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THE GHARLDTTETUWN GUARDIAN
Prnldvnt-vt. inutor s. ui-Lure.
\ g¢¢"¢.py_|.ier|t. Cul. D. A. Iuillnnan, D I. 0. '
‘ ldftar and lhnngu.-J. I. Burnett.
CE _
otes Bylhe Way
Tliat Britain is making a definite
effort to link up the Empire by
‘"____m. N__”_n_ “_'e‘"_` means of the new air routes is evid-
.ent by the report of the two large
VI:-Q- Prnldvlib-J. L lnlllils
“M nv nu (ln mums) mnllm'
learning Daily (lnnndrd llllii $5.00
`flcets of airplanes now in construc-
tion. One fleet is to consist of eight
lm mv ii.. .llmmi 4»l|..f.a bililnnrs for use over land routes.
In bnnnd nnn United ltnhe
TUESDAY, MAY' 27, 1930
° each sllip to carry forty passengers.
The second fleet is of six flying
boats of similar passenger capacity
‘for use on the water routes. It is
Tha! Fish ('o!leclion Scheme
Of particular interest to ollr fisher-
inen is the s-erics of questions and;
answers oil Fish Collection lil thcl
Mllrllimc Provinces in 1929, reprinted:
in todays Guardian fruln the Scnatcl
debates on Mai' 21. The questions
were asked by Senator ’l`anl'ler, oil
Halifax, and replied to by Senator
Belcourt on behalf of the King Gov-
ernment. The cost of this scl'\'icc for
thc flshllig sc-rlsoll 1020-80 is given
at $83,212.03.
The question; "What was thc value L
lo the fishermen of the flsll collcc-‘
terl h_\' the \'e.<sels in 1020", ls alls'.\'cr-
ed with the siatelncnt; "llliol'ina-
tion not a\'ailablc~." Had Seliatorl
Belcoun been ‘oclzer informed on thel
cltuation in tllis Province he would,
have been in ia posliioli to state!
frankly that the value. so for lis ourl
fishermen were concerned, was ab~_
tolutcly nil. As .\fr. H. D. McLcanl
l
l
.explained very clc:irl_v ln thc Lcgis-I
laturn a couple of nlontlls algo, thc;
King Govcrnrrlelit sent one Nordin;
here, a foreigner totally unacqunillt-i
ed with local conditions cave him 'al
Illlisidy of $1.800 a month to collect
fish along the north sidc of thc Is-
land, and stipulated that he must
pay the fishermen no: less than one
rent per pound for their codfisli. A
remarkable fenillrc of this concession]
was that the flshcrlnen were receiv-
fng from one and`one-quarter to one
and one-half cents per pound for
their codfisll before Ncrdin arrived,
from buyers who had to work with-
out any Government assistance.
The wisdom of the Govcrnment's
policy was much lauded in the Lib-
eral press at the tilne; lt was to be
"a great boon to thc fisheries on the
North Side" and the fish \i.‘cl'e to bc
shipped to Montreal, Toronto. Chic-
ago and other” markets. The work of
getting the fisll was to bc looked af-
ter by all old discarded Goverilincilt
boat, the "Brant"; the fish were to
be gathered by this boat fresh from
the fishermen, ivhich .would llcccs-
sllate calling at the different fl.;l‘.ing
places on the North Side daily, :incl
the fish were to bc landed in Souris
or Cleorgctoivn for shipment. by rail.
Considcrillg the slow speed of thc
“Brant", the lellgthy route to bc cov-
ered md the ephemeral nature of thc
benefit accruing to our fishermen
by the sale of their fish at from onc-
Juartcr to one-half a. een; per
pound less than the price they
had been receiving, one could
scarcely imagine it more ridiculous
scheme.
The whole thing. howe'.'cl~, pctcrccl
out before a single codflsh was col-
lected. Nordin was unable to fin-
enrr his part of the undertaking; thc
lcxpected that these machines will
on rooln than she did in 1914. Thclbe used on the London to Karachi
lu-|505 population Q-eclllled from 2ll__ route and on the new routes that arc
_,OU ln 1878 _O H000 _0_ln____ _ho___g__ scheduled to come into' operation
in the sainc time there has beexlfimer in me latter Dan of mis year'
or early in 1931 from London to
lCapeto\\"n, and Karachi to Australia.
