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FEBRUARY II. 1910
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HOLES-E CLEANING '_
bein a mono- _
 dii=ds=ryg b¢°°“*¢f' “ i
piugure when Sunlight helps _ _
you. Remember - _Sunlight '-
doesall the work. at half the ~
colt and in half the j
time oi other soaps. _
. _ Follow directions __ <
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HORSE NOTES.
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.'..The death occurred suddenly BV
Lower Montague this week oi Cap-
tain Philip Fongere aged ti5. I_)\lr\DiI
the day he had been working in the
woods, about hal! a mile from his
home, with his son. He took Sl
weak turn and sat down, unable to
move. His son started to carry him,
but hhding his father in a serious
condition, laid him down in a shel-
tered place and ran for help. 'The
doctor was also sent lor, but medi-
cal skill proved unavailing, and Cap-
tain Fongere passed away shortly
after the doctor arrived. The de-
ceased wns of Acadian descent, and
had followed the sea ior_ many years.
For the past two or three years he
has been on the D. ti. S. Gu1nare_
l'i'ior to that he had commanded
siiiliiig _vc-ssels, including the schoon-
ci' Halajan, owned- by the late Hon.
Mulcolin Macdonald oi Charlotte-
tiiwii. He leaves a widow, one son
and four daughters.
"UHF Bill Sale of boots and shoes
is now on. Women’s Buckskins 30
Every 10"" of h"r“” “wh in (figs cents, ahout half price. Theb' wori't
Provirlce knows thc 5l'\""i1~` $5001' fl
ney Maker 2,l8§. hloiicy Maker is on
ol _ _ _
produced and \v-.is sired hi' IW
town 2119; who has 20 stuiidiird 1
the fastest. puccrs this island lr-is
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formers_ In another column in '
_I lust ioni; at' this price, so call early.
God Bi-os. _ 2_1i.|1;_
‘(l. F. I-Iutcheson's sale ol hand
this issue _HPPEBYS _Pfi“¢"' painted Chiiiawnre offers a Splendid
towrfs ad ior this season with par- oppnrtiinlty for ccimomical house-
ticulara as to ti-riiis ctr, Dr A.
A.
wivcs to priicurc some pieces of nrt
Leckie of this ci1‘_v and D. \V- “l--£9. ware :it hull price. 2--lldli_
‘fork Point, are the owncis, _
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VALENTINE Wwiii Kiizuiiin
is I
have to give pleasure to som
another opportiiniry you
SUEEEH] MINTUZ
c
body by sending iliciu ri `prc-t- --
tv pin, brooch, ring, waitcli
stud or"similar artile_ IN
will engrzive suitable articli-
.niCe1V_ send by reggstered before the end oi the year, will b
mail and giiarantrc deliver
Witlioiitextra charge,
E.  I`aiylo
South Side Queen Sql!/.ire '
dnitv iwll `
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LONDON, Feb. 9-It is reported
C that Lord Minto, who will retire
5 from his post as vineroy oi _ India,
succeeded by Field Mhrshall Lord
lxitchener.
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FAIHG 4
C1'-IAIl.LO'l 'I`l£T_|l\\'N T0 liUS'I`().\’
Lt:
, Farm For Sale
"`l\e iilulcrsigvurfl off(-rl for sulc her farm
si iinlmd in lower Moiitngue cvniiiigiiig if
iivri-1 uf lniid iiiuio or less. nlmut l.'» uuru-; uiirli
_cl Lvattnii niul llie hulaiiue oo\¢-red with .-
good gi'o\\'Ih of wood and ~-hiiiida.\c_c ol' .swanin
\¥_u_-_, _a cond si i-cum nf ivutur noi-oss llic pliiw,
ll 1lldlIlLrlH\f~ir raiiuii-. lt is centrl. ly ovat-
i-d.bell|1 uhont mid wny hctirccn Monlagi e
Bridge l\i\di.owor Moiiingiie. tho l»»_~'| _sliipir
lfgl Clog; _ _ _ _ _ __ _$145 ing pliii-\~ on tha lsluiid, und coincliiclit l »~
‘school niid cliurclies
Second Class .  . _  $7
95
5|," Rm-,m,_ __ __ $|_0g _\lI{S. .'\l.lfX ,\li‘l<`.\Rl._»\_\`li.
SINGLE- -TRIP---SF.l~?VlL`l'L
Couimencinc llcceiiiher grli, th
~`tea,i-hip “ `alvin Austin ` wi
eavc ~t]0ht1 every Tliiirsday
8
li nd and Boston
Retiirniiig li-into-' Union \\`li'rf Rust.
_\li
500 p D1. for Luhec. Easiport, into
I--hii,
Through Tickets proportloniuoly
s ~ ~
billoze checked through to dcstiiintion.
L.Il. Thompson. . F. & l' A.
WM G. LEE,
Airent
St. -'ohii
Hockey Boots
The best that’s made
McPhers0n’s
.-\ilki'||s l"ci'i'y
1 P. li, lslziiiil
.’..The latest news, drati~_o_!_ all.
 C. White, Montagde Bridge.
has an interesting (arm for sale ad
in this issue. 2-Ildrli.
...Mrs Alex McFarlane, Aitken’s
Ferry, Oilers for sale her farm situat-
ed in Lower Montague. For particu-
lars sae ad in this issue. 2--lldlii.
._LAl1 amounts ior Guardian adver-
tising and subscriptions in Montague
and vicinity should be paid to W. A.
Johnstone, agent, and in Souris and
vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.
“II you are ruii down, nervous,
have no ambition or appetite and
lack energy, take Hughes’ Digestive
Tonic and iinprovemenbwill follow
after the first few doses. It is a
wonderful appetizer, nerve food and
invigorator. Price 25c_ per bottle.-
Geo. E. Huglies', Apothecaries Hall.
2-11d2i
__ _______ _ __PIED_~ 
DRAKE-At West River, Feb 10th,
1910, Ella Boyle Drake, aged IT
years. _
Funeral from the home of William
Boyle on Saturday, Feb. 12th, at
_ 2 p.m_ to Cornwall.
McLEOD--Al. Smith Granville, .Jany
, ll, 1910, John McLeod, aged tio
years.
Mcnsci-inns-.it in stewart, Fei..
10, 1010, Margaret Alice Mcliachern,
wife of Alexander Mchlachern, aged
59 years.
Funeral Saturday at eleven o’c10ck
to Mermaid Cemetery, Lot 48.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
"Wildey Lodge meets tcrnlght. Two
candidates for Initiation. Z-11di,i_
Sire of 20 smiidui-d peiioriiicrs iiicliul
_~.;i'g.
Dam ilir-iiiu\'i\‘Iuri.'xl l>_\' llumhle-
I ilam of.; }_ toiiioii io.
gr li ni.ii I
. I (.`lur.'i I bv .-\inc|'ica:i
-_ |.' - - -
hw ` U" I grb iiiurc) Starr i4
_r;‘:‘. d.'i|ii § "~""i"m_h_‘_ } by \`oliiiic|'teri1_=_:
\\'ill iiiukt* scusuii ofigto at D. \\'.
\\'liili»`~, \`ork'l’oii\l llotel. ai fifteen dol-
lnrs lSi_:,.ooi ilu' ,~i~;i.-oii. l’:iyzihlc :is ful-
e 2- i idl`|i lhcii tliiilli_;ii‘\\'3i[ul
II -.._ ..___- _ _» 
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a. ni for Eastport, Lubec. Port- '
iii my interest during the campnig' i
you that I shall endeavor to cou-
tiiiue to merit your confidence _
I remain
' Your most obedient servant,
and on Election day. Assuriiig
lil‘;N_|.'\i\IlN ROGERS, JR
2.iidii 2-i ii|r,i\\\-|~ml` . ty B i}',,,,.,¢,h0i-i1.ea piigiécs
‘ ' 'g OF.
lows:
l-`i\'\‘ \loll;ii's |5_no)r1isli :it Isl s0r\'icc
:uid lon ilollzirs ($10.00) \vlii-ii iiiziro |iro\'c_~a
' iifozil. l). \\'. \\'|iiii~ :uid \. A. |.t~i`kit‘,
'l`lic iliidersigiicil ofl`<-rs for siilv his f:ii'iii
ini; house and nillbiiildings iii First class
f`culIi\':|.lioii. This is :i r:\i'e chance for
:in_v\i_iic° desiring it first class f.'ii'ni and
coiiii`0rlul'»lc liunie, right iii the \'illnge`of`
Noiiiitgiic. For fiirllivr pzirticiiliims enquire
Mixiiizigiie Bridge
Pl O rod
Llvor Gomplalnt
f _
Mrs. R. S_mit1i,of Winnipcg,Man., tells
an interesting story of relief from almost
iiiiiilcrnhl; su_li_'eritng{s: _
“I can ar e you iow eat my
suiicrings have heen. Chronic liiicr coin-
5"*i§1`1`l.°.‘l'é‘l’.‘?”’°d i'.i..i"?I.".ii‘¢”“si"""."`°.'i'..3
-.ii . :ve _v _
I experienced the sickcning effect; ol
llieseailiiients. I longed for some inedi- _
cine that should permanently drive Lliciii ‘
iwriy.
Iicaring of Dr, Morse’s Indian Root
Pills, I thought they were woriliy of n
lriiil. My surprise was indccd grcut
From the very first I experienced relicl.
Continuing with them I found my lrouh-
les we;'_c slowly put surely lcriving me,
, .ind b ore oiig _once more l:n:°\v w inf
it was to he free from llie lizircissing ef-
fects cl the ailments that had long sick-
ened and weakened nie. _ So great is my
iaith in Dr. Morse's Indian Pills that I
shall never on any account be \‘.'itlicui
lh-m.” - _
Dr_ .\lorse's Indian Root Pills cui-i
Bowel and Kidney aswell as Livcr troub-
lcs, and keep you laealtliy. ‘25c n box
it \-ourilc;ilcr’s. ' _ I4
"Da§drTfl_i?aTg€rin'TthatF_rit\`:ifks
the scalp, killing the roo’ts'o.f the
hair. Mac's Hair Food is an antisep-
tic remedy that removes uandruii
preventing baldness and ialllag hair.
Nm; oily or gpeasy-will not er il hats
or pillows. Delioately pcrlirnel and
higihly recommended. Try {\ 1-wiic.
25 and soc. Look for the sum that
says "Two Macs." 149 Great G0--file
Street. "'- i I'
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* TRAGEDY
DOUBLE IN wiNNiPEG. MAN-
WINNIPEG, Feb. 10--A double tra-
gedy took place here, when Henry
Schwartz, a Galician, shot and killed
his wife as she opened the door o
her home to him, and then Bent
bullet into his own brain.
_.__....__---
RIVER SEINE RISING.
houses, when they were obliied t
take flight again.
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Pnosiou on LAMP
EX o.-iusms _DEATH
NICOLET, Que, Feb. 10.,-E. Ro
te was asleep in his roo
He was seen at the window. but th
flames cut oil the attempt to rescu
him.
I bathed it Well With MINABD'
` LINIMENT and it was as well a
__ ini; thc rliniiipioii four your old Moiic\- ever next day_ _
-1- ““_‘_“"` 2~'_S,'f' _ ' Y.ours very truly, __
_ hire l‘ri|ii~i-ps h_v \\ ooilforil .\l:iinl\riiir T_ G_ M¢MULL|EN_ _ ,"-rip'  -~ --_~~ _
f
8 address before the American l\“.‘.tii@d
PARIEH Feb- 1°’Th° River same noon in honor oi Mr Fairbanks. Th
F089 ihfsg lelet Wlthm la fewth_l;°\\_‘ircs-h-all was decorated with America
last nie ~ “ many D aces. _ -
time oi the last flood were )ust he-1
of a lamp broke out, and he was
overlooked in the ensuing excitement.
The Nova Scotia "Lumber King"  _  -_
7>
 I H _.£4-'fiifciiiii  A
P ,° I “Zi :consider MIN.-\an's i.1N1iuEN[r ,f cf ,.   `\ in `__ \ _
llllce 0" 249 3-4 “‘:.‘.‘2S..?.‘i';%:‘:i§‘;.i';   ‘ I to f ‘ I
ig   `» ' _-`
‘ L
Roma, Furs.-'rue visit of oner-
les W. Fairbanks, the former vice-
president of the United States, to
Rome, 'brought about_e. very delicate
Oli :wus 'toni sin 03 zuimo ‘uoiwnlii
wished to pay his respects to the
king, the Pope and the American
Methodist church. Incidents ol the
kind are not infrequent and extreme
care has to be exercised by those up-
on whom the arrangement ol the au-
diences falls, to -avoid offending the
susoeptibilitles oi either side.
By a. tactful arrangement, Mr Fair-
banks' audience with King Victor
Ernