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'~ ‘PAGETEN ' "~'r=m meer saws r THE cHARLo'1"rE'rowN` GUARDIAN rm” °' H-1-"~
~l,,__ ' ' _ __ __ _ _ __  _ _ _~   ' MAY 25-1912
Candy f
' For  i
To-day
We have received
from Moir's Limited a
nice fresh lot of
Maple
Walnut Fritters
This is a nice soft_
pure sugar candy mix-
ed witli maple and wal-
nuts '
Only Zllc pound
_ Sold By
-J. G Jamieson
DRUGGIST
Leading Tackle I)enler`
' sums ...e
_ .__ __ TT  say whether or not these num null
Wedding
Rings
stamped, G. H. T. are the
kind that will wean' tl life-
tiiuv;-. We hive n large l
_i;mC;{ of 1.-,1,_ Hy: mb.; ,pk ‘districts too little towiiril flu- cost
in all si2.»::-'. .
Prices $1. 5o to $5. 75 uc-
cording to weight.
' F "'11 l;h_ ldit' nal cost. with the
G. Ii’  _ ii ing P fu io
_lo \eler 8: Opticmn
l
i
iim“fnis§aT.foinfiniiii
J
1 -ui' ~ ui-1 '.-1f.~~‘
wn. Mosuounonrrrs. Mar ‘;;f_f‘_£_,"_;1_, _Q2 ,,,'_,,_,.'fff,°f,,;,L :`,i",\'§,.,lf.‘,’,¥
Private Huths. llunuing Witter :ind .' H' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' '
,Long Distance- 'l‘¢»lephonun in ull rooms.
Large Bri2l1tSa|nple Rooms. ‘
OUISINF Ui\'l~lX'}ELlili'l)
SYDNEY. N. S.
I- 'adlyl .
E;.____.' ._
I
. ' . __ _ :_ __ -»_ potatoes brought to Canada for Seed-
C'kfd.u-)h '~  gl»n‘d1Qh_.llTJwJ.ivornil1g issued hy the Depart-
the nU~`e5t of an garden Hinllers ment does not tell' to what port in
2_§c and 36c per doz ~-L. A.
lia.<zar<1. 5 Qidiw
k`LT.._'fL_ :2:_f.:_~.<~;_fZ.-','_f_.__.. I --.gd
9 ~ - -
 S \_ pil,-Qpe und in ,i reef-nt slupment.
5( incc, but in the e _.nt of nny Enroll
~ 0me"' a e" jc-an potatoes brim: brought hither for`
Bread”
Sweet -Pure -Wholesome
(Always The Same)
be had at these grocers-
offin Bc Co--M ll: A l\Icl.eo¢l,
rocket! & Co-Chappel's Grocery,
hhe`s Grocery- }. R. Cronin ,
John Cameron-~]obn Wheatley,
\Vm McPhee-P. L. Smallwood,
l‘. Mullins (hetween Richmond
Pownal Stn) Mrs Trainor (Rochford Sl
M r s Geo Moore Water St-between
Queen & Pownal)
THE °H*\RL°TT'ET°W N UARDlA“'li.“‘1’f€§i32i'... ‘..iii.`1’."“1.'..`.'.°.§§.§’“.1i
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G _ T
SATURDAY
l_ Unusual interest attaches to the
approaching annual meetings in the
various school districts of the Pro-
vince from the change in the law
with regard to. supulements to teach-
ers. The Government has endeavored
to stimulate thellnterest of the rate-
Dayers in the schools by the ofler to
pay dollar for dollar up to s ' cer-
tain amount ol' whnt the districts
may contribute toward increasing the
Pay of the teachers. On the narrow-
1 est of party grounds and with an nt-
ter disregnrd of the educational wel-
fare of the people, a determined ef-
fort is being made to prevent the-
ratepayers from taking hold of' this
generous proposition in o. llhsrul
spirit. We greatly regret this. Edu~
cation ought not to be made the
Ir. is on all hands' admitted .that
our school teachers have been iundc-
quately paid in the post and that
many of the most useful and quali-
fied of their number have left. the
Province and gone to other lands
to seek a living. The increased cost
‘ready strong claims of the teachers
to more pay. And who are our
t.en.cliers? Are they not in almost
.every instance our own noun and
ldsilgliteis? Mainly they ure the sons
and daughters of the farmers ol
l’rinc-v l\¥d\vard ,Island ll.~ is now for
the ratepayers of the districts, Ml
wouien, entrusted with the import-
ant and rnspfinsililc work of tnn¢:lunp.:,
shall he paid n living wage.