Half a century ago one person inlthe latter as an extension of thc
,present Englalld-India rouw.
S0 percent. illcrcasc ill population.
cicry 1.300 was in jail; tocla_\' the pro-
| Chicago has hit on the idea of
rlitrlbutecl to thc fiict that unllkc_lml_ymg ol,llcC_,s who lall ln me wal.
nlost other nation; Eilglazld has had l will; gunmen mm 35 ml_l¢1~, all-¢-
no post-war crime wave. Even the_mony as gangsters give to those of
Emlcml slllkl. l,l,_<_.@(l enllrcly wllll_ their comrades who die with their
boots on. The idea is an admirable
_ _ onc, but it is just a question how
before me “ml mm” °f “Olmec far Chicago, in her present financial
generally remain at a fairly low ng- pljglm can go wllll l¢_
ure; and .such offences as have in-1 i-
crerlscd are niiilor orlcs for whichl The “n“°““°°m°“¢ by the League
of Nations that thc Refugee Settle-
_ ment Commission. appointed b_v thc
llilprlsclllllcnt and relies inure on fines _ league some seven years asm wlll be
than she used lo. ldl.~solv».=cl at the end of tile year ical,
According to this American writel' l lndlC9lf.5 thai F* Efefli Mld fliffllllllt
`work is licaring collipletion in Greece,
Tl _
the United States is startling. Bc- ‘Sl _ ml_R_cu:€c_;dSc_ulomem_gmgngs
on s a _ 'ns supcluse ie
tivcfli 1023 and 19.27 the prison pop- _ lmnslcr of Bppmxlmalcly one mll_
ulatlon of thirty-one states of the
_lion Greeks from Turkish territory
Union lllcl-cased from 43.578 to 63.-W0 GPCCE Rnd has establislicd-thcni
n28_ wlulc ln me mule period lhelin thc latter country. In addition,
_ _ _tile conlmissioncl' has transfcri'cfi
 _\f_m_1;i`:_U':_   :£2 2 about 400,000 Turks fronl Greece to
-~“~~' --~ 'ss- ~~~~~- r--~ ' ~ - Turkey.
writer whom we are quotihg recalls ___
Prcsicient Hoo\'er's regret that life Ulm- \'llll‘Hl¢ M35§l‘Y'§ 1"1¢‘l`0SS0l'
and propclty arc more unsafe in the _RS Canadim Mi“L‘l¢’l` lo W35hllll!l0ll
United States than in a'l\' other ci- i is noi' lo W amwimed until after the
` _ . Dominion election, and it will be ad-
vilized country; that in Amerlcajmllled that lhls adds to _he __nce___
lrlally times as many persons are ggillly as to Wl-lo will be the lucky
"la\vlcssly killed" as in Britain andlman. The position is no doubt bc-
_hal tl_(___(_ are mly times as _______y_ing l'escrvc:l as a consolation reward
_ _ _ _ ~forsomecIf.td b' '
robberies in America as in Britaln.l C M e L1 mal Candldaw'
pol-:ion is on¢ to every 3.636. This isl
clit violence. Homlcldcs :irc fcwcr than
Encialitl l'r~sol'ts a creat deal less to
the contrast lictivecli Ellglflllcl and
but there is uncertainty even about
The President added that :here arcl mls as mere may be lmolhel. Klng
less than three hundred homicides ln l in Egypt by the time another ap-
England and Wales alinuaillj; as com- l l’°i“t""9“l ls mad?-
Darecl wlth'f.l.000 and 10.000 annually? Pnme __nn_s__e__ mn' _om ____
e
in the United States. There arelaollse ol Commllns that his 1926
actually fewer homicides among the promise to inc;-gage the Mlarles of
40_000_000 lwnlglg of Englaml and civil-servants had been fulfilled.
wales than maui; me e,ooo.ooo neo-~'_ But “'f-’1`<’ Hwy? It they were. then
. ' I -s
ple in New York City ol: the 3,000,000 ;_;2;__ha5 an me trouble b“e“ abmn
mhabimms °f Cm°ag°' I Thedncrease granted civil servants
by Mr. Kings Government in 1927
' -°’*°”'"**“ _`Hm0ll_i1icd to S120 a year to all re-
[I0[l't,'(-a] llelluence lcciving a salary of less than $5.100
__ a year. _
Docs Mr. King believe that that
_ .fulfilled the election pledge he gave
tawa Journal, is a warm place these _ to Clvll sclvanls in 1925 when plead_
dH.\'S~ Fil'-<5 WC l`l3\'C Mr. Dunning in . inf: for their rot/es? Does he pretend
l _ - _
sackloth and ri;-hes over his Freelor think that the grossly undcrpald
Tl-:ide past, and now we have Prem- ;;°h“i°;1__’“°_“ “'h_° Iiilened W h_i__m_i2
_ _ _ _ ____ e Au iorlum in 926 weren e
‘f‘ Km ‘“_ 3 b°’“°°d _act °f °°“_r lm believe, and inwntionally. that if
tion ovcr his “not a five cent piece _ Mn Klng were relurncd lo ol-flee they
for the Tories." The trouble withl would get something better than an
the rcpentencc of both gentlemen is h”l°\`9a~50 Of $120 E 5'¢l'lr'?
The answer, of course, is that for
__ _ _ _ ___ _ ____ _S _d the past. four years civil servants. and
mor ° since" 5' ‘em an 0 particularly professional and tech-
aclagzc. familiar to the people of Can- _ nlcal clvll Se,\.al.ll_5_ lllwe been sl_l.lv_
ada, which they will not forget to ing, without avail, for a greater sal-
apply on this occasion: My "3°°5nm°“~
_ "The devil was sick, the devil a _
_mlm wolllll lx; _ While Prince Edward Island was
Tiff ll.-vll was well, uw devil ii _-<hi\'erinf_r in the wld and keeping ln-
saint was he." . Idoors out of the rain on Wednesday,
_ -our neighbors across the strait were
In the circumstances, there may cm-Oylng R blanket of snow wlth an
be something prophetic in the warn- ` appropriate temperature, The weam.
ing issued by the local Liberal or- el' does not distribute its favors' equ-
The penitent bench, says the Ot-
that it is lacking somewhat in the
woriinien he rmsnged \\'ern unable to
tecure their wnecs from him and thr-
“Rr1nt" was scizrrl for debt bl' Ulf?
local company employed to rcfit her
[nr the sr‘l'vlcf‘.
The Govcrnlnellts famous fish
:ollcction scheme is one of the stand-
ing jokes among our fishermen. It
h one of these jokes, however, for
which thc pf-oplc, and not thc pct-
petvators, have had to foot thc bill.
The Liberal members, in the forth-
coming election campaign, will
:lfnlbtlcss be given nn opportunity of
explaining this lnattcr and the rea-
sons, political or llthcrwisr-, which
prompted the Government to cm-
hark on such lt hare-braincd enter-
prise.
E; Selling Hrifnin's Prisons
Some time ago it was pointed out
that Great Britain was selling hcr
emptying prisons while thc United
States was building more for hcr in-
creasing prison population. A London
correspondent nf the New York
Times furnishes his newspaper with
additional details of this contrast.
'I`i\'cnty-six prisons in England and
Wales have been closed since the war.
Eight of them have been sold or oth-
ei-wise dl;;lo.sed of and the remain-
ing eighteen are looking for buyers.
