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THE “TEST NEWS ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ms., 0, Aw. . _ prion mann _
W , i
. _ r ' _ _
~ ¢ _ -1 ~ , _
 AND Qllrnrs colllnl _   .
 Beer & weeks i Beer ajvleclu- i llurrs   
It Days to buy in this province. » Cue arrest was made lest night. - __ ` ' ' ' ' -i
_ An should “memb"_tB° nv’ dclock Exhetgartlixzz eglliaikmiziiilimwéll appear (`r_UARDlAN MARCH zi lgll 
of slam disease o
_ _._-~.._._- v
_ of my heed was sdeeied.
pain." I
lor all forms of skin dissssss, ulcers bsce i _
blood-Eoisonlng, Ito., hm-Buk Is e sure dlrre. lt Elsdohdgroldnelcllldlrdz:
outs, urns, bruises, cold sores, chaps, and cures piles. All drugglsts
:‘¢:\¢i"l|t"o;1ris.s':3d6;l|;=I."'lia§;‘.<_ir hm-huk Oo., Toronto. for pi-lee. llsluss
_ _ suffering from any form
Mr. Arthur Fsirbenk, of 547 Lansdowne Avg
Toronto, is the speaker, end he says: “ A bud en, 'lion
' on my forehead quickly spread until it covered my Emil
with foul and painful sores. I went to a doctor who ti-lgaf,
ed me for it. Still the sores spread until slniost the whole 
very little good, I left it off and tried various home remedies; `
Then I tried blood mixtures b
ill! thsttlme in s shocking condition. slid l:::l:s?l":s‘;1u'l-if-.inll S1xednFEo.:y  ! W"
s treated me for A period and it cnet ms over 350 but the sores ot no. iilnttspeclqm'
would itch end hurnst times until I was nearly mid. l must hsvg s ¢ t E- ar' “my
“N10” \‘°ll104|ll» when one ds s friend n-ked me why l had not Lrigdn Zalu-[~le},0o on
Seve nie A little. Thst little blt of bm-liuk riid me more good m- “ “mi
mth!! bl hid from doctors and specialists. l immediately sent for s
l“m¥ °f "W Nlm- V011' U00!! I Nllll U0 ees end feel e great difference
in sores, and nnally km-Buk cured me at s trifling cost. lf I had
get it st ilrstit would hsve saved ms dollars, and hours end hours of
If you are
r injury, road this!
Ae.the doctor’s treatment did mo
than ell the long t',|-qt.
-lill-
FREE B01(
Bend this coupon
and lc. etemp end
name of this psper
in zsil-sun co.,
Toronto, iind we will
mail free trial box_
l l ' -
EDl'l'0li’S MAIL.
(Continued from page 2),
of Public Lands selling and granting
deeds to and receiving payments for
this land from purchasers. We also
find the present Chief Justice who
was Attorney-General froln 1879 to
1889 and Chief Justice since then and
during all those years one of the Fan-
ning trustees with the Hon. Donald
Ferguson (.`-ommissioner of Public
Lands from 1879 to 1889 from time
to time selling and giving deeds to
and receiving payments from pur-
chasers of this land. In fact I am
told most. of the sales of these lands
were made during these ten years. We
also find another Fanning trustee,
Attorney-General Frederick Peters
with his Commissioner of Public
_Lands the Hon. Angus McMillan do-
ing the same thing. Is it now to be
said that these men were cieeiving
the honest farmers of this country by`
selling them lands that the Province
had no claim or title to? This will
not readily be believed nor can I be-
lieve it. '
It is claimed that there is no grant
from the original proprietor of these
2889 acres. Did a grant ever exist?
Or were there ever dealings with the
proprietor that would be as'an cflec-
tual barrier to his claim as a grant?
Who can be sure that there was not?
