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There a;e con'-s in a -'Sp
score of st ‘les and differ- S”
5 ist movement. It is stated that but _n
n stro.i;;ht i`oriservntive candidates inn n good deal of noise in the land,
Others 5i`lver1\i(»iinle(l, ~ are in the field in opposition to tin nn
Laurier Government, while the Nu ,e
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\'C‘1'§'f`lU9 355U7ln-ent rion:;l'_=-t cnntlidates number fifty- no
of real Fbonv with ' lil' _
' ` , *be fifty-live have little or no clinnci gn- _
<‘lLUtlUl1. but Sl-'me Of fllelll llalfe fl the margin between this and the_ fif-
-liting chance at leust. Senator. een which Senator Casgrain admits
horn linudlt-;<_l
Prices 25c to .$5.00
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- .~ |'n l`l'..t-ber held by the Uprosition in gh
J.Gt I  A ilffrl i{c..e lust l':i_ili.inier.t the Government ~~stimnte would give him fifteen ‘ma-
~, infnh is to iulu thier, und nt the out-,Jo
I)R'[’(`l\` . ~` . -.. :ide fot::te_n or liitu.-ii seats will be reciprocity should prove to be B0
1 i i ie irc.-‘L t`.;it t'onsel'vr.ti\'cS and N11- sweepingly popular in the maritime
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"Our I-lygrnde brondr‘l;»t':l has .- '-.1 5
acted nun quality Send mr sn'nln°" .'oliil'~r dcmnnil for it except in tbl
Patons. ‘l-Zdtf
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,Vasgrniii told the Toronto Globe a is
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'"`_f‘:'e stripllngs; that ofeleveu seats ,\,'
'_ lin".-_;=iz‘. wus e\'pccted by mr
ind about despuired of ever gettin;
l-~~"~-- '°-°"`°°"f""i""':" ""7 it. lifelong oliponents had no feu_r <1
\\' days ,ago that some of them are Smeg, Taking the one estimate Sii
ufnu would have a minority Of
1- 'in _.L to_;ct!1er can -curry. _ llr
nevzat-.r oiisgrnili is n pronounce# fi-id Laurier uilirms it to be.
t what their voting strength may
lliug n week hence. It allllleafs
0. llUllbfl9SS 11 lllff-T0 l>I`<\llUl`fl0ll 0 they do not hope to gain more than
rity. Even that would be ample, if
There are a good many persons‘Liberal and he may be over-sangu- »_-
ongnont Canada who noun] be nne. :he tSt. Fzllnhn _Gi¢;§>e, wh$_\: eng. ,already inure is tailk tif vgiiskg
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d to We the too wud vote OHM cgxmmeiitlinz upons Mi' Cszi)sgarsin'§ :B iasn piiidblg a(i1ldldi):g‘iiicellul :hatr this' .  . N 
Vince °f Quebec' which has since timate, goes on to say: "It must should be so. Already eauh PH»!`f»Y 15! 6 n 0  
5 BUDD01‘ted Sir Wilfrid Laurier. not be forgotten that the Bourassa accusing the other of leading the way'
`d8d HS the VOWH 0! Otn" Pro lparty is making considerable pro- in this vile business. This 8180 |185
Gus are lil->t“'¢€H the t“`0 Zfeliflgress. A few years ago it had no ex- been frequent in the past. -Most re-
itical parties of Canada. But intense; but at the present time if grettabiy, too, be it said, both DSN'
ebec is_a law unto itself _and from nan nfty_nv,_ cnndidatw in Qhehen rum use of money and of whiskey
8 i0 Umfl Stlmdi BPH" U1 its at' That would seem to indicate that if _neretofol_n_ We beneve ther, is _a
ude from what Other Pl‘0Vll\C9B HW is a growing party." It also show! large, decent, law-abiding element in
nking about and voting upon. The that the movement -is not confined to b0|lh Parties which will resent such
» ~ . practices. Any Candidate or PHP*-Y
l question afforded an instance 0l.nny one section, but permeates the resorunp to such dewstahn, work
s years ago, und now. it is the entire pmvin¢e_ It also has a richly _‘reserves defeat
"Y lll10Sfl0ll~ strong support in the Ultra-montanc __
Th.s time the Conservative pnrty, Sectinn nf the dergy of Qughe¢_ WANTED Bl:.'I‘ThR HUADB.