1 can on the \'f'r_v cvc of the Dunning I any'
buil,,ct_ announcement. tha_t no Lib l T_______ug_mu_ the _enzthencd
eral ciovernlncnt could v.alk up tol llmmllll Cl me _n_o__l___C€_ _“mms
fthe pcnitcnt bench at the rcqucst_ Opal-allol-ls are now ln lull s“.ll.lg_
I nf Mr. Bennett or sell its convictions' Thanks to the early dry Weather and
l _U me l___gl________l_ bl__ld£___ _md expect lo  latcr to the copious and timely rains,
l __ ' _ __ I the soil is in excellent condition, and
leash in on the transaction. And oflthere _S __b_mdam p__0m_5c or a good
C0'-H”Sf’» slllfc "Cashing 1" ‘"1 lh°_harvest. This together with the ex-
' tl'ansac‘.ion“ is the sole object of the _ ggpelormlly bountiful hm-yes; of me
l political ncrolmtics now being staged SCH Shfllllfl make the lll‘¢S¢lli S0ilS0n I
lat Ottawa. to fail in this respcct_?_:;;t“:;?0_?“°_ls“£go3:l» lhfmr “re
1 would be ruinous to thc whole show.  “me to “mg of tm m__§;n:_)fa_1_';'_s gang
r too little of that. it is difficult to
A ficncrous Bequest please everybody-
A _)_____________ or $1500 lws been l£,ll__ When the state of Michigan an-
_ _ _ _ ____ __ dem_h=nollnccr1 its plans for establishing a
bl ML” M“"°m" CHM' “ 05 lshort-wave radio system for the use
occurred on Frlflny inet. t° \°f°Vld°`r>f its police in their efforts to com-
a Printers' Bed in the Prince Ed- ' f ~~  rwifmai Radio com-
ward Island Hospital “for the fre' Ull-55100 Of U10 Unllkd Sl-M85 hCl4'l
treatment of men and women. Pro-____mS'  “"£‘he“yl°P_;’_:_; °fnol'__h°_f§
“Stal” 0’ Camom' bemngmg "° the ` carried out without causing serious
‘ llfilltillii irlldff lil Ch8FlUll»€l»0Wl\-" interference with other radio ser-
Mlss Cla,-y~s bcqucsl ls ,_ genm-0u5_l\»ices. The Government of Michigan
acknowledgment of the care and at-‘ denied the right M me C°mmi‘ssi°“
, _ _ _ I to refuse approval of plans made by
_ tcntlon she herself received while ala _*ale of the Unlon with a vlew to
never rciilizod the benefit such anl U02" able. by lflllklllll -"~0mc Hdjllst-
unill she had actually experience be enabled to eslabllsh ___ mdlo “___
herself for the benefit of the trade Th°" I’ ” °°mp'“u" "ict ‘" u”
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Bohr
fours
/emu Barton. MD
WHY S0 MUCH HEART DISEASE
D0 you know that lf you were t0
walk down the street, attend the thea-
tre or go anywhert where you would
meet a number of people whether
they were old or young. you could say
truthfully that at least I out of every
7 would die of heart disease.
if you were meeting people of 40
_vears or over you could say that I in
evtry 4 would die of heart disease; if
they were 55 of age the number
would be cvcn greater.
And at the rate of increase of heart
disease, the number dying of heart
ailments will be still greater in the fu-
ture.
Why does the rate of heart disease
increase year after year?
Our insurance statlaticlans tell us
that it is due to the greater strain
modern business and social life places
upon the digestion and nervous systems
with resultant effect upon the heart
1 nn- <'=iAnL°rir1n"r.~',¢iiARni»iT~_fi--~
‘ MAY 21 lov
‘ »
not necessarily endorse the
' opinions of correspondents.
; Sir,-The tea drinkers of Canada
are no doubt pleased to know that
the duty 'on tea imported under the
Tirtish preference has b-:cn taken off.
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' Previous to Way lst., there was al
.llity of ten cents on foreign andl
.:even cents a pound on tea impolde-
cd to Canada from any part of thc
British Empire. Tile Dunning tariff
. _ l
~.\'l'iich is now ln force does away
with the duty on British grown tea;
when imported in packages contain-
ing over five pounds. On packages
containing five pounds or less the
duty has been raised from seven to
nine cents per pound. Nearly all the
ltea used in Cana'da is solcl to the
consumer in less than five pound
lsealed Dackages on which the duty
has been raised two cents per pound
and upon which thc Canadian pack-
er is prolccted 'from competition on
British package tea by a tariff of
nine cents per pound, and on foreign
'15 2\C“lC l`h°Um3l'i5m~ lada has made .°.evel'al lniliiol1.~il'es
increases; that you may bc one of ls advcmzefl as low as l_wcllly_l~l\.s
the victirl-ls? Simply because of infec- ¢¢nts lzcr pound. it will be very lm.
