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bug service .Ill

txt- can 5,. procured

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Hotel eV1ctorIa__ Wm, woot, Charlottetown 151° the. travelling p“|,||o e comfortable. up-tm gm hotel. 'Contains 44 Nom, with private bathe. Tha Cuisine Ie famous all over Canada. Telephone in ||| rooms. Courteoue ilerviiee.

H. C. BROWN. Manager

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors

VICTORIA HUDEL

J_ W. llurli y, O'i:t'ala§; J. F. Ar- ,,.¢¢_ it. -ltogers, -S'side;‘(l. MaeiMii- lnn, (`orn.wull; (ifeo. 'D.-‘Md3'i0sk'-By, L E. Cnuningho‘u, John iS. ‘Cough-

,_

cHA1zLo'1'rE'rowN GUARDIAN ‘ - -PAGETHBM

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was held yes-

Corner to Fort and was very

was conducted at

Fort Augustus 'Church by the Rev. Allen J._ McDonald, assisted by Rev. A. J. Molutyre of the .City Hospital, Rev. Alpbonsus Sinnpt of' the St. -Dunstan's Cathedral Staff and Rev. Nililliarn Monaghan of 'Lot Seven Dsrisb. The Fort Au- gustus ‘Choir was assisted by the Rev. Father lMiointyre,of Tracadie.

The pall-bearers were iMsssrs Pe-

ter 'l-leron. vt, McDonald. Peter Dui ty, Thomas McNally, -Daniel Mul- len and Bernard Callaghan,

Numerous floral tributes showed

the esteem 'and respect in which the deceased was held..

L. 0F N. MAY

(Gontinued from page 1)

lish newspapers. Another unique idea officially put forward was that no warship could be transferred from one flag to another. without due notice being given to the Leng- ue of Nations. Since 1921 the problem of private manufacture has dragged on with- out seei.ng very great progress be- cause tho opinion grew that as n whole, it could be better attacked by first solving the question of con trol of the traffic in arms from one country to another. This conclus- ion was based on the theory that the greatest international danger arose not from the free and un- trnmmeled manufacture of arms, but from the unrestricted move- ment ot these arms from one coun- try to nnotherplt is this phase of the problem whi`ch will he handled by the conference in May with the help o fthe United States, _

However. with a solution of the

international traffic problem in sight, attention has been concen-

pn, Si. John; Joinn- W. Wibarton, trated anew on the problem of pri-

liarion i:\..; A. J. Daibei, Halllfax; E. ,\_~}|igin-i. Oxiford; W. A. Olwea, S. John; iS. J. Jacobs, iSt. John; W. A.

Flenliniil. J oo |M'i‘I%.' Slim .M\"'*i°ck' Gordon Kuiun, Ai' ion Sm\L'..'h. M. G. Fraser. Geo. Wilson. Vernon |Hop- per. ’i‘»l\o.~z_ 'Gaim-u\, Jack 'Le0rment, nil of Truro; E. ‘A. Mason, St. Job-n; \\'. J. ilmngrove, Toronto; J. S.

vate manufacture. and hence the decision to examine this at Geneva.

The Labor interests of various

countries have came out flatly in fuvor.of-ap total and complete pro- hibition of private manufacture of arms, believing that this should he entrusted to governments and to governments alone.

Lemmint, 'i‘|uro; D. H. Kettriklge.

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Grnniz; 1). R. Helnderson, -Truro, 5"“,,_,d., I_|,,|,,,°n¢ fo, uw 0,.|m,,,_

\V. ll. \('.nn1'|il>cli, Ainfhorst. `

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Eight Insertion! ...'................

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS i

'ie por lim ol 5 'wil

pn un- or s words §

A geuts Wanted. I

PORTRAIT AGEN_TS__ - WRITE (Q estoiosu»_.\`Ui11iBll AH 1411-' raxuwlck Ave., Toronto.

. 890-1-12<Mws26i.

excellent -Bout Harbor. easy rail or water shipping, Full insiieflliim or particulars on request. B. _Compton xt -co.- » _san-2-11-Mai.

" Miscellaneous

\l1\_ilte ‘I-Ion. Ja-

his late resi- i _

_i_._.l...__‘..__-4

sl-lor rnom' i-loimowu omlog.