For years past we have from time
_to time expressed in these columns
our strong conviction not only that
our teachers should be better' paid.
but that relatively the Government
luis been paying too much und thc*
of education. We have not niiiiillzilll
gard the proposal of the Governinent‘
to incrensn the teachers’ pay by dl'
football ol party politics. l
_ l
of living has strengthened the al-`
four views lu that respect., and wc rc-`|
1; . _ .
ratepayers as one that should be phy. Holy (lommuniton at 8.30
- - - M r ing prayer a eevell ll
seized upon in every district from Sliingay School and Bmw class
one end of the Province to the oth- 2_3() ___ ____ Evening Prayer at
er. A glance at what other Pro- m_ All seats |,.ee_
vinces are doing in the way ol pay- _
ing their teachers and how it is done St. Peter's Cathedral-Holy
ought to stimulate our district rate-sam- Swday School  mme
payers, at least such of them as va- at 2_3" _,_m_ Evenmng at _ 7 ,_
ine their schools, to take n greet \
1. . » F1 t M t7.30, Children's
mga of this Weir' at 8i;0 (llilfilclliism immediately
It is a rich Province relatively, he- and Benedictlon at 7 ip- H1.-
cause of the large provincial reven- _
_ BALVATION ARMY.
‘"3 "le"l""d from the royames on mal Sunday Services at ll. 3.
this Province. And yet. of the total day' ___
wut of @<\“¢H¢l0“‘ fl‘°'°» *l““"‘“t“‘f1 'rim n.\NK on 1uoN'runA|
‘to ;1_274_000 yearly, the Provincial ____
(}0vg|-“merit pays but $324,000, oi" Iiig Profits and a Slllcllllifl
but it fraction more than one-fourth »`“l0WlllH-
Ol the “"h"l"' while the School Hec"_ The statement of the Bunk of M
UOHS WIS' $804~000 “'.‘d me m“my.real for the half year cndinbr
municipalities pay $146,000. U10 lui* Lilith, indicates its remarkably
ter ss \vcll ns the sum contributed ishinz condition, which reflects,
' '. ` lity of the Dominion of Canada,
by ‘l"“'t' ”_sseSHme“t` llurgely increased earnings of
school liieetiligs undur thc new a1`rni\-_being ,hwivcd from the arterie
gemrnt will afford n lair index ofltrnde whose ramifications
_ I t
the illstrirt school, they must realize _ _
that llcllcr my ilu' l‘*=1“'l""“ ma"-* ii|i.oiii\l.m an $1,2,‘ils,:¢:1l»_ in-mg
und who will luke l‘le<~|n‘r iiitnrcst, in ll¢‘l'i0ll |fl~‘ll Y¢’¥\|`. Wlllfll llllllllll Y-0
l.lu»i|' work. lt. n\cu|u~\ rcf..'iln nl-1 l.li<:'l"""'"‘"""‘ "" "0"" SVWK $l'll5»7371
"" " ` H ’ ` ' ' ' ' l.rou;_-lil. forward from l‘roul. nml
tin. ilroviiivl-. lt. |m:am< belt(-r und |_|,,, imm|_c;,,m,_. t_,,m| of $3_;¢07_'2U|
pm_c"t__, _md tcm._m.r,`._ \,c,._a,,,,,. ‘if i,,__tis;r:;li:i_|»clr;ii;i_c:~s,_ girvilzlgl _thorn
creased mutuul respect. lt men1\s|__lm___ Lunfl H’ _'_;_"_;':_‘:0‘; _ _mfcglfé
ll\‘tl-9" mill '“‘“"' '3ffi"l"“t F‘"h("’l'l a“dlsi<lcs' these allocations, $l,(l00 00i)
it 1.1:-.lmral :irl\'ulll'l‘ lll»l“'1ll'll lll ill" been curricrl to ltvst ncconnt limi
For this ;;oo|l ivnrll l.l|»- <if»\'l‘l‘lllll“lll.____ $__,2___________ _rms _“___ _vuvm __
Wlll lm!" ‘l"|l"" l"" ‘l"H’" "I whM‘|nl|c¢- of $lill6,4li§l to lu- cnrrivfl
fllll 'llSUl1'l»`i ll-‘fly V‘ll""""""- w"|\v:il‘ll to credit of l’rulil limi Loss.