AS YOU HOW' H 9° 89 _ten years \\ili e ple\en y :irl
llle bl°0d- Hfld l-11C blwd Carries them manipulations from taking.; advant-
sets up trouble in the lining of the
heart, and in the valves which close: ~ _-_--.-____-
' f ne art to ann
.l..r{.f.°d tl. tl.. 1...... ...A is .ll M. THE LAND we Love
ally damage the heart muscle. and as »
the heart is made up entirely of CAN_~mA»s Tl.3l_ll.;»ll0lilE
muscle with little nerves controlling LEAD;.;R5;.|lp
these muscular fibres, it will lose its
D0Wf-'I' to do its worlK_1f>l‘_°l7¢¥`1Y~ T118-S9, Q. What ‘ls _Canada's telephone
infections also use up its reserve pow- l leadership?
er, and when the crisis comes thcf A. Canada can show leadership in
heart is unable to do its work. the telephone in service respects,
The whole idea then is to keep your such as she leads Europe in the use
body free from infection. Have iri- the telephone irl several respects,
fasted teeth and tonslls removed, and people: exceeded only by the United
gall bladder and sinuses drained if States of 15. Canada alro leads the
they are giving trouble. The intestine World with 22 lvlwucs livi' 100 of nou-
should be kept regular. ulation in cities of 5,000 and over.
And lf any allmel-lt does ¢°me.l-lol-l'l_ Canadians make six times more use
ln, ln be a_ he,-0 and slay on ymll- lof their telephones than Germans.
lug get mm l,e¢l_am.l you and you nal _eight times lnorc than the British
only glvc your lleartlls chance lo Ove,-_ _and thirteen tilnes more than the
come me allmenl5_ bull may be pl.0_ l French. Over a lnilllon and a quarter
lmllng your hem-l_ fn-,m fum" l_l.0lll,lc_ I telephones are now in use in Canada.
Mini
THE DEAD KNIGHT
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Tile cleanly rush of the mountain air,
And the mumbling, grumbling hum-
ble-bees,
Arc the only things that wande
there,
The pitiful bones are laid at ease,
The grass has grown in his tangle:
hair, `
And a rambling bramble binds his
knees.
v1
To shrievc his soul from the
hell,
The only requiem-bells that
Were the hare-bell and the
bcll,
pangs of
rang
heather-
_in 2462 systems, thc Bell being the
chief.
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PLUMBING MID
_Th Public Forum  4 ___ _ _
This column to open for the . :_ `,  .-.
discussion by correspondent; 1 { _ -_-_  }
el one o i Thh " "5 '
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fever. measles. tonsilllll-S and S0 f°fl-li their product, what will men- pl-0-' §5f~;1';.E_°.~‘§ 5? e;1_l;;_!€§.~‘§f-:§f`,-'/
often leave the heart damaged l05°m° nts be when their product of pack-`  ° l  :L-:"‘::':
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ARABELA is :ion
better than a good
five cent,cigai-and
asfa: as _the price is
concerned, it is in a
class all its own.
Foil wrapped . . . long
fill¢t' . .,. Ch0f,¢¢
Sumatra wrapper
. . . Londres shape
...fullsize...
mild, ,mellow and
eminently satisfying
_ . . Arabcla is good
from start to &nisl1_.
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B015 UP *md Rl'°“l`ld i»°° -‘l°°“~ fin’ in some cases thirty-nvc and for- _ ' ‘~' -'
Now you were born with a good ly per cen¢_ ' I M. _ l __ s _.¢,_` _ 
l~\B6l'if and Bflél' 5’°U h9~V€ Safely D335' I The prices of tea have been rcduc- 'A .f <-»_.  U l §l'i1'g`_!