ce very strong in the French- It seems probable enough 1-,hatthe git- '*'
e-"il-iilig Pr0\'il1C9. NIB U99" largely Nationalists are, as Senator Cas- ` what community could be called
bmerged by the so-called National grain Says, "stronger in-voice than
votes." Certainly they are mak-
can only he determined by the
cnty-live seuts nt the outside and
possible is only a matter of ten
irty-five in Quebec. The Nationalist
ovinces :ind the West as Sir Wil-
*-` T “ lI`:~`_l1 ill-` Till? CAl\Il’AlGl~ 7
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The syiritcll 1-lettiun cnviipziigns
f"l "WV-'~`~“ lo Us "1°‘5°~ within 5 onfellerution was in issue has any
_ _ .ubject been more fully discussed in
-2s;.fts ilaclurcd. And if a nialorifl __n
'celi the willing \_-ill be held und tl<
f thi yiuople ivnut reciprocity tbe_.
' the majority decid.
f:‘ rr~~ i - -‘ , .. ' -If \~oarll. ' ‘_
Ti; ci--’~~ -  l.-_-n a strung.
., in “s fnr'e‘tiou, in its progreis
-..‘ ln its d-wi o,\:.1"-t. 'vnu :l_gi'r'c e
1' ivzlvle by Messrs. Fielding an. __
'_.¢-rron at \Vn..=bingtoii took th
ox; trj' ‘v -":rprire. Noisllcli swee;
lilly. Lifelong friends of reciprocit)
`Nortbv.'est. The country was pros _.
M0t.hnrS fliclll, ~,/--rv li \~\ \',`cl‘o»is und content. _
dress their -ii -f .- o il -.. l 1. l
CIol.hln-; mu n~ ..v'
handsome
With ovary s I v o -- '
absolutely Frei.. ~ -  .s l
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n_.-..__.»....__.-_3?_._..~.,..~.:-. ..L=. rl. .rlcll _o|»n.-.;-‘itioii of the other Agnin thorn nm 10cn1_ rumors of =nent of that day expended some $35,
ll-‘fl lol <»‘.\C<l llle llflllvy Of 0l`S"n" political “revelations” such as some-` inn "n on Mnnnnnnl mann leaning to B
lunn ny fn,-. ;)nn,J)nitn,n in the 1-1nnn¢_ _mms occur on the eve of in election 'his city, and I ani sure I am within
_ , , ,_ < - the mark when I state that $35
_‘__ the demand that the people be con _ __ _:____: _mt b______ g______t_ on them in any'
.¢»1\~ suited, the dissolution and the clcc H0108 for lBl'_i_:eI‘ markets, freer one year Since tnny nm-e new nut
 zion. Apparently during the discus- trade, better trnnsportntion and un-‘-town, and in the lnngilage of the
'l.,,». .- ‘|;>.~ ~ $7' sion n l.n‘ge number of o‘.ectors linve,taxed food. lfil-l`0ct, ports ol tlieni look like thirty
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' ,ff |_` \\,',' =;`,';z clmn-_'cd sides. Strong Liberals ure' 1- }‘-'fm-”~ Ann F0 “n lmlfe ll C‘l“d1UU“lcmng the hmrm agam coming in vo
_ _____,,_, n . __‘__n,,,_ (,_n.,,_=,ny; ,ind ,~,t|on__ _( ongeivatival. Wi. quite agree with the published __._0Ve_n_m___t _mn p(,(nnn_ NU G0vm_n_ dark, glossy hair at the age of seven-
nl ___.- : ,i \  ___.' are S|l;_poi~\,iiig the policy. ystateineut of .lohn Mc(`lnry, head ol _nent Stone (._,.nnnm.s nl. _.0nn|.s "bt n ty-five, while our mothers have white
l \\ `»‘ di ` l' / To it roiisidcl':i.ble extent we shall the great manufacturing company in Kiiig-.drag or in fact any ntnnr m_{halr before they~are fifty. Our grand-
' " ,» bnrc tlirou.f:lionr_ the country n new_L0\1d0l\. Out., that the farmer will .ilcmcut of modern construction for-'n
-‘if/if -\‘
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.;)_.
