliood. , When nature makes new rleiuunris nn- on her blool supply, you must. build

iup her blood with Ur. Williams’Pliik Plla. Her system is unequal to that strain If her back aches, if sheis pale or thin, dull-eyed or lariguid. Dr. Willlan.is` Pink Pills will give her

_ new, rich, red blood and tide her over the crisis. Dr. \Vlllinnis‘ Pnk Pills will make her development per-

,fect 'rind regkulur-i.hey wil; lruuke tier ;n siong, ii y, griiceu woman. iMiss Enerlne Vilundrc, St. Germain, iQue.. says: “While attending school my health began to give way. I unf- fercd from enduches and dizziness,

my appetite leg mg usd Lg pale us n corpse. s t e oc rs not

help menny nw father Igor. me a sup- ply of Dr. illiani's ink Pills. Ile- fore I had used two boxes there was an improvement, and when I hurl taken n halt dozen I was ttrrnin in perfect health. I believe all weak lsifnwtii mid new hearth ir they ...he

r. Williams' Pink Pills." ‘ Thousands of growing girls und

téhousands ‘gf l;voui&rhl;:we_ ll\,aiallthPi‘\|il|<l app ness r. um n s. They keep the blood rich and pure

anti regular. Thoy banish headaches and adenches and backnchas, and

thay bring the rosy glow of perfect hon th tohpalot atnld sallnviv cheotlail. lint. you mna ge o enu no w te full nnrnc, “Dr. Viliillamu' Pink Pills for Pnlc People," on the wrapper around eaeh box. Sold by nil medi- eine dcalors or sent by niail ut 50 ?$"lii‘..’I. “$35. °’n$“‘ v3i°iii‘ii...'§`° i‘~’li’.‘?i‘i..i‘.’.’.§

l‘ . Co., Brookville, Ont.

cisco or Corroii oN mir.

Bosroiv Jan.Zi0.--Between 700 and 800

‘bales of cotton in two holds of the iateanier Bohemian, which was loading

int East Boston for Liverpool, were ‘damaged by iirc this afternoon, the loss being cstiniatcd at $26,000. The steamer i was not damaged to any great cxtont.

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Sale of ends.-

Lots of ends big enough

to cover n room-others will

cover stairs, or make runners

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no consideration;

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Common Colds are the Cause of Many » Serious Diseases-

! Physicians who have gained a national ircputntion as analysts of the cause of lvnrious diseases. claim that il' catching lcold could ho avoided n long list of ` dangerous ailments would uavorbe heard of. Every one knows that pneumonia and consumption orlglnatc from vi cold. and ohmnlccatarrh, bronchitis, and ull throat and lung trouble nm aggravated and rendered more serious by enoh fresh attack. Do not. risk your llfa or taka chances when you have n cold. Chamber- laln‘s Cough licmeiiy will cure it before thssa diseases develop. This remedy contains no npiuni, morphine or other harmful dnig and Qhas thirty years of rapulntlun bank of li., gained by its cures under every condition. For sale by ull drugglsta.

Iiugliedchoeolate coated anscorn pills

ours constipation and other bowsi tmublcs. In all forms of stomach and liver trouhls than pills always prove helpful. Theyare easy and pleasant to

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' ofprloo.-Goo. E. Hughes. Apothsaaries

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WHAT CAUSES APPENDICITIS.

The commonest cause of appendicltiii

is constipation. When you requ re phyaic don'c use cheap drastic pil s-get Dr. I{umilton's Pills which arrenlrtien the stomach, regulate the bowels und pre- vent any tendency to nppendicttis. In one day you‘ll feel the tremendous bene- tit. of IJr.Hnmilt.on'a Pills. lly purifying tho blood and cleansing tha system they prevent headaches, lift depression and drive away ivenrineiw. No medicine so successful as Dr. Hamiltcn‘a Pilia,sold everywhere in 250. boxes with yellow cover; get the genuine.

CANIDATE FOR MAYOR.

Svnnrzr, Jan. 30.-H. Hearn, alderman

of Ward Four, und a well known barrister of this city, has announced himself a candidate for tho Mayoralty. Tire election takes place on March tlth. Opposition to the retiring aldermun has alreadydevelop~ ed in several wards.