It is notorious that documents of a
Public nature have been lost or stol-
en from the Land Office. Is it reason-
able to suppose that if--these trustees
had any valid claim--to these lands
that they would have,,remained silent.
for about forty,-yee`,r`s"‘with li _know-
ledge that another party was dealing
with them? If they ever had any
rights they have slept on them for
forty years and it is now certainly
too late to come forward with n
claim to be paid when all the able*
and careful men who signed the deeds
to the purchasers and passed on their
titles are dead and gone. Laches and
estoppel are well known legal; terms
and their application to this case--'is
evident.
Let the members on both sides of
the _House vote this proposal down
without the least hesitation. They
need have no fear of ani' evil fam
beialling the purchasers. The trustees
will never bring an action against
any of them and if they do there is
no judge ur.cury,.in:.this. country who
would listen to thilr. case for one mo-
ment. At any rs.h6“it is»'>time~ enough
to think of oo ing to the aid of the
purchasers - a`f¥er`a court and jury
have pronounced against them. The
trustees knew all aion that the Gov-
ernment was selling asdtaking mon-
ey for these lands for itself. If they
had any claim why did they not raise
an objection? It is simply intolerable
to think of paying -them now. If the
trustees think they have a valid
clulni ict them establish it nm in u
court of law where the whole matter
and all the e ultie°s can be fullY- in-_
vestigated and settled. Until this is
done the only safe course for our leg-
islators is to sit tightly on the pub-
lic chest_
I notice that the pill is sugar coat-
td with the pretense that thc Pro-
vince niay for the future he absolved
from contributing to the Halifax
School for the Blind, Let not this de-
eciv ' _ bn H, __ iiloney is
paid, 0:2; tgfh wddsses to have
any ccntrolgafr '_ hover its av-
Dlication. ` ,`,il3t_~"»§,Q'f"”= 1 _ _ '
A 'Quienws couurv.
Merch 20. A `
'rl-ln Falumn IN CHINA. -
The feml in  is et the Pre-
sent time _ rfi erlti .
S _     '..ou
 ,~.-\»li'=.  ‘
.. .,,_,..._,.,,_ ,.._. Y .  -
and thousands are dying from starva-
tion. Thoilgh the relief workers are
unceasing in their efforts to alleviate
‘tile sufferings of the stricken people
It is eutlmuteil that the duutii tnli
fwill reach a million before ally ofthe
early crops can be harvested. The ap-
Dehl for aid by missionaries and oth-
ers in the famine districts is most;
\ll`€0lll'» 8.011 heart rendiiig_ Canada in
cndeavoring to raise one hundred
thousand dollars as its part of the
universal relief fund, and a very gen-
eral eilort is being made throughout
'the Dominion to reach this amount.
When it is stated by the proper alltli-
iorities»that two cents will keep i
person alive a day, that two dollars
will save a whole lamily from star-
vation. it becomes possible for all
classes to aid substantially this work
of relief.
The Ministerial Association of
Charlottetown ilnder whose auspices
this appeal is niade, sincerely hopes
that the citizens of Charlottetown
and Prince Edward Island will gener-
ously and without delay respond to
this request. Notices have been placed
in several places of business through-
out the city and Province, where do-
nations niay be left. Contributions
from the ci-ty and any section of the
Island, will be received and acknow-
ledged through press by His Hon
Lieilt. Gov. Rogers, who has kindli
consented to act as Treasurer of the
Fund.
On behalf of the Ministerial Assoc-
iation, Charlottetown, H. E. Thomas,
President, Z. L. Fash, Secretary.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
March 20, 1911.
_____.__-
"Yoil need a tonic to keep your
system in its usual good health, Macs
Emulsion will prove beneilciul in MW
case. Beef, Iron and Wine will build
up even the most anaemia of invalids
and our Syrup Of HYD0Dh0Bl'>h8ff¢S
will prove palatable to even the most
delicate. Better start a cure today.