_, - _ _ (luite recently one of the ic~tt'
` -_   ._' - ments of ilncert;;int_v in forecasting fl‘l’€ mil-l‘k0f llllddf I`€C1PI`OCity. He mallet-B of mn. Dominion nnninsgnns
  tlic result of the polling are two:i\\'0uld be very foolish if he did so. give us assurance of his intention. to? n
 ._ ..,-___-__._. -_-1-l",_'_-' ,How mnny` electors have chzinged.And if the fnrmers curry this elec- fU“SlSt this Province thl‘0\l!Zh fl1€'¢
._ __   4" if nj-"' ‘ from one pn`i~tyi-`1u'~liry to the other‘.’_tioli, as we believe they will, they |;`;M§eeIi;[2_r(j'l()_v?lingnm' ,inr:.th.e fpmviilnz 0
W i 0  .\r.l, wixut is the sti-vli_<tli of the Na- will feel conscious of their P . i ) - lgmu S` lm m Orma mn nas been 0V9r°0me» and by Hiking 81'
L ‘ OW" lutely given by Hon. lt. L. I3ordcn'n1Ost any nrngclnss drnggist for Wy_ _ _
' "'f. \ lLl1'BS dSlh H'H d <. i
e  Running Water ln
' Q .    in il. i-'rl- -un, if - - -_ . _ _
_ml “__ ____  _____%___<_____,_____ 11ionol_st__ie f,_t in_ tjucbec _,__ _t_n _ _gay \_\l _inn (em ind und will get will he_rece1\cd h_y oni falmcls and 9 nge an n n nn an. eme y
dvnr. _1i______,.~_-__,_`_4%_,,,. in. ,__-c.liin .n l_l|l__ the totfi io c ie ucec dut|es_ou cottons, woo11en5_ :in rnteiested public with great satis-_tho puhlig can ggtngupu-ion nrepm-n.
  pol  tl.io\.;,l~_..nt <'n.;n<`..i uns 1,- agricultural implements and the fnctmn' Tn” ‘S "S It Snnnln l‘°~ IV*-l°“ Of Blige. Witll the udiuixfiilre Ol
ls H Wm Fl(-'rl ' ` lsulphur, another valuable remedy for ‘-=;.-:;_ls,‘.".g_g1;§_`,.-.f'_"‘-3?',;',‘ 
hair and scalp troubles. Daily use of ",n__- ‘nf 
nAnp coAL
Schooner “U ‘tv ` wrrived today
with 500 tons' lie.-I. 1|u.'»llity Hurd
Coal in Cliestnnt und St-~v.~ sizes.
Wecoinnience di>.e.h:ir7’iig Sunr-
day. '
Order your s-ipul loda'-1 for' -..
livery from rbi.: ~_f. - 1 i
l.>-.»-in  _
A. Picilk-:ri  
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11111' #ll \‘.'.l;l:;;v~ ',. -. -n_g.;|§__
d'lll.lY‘f<,1llld \.'.'.'1li`= tlu- ll-.xl
values that \u.,m.__~ mn hnv
Uni' slioll, cou;c fvoiil _
lim s of inniuiflrim-1-' - =.
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l.?;i_;;;’.;l_i:;‘n  The Klllll ll0ll lluvu »llW2ll'S llullglll
,his question of reciprocity. The num-
.er of public meetings has been very
,_'1i`n-`t it both the Government nr _;__e__L_ _mn in the chief centres they
ere larger than were ever before
ield in Canada. The -number ol
speakers has been n legion. The sub-
otliing new to be said upon it and
"or that. matter little that was new
as been snid for weeks past.
.loderately good, both for Canada
uid Prince Edward Island and we
_ _ ook for its adoption by a majority
ls Cllllllllf- Tllnnn “'35 no nrgen' of the people. ` But should the major-
.ty by any cliuuce decide against it,
8,104 with a majority of 16,962 on
e Liberal side.
Perhaps not since the question of
e press and on the platform than
ct has been exhausted. There is
To The Guardian reciprocity looks
ies have been smirched with the cor-
modern or up to date that docs not
.qsses ample means of c<mxmun\cuting_
.vith the rest of the world? lt is not
iuflicient that we can travel DY F811
;o the main points of the Island; \\’€
must have easy means of reaching all
Darts of it, and as the Pathway
through the nil' is not specially :it-
‘_ract'ive to most of us, we need and
host have good roads.
In dry weather any road is pass-
able but in wet weather such as we
have in the spring and autumn
nonths words fail properly YO de'
icribe the conditions. If our horses
were gifted with speech such as Bul-
1am's Ass of old, what language we
Ivould have heard as the poor animals
.abored over those roads.
No man can ever figure the loss of
time and equipment farmers have suf-
fered in hauling produce to market
over muddy and \vet roads.. We have
all “cusscd" the roads, _the system
and the overseers who often made the
roads worse than better. It has been
well said that thc worst enemy to
the roads is the rain storms, and a
:lose second is the man who deposits
the refuse and vegetable matter from
the gutter upon the road bed, There
are men' through the country who
are in charge of road work who are
nursing the same old methods that
mve been in use for fifty years..