ONE H0lJR_‘!- _skating wiiih

baud after sports tonight.

392-2-11-1i

SKA-'DE PO8'i’.P-QN'ED.- Owing

to the mild weather the benefit skate for the..Firemen to be held in the outdoor rink at Pownal dock bas been indefinitely postponed.

UN.DERwRl1'|ER8 BANQUET -

About twenty-three of the local in- surance underwriterh attended s banquet yesterday afternoon at the Victoria Hotel. at which Mr. J. J. ~McSweeney. President of the Life

dl. M111 Mr. Ji A, iMIcCamus, Gen eral Secretary of the same organi- zation. were the guests of honor Besides the visitors. remarks were made by the--Chairman, :Mr, K. ‘S. Rogers, and Messrs 'I‘. W, Bentley and J. K, Ross `

-_»~nge¢l_ 'V

PERSONALS

Mr. W. T, Henderson, Mor_ell'is

ilmviig the guests registered at the Queen, ‘ -

\M'l'. VP. T. _'Clos-k. Surnmerside was

a visitor inftiie ci_0y"*yRsterdayl_ ~

Mr. J. J. ,_Arnet_t, Summer-side was

il VIBltU‘l‘ Ill the city y9g¢_eydw_

Mr. 'C. R. Rogers, Summersido,

was among the visitors'in the city yesterday( '

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DAVIS HOTEL

Mrs Willard McNeill, Mrs C, H-

MCD0ill\id. Mrs E. N. Campbell, Borden; Miss Lottie Sims. Ken- sington: Mr and Mrs Russell In-glee, Sum-merside; John Thomp- son,‘ Kensington; G. T. Spriggs, Kensington: Mr- Brown, York; Hifroid Mosse, New Annan; D. C- Johnston, E. Camrihell, Long Riv- er: W. Bernard, French River; Vernon Campbell, Bradalfane; G Ii. Haslnm. Springfield. Lot 67; Laurence Butler, -Cambridge ‘Mass J. W. McAchern, Souris; Mr and Mrs Slack-ford, Kensington; Miss M. Slockiord Charlottetown; Stella Bryenton, Kensington.

‘

SALVATION ARMY OFFICER HONORED

Adjutant Smith Receives First Class Decoration.

Adjutnint. :Solomon -Sm-ith. a New-

~foundl‘auder, 'who has been on serv- ice in -ludlin. 'for seiven years, hug :I .place in the King'-s New Year hon- |'ons, having receifved the Kaiser-L ,Hind medal oi’ the if-irst class, says

‘The -Wa-r Cry. The 'Adjutant is -iii

Underwriters Association of Cana- \ ‘

LQNDQN. non. 10,-_-witn_r-efoo f

ence :bo the statciixlent 'that 1Mr. As-

,uoion for mo Norni Polo on Jn-no 1.

-trial flights of the _twomachlncs

Ac land versus, Stewart tor.. else-‘ tion was continued- in the Sbprelne Court yesterday. The hearing of rebuttal evidence by thepiainiifr was‘beld in the afternoorl-after which Mr. Bentley K. Cf. lltldreililiiil the jury on behalf 'ot .the'.defcIi- dent. At 5 o'clock.Conrt-adiourn/ed

Canada Has Place

qui`tl1,.ifonmer premier, 'who -rc- cently iwas elevailied to ‘the ipeerwgv. 'will in future ibe 'konwn as the

stand almost pxactify in__the centre or 'tn-o <s|-in.-on inminiro. »

"-\0SI.A, Norway, Feb 10-Roald gtmundscn will .begin an nirplalu-

The explorers intention -was made known toduy' following successful

ho 'expects to use. 'IIE will take off from Spitrsibergen, mil the e'di-iii of lille Barents .Sea, -