Two Macs. drif-
llUDS0lf RIVER T0 BE »
iiixsn niunx_rllr,,rl
_.=_\.=»~.
lvl‘lnDl.l<J'rowN, N. v., Mui-_ 16?-
There is 9. mixed drink treat in store
for Hudson river shad on Saturday,
when 2,500 bottles of beer, three bar-
rels of wine and a large quantity Of
whiskey and gin will be emptied into
the river. The liquors were seized at
.Cornwall a week ago, when raids
were made by the New York hoard oi
water supply police upon four places-
Cornwiill is a no-license town, but
during the construction work of the
eziueduct laborers have taken uv “Wil”
homes there and many speak easics
have been startfrd- JU‘dS0 ROYUB lu
this city ordered the seized liqiuor de-
stroyed imd on Saturday et 10 H-
m. 9, general holiday Wm he d°°l°-fed
while the orders -of the court are car-
ried out.
' The rock specimens contsining_tlie
diamondsare pel'_i¢l0t_¢B 0,1 _Q19 Vmwtv-
lrnuwn in dunii and were enlleetui
by Charing (lam lllon Oiivene M0110*
tain, near the Tulanieen river.. sighs;
were subm-lttizd to R. A. A. Joh en.
mineralogist of the survey, and his
tests established beyond llueutivu
that the fragments of crystal were
diamonds. None are larger than or-
dinary pin heads. Some appeal' lm'
det the mierol°0D9 t0 17° 0*" “ml
,-bright. Others yellow and brown.
OTTAWA LDSES
THROUGH 'l'YPll0lD
ummm `
LONDON, Ont., . Mar. 17-President.
Bingham, of the Baptist Young Peo-
ple’s Union of Ontario and 112081200.
_announced last night that because of
the typhoid epidemic. in  the
The letter city is s ren  _'rm
»tertsln the 300 delegates.
 ,  _ fu 1 . ._ - A ” . » - .
..,.¢~'*».. -_
Q_, » v’-v=,.__  
tea in Y.M.C_A. on Thursday from
five till seven. Tea and admission will
be twenty cents. ._ ‘
L- - _-.__
The Door condition of the lee yes-
tefdev was responsible lor iinrluriher
P°IUp0l!m¢el_t of the-'horse races ache- 1
duled -for yesterday. -
1101. interest tn ladies ls the lent
that we, have stocked several odors
of the Harmony Perfumes and such-
ets made in Boston. You have .only
l-Q Bee these perfumes to fall in love
with them. Bold only by the bulk.»
Price 75:: an ounce. The MacKinnon
Dru: Co., cur. ct. ceo. a Ke. sts.
The People's Theatre was filled as
usual. lest evening. The program was
one of the_most enjoyable yet put on.
The photo play, Her Fifrst Hushian'd’e
Return unfolded 3 ‘domestic drama of
strength and 'the rapt attention of the
audlvnce was held as t-he story was
pictorially unfolded. The climax was
particularly interesting and portray-
ed in an engaging manner. The com-
edy elemlentwas well supplied 'by The
Italian Barber, in which was 'repre-
sented a personage of frivolous affec-
tions whose attentions to two young
ladies presented on the screen _in
3, laughable manner. The amusing
emnani Sale
i - .
This morning at 9' o‘c ock weplace 'on sale an, _
Crockett...    155
Gardnen... . _ ..  151
Jewers`__. ._ ._  137
1-1-arper... ._ ._  139
Strain...  _ ._  144
Totals... . . . . . . .
._ 734
G. Prowse..._   163
A. McCabe....   141
Acorn...   _  182
Brown...  ._  154
Pl'owse__.  ._  147
Totals...    737
The following are' the
tween the 4th Regiment
ported:
1
Bruce...     189
J. McKay...   133
McKinnon... .__ ._  221
Leigh...  _  159
Smith...  .  211
Totals...    913
McKay... _. ._ 
Worth...  _ 
Prows`e_.. ._ ._ 
Moore...  _ 
Brown...  _  145
Totals...   