A Habit to Be Encouraged-

The mother who has acquired the hiililtof keeping ou hnnd a bottle of Ghambcrlain't~i Couirli Remedy, saves herself a great amount of_ uneasiness and anxiety. Uouglis, colds and croup, to which children are susceptible are quickly cured by its use. It counterucbs any tendency of u uolri to result in Dncu- nionln, and if given as soon as the first ayrnpt/omsjof crcup appear, it will prevent theuttack. This remedy contains nothing injurious and mothers give it to little ones withn feeling of perfect security. Sold liy ull drugglsts.

P. l. ISLINI]

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.) Bea! (quarter) pcrlb.. .....00i'ito00ii Beeftsmall) '15 to 012 Mutton perci\rcass............ U7 totltlti Cattle Dressed... ......000 to 007 Butter fresh per ....022 toll?/it Eggs.. . . . ... .........,.......000t.o0?-5 Flour por owt (Island) .......250 to 000 Flour per bhl (imp.l..........4.'lii to 0 00 Oatmeal porIb,............... 35 to000 Potatoes per bus............

Hay per tontprosaedl

Straw por cwt............... Straw por ton (pressedl..... Chickenspor pair..... ..... I}ahha|rcporhd.......

I-Iayporewi......... Oats... . . . .

Turnips perbus... 00 to Oelsryper buneh............ .00Iitln000 .008to08§ Carrots por bus................0 l\0to000 Beets per bus...... . .....0fi0to000 Pn.rsnipsperboh...... ........0 K) to 0 0t‘ Genoa .....0l.00t.o 1.30 Ducks each.. ........080 to075 Turkeys oach.................0l.20toi.c0

SUMMERSIDE MARKET

(Farmers Prices-Corrected Daily.)

Barlsyper bus................0iS6r.o0 Bcat(carcass)perlb............ 04to005 Buckrdiaat............ ........050to0 65 Butter pci lb................0 I8to0ltl Calfskina 8§to00t) Eggs per dox..... . 2tlt,o000 Hay,loose...... .. $7.00to7l50 ,Hnyprcssed........ . ......}8.00to$0.00 Btrawprcsscd.................Q5.00to Oil) Hidoa por lb..... ..............0(l to00i) Roller Mill Flour, por cwt....2.00 to 0 U0 Oatmeal,perl00lbs............$.it0to000 Oats (black) per bushol......86to000 0ata(whit.s) per bushcl........0 35 to 0 00 Whcatpeibushsl (aced)........0 85 to 0 00 I?ork............,.. .. ..000tn0tB Pot.atoos,per bus...............022to0 00 'I'umip~i.... . . .......0liitn0tX) Goose porIb.......... .. ......0I2to0I4 Turkoyspsrlb 0 I4 In 0(1) Ducksperlh.......... ....... .0l0to0l2 0hlchens.....,..... 10 to 0 12 Milling Wheat.. . . . . .0 05 to 0 70 GEORGE'IOWN MARKETS

Barringpor bbl............... #M0 I-Inks, per qnintnl ... lfaddookpar qulntal........... 876 God, psrquintai Oi\t.s,pcrbus............. ......082 Potatoesporhna...'.............018 Turnips, par bna.... ...........0 14 Ems,por do|...................0 18 Oatmeal. ver cwi....... ,......i'15 Butl.orporlb........... ......0lJ Appleapai-bua...... .. .......050

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worth a cent The value or a rruue- °__|

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“ Progress Brand "

° label the most valuable asset of the clothing trade in Canada.

Men know that the “Progress” label goes onlY li* °|°¢hi“¥

of absolute perfection.

Men know that the “ Progrss" label is the strongest

quality argument in Canada.

Men know that the “Progress”

label is the one guarantee of satis- faction that never fails-to keep

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Useful Knowledge'

What is a Match?

A 'wooden splint prepared in such a way as to make

a light.

Wlro makes them ?

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E. B. EDDY C0. of HULL, P. Q.

How many Brands do they make ? About 15. Which is the best ? The “Silent Parlor." Always, everywlie.e, ask for Eddy’s Matches.

sciioriiinmgios

g Selling Agents,

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For Sale Cheap

The untlersigneil offer the following

for sale at their business stand North Wiltshire, P. E. I.

Viz:-One pure bred shortiiorn bull

2% years old, roan color, a iirst class animal.

Also three car loads choice No. I im-

ported cedar posts 7 feet in length. The above will be sold very cheap to clear.