Lrlli-at. thu! ilu- |'l`-:~'D~»l|sl= will lll* 'l‘lie <-:mil assets in the vaults of
hr-arty mul 154-lu-rolls. ‘ llllllk ll1l\‘0 illl!l'l¥1\H@fl to <f2l,!'»23,74
which ulong with quick n_~;sef__e in
~_.-.-,-.- .--.-- .-_-.--_---=--f--A-rf-'----‘--'-‘-‘r ' -’~‘-'-1*'
I-‘l')'l‘_/\'l‘() (IANKER. '
The warning given by Professor
ture :it Ottawa against the danger
from potato canker. It apllfmrs that
the dreaded disease has actually been
brought to this country in imported
(_‘analln the infected tllhers were
brought; it simply says that the dis-
ease rome in ilnpol-ted potntocs from
Vie do not learn of any sliipmcnts
of potatoes from Europe to this I'rov- l
V.. _
seed-which would he pi rntlicr mre
occurrence-the importer should exumr
ine them with the utmost care to
prevent the possibility of such being:
planted in the soil. If once the soil
becomes infected incnlculablc injury
may result from the spread of the con- _
raminumn to other i~n1'ts of the
country.
Putman"s Corn Extractor
cured letter-carriers Corn:
Mr. J. McGuire, of the Kingston,
Ont., Post Office, says: "I was ul-
most crippled with corne. They made
me so lame nud sore 1 could scarcely
walk. I used n number of remedies
but got no relief. Fortunately I tried
"l‘uf.nam’s Painless (lorn und. Wafl
Extr:|.c.tor.' A few applications per-
fectly cured my corns. I reconlmvlld
'Putnu.m‘s (lorn Extractor. Ilrire llfw
at tlruggistu.
but "keep them out" is better.
l of high grade doors, plain and ,
l
l
J
'F
The Flies l
"Swat the fl les” is good ndvice,
You Need 0ur I
SCREl~)N DOORS, a big line _
fancy finished. Price at. ...$Iup,
WINDOW SCREENS, both
standard and adjustable styles.
Each eioauouaecue ¢»»»» zqlir.
Fennell i & Chandler _
~ _Victoria Row
stron gets cord i ully \\'elcomr°.
at 11 a. rn. uni at 7 p.
h. Sunday School and llible Class
at 2.30. Strangers and colle e stud
K _
ents are cordially invited to all the"">"llfF.V»~
services. -
ten n.. ni. Rev. R. Murray nt
eleven und seven. Hundny
School and Bible Class at two-thirty.
(‘-ollegs students and strangers cordi-
ally welcome.
at. ll n. m., und 7 p, m. Hunday
School and liibls l'lnss ut'
5.30. Prnyur nineting Wed-
nesday nt ll p. m. All scents free.
Everybody, lneludlulg college st:u~
tents, corlllnlly invited, Mlnlst.ei"s
  l resilience, IQ- Prince Hl..
_ ind
u. m. and seven p: in. 1-lunday l~lclmnl.pi-lcv. All l.ln-. lusi.f-ul. slmpf-s, "1,
nt two-thirty p`. m. with "l.nyslist.s"
l Class of adults in Church
‘lol |u-ellurulions l-sllel-inily suited 1olll1lllllltl<'S fo the public,
fnmily use. 'i‘lu-rv urn. over :lull ilif-l Wllll Slllrll li rll-or l|uvurni.~<iu¢l|
hun unlisuiil and eillrelleilt. i'urntiv<- ll-"'|l lllllf llllllilf lb* l\ll<ll'<lflll till' sh
qualities for the flifle1'&nt. (list-uses for _l“’l‘lf"'»* l1"‘l Tilt* llllllli". Whilst
which it ,___ mte"m,_\_ wwe hywe __ ,-HH |11il\l\iu:criieill: null its ellivienl.
McKinnon firm; Unk, corner '.Ir|~ul_l “*'_`--»
'U l V V
____ ____ ______§_____ . -_.__
CHUHEH SEHVIEES
. - - . » 1
lil. lulls to cure. 1'l.W_ l;l¢li\l|<;'B
milnro is on ruvli box, 254;
\l'\.\l.\ll\'S l.l‘lAl)lN(l |’AlN'I`,
Mmrl-ionrs'r`
First Methodist ("hu'_rcli-Il.ev. W.