\ _.--msn.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Pre\ss)` w~MONiT»R:EAL, Feb. -10-'-'~I..ittl1» business was transacted over thi- cnble with foreign >i)u_yn=rs for Canadian grain here' today hui tlmrc was some demand i’rpm New York exporters for Manitoba No, 5 wheat and :I round lot 'sale wnn made nt 14% cents per im-siivl under tl|c~ Winnipeg May option C.l.F. -bay ports and they also bid 0 cents per bushel under the May fuiurc for Manitoba .Nb, 4 whonl C.i.F, bay ports with sellers ask- ing 7 cents per .bushel under the éxport trade in barley and onto The local market for oats was easier -prices sconcd a decline- ol’ two cunts por bushel Ontarm Nu, 2 white .being quoted Ilnchapg- ed at 671/1 Nu. 3 grade at 6251.- cculs pur busl1~`»l the volume busi- ness in-thc spring wihcnt flour lnarkct was small but prices were stczuly no clia.'ng.\ of any impoixt-_ ance occurred in winter whoui grades 'i‘he_trndc_ in milhfeed was qui'-ct although _the prim* tendency was firm the demand' for rolled oats was-x_ limited. Th.- egg another cent per dozen ex-,

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until.-103il.»tbis-.morn.ing, ~.».‘:.'1i‘.-I' _ ~ I

“Earl of -Oxford and Asquiith." it is ` ‘

pointed out that in taiking this ’ii- _ _ '» __ tio the Llbe-ral leader assumes a _ ,_ , - - > _ ' ` doulblo iilerritoriai rank. Asquith ‘is . , - Yohlo name at n 'place in.\Saskwt;chd\\- _ _ _ I _ `

au, ‘nic-ar ‘R~e'gln=a, and'-is said -to \ _ _ _ _ `

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FUR 14 DAYS DNLY

We intend Clearing 0ut the Balance of

ilur Stock of

.Fur Robes I

_ Sleighs Harness _ ‘ S leigh Bells

ur Coats Pulpers Horse Rugs Grinders

AT 33 1 3 PER CENT DISGUUNT

20 DRIVING '

SLEIGHS

charge of 'tho Najilbaibad Settlement tremc dill-inwsla marked ilhe butter! Seats and

Ifnr Criminal -tribes. and h-as n par- ‘itlcularly “tou'gh” collection in his care, '

'l-t w-iii bc intcrcsvlng to know

. - - 4. g

ment -of india n. 'whole .lot of trou-

A ' PICK UP $5 FOR FE-W gems hours work. Then il you like, work regularly, have u 'bus- inessof your own, make $5 ull daily. Experience or capital un- necessary. Garreteon 'Company nrnnora, ont. 2-3-12L

Dl8Tii|BUT|NiG, REDIGIOUS LIT- sralurc pnys Christian men and women $30 to $50 weekly. $225 guaranteed for 90 day's work. commission besides. May W0i'k spare time. $21 a week and ex- penses pa|d."'1‘i'avsilérs to ap- iioint lucni distributors. Mr. Con- rnd, Spadln-u Building, Toronto.

-Feb. 4,7,11,14,18,21.25.28.

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For Sale

FOR SALE-MEACHAM'~8 ATLAS Price $20.00, Phone 378-J.-31

JNO. A. NloDONALD LAND SUR-

veyor, Hermanville. l'. E. l.

816-1-7--311105.

YOUR' ACCOUNT IS PAST DUE,

and' if not arranged by February 14th, 1925, will,be handed in for collection--North. TrY0l1 GN' ag'e_~ ' 341-2-941 -ifL- N.0Tl.CE_ T0 T|HE PUBLIC. I

have discontinued sawing boards

' and shingles till further fuetlce. ' A. French, Westmoreland, .-

358-2-10M2i.

IMMORTALITY CERTAIN. TH-E

life after death and a real world beyond is shown in Swedenborg’s great work on "Heaven and ~lIell.” Over 400 Danes. Onll’ 25 cents postpsidn W. K. Law, 486 Euclid Ave.. 'l`0r0llt0-

Jan, 31. Fob_ 4-7-11.

F08 SALE-COOK!-NG STOVE cheap. ilil Brighton Road,

857-2-10M3l.

§€l_________ Fw sA|_s_.-FRE-SH-ENED Arn- \\ifeand‘ Jersey cow. Byrne itauorm nivor. 378-2-1_1_,Mzi.

FUWMLE-.M.An|?l`s »E.No|Nss. "Ame lmperia -Heavy 20 and one Palmer 1 with Reverse.

‘6 . Bm Kbod working. fully ovor--

h§”I¢ii. almost complete accos- WIH. ‘One dc-ck hoist with Chili" ”iid»nroci¢et_ All going at low Rites as not in usa. Examine uid mono onor. _l3. Compton & Cv.. sono Iuvoi-_ -_ ~~'ss6-2-III/L21.