MCLEAN BROS.,

Merchants, North Wiltshire.

ldzi twri.

liillIli||0ii Allliiiliii RAILWAY

ti. id Steamship Llncs to Burton via Yarmouth

'I`hu&i;puIur Ii`a.»it Lino Bctwoaii Eastern Nova

la, and lloston vin 'ls-nro, Windsor

Jultctimi and Halifax. EXPRESS TRAINS lcnvn Halifax daily. (91-

:opt Sunday) at 7.15 u. li. for Digby and ?(nrgioi&t;h making connection nt urmouth o .

r ca ii MIDLAND DIVISION-Trnina of t.ho Mid-

liuid Divlrzluir lau.\'0 \\ ilirirtol' dull; i0.XCcpi2 S\iiuiii.y)fnr'I`riiro nt 7.30i\. in. and .48 p. m. and from 'I‘ruro for Wiiirlrior ut, 0,40 ii. ni. and

rn, ooniiact.iii§iit Truro with trains of tho ntorcoloniul ailwn`y niid nt. Windsor wlth oxproas trnlim to nn from Halifax and Yarmouth. Oiiliiondny, Wcdiiosdny and Fri- day a.ocoiiinir\ilt\tio|it.rniin\ Nuts. 5 and 0 run betwoan Windsor- and 'l‘i-urn. The Royal and U, S. Mall Steam- .ship BOSTON The Faswat and Finest Btnamer lying bs- twcan the Maritime Provinces and sustain.

Iaavas Yorrnonth.Wodneaday and Baturday for Boston nn arrival of Express 'I‘rnlna from Halifax. Roturning loaves Long Wharf, Boawn, Tiioadny und Friday.

Pastwiigelrt arrivliir in Halifax noxi. day 7.5)

p' pi. by Ixzirosti Tru n.

I* or n I in orrriirtioli, guido hooks, folders ow which wéiimssiité lm, mulfw r.Ki-1. thai...- = gong, ciicra aaeanuer on an N.-S. M' Trains run on Atlantic Standard

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l’. GIFKINS, Gonnral Manager.

CANADIAN

PACI Fic

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TAWAMKEAO iiiirl botwuon BHIGR BROOKE and MONTIHCAII.

PACIFIC EXPRESS From Montrcnl ovary day nt. 0.40 ii. m. for all

mints.

CANAIIIAN N()llTHWItlB'I`,

KOOTENAY A_i‘:<'I) I’2\`(?II"IC COAST.

‘ This ruin -arries

Firstand Second Class Coaches iuiil Palace Bloopers. Also

Tounrqgéspnnrnn

SUNDAY. lti0\DllV :inf THURSDAY Nncipis mamma an ooioatiio. calico.-lifihaiiu

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Pay, Pay, » Pay!

Ars you sure you*re getting all tnat‘r

coming to you in return for the money yon,are paying out P Why not make sure? Why not do as so many of your fellow citizens are doing-trade harc- whsre you get your money's worth and also a good fit,good goods, and inc workmanship.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

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tion at. ntnticiis.

0. A. SHARP.

FOR SALE

Good second Ilsnd organ will be

sold at a bargain. Apply to

BENJ. CARTER & C0.,

zodtf Auctioneers.

'i`rnlu.< of this railway will run us follows: iload down. HUA(-iuua Read up.

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Moncton.

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Taking into

consideration the number oi copies actually distributed, the character of ,the circula- tion and the price charged lor advertis- ing. THE CIIAR- LGITETOWN GUAR- DIAN is by for the best adver. tising medium in the Pro. vinoo and the only one that tells and gum-_ antees its oir- oulation

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Trnliia loaviug Churluttetnwir 7.06 ti. ni.. iiiid

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A.n. 0.56 8.42 7.57 7.‘lA 6.53

ll.M. r-‘. M.

PLM

itesiiuy

(Bun-

605 3.30 2.44 2.15

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To persona who nrofgoinfwqn Wm,

the intention of farming and win p,,,_ ch,” [gud from \\_l. we agree to refund

con of ticket on firatlkayinent of land, It foilowiqng rates: one way fare D.. urehwe ol one quarter section, Full return fl" 01| purchuc of one half section or more. This must bg home seekers .excursion by C. P. R. and is not to exceed 54°-°°~

These lands are the choicest portions

of Saskatrhewalt (Eastern Assiniboia, and ,are in tiled and 'proven wheat. growing districts.