Harrison at eleven a.m. and Rev. l..
J. Wnson 1-it seven p_m. Sunday I ___ _ A _
School and Bible Class nt 2.30 p.m. in mg, ,l"“"‘l "l _lmlflflfll Ulrlllll’
I’rn_ver service on Vl'e<lnesday c\leiiln2l('?f'd 'mm' "Hill" 'R R“"““‘Y'S P"
at 7.30. Students and strangers cor- Ill" "am" ‘H fl ll0llS\‘-ll0lll w
dir-illy welcome. ‘_
Estslilislicll seventy yours ago
Graco t.'hurch~~Rev. .lf Heaney nt
_ll a.m. and 7.p.m. Sunday School and
Bible Class ut 2,30 p.fn. Pew five rp-
crved for college sf.u<lenl.s/ nnd
in Points.
'l`ll0.V are of such durability, lien
"[“l_ ffm” "mt Ullly are um-quallud
PREEIBYTERI N
A ~
St. James-Rev. 'l'. F. Fullerton ;l'°“"° or “`Xl’e"l""""» 'they fire Can
Zlon.~Morntng prayer meeting at
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
(NOT A BAI"l`TS'l‘ (ll'lllfl(‘ll.)
Central Uhrlstian-l`lav. .l. l<'. Floyd
flemlvu lim pnin und with lhc uu~
llAl"l‘l.f~l'I‘
llnptist~llev, Il. li. Fnsh nt. eleven spring hut, no n\ntl.<-.r what it
one low pri(-ru l'l‘oiv`se llros., |,l,|'l,
5-'Jl\ll".i
Con.-
munion at B and ll a ni Matiuli 10-15
. (Finns
l
stride forward at the school meet- BT. DUNBTAN S CATHEDRAIQABB
_ after
Take Nova Scosia as an instance. Mast High Mass at 10_30_ vapors
i.
_April
flour-
in an
uv uit- -ciwoi secciome neun: miseu'emincnt dvsrve. the general i>l‘<>Hl>¢f~
The “cl"°" 1" "" taker' by the great national institute of finance
the value which the electors set upon fflll‘0lll-'.ll 0\'@l`.V ll'll`ti0“ (lf tll@_Cf>_\‘“_l_¢_*`Y
' ' ' ' .ii I0
l The profits of 'thc six mouths
33 per
g_,.,|i~,|m|-c tlml. urn bef.l,¢~r l||lslililul:uei|t, over those of the corre:-zpoillling
I __ __ ____ _“___ _____________H \____’g|»tli<'|' with thc iiiiiullrlf of $l,ll55,llll'i
. ,,
_ lmrlil
llll\"‘. W|l"» lll-'ly '»lll'fl‘w|ul~ lic lout- l-" mzrzollnt of Illsfz ()4:to|il~r lust :nukes
u_,,,»,. 1,,_,,~,n,,,,u,||,i ¢~f~,lii¢ions bi-tvvvl~u mnllle sum to he iiividell up iimong
cent.
w,,,.k ,,f ,.,|.,.~,il_i.»|i in the l"rovl|u-e ol.ln-r million to llonlinrgl-nf. nv(-ouut.,
and 1,, ||,,. 0,-,..\,L ,»,| |_|,,. 1-;-n\'||u~.|-_ with un nxpielulilillrf- of $1:li5_ll(|0 0|,
lmnll |>rl-niuies nmkiriig it disl.rilml.l|u|
imell
iuticly convertible into gold $|20,l;l;7_
"l'{cxall remedies comprise n inrgv )l_"l0. flll‘ f/flllll 1lSfl3l~S llvlllll $240,322.
line oi high _L-grade. mm secret., un-din "-"5- Cflll lllf ‘l0l*0llfl0<l llllllll 1-ll niret
fl-rent )»r'enil|'ulio|\s in -this imc, o|ll»i"l"""‘$' l*llll\VillL'. Ulf* liHfl‘l-y of lilo
or everv orllinury ill ..nnl| vzuzh om-. l‘l‘fl’*lHll1ill`N IH ills l.fFOI\l. :ls the sutisluc-
stun'
line of these preparations and fully il"\"0 “‘f°l`Y l`l`“'*`“'l 10 f<'f‘l Ill'0llll of
3unrm,te,., ,imh ,md uw.,-y ,,,,,l_ 'r|,,. the 4--nvlshle |~|-stills of their sorvir-vs.