They pay little attention to drainage,
they fill the road bed with sods and
refuse, leaving it rough. uneven, full
of' holes. and let the public wear it
down and themselves out in trying to
make u road. If they could hear the
curses loud and deep that sound along
these roads their consciences would
surely bc troubled for causing such an
increase in thc habit of profane
swearing.The men who fill the road
with sods verily have their reward in
the estimation in which they are held
anadu will not be ruined nor her,
by the general public.
| There are many of-them and they
lrenlind me of the young man who
down her face. "Let me kiss those
tears away.” She fell into his arms
H s c H A s.i.o 'r T E-1' o w N G U A-iz D Ian A gsm; 3:; _-_»»;»__n_=€i_;=15_; <;=,n»;i_;ig\_; _ T
_ l"l_{IU/-\Y. SEPTEMBER I , :gn _ ‘ _
I O e
_ L_ _ _ ___ 5 'Der cent to the western manulactur _ n  e II 
I N LIST VEMENT IN UEBE _ ers. What greater boon could there _ S
THE NAT 0 A MO Q C be to P. E. Island tnsu HHS?
A Menace to Canada
In Montreil a few days ago Mr Hamer Green.
Wood, a member of the British House _of Commons
made the following striking statement ’
‘fT.l3.¢__!0.li¢.y- <1f-l*llf.-c. Beufessu uu<l_.ll;°
lYl.9e.l5.oei_¢.eu.§_..fh.s=-,luf¢ul<:uP_-9lil\° British
_-L
Empire, _f_9n__o_n_e hope that the pee-_
Ple of Quebec will uutsunnuLlhfm.-3’
The MASK has been THRQWN OFF. A The
anti-navy, anti-British policy of the Nationalist has
become, dcminant in the Tory camp in 'Quebec and
BORl)EN and BUURASSA have ioined hands
to the utter shame .and disgrace of the Conserva-
tive Parry. '
 vnn___  Anti-British-Bourassa-Borden Alliance
_ 1 eived -he iu2i'r:en1cnt with li hes*
liutli parties in l’arliument ut f`ir.=‘
r.i»t:,v tlifet conll':1:-ts strongly \\it~ _*___
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he no ent clllllllslrisiii _ln iii. f.i.i. _ N0TES_ iC___________e t-he t__-enhnentzu
" ,- "\" on-l thc l~ir.l“l' and ll. _
evelopment greatly checked. Can- :ind be was very busy for a few
_.da cnh_ wc i,C1ievn_ live and nrosnel. moments and yet the tears flowed -
'inder reciprocity or without it.
9 iaflvni.
nm. "clan notinng stop them-if" he `“
'isked breathlessly “No," unc ans-   
weled its llav fcvel vou kno'\ but
.
E :sk 'ne thirty-years nlro the Govern-
Falling, Faded, Gray Hair
The old idea of using sage for dork
,f aefhir.; .iiscl-edimble nlnn, N, nntn|gl1e. Our grandmothers used to have.
others used to makes "sage tea"
nd apply it to the hair The tea
t, especia y as it had to be made
_  _ _  lpermanent system of well arranged
_"ffm ='- _‘   i ‘ _ _,;-; _ __ , _ h1gli\vuy\.-, without the aid of the gen-
_ Children Cry for F|etcher’s
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The Iiixnl You Have Alivflys Bought, and which has been
‘D un” nl' °‘ cf 30 ‘3`0¢\l;-S; has borne the signature of
,__.____.__¢ :un nas been made lmder his per-
 sonal supervision since its infancy.
' _ ' Allow no one to deceive you ln this.
All Counterfeits, Inlitzttions and “J ust-us-good” are but
Experimcn ts that trifle with and endanger the health of
.lllfunts and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What s CASTORIA
Uastorla is n. harmless substitute for Castor Oil- 'Pare-
gorlc, Drops ‘nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its nge ls its guarantee. It destroys \Vorms
and alleys Feverislmess. It cures Dian-hocn. and VYlnd
(lolic. It rcllcves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flntulcncy. It asslmllutes the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowcls, giving l_ienltl1y and natural sleep.
The Chl1d.reu’s Pauuccu-The M_other’s Friend. `
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Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
x vm: cn-rsun conunv. 11 uumnv nun. new van; 9|".
Golf infos 
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l race coming up who wlll not be sat- mlm" tllsli B 10nd which one horse
a ble and well established
~_i`act that no country in the world
'nas ever succeeded in producing a
‘ e     ‘"1
'rn Nnrgni cninn |___ll.ay By Some Money ___|
The Canada_Lifa Assurance ls a help to any young man. lt
ls the best ossible investment retu n d I rs for nts in
_ P _ . rn 2 o ce
vested, is the best protection you could securefcirthosa depend
entu on ou, costs very little but brings great returns. The
c G .1 s , » _ ‘
§l..,‘Il‘l"l'?Z’I.`..d§"..§“n..'$.'.5Zf,°  Fur the F uiure. Young Mun
very lhct fhat ,vou are \v_ide~awake_enough and n_hysicn|ly_fit to
have ypur life insured will lift you in the estima ion nf business
men._ l‘he payments are vel? easy and can be suited to your
Individual means. Call in to ny and see what the Canada Life
has to offer you-the Canada Life is the strongest company _on
the continent;
W K R A Manager
aration was the trouble of making  H'  speck gent
I AX i i 
_;_‘§_- __ _ _ ___/1/~'./7/7//_//__, P z:l_iIrmn<-nt of lilirties. 'l`_hnt of itscll_lnot long s_ubxnit to buying in n high- _‘_;_’;_l_§l__0rl`9llHiViHll. excellt the smalllgmde their hair soft and g’lOsSy_ and _il - a  P. E. L Branch
  ' S .__ will lic no bull thing. 'llic chief cle-_ y protected market and selling in a » __ _ _ gradually restored the natural color. _
_ _ _'_ - ,I " . One obJect1on to using such a pre  
very two or three days, on account
f sonring quickly. This objection l . T
- NLW AuVER'l`|_ar.Ml; N lb.
this preparation will not only quick- _ _._., ,,_`~‘ _" ,  , ' _
ly restore the color of the hair, but """‘-'~‘-\.'l"' .'7'4"_l7
will also stop the hair from falling "  .
eral Government of that country. out and make it grow. ._ I f - ,
l The tolls system tried in England Get a bottle from your druggist to
land also in (lntnrio have almost en_ day. Use it and see for yourself how
nreiy heel. slioiislieu. it was fitting uuiukly daiulruff sues and gray hairs
.thot is this great Dominion the ahh., vanish.
.-_ind most wealthy Province of llntai-_ This preparation is offered to the
,lo should be the first to get hnny public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
_,md nnmrtnhe tn prov,-nn for then. recommended and sold by all drug-
fnrmcrs n. better and more satisfact- gintn' i
ff’l".V l"0fl'l Rystein. Since the confeder- Special Bgcllts M°Kll\ll0ll Dflll-I l`0~.
ation of the limvincgn verv little nm_ Coriier Kent & Great George Streets
gross hm; been mndc on Ont ninnwnys _und E. A. Foster, Sunnyside,
and es n people wc have been simply 'i‘
marking time..
things of this life.
I Our neighbors of the United States The Government of the Uflll-ed
ilmve with the incomnn: of the pre_ /States have just now under consider-
.sent century made rapid strides along “tion the bnllnlng Ol 8 great -nation-
,their roads. A number of the States nl hlZl1WBY from Washington to
Vlz.. New York, Massachussets, Conl- Gel-l5YSblll"g. which lifomises to eclipse
nectlcut, New Jersey, l’ennsylvania__ ln everything but length the historic
_and Delnwnrc, hnve nrlnnted Btntel AP_llll°1ll~ WH", Or Queen of Roads
_uid, and nt the lnnt senninn of thenbullt by the ancient.Romans leading-
Minnesotn stage [_¢,,_nn|ntn,.n n hnl_out from- Imperial Home. It will no
i became law providing State aid to d°"b_t be centended that we ln l-his
the extent of one half the amount re-l Pmvmce Cnnnnt expect hard l`0BdS.
_ quired for the construction and main-i nam” not llfivlng given to ns the
i tcnance of h|;ghways,the county to pnv stone or gravel for the making there.
one fourth and farmers and other in-f ohwhilsn this m-“Y be UUE ln l-he
'f-0F€‘Ht€d Parties to contribute the re-.mnln it 15 “nt ntl`l°tlY °0l`l`€°l1- W0
, maining one fourth, [have some gravel throughout each
‘ An arrangement of this nntnre_ county of the Island which only re-
Wherever you live -in town, suburb or country, an ade-
quate, satisfying, lasting supply of water on any floorin any
room every day of every year is now possible.