To be of use to you this offer must be

investigated at once. write for pncenterms and pamphlet.

or telephone before January gist.

F, ll. AULD, - COVt':hCati

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DESIGNERS. ILINGRAVERSJ

ELECTROTYPERS.

St. John, N. B.

R. JOHN LEDWILI., M-D-

PHYSICIAN ANI) BURGICUN

Pownal Street. oppoiilto rfs.Juau|ili‘s lioiirriil. HOUILS-iiiitil u oalock a.in.l to ii. ur.;

w 3 p, m, lz4t.tu-

FIRE |li§li|iliNliE.

For rntlcs lu tho P. E. Islnnrl Itfutu nl Fira Iii i-iurnnco Companion on Iturrii Ilulliiiiig

tllipmhoiva alalllilhlsclércgl H¢;.icsépCltic;iau Fac- , ii. res o.. py o wr B" A r o.D.1nci.‘_i. r’1u.i».-.iitsimir we ...nawti ohh.-iuttcrcw..

E. O. BROWN

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elf.” FA sasst..c.rnfiii'ii'°rNov. s°iitt..,vi.i."-. lottorgawn, P. E. Island. ,

5-25 wht

1_- A.A. Molaaan, K. 0. Donald Mcl{lniinu McLEAN § McKHVNON.

Barriuwiii. Attoriioys-at-Law.

us Block. ‘_‘hnr ottotlown.

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GEO. S. I NMAN, Tzrrisfer, Saffcflor, Nofary, etc.

Money to loan. Collections made.

Otllcc, Montague P. E. I.

SMALIJWOOD, C. R. Bnrrlator and Attoi-url'

at-Law. Notary Public, sto., Oiilccz thin

cron Block, lnbcly oocupisd by F. L. Hiwiiiil K.(l.. North Sldclluocn Square. Moncy toloiiii

W. F. II.Carvell, B. A.

‘ Barrister. Sullclior, ltntary, atc- Pommisslaiier for proving iloods for rc;il_~\r

, v. hr. c. A. i:..ii.ih..¢

Tclcphciio No. Charlottetown.

Money to loan.

Mauuaiili it Aisanaull

Barrlsteri, Solicitors, etc, SUMMERSIDE, P. E. 1.

Oilloes-Royal Bank of Canada building.

NE L IIMQUARRIE, K. C.

E. ARSENAULT.

K-6 dw I.|

W. A10. NGIIIIIN, ILC.. 0. GAVAN DUFFY Morson 6: Duffy

Barriaters and Attorneys.

Bruwnh Block, Charlottaitnwlg ’. IC. I. .BEGIN EY' TQ IICAN

Solicitors for Tito Itoynl Brink of Cniiuii:\.l

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MUMF BROS

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Produce Commission Merchants MUMFOBI)'S IIUIIIDING. ARGYLH ST., HALIFAX, N. S.

_Poritoniii attention ‘lynn to tha miles of niit | .-i-

H P Iii V tnblc Sci \~,

ihlmig-iilcsiiifis' ram' tttih °“°.. u”I `i\`i=ii

lrot rlcos saint ori’.a:itlllicatAonilr°C`iii|ai’pniiiei.\ ~ aolioghod. 4-IB dlyr

D. C. Mobnon, K. C. W. 1f.|BrrNri.v

McLeod fit Bentley,

Barristora and Attoriisyii-nt-law*

Bolioitorii for tho Bank of Nova Scotia'

Money to loan., Orriona-Bank of Nova Bootln Chiinilicr.-. II-I ltwwlyr. Chnrlotwtowll.

,E. B. WILLIAMS.

' Barrister. Solicitor and Notary.

Arson larvuanv and OFFICE--HOLMAN BUILDING,

Next door to Rgyal Bank, Water Si.

Suminerside. M NEY T0 LOAN.

Arilllll' I. B. .MClllSll,B.A.

(HARVARDJ

UMUIISTER ANDIATIDINBV-AT-LAW. Cor. Queen and Richmond Bra.. Uh'tnwii. Telephone. Hunan $l,20Hoa 45.

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CRDC Bl°Cl0Il A(lS r2St.e-,r°“°»-or-;r-_i

oi., G. l. MURPHY' & C0.

, s1mimv,c.r2

General Commission nmiumti

IllAndP|'llll41Ita`ndied on roinmll

,,,, ‘,223 'r ¢, :may ration, . ,,,_

Great George Street. Prompt return mag

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