.rome .mu Kem. sis; .l .'.~-zllu-if. ; l‘fl <‘-llllld A <‘oi.n iN our: mtv
'|‘nlle l.AXA'l‘l\/'ld llltlllllfl Qniplnu
'lnlilvfn ]lrn,f:;:i-its rvluml mmlfy :f
|l.f\MSAYl\` l’Al.\"l`.\l_
,llvlllll entire sutislnction to 81| wh.,
,use them. Willie these paints iir¢».l,||0,~_
flllllllly tested und the product of
l '"" madlf- Rl1lllSfl.V`Fl Paints :ire cer-
|t"l"lY Zlvvll grunt satisfaction in . _
.tholisnmls of l-lolm-s f.hi'0\l|:liout. tile mg mul fertilizers' - ' ' ' ’____
ll y. He wus when found, plnced
on n sled ond taken liomc,. wherc "Get your outfit at Browu’s, every-
gruvu leurs were entertained for his thing you need in hi|.:h grade furnish-
"f""\""'l’l lllfl lllllrl llvlllll hnllly bruls- iiigs-everything' you could possibly
 _l_l_l_l_‘_l_  __l;::l|y__(t_lll‘i1&;l blncli  want. in fcups, hats, shirts, ties hosi-
_ - _ rr.. e user .'~~ 1-ry, und furnishings can be had lierc
Am’ H |'lN]Ml"N'|` ""' hlm ll""‘lY ll' nl most. ngnsollnlilze prirrs und all of
"(lcul.lcuu-n, 'fills way [Ur :,~,,,,,-
ill'
the
&.m.
.HL
at
7 p.
ill.
and
and other products of the mines, for-_8_30 p_m_' week nights .u|.vice__;M0n.
which we have no counterpart in_day, lucsdny, Thursday, and ntur
0nt.~
the
this
s of
run
the
to-
, nn
two
Be-
hns
|'\ll ~
hui
for
the
ll.|;7
nil
mul
Ill`(l-
the
si,
the
lol'
int..
_ I _
througliout ffouiulu, from the At.l(:ilrL
_tic to the Purilic, nm] by those wh,,‘
k"‘~'“' ls lookftfl llbon as the Stmulsrd
uty
in
:nl
1 l
.t__m__ lmttlm _“_ ww w___p___.w._y __:_H_»_ |_,_|_,_¢_-,nur-ii_t__:|_:inlity. lu-own..~\. Tlienig_;i;i;:g
mul ubll- to rl-turn to his work, ` ' ' ' ` ' '
.sl/\ll\l'|q||" m,\,_`|__  ____ _.§_e-___-5 __-..;  _L
uit-in u.»n.|, i.'nn.-|. cn., our-. 
_ -_-.¢._.._- WS’ .__,__.. ____ .-.__.__.
Get a Canada Life Policy ~
A Canada Lille Policy will give you supreme nnlisfwlinii
_ lt |'u|Iy protects yon. thoroughly nulr-guards your inforesln
mul protects lhose nesn-sl and dean-rl to you wlion you ure
no longer able lo do no.
For n few mum Aday we will lay up A c<\ml`orlahlc sum
for your old age or for the uneof your wife :xml family sliould
the unexpected happen. '
‘ Call in and me un about the mutter to tiny. '
_ M Q r l
, W.K. Rogers, .»_F,_“f‘"B§.,..., l i
84 Great George
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~”0UR' TIME IS SHORT IN THE OLD
The Removal Sale of Boots and Shoes at clearing out prices willfontinuev until we close. S:-.we your money by getting your family supply of_footw'eai"NO\V
L
R. B. Rogers Kenling on
Qpecinl Agent
_ , MAY 15. ign. the "homo-like church." _ 0 . 0
N ell) 1N'rEnss'r 1N 'rr-in Arvno Acnruo scnooi. ivmnriuos. . ANGLIOAN. 1  y I
S Psul's-Rector Rev T W Mur- _ ` _
/
l
To Mothiers
Get.in on this
TWO-PCE SUITS
Ȣ
n
VA
U7
Some of last yea toek
some worth up to 9.00.