~\ ‘
Last _night in the Arena alleys th
M`°°hfiI1l9€ .\v_0,n irony Prowse Bros
f?¢uu.by u maiorlfy, nl 102 in rr how
111% match in the Arena League. _'
_ B. Prowse made the highes
score, 185, while J. Strain made tht
highest-aggregate, 459,
Following are the scores;
ulsoi-lanlcs.
i
rnowsa limos.
1 z
1 2
145 152
131 185
114 10..
154 130
drtf.
HUWLINE
2 .
3 Ttl.
closing was heartily enjoyed and ap-
plauded. Another comedy picture
was The Tin Type Romance, another
tale of that kind of heart trouble
-which physicians so often have fail-
ed to relieve. The wiles of a young
and engaging damsel in first securing
a man, their courtship, quarrel, and
0 ultimate reconciliation throu ~h the
g
-' instrumentality of an intelligent col-
* lie, were all most happily and amus-
ingly told. Will Stewart sangbeau-
t 'tiiillly and received hearty encores on
each appearance. He rend-ered two
songs, “Denver Town" and “Casey
Jones," singing each superbly. Miss
Kelly's music always is what it was
last night, a feature in itself of the
evenings entertainment at the popul-
112 125-392 ar Peopl-e’s Theatre.
155 140-45
6
116 176-427 ::Jords.n's Emulsion is better than
132
141-412 the common cod liver oil and has
179 136-4-59 none of its nsusepus taste either.
694 718 2149
127 128-37
84 120-336
135 144-433
114 185-446
_ 569 139 2044
_ Majority for Mechanics...  10
scores in th
recent game in Burke's alleys bc-
-tesm and th
Business Meii’s tealmi previously 're-
~
ern. REGIMENT.
2 a Tu.
is-l-sis
las-319 ‘
1'/1 ies-551
149 123-431
159 122-492
729 121 2314
142
108
BUSINESS MEN.
3 Ttl
3 Ttl.
109 161-433
128-425
169--485
" 132-348
171-455
3-Zld2‘i _
THE WRONG WAY.
A train was reported forty miinutes
6 late, and after the time had elapsed,
9, would-be passenger inquired:
"How late_ls that train?"
"Oh, about an hour late."
The hour passed, and the .query was
repeated.
2 "Well, they’ll be about an hour and
twenty minutes late here."
e Patience reigned until the query
was justly renewed, and the railroad
3 men replied:
"Well, sir, I think that train will
he near two hours late."
Whereupon the Passenger said:
"Flay, mister, will yoil kindly tell
me which way that train is goiilg'I"
NOTHING TO DO.
A busy city man went to the coun-
try for a rest and foilnd th* time
hanging heavily upon his hands. He
saw an old man sitting in the sun-
shine by his cottage door, and asked
him. what he did all day long.
' "Well," he replied, "sometimes I
_ sets and thinks. and sometimes I sets
and smokes, but mustly I jest sets."
He, at least, was more resourceful
than an Egyptian lady, who when
asked the _sarne__question answererlz-
175 117-437 "I sit on this sofa., and whzn I nm
744 717 2150
tired I cross over and sit on thot.”
n us! con enti _  ni OP
En: on Gocdl  ihglzidgf'
likely be-Held in _ ‘\ M( < _
f _
689
Majority for` -ith. Reg't . . . .
.. 224
GIRL ATTACKS BUl.|.
WITH POTl'l'0 KNIFE
___-
HUNTINGTON, Ind., Mar. 16.-A
maddened bllll, shipped here from
Texas to he fattened for market, es-
caping from consignment, terrorized
the entire downtown section of the
city at noon today. Pauline
Broughton, 13 years old, was the
heroine of the hour, attacking the
beast with a knife she had been us-,
ing to pare potatoes for dinner. to
prevent him from’ crushing the liie
out of her baby sister, who was
prostrate beneath the pawing lioofs.