For here is :L compressed air system that cannot be_ ffl'-l
zen--out of service-or that no sun1mer’s gale can cripple
will do the work of a thousand pails, for YOU. Saves drudg
ery, safe guards the family health and protects the home
from dangers of Elre.
A Lunf Moss Wafer System
consists of a Steel Tank in your cellar connected with YO*
well cistern or spring, a gas engine, wind mill or hand p11 P
and a simple easy to install system of piping is all that l
necessary. Let ns sliow you how a Lunt Moss Water SYS
tem in your home will save you money in Doctor’s bills a
add to your own comfort and satisfaction at the sanie time
This system will never get out of order, a few minu
l Q . .
l would no doubt be of great heneflm fllliI`€B a_lif»lLle energy on the part of each day 15 an It requlfes
and give satisfaction in our Provlnce_| °“l`tg€0P.8 to procure, we have graves
"very inte lgent elector who has any » on e Strahnlyn hills that has been
, interest in the country must be welll "W5 Placed- f’0BBlbly it was intended
l aware that our present financial con-' 1"' 'Wd Uwklng-
';l,lti_0fl l`0lld_*_?l`: if imliossilnle for anylgr? tis 8___ will _grnnwin fact that a
_ fo ernmen o appropria e fro-mi ourl B S8108 B 0 G0 2 in hauling on
‘ local exchequer anywhere near a suml nam' Bmoflnn mad BS °0mDBl'0d Wllih
sunieient f_0_m,,1n¢n;n our mad sen! an ordinary clay road. Careful tests
vice. As an inducement to provide B. by the most eminent engineers have
l betty glnsn 'Of highway, in Severn] of; shown that if a horse can barely
lfree lnr e nan ftics of r v n‘“`5°“ td draw lt ill Bilillalt t
I l`00dS lwllllt constructed throughout block pavement- 59”" 011 8006 ¢0bl>le
Call or write for particulars or testimonials.
Phone 394-] JAS. D. OFFER.. H
124 Great George »~ »
Gasoline Engine supplies always on hand, teleplwlle
mail me your order for Dry Batteries Spark Plugs-
9-r5dfmwrw im. "C°n5 M
_ 1 il I  ’
,the Western States, at the present; dfflw a load on a level road of iron road would require one and two people will not feel the lure of 
l time rnllwav companies are carrying 1`Bll5. it will require one and one half third horses on a gravel road and K
g q t g u ul (or _ , hree five horses on any ordinary clay
. road making. And there are good and 0"" hill OD thu best 130131811. l'0Bd-
Farmers scarcely realize that 5
I those States with this mater-lui, 55°” Pavement. thirteen on bad cob-'_ good road passing by their farm ls 5
There nn, g;-nt-91 mndn being c0n_.ble stone. twenty on ordinary dh-f, or valuable asset to every farmer. who
l structed to day that are an object l ¢lBy roads. ls fortunate to live on one and ought
l lesson to every man, womanl andi The Peilstence in pounds per ton to be so considered. Just as good
child that passes on them, "pm, n1\.m8y be stated as follows: On an buildings increase the value of the
I mn nt.-.nan yon can nn the mnd_ F earth road 224 pounds, on a hard farm. A good road brings 5 farmer be with th¢ “md Old mnd r
lpnna,” mid n boy of six years of |graveled road 75 pounds nhd on 5 ,`mnch nearer the city with its mar-I no
   '  “° “i  "   ""‘°“““"‘ ‘°  §.it.°~.l*_:_::.°;:l.“‘:,:i:'.l::::~ l‘:;‘;:;:': ..:l.°'::.°:.".-..n=‘:..°':i."‘.:'._ _.... no,
in no swaiim imistidn of fm.. ' OH-*S “mn
e. »
we are reminded that lam in a new "~‘l°°l*Y lulus u new This would
isfled wltnout their more of the good uuuld druw on A smooth maemiam
f ' i ' ‘ ‘ `  fx-
It means that your youn¢Ch'town, SON 14¢l1» 1911'
",f.»_'e~\; '
7': .lf `-»$ - __ _ - ‘ ~l
._ ,__.___,__(_ _ , _
city. and in _¢;ve_l‘ybv{:Y? “ln es
country more es rs - nd
Good roads with the bfnlint neges
pleasure they give are m K _li________ n
sary in these days- Whatmnmacnin
smelled today with ll” ° ws .gn
ery and methods of forty Y ____ dm,
with the standard of living =__0__ld
ing of those years and Why old of
forty years ago? '_ M ,n s-