Sizes 4 to 16 years. l
 Boys’ Regular $7.00 Suits _,,
Boys’ Black and Blue Serge Suits 3 piece
double and single breasts some have double
seat and knees. Sizes to fit Boys from 7 to 16 4' ) )
years old. Choice   
/6.75 Fancy Twee_ds\ 4_l.i_nes l-3 ‘0ll
BOYS .M9 /.qifiilyiboiipii 1-3 0ll\
different patterns to choose
fromin fancy tweedg and
smooth finish worsteds sizes
 to 35 your choice at 1-3
_ _/
l Regular $1 00 tlveralls 'and Jumpers '
f Made of very heavy Black :uid Blue Drill fast colours C l
regular price l,li.oo now -i
A _ _ in
l
l __-~ -~--~~ --f ' f f- - - - -- ---_~-W -_~7 f .... .. A
._.__.__ .. _______ ________ __ V *y
P A T N ’ S ""”l»ll'.§’.I’.f.iu.I`.f-l’i‘.i”""
_ ... A- __.__.~._ ..;._..._-_.....____;w
What Is Your Farm
Worth 'This Year? P
Wh il will your farm he worth this year in profi able
produce ? Are you sure you are going to get .is lilg and
goorlacroprus you slmuid get or are you just going to
worry nloupj on the sittin: old quantity null qunlily. just
sevliriiig u ' niiddling fair” crop with no hopes of' better ?
You can clmngc all this, for our (lnniixcd linglisli
Fertilizers will almost make a new farm for you. 'I`l1ev.dc-
velnp the full' possibilities of your land, of rich, profitable
produce. Old land “wornoul" ground nnd seemingly un
fertile fields are made to produce n surprising yield when
tlicse ferfiliz=r.=‘ are used.
The man who uses our "umixed Fertilizers is :is sure
of profits, :is sure of nlnrger nud better crop :uid more fer-
llle form ns he is of being; :recessed for land, road or poll
times.
5 You Are Positive of Profits
When you use Our Fertilizers
Besides making your farm over oo p. c productive, be-
sides giving you a bigger, betrter mul more profitable crop,
besides making your funn richer and in n better stale for the
next seasons growth,our Unniixerl Fertilizers save you over
.25 p. c. of your expense at the start by the means of the
h im: mixing unthocl. You are sure of getting full weiglit--
nn foreign substances thrown in for extra weight. And
with these fertilizers you can prepare “j list the iight plant
food for every individual plot on your furni for these fert-
ilizers can be used singly or in eoinhinations to suit any
kind or class of soil. '
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Plain Facts ‘
A bout
F er tilizcrs
Soiiicliliics, owing to :ulvers
iveuther conditions, either
extreme drought or excessive
rainfall, the application of
even n complete fertili/er does
not give :1 prrofitalile iucrense
in crop during the hrst sensou
ln such cas-es it must be borne
in _mind thntltlic Potnsh and
Phosphoric Ahlil part of the
fertilizer, not used by the crop
that year is retained in the
soil and invarinbi`y~~lia.~; iuarlied
beneficial “after effect" on the
succeeding crops for two
yt-nfs al. least. Apart from the
fact that couiuierical ferlilizers
have ii 'direct effect on the
yield for three or more seasons.
they _have also an indirect :uid
yet important l>enrlugboll1o|i\
the clop and soil- By proniol.
ing a healthier and more vig» -
oious root growth, n larger
amount of vegetable matter is
left in the soil, thus improv-
ing its pliyslcinl condition.
Tliosc facts are of great im-
portance to agriculturists ycl
they are frequently ignored
nltogetlier.
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cis Lecture, one of the men cinplnyeiil . .
Uv me workin: in the lumber wood
had artree fall on him, crushing lillii V 
fe rfull ‘
"}3rown'n present showing of soft
lclts is one of the best that has ever
been displayed in this Province. All
thc more popular styles are shown
from the lendini: factories in Ilnnada,
England and the United States. Pri-
ces rouge from $1.50 up, Brown’s, in _ igeldfl
'Pho Home nf Good Hats. 5-23d3i. ' 
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of a man‘s dropping out and leaving family pen-
niless is heard nearly every day of the year. It is al-
ways followed by the question, “Why on earth did'nt
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he have some insurance ?" This 'question so often
asked shows the position that I insurance lius- attaiiaed.
'Hyndman fs? Co.. Ltd..
represent the Great-West Life. The ,fleinpany that sells
Insurance st lowest rules and 'psyi the liigliésl divi-
dends to policy-holders. - _ ' _
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