EBT ..

'~ ER cANNEr'\v Fon sAl.s

If lielle -itiver -Harbor including

.l“h<i. six buildings, steam boiler mid Backing equipment (Senmer

Iellielll. Three good Motor-Boats. “"9 ilery. onstraphoist and. en- sine. 400 gon.. goo tank, soo Por-

lor Traps (taha-elh heads) with

|'°i>s. anchors, buoys and ballast. Cannery set over. Tidewater. I"i'esh wotetylwfurs by steam irom concrete well. Graded 80 marks. Reliable Fishing Grounds. - ~

Malo Help WantA1‘-d

"A LOCAL INDUSTRY CAN OF-

-fer an att_ractive_ proposition to o live wire representative thiii is in a position to invest a limit- Icd amount of csiiiiill U~l!0lli'2i‘ with services. This is nn un- usual opportunitl' for :I high class man to .become connected

learning following greatest pay

IDB - ` eering, Electrical, Batteries. Welding. Chauf!erin8._ Bfivklily- ing, Plastering, Barberinz. 'Mech' apical fD_eni.istry. ‘Catalogue free. Write Hemphill Government Chartered Schools, King Street. Toro||to_ Esb. 4-7,11,14,l8.21.25.23-.

'ooonnan U st6-i4i1»MSi-

Ibie. The-y ‘would not work, ibut liv-` |111-c‘ntir'cly throwgilsstchiilng from' 'ills filhcr nu1'i¢vi.-s, so bhcyiwcre 'be- ing iconstanitiy imprisoned.

Some years 'back the Army was

approacircd on the sulbject and ask

ithings. amd the result have been very -ni-asked vthe tribe now being

gin, .for which the honors were giv-

drew Meurant of Souris, n. daugh-

Doiron, a daughter, illdlarie Lima.

- DEATHS ` -sounns-At. vanoonooi B c

Burial took Disco ‘Sunday at 12 o’clocls from Pownal '

Harold Jones. 75` -Kittrid St

trade but prices wcré ~.,well mum-|

situation was firm- with ~‘liodd‘»1~l

per pound and . '8' -‘A to 19% cents per DOUHU IICHUHI wiere unchanged at ' $2-90 il@\'i buslfel.

Dominion Live Stock Branch

OTTAWA, On-t, Feib: 10--The egg market is showing nn c.1_sier._` tendency and ijobbini-1 'p1ir.`_.'dt“‘

duction and imports from \_ United States are fairly heavy

Toronto. 'Iioronto 6170011118 i0`li'

steadier prices unvhanged Win-

Saskatchewan jo g ex fist 65 econde 45. El1ii101\“-in

Dominion ‘livestock-dhc bulk ni to-

tho market opened an-d caiw; sales this nnorninigfwere confined to unin-

$10.~50. '

Hogs ofigood quality and woight

275 cattle. 35 sheep ‘nd llnvbs.

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th _ " " _ .'l1?epdgIIImair:I|h e 'its customer!

L" :V 1 ° °

-~"‘**"'”"'“~ ' Clotlnng- Proposition

Quee Utd.. ' I - w--- -..°<_i’-oI'»-o.~»~»- l*:f.‘,::.:'.‘::::.'..i':.:.t°::..“z.';f°::.'. *'~'~- me W -i-- °i»i“‘.35"-i'I.‘?€i.‘i¥“l“.`2‘,?§ °"“ “Nl I .-WA. nd :Ive-loelIitg`w 3"" f~{.` :gn ' M _ F 'rhisis sn ex'cep`tloaiI"oppe‘i_tunitg 1 rl e#M¢.- t n mommouuonhtwngunvvl- . mom; tlI§?‘%=o:nIII:It§.r :nn ‘ln9nz|su,_ M... ,‘_ - ' _ __ ‘ii:owl6dxe‘.ot‘_»_Msle` A`ttl§e,__vko will