BORN!
McCALLUM-In Summerside on Mar.
17th., to G. H. and Mrs. McCallum
li. son.-S.
Coughs, Colds
llRONCll§lTiS
If there is an ailment in the throat
or,chest, it is surely essential that
the remedy be conveyed direct to the
affected part. It's because the heal-
ing vapor of Catsrrhozoneis breath-
ed into the sore, irritated throat and
bronchigl tubes; because its balsamic
»furn'és k ll the germs and destroy the
cau`sii`of the trouble. These are the
failed to cure it genuine case of Ca
tarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis of Throat
Trouble.
` The wonderfully-soothing vapor of
Catarrhozone instantly reaches the
furthest recesses of the lungs, pro-
duces a healing, curative edeot that
is impossible with B tablet or liquid,
which goes merely to th-e stomach,
and fails entirely to lrelp the throat
or lungs.
1 To permanently cure your wintrr
ills, your coughs, sneezing, and Ca-
tarth, by all means used 5, tried and
proven remedy like Caterrhozcne.
But beware of the substitlitor and
imitotor. Look for Ostarrhozolie
only, 500. and $1, at all dealers.
_ Caial'rllo_z_oiie
f Jan. Bimini it 1
Aispeolal line of pins--365 pins.
on sash paper. offered at the
smallwures sale 2 papers for 50
Moore G McLeod. 3- I Adtf
' "Housewives will find the solution
of their washing problem in the ed
of the Star Steam Lsundriy in this
issue. 3-2 dll.
At the smsllweres sale. you
will find a big assortment of
front pad hose supporters. rogu
ler 250 for 200.-Moore Q Mc
Leod. 3 i4i.\t.f.
See the wide braids. the new
food effects. the Persian and gold
nsertlons and all overs and all
t tis newest and best In trim-
is
- EVERYBODY SAW FIRE.
Admiral Lord Fisher, on his arri-
val in New York on the Baltic,
charmed the reporters with his hil-
a-rity. "You young reporters are
very alert," he said, at- t_he end of
an ~ _
editors they tell about in Tallis
Street. A newspaper proprietor in
That very night there was a fire in
ling rescues, tragedies and escapes,
belle li' e es I-le tore in a
taxicab to Tallis Street. He burst
in on the editor like an explosion.
‘Why dl-dn’t we have a story of the
tlre?’ he asked. The new editor look-
ed calmly through his spectacles, and
replied: ‘What was the use of print-
ing anything about it? Everybody in
town was there to see the whole
thing for themselves’ "
’ DIED. `
March Znd, at the home of Mrs.
James Smith, Clarence Roy Smith,
son of Richard and Mrs. Smith,
age 16 months. Other papers please
coDy.
refined and combined with other absorb-
Wood’| Norlwrx Pins Syrup. Three
looking throu h your B B B slmesso I
thugs at Petons. 3-2 l all
l
us
interview "You are not like the L
on sa me. A
Remnants
Remnants
Rcmnsnie
Remnants
Remnants
Remnants
of Linen
of Sheeiing '
of Toweling
of Creionne `
of Tapestry ;
of .Art Saieens
l
interesting lot of remnants. very piece has' the light
original price and reducediselling prices plainly marked
' l
Remnants
1 Remnants
Remnants
We want to effect a quick clearance. l‘(}enl1ine
bargains may be expected. `
\/Ve advise anjearly call this a, m.
of Curisinings
of Coiions ~
of Tickings
Remnants of Velours
Remnants of Muslins
Remnants of Blsnlleiings
clearance.
_ /_ a Sample ,Curtains Reduced
All our samples of lace curtains go on sale this morning also. These _
curtains are not in any way-.injured altho one curtain of each pair is more or
. less soiled and milssed.
= \Ve have greatly reduced our already low prices to eilcct a quick
_ Louie early.
` .