ed Chi1dh00d with Y°\11' 110%" 111 E004 ed all over the world owing to over- Q _f'~ gf _ls "  ' ._ _ _ `_“°_'_:
condition, why is li that heart disease pl-miuctlon. in the united sta:es_m ' - ._  . -  ~ ‘ '  ____ f~_‘__ _1;""""`_`____'“l'_‘-_'_-""‘ `
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tion from teeth, tonsils or otlier‘fg1l- ll the cons-unlers alter Dnymg, _ L.. -1.19  Eg: _
:flaw ' fu “`w=*~-=4»AL».ii~.li
lJ81'ts o t e 5- enormous taxes on tea or 'ie pas __ .._, _~. _ll __ -b-»  _, ~. _ ' _ _
k 11 inf l-ions linw' » - b ~ » tea l> t 'ii - ~  .. .-..~ -..e.~.-astra... ‘,i»~lf`.='. ..»“.-,-.lff f'...l ,"7"
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lo B11 DHHS Of U10 b0d5'- age of thc present low prizes of tea
_ .  :
As it circulates, the blood has to ol, l_l.lc wo,-ld market. -' _
pass through the heart and there it 1 am Sir, etc., J _   
the openings rom o p _ -1 .
the and to the vessels which carry' P
of me body. ' ' R d*
in mation ti-us infection can mu-’ "’ "W“‘ ""6"  les
is not ' acciclclii-ai
-___
Behind each prc|i.\i':-tion is
the knowledge that it is lvl-¢.
pared by men who have nmic
medicine their life stiidy.
ll' you want the heir multi.
without harmful after effects
choose Pemlar Remedies and
we feel confident that you will
always be satisfied with them,
E. A. Foster
(.‘El\'TRAli l)R\.'GSTU|l 2*!
Sole distributor for l‘e:i:;l:li
l"i\mll_v Remedies
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ARE YOU NDT
IN FORM ?
Feeling irritable. t`rcd. no
ambition to do anything. bc-
come easily depressed and a|1~
petite gone. lf so you arf-
Iikcly suffering from stagna-
tlcn nl’ the buivcls. They are
slugglsli and have lost tl\:~'r
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snappy iilclcliuilflisc
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tile better dl‘cs:-'ci'
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Shirts anti Shorts in
Willie and Blue is
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fricllfls for our :store
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McDougall
1-1-5 Gi"_~:,lt George St. (lliarloiiciown
Hushed he is with the holy
In the Bentie hymn the wind
speh
sang,
. tone. The most logical course
‘ ls to clean thc intestines by :i
safe reliable method.
_ The Store of Better- Mcn’s \Veilr
“!lilclef’s Wear ”
And he lies quiet, and sleeps well.
If you want
Expeditious and
l Expert Workmansllip
Send to
He is bleached and blanched
summer sun;
The misty rain and the cold dew
Have altered him from the kingly
one
with the
WAMPOLES MAGN0l.A.\'
is what you need. It effectively
softens and Iubricates. produc-
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sentlnl for proper health.
Do not allow your cnnditi'-n
to become ene of lang sema-
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bones,
In his eye-sockets; the nett
lvlgll about him while he s
last illness she stated that she had! the law, The Commission has now Wlth A dreary “me throughout th
day. '
lnslllullon _,ms lo lllc Commun,” ments of rndlo regulations. lo make in a chorus wistful, eel-ie. tlfln
d arrangements whereby Michigan will A5 the gull-5 cl-y__M the cry ln me
bay.
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preciation as well as a memorial of --- When the tides are wandering out
and in.
_ political atmosphere at present ____7ol.m Mumem
“meh she fauowed 5° mdusmmmy '.hls is probably the lull before the A __ _______
linzlmd requires one-fourth less pris-‘
during her lifetime. ,_.....~~--- .edenl elecllon “crm . ' " »‘un“,d.."ll,"  nm?"
And dwindled him to A skeleton. _
Tile vctches have twined about his
The struggling ivy twists and creeps
his men
lc keeps
:Fred H. Trainor
l ln; or dangerous results wil'
ensue. Get li bottle fbdny
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80 Grafton Street
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Opposite Prince Edward ‘ The Two Macs
rlwun  Dnuosronl-J
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Personiil rates and particulars
furnished without obligation. »
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Provincial Managers - Cl\Hl'l°u°t°"""
Offices Lfr.-.'c;° Queen St.