I ‘ -' » ` ‘I `

`Mm‘i;!::g‘_ ote i t ent an enesy Q was for. z _°'_,'i_;f_a ._,.__

with s lerle se otion of fabrics

if M ‘I - ' and styles at belt?,°T'1l\_l_e_s`ln tieneiiai

~ aaa t gore mares reeorooa

viilunwnu M mon _

-f»H- ' ' . ._ _Hotek .__i*I‘i5¢o§_»-_ .‘i;\a§y3lfti__ siiil-It noemarvtonnna-o _ _ u:i=_ ,f=A__i _ l\i\§-lte-`-i-‘;3;irst-lnstsnce-to- ’ ; _-1°°~“°~ffmf.

in

IN MEMORIAM'

' ` . in Lovins' Memory of ?lI$:"\:|\

.H dh ' S "5-

` L\l?i;||I"pgeeecI.‘ "v'*.\:‘\sm'n§an\|nry B3rd» ‘ma -" ,._,' ‘

How It-rants it seems. with I0

. :mush QM _ '

or mo one wo to mu °"‘. _not lllo lr 'o I:-"l_::~llo\;f° 1:0? 'svn' -.".r;_:~*.°.~f-' _

rg pgpsnollrnlrirr.. .

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_ And," wine; 'the sunset l’\\¢°" ~- the wouln!

»' etnllllf l _ Ang, mpeg *blunt the even 'Il

1|", 'y::g=§nIeI'o¢ thv beckoning

hand. '

n!~.1~l|m_ FAMILY.

EXTRACTOR

"°’- C°”“"‘“'“'““°“”~ 1orbbIng 'exii-no ns, nirsto oo, von-I ‘ |` ` -

oolnou.-At st, Annu, on Jon- §§“‘;‘;;0f3,l;b',ff we§§'“” 5°' “"5” I 100 HORSE RUGS dard -23rd to Mr, and Mrs. Angus .'M|0NmR,E,,_,L_ ,Quéw I.-,,h_ lo _ Assorted Sizes'

tained. The tone of the -cheesci ' ` _ _B_ackS, V

th t Ih t Hb at H 1 i |,,,,,,;e N0., 1- w;\0it;a-t~oré¢;1).l{coiorrs[v‘;I§ 5 DlIT€1_'_€I\t SIlYl€S._ ` I' ‘u-:er ar err-cz oo,sacrm- . sei t .o lcen.

innl iriibe which gave the overn- goods quo ( aNo E radé‘at 1') 1'3%

20 ‘SASKATCHEWAN ROBES

.§d.bM ‘hay t'w‘:;}'f‘lm ‘mm ‘Wea Toronto 'have declined 3 toil. carats SiZeS»

r.i e, an ‘eiai t 1 , i"l ,Q _.5 _ the ooo. one os»Iio,°..}.".§’”oo... “‘° ’“““°’ “’°“"‘°' ‘” “ “I” '}§°,, A.; 33 1.3% DISCQUNT

» . _ s -- o 1 "` "`

°“° °f the “W” Wi"-°'f1°“s in 1"- Ixiiiiifi sI'.f¢e§“IIo§I.eI.‘ovo §‘IInfo_ 10' GQAT ROBES

bing 55 extras 52, firsts, Montroal Grey and Black'

BIRTHS `-_nipeg Jobbing extras 5.5 to Assorted Sizes.

- -P_-_l_..__i_. ,

n-_To Mr and Mrs An firsts 50 to 55 seconds 3.: to A

.MBU RA-N _ . - ' 1 bbin tras 70 1-30

day’-s receipts 'had not arrived when 1_3%

__ . . .. ` -1 if - $11.00 ii -

.ggmlary 1'6th, .Elcho Bourke, in his ;lI4(3§5,t0aII-!iI'raco1lIrI\&I»fa1Iio;’z‘e)|IiI`conxnloh 8 - 1- ’°"‘ - -1. -~ ~ ‘ ~. ~ '.‘li"‘ffl.»$".i':‘f..I.f.'-"’.f’., 'Z2ifl3'§I.1oi§`Vi§.1'i?.;Z AND PULPERS

LA _A '|" " ‘ , - .0- ' s- .I-w

Satldlslny I:1i>Ii"ITil(Ig`T}‘I'l‘¢;I"ett}If‘?sIlI¢i1trIlfI_ igogilgghcgqsooldngdl ig2I1l0il1£I1II¢‘.IhcI1'slnt _ 1"3%