  Carpet .land Oilcloth
R E MN A N T S
In our big carpet deplt will be found many attractive bargains in rem
iiants of carpets and oi1c1otlls.,'.- These have all been greatly reduced and we
anticipate a speedy clearance  all in a short time.
  cel' ®_ ,Weeks  _
_ 5.-1 1-ii-`n s _ ,, ,,-,-'
THE HAREM SKIRT.
I vowed to love er my
I’ve Just been pondering over what
1 vowed to let her share my lot.
That always I'd be kind and true;
I vowed to stick through thick and
thin,
To shield her from all form of hurt;
I wonder if that vow takes in
The thing they call the harem
skirt?
If she would don a garb like that
Would I be justified, I pray,
and pay her bills and smile there-
at? `
Confound that bifurcated thing,
I dldn't vow to stand for that!
QUEBEQ, Mar. 17--What might
collision, considerable damage bein#
It has long been known that the hal- ' = =~ _
_“mio od" of the newly 'ut pine "ee caused to three of the cars. _A pay- *OR SALE’ 375 lobster t B _ Ap_
11"" “nd i“Y‘¢°M~ th' NHS' “nd ',l_“,]y°“`mteii clit dtolpdd on G'“"d“ .Ill lily to n. J. ivlclveill. Tyiii vul-
consuulirtivse improve and revive amid 9°- at 1' ° 9° 0 °'“"°Y 5""`°°t- 1ey_ ' 3_.1gd5i_
thgp, um, of an p;,,,,_ gina, but few -When the car attempted to proceed _,,__,_______w,
can commend the luxury ofa visit to the thi’ bf°'k"* W°"ld "°t W°"k “ld th* TFOR. SALE, seed wheat, White
~ ' it 1| |_,,‘¢odn,w, go man to car moved down the grade, striking _ 'Russian “ed Wham" 152 vidm-ya
lnerles wi y
ifucwiliatthe essential healing principle another cur opposite the Lezislutlve iznw_ John Nnwnnin. 3-1s.l1m_
bulldi h l ll ma c used t -
°f the pine hu been'“p"”'ed' md 1 nga' t e on y itll bgrekill f 0  A large two tenement
the rear car being e a g o a
car was also sent down the grade
Lemieux, residing on Grande Allee,
"Putronlze 'tnifice-cream table at
Tallis Street hired s. new editor. *_* Grace Church tea" 3'2mu' A
- ~ h all lite, ~~ "  - ~
une strand, n vast ere. which nu T0 Ghefish her f1"°Ush veal end, °-Gonrnonie mme candy nt Gmc
London turned out to see_ T113 pro- W061 ` _ iChurch tea`in Y_M_C£A. ’Mal‘ch 23rd.
prietor saw it himself, with its thril- I V°W°d» when She bwame my lmfeg ' 3'21<11i-
Through summer’s sun and winter s _ _ ____ , , _ _
and early the next morning he open- S“°W _ , _ d osvoice Speciaush _Prnt H_ A_
ed his DBPEP With U19 Pleafmnt °_xP°°` T?1-fafégofnr e,f('):sm; ig? :s;];.¢t.ne Tanton, teacher of Voice Culture.
tai-1011 gf 582011? *?'b1f‘“e' li,‘_`;"§h‘€i“°' But must I too' forsake my p,.i'd,, Piano and Organ. Voice Culture a
fiigdltimg ‘line Egolitertxlie drgolxfad girl; nrlarw R And let hi" WWF a harem Skift'-" siggciaxty' Studio' 156 gggzss Getfrge
‘ _ - rw ‘w.
editor printed. The man could hard- _ _ _ 
l ' ` - - - l
y W 'B Y I took that solemn oath to do: "Alpha liebekuli lodge, Nu. io,
I. 0. O. F. meets tonight at 8 o'clock
sharp. .Degree practice. A full atten-
dancelof the De ree stall requested.
` “Court Mt. Stephtn, I, ()_ B2,
0'c10ck.
"The Church of England people,
Rulltlco, will hold a COIN:_€rt and bag;
ket social at Wheatley River Hall on
Thursday, March 23, Admission lil.
teen cents; ladies with baskets free.
_- 3-18d4ir1ipd.
"The magnificient `performan.ces of
the HOWARD WA'I‘CHES'we have
sold 'have increased our enthusiasm- ln'
introducing this peerless watch to the-
people of Prince Edward Island. We
will send on 'request the Howard.
booklet and. complete descriptive
price-list. G. F. Hutcheson, Agent.
. 8
Amy Winchester, Recording Sec'y.
' ' 3-2l.d1L .
iii"
-' s-` i--`-i "
Qcunlwlnu ci
Asslr-lizu lili»s.}
? Zyl
McCALLUM-In Summerside on Mar. In grabbing up my derby haf, -uni .
' ' d-T 3
18th., the infant son of G. H. and And promptly bidding her goo
Mrs. McCallum.--S. ‘ day? ‘_  
SMITH-At Pleasant Valley, Lot 21. or must 1 still unto her cling, _.___L‘ ,.__,_________ __ _ _ _ _"___ ____
\vANTED, girl for general house-
work. References required. Good
wages; Mrs. J. J. McKinnon. 157
.\‘r-rth-Tliver Road. 3-15dtf.
_._.___,_._._..  A. A  _ _ _ 
  QUEER CIR SMASH AENTED. k a girl for capers
_ ln  QuEBEc ousewor _ References requ re .
“ ° ” -- Apply “t 23B__Q__‘{‘,’.°,'i§_°t  :f_".1‘f'i“'__
C onsumptzon ---,ED rl., __ W ,__ A
reasons whyfatarrhozone never yet 
 , gi or ouse or p-
p y Morell House, 136 Kent St.
"'||"° °°°t°|'3 lttfndfd HUT- have been B serious accident occurred _ 2_25d2mpd
__ llsl.l> warren
\/VANTED, man and wife to work
, 'on small farm at edge of Clty,`
|man must understand vegetable gur-
dening and care of stock, and wife
be competent housekeeper. Apply to
M., Box 825, City. 2-Zldrtf.
 
LL HLLP WANTED
MA
"Y/"A”NTED, u drug clerk. Apply x,
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Guardian _Ofl‘lce.  _#3-_-i1vild§i._
ANTED, a blacksmith, will hire
'or let shop. Apply,to Spurgeon
Plickox. Clyde River. _3-l0d2wl>d;
' ‘jig “¢|»'. pin. last evening shortly after six o'clocl:, A
Dr' Wu y on Grande Alice and' St. Louis street if w
SYN” cum' "37' __ when several electric cars cams intr;  
eng, efpeotoi-me and soothing medieinos trolley pole. The second ear, No. 64,  house with lawn. Apply on the
01|-ooo ind worth in the manufacture with great force, smashing the win- premises to E. E. Jordan, 36 Upper
of'Dr_W\ood's Norwi=y.Pine Syrup. dows and the motorman's vestibule. Hillsboro Street. 3-16d2w.
h 4 f d th -
Nil"-...l’a:‘°f‘.’f.:...‘i'.‘;°i°~..“..r :ru 25;.: ._r:..:;:°..§'s? ..:i:.:‘ ...s Aulucnu  of  
niidqlet you know the benefit I have just turned on to St. Louis street, - Wm “$9 P15” at H'°"b"‘"¢ Cm"
~ h h th f D _ M . __ dug ver's residence, Mt. Albion, on Wed
received t roug e use o your r going towards aple avenue an s nesday at one wclockl 3_20d3ipd‘
XNYANTED-Boys to sell Saturday
Evening Posts. bots of pocket
money earned #ter school hours. -A -
ply to Harry  Stanley, 132 Rich-
'n°'\_<1_&_f?l$v'1' ` ~  =*'-2°<\31L\'-
niscEiTli's"feu’fs'*
.fpanliiiz ora woaxs-we nays
_ - the agency for Parke1."Dy'c, Works.
Toronto; 'well and’ favorably 'known
throughout" the, Island. Work entrust-
ed to us will have _our careiulf.o.tte`nl:_
tion, John T. McKenzie. 3*l_.3d1_m. '
__ _ __1`!'?‘\_C_l!_"3|*_i!*!i 1. ¥:5____ _ --
WANTED at once a teacher for
~ -Clyde River school, No. 63.
Supplement $40. Apply to J. A. Mur-
yeerl 13° I 0°°l“ml°¢i°l\ M14 bud und cnlll<l¢a.wlf.li u green cur wlilcn‘ ,bn SALE one hundred bushels.
2‘,':f,,‘:°°°f,,':,,,1‘:°:1°,°$,'§ l“bf,’,,f‘,',',1y2,‘,f,E 'md “sf °“'"°°d Q' "I," If,‘:§"2§,“‘§_  No. 1 wheat, 75 bushels 'runo-
‘““°:l- 'f 'rr '° "°~..*..'...°°‘ "ll~°'°.2l.°..‘ 5-‘if1°°1i»<»f’\»l’»f-fi?-°° M1223 fr-   *:°:;l.i.i.”;°.°..°“;f;‘:::‘ ;’::i‘.:.‘:.°‘n=
wul .l\°¢ gl U1! _ _"f - _ ° were well filled with passengers. Mrs. ,mga Gnem ' 3__18dl_3ipd_' _wnyply atihie `991E,,;~_*~§__;1_8g3\Dd_~_
ll” lb” DE- °°d'° N°"'° Pi” symp :who was on board the first car nog QALE d h t F "TF:
qsxfglmmmgtwjfxfggf struck, was slightly injurid and was'  Whit.; Ruliiiisllil, dlisiayéar €¢i;‘\\w§;
metdy  At that time I weighed 5°" m he' h°‘“° i“ 9' Bmlh' 'Wh“° grown on the lslend, an exceptionally
$5 pound, ‘md mm 'ash 172,” m of \Mr. Tourigny, M. L. A., had one oi goodhyieidu-_ ,owed 4 bus\,,|3 gm)
1 E. ig, his Um* “diy hurt. cleaned 125 also good seed oats
87 pounds in three years. now eep ‘ _ . »
in ui. lieu” in the eine und would uni m;1`\=;m§\1aegreffmtweggcpughy t\\;;<>\;f; Jnninlduclvriuun. Prninui. a~iudrsu1_‘1_-
§’,,°,,"~,f,°§‘t"}l‘ “ ‘°' ‘”““”‘ “" I °"° my iimln. alvlas-Ain. slzlns Asn .sry-1 » .w~
Price 25 cents at all dealers. Menu- . - - ~ - I
» ' . ANNOU»NCEMl‘NTS. we will exchange it for a new Domin-
"°"“"° °°" b’ Th' T'-“‘"'“"° c°" _-_ 5' inn sale si vuuii cow sale. 'rue onu-
um- "°'i'T°'~°°"°‘ 0"” ‘ " "once colin lui- unit ut mace sdian Fairbanks 0°-.1-imiwi. B
[Church tea. Il-2ld\l_ , Johor N. B.
S LES -If your safe is too small
ray, _Sec r , of Tl-listen. 3-17d4l. _
_ E0 LET
T0 LET, 2 rooms in central part
_ _~ of city suitable for dressmaker.
"fIi0»,I.»ET, larlobrlek store on the
i~bosiest pert or _ Qilsen Street.
-,close to banks uidmsrket een be nt-
txi to luit tenant, Apply 18! Qnlsll
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stamps an -~ - _~“» ,,,- furniture. W.
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