1" -

` solo -in 'mixed lots nom $11.50. -so ‘ ` » ` - 1 " ` ' ’

with “_ _mp-my growing gndug. -MaeDQNALD-_-Suddenly at Peakes iectg sold yesterday for $12.40 und -_ _ . ..,.. -_

try," Apply "E" Box 116. Station- Allan diiacDonuid._ ago 33 saws in-om $9.00 to $9.75 wi-.li an _ ` _ _- . - ’ _

. 344-2-9~m3i _ . _ _ _ ' _ ~ '

years Funeral Thursday morning extreime 'top of $10 00

_ at 9 o'clock to St, 'l'eresa's Chlirch. IRooe'i~l1tS UD I0 ten o'c-lock were

MEN vv'AN1°-eo. ssnn waits ~

anSr"..;’:.;:f°n.n.‘;'_';:n..§.; iz2.~:s:..:n:. " _ -All the Above Must- be Cleaned Out Before Stock Taking

from the residence of _her son. `

50 SETS DRIVING HARNESS

In Nickel,Solid Nickel, Brass,Oroi-de and Gen- uine Rubber Mount- ings.

At 33 1-3% .DISCOUNT

ALSO

Truck Wagon Pads and Bree-chings, Cart Saddles .and Breech- ings, Team Traces and Team Part-s of all kin-ds. At 33 1-3% DISCOUNT

PRICES SLASHED TO BELOW COST FIGURES.

STOCK VVILL BE SOLI) WITHOUT

' RESERVE.

_gummiskéy GuA ';"f91‘ _ _ _ .» . - __ ‘ .

. ». _-__-_.. -r . "A ` 'fr' 1' A ..

.__ _A ._ L v:-fl I J. _ = I ` 1 _*` ' ‘Z 1'oN|cH1' Q. s. s.‘Ioo sports. - . -'_ f. "' . 5 Y

' _ _ . 392-2-'11-1| -- . - -» E ' 1

Afr 'rue eu-shame count- __ ' » - -- _ ‘

Thg flirther hearing of the ease of 1 . .- ~. -` _ . ‘ _

0

10 PUNG AND BOX

SLEIGHS -

5 Different Styles At 33 1-3% DISCOUNT

6 SASKATCHEWAN

COATS - _

Sizes 46, 48 and 50”. ._

At 33 1-3% DISCOUNT'

Sizes 44, 46 and 48”. At 33 1-3% DISCOUNT

20 BEAVER COATS.

. \ SLEIGH BELLS ;___'

10 Different Styles in Nickel and Brass _ At 33 1-3% DISCOUNT

En-s 7 AND- ' 3”j.f PLATES

. At as 1-3% DIECQUNT

'i‘Sto;ioino Pain _ . ’ '_ _ __ I ` - Fjf

Ao- EarI.y._and Get V '_ st Cltoice

f -_ ailfi. ""1 _.BUGS jr", Ibipornfesl

1 `_vos»a\ofcorn__ ~ . -- _ _ _ r Ms sror s"Y0iiiif'?li?Qi‘de1i'-.‘.=.:.hY" yi " I - :_ T ' I , _

-and-% __ “ _‘ _ . .__,I" _ _ '

_will receive' prompt . .__ ' ‘ » attention. WRITE ‘ _ ‘ '_ ” " ` '

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. Summerslde `Gh.arl.ot¢etown _ Kensington

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_ 10 GRAIN;-..oaIND-_-

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Roslindnle, Saturday. Februgsy - - _ . I _. S “‘”"~“" f -_ 1: GUARANTEED _ ' - » » _~ - . 5’.3i~“.§§._§€..-‘.1‘s;.';§2.’?‘.i->.=~.‘,-3ff'..';.‘_‘.1,?;_ " ,; ._ To KILL ' _ °

, 1 mary 5 " 1i)25,__ _ary ‘Jane Mc-' | - ' ' ~ , _ _

'°“""l..........o».»»--5--1 _ls.::.°fs:'.:‘.:::f:;:;1;°:.:f;_:.3 1 HUGHES, Now is Your Chance to-Get the A-bove Goods- at- Less *J of Augustine Cove erbert of

_ _ , _ ~ ' ~ . _ w.:.:.r.‘:.;§.¥f.i.';i§i.i-‘r=%.i.°?;’...f.?:.::s‘;..r;:s:;..".::.”<..::.';..gm CORN - A all aii 0 i'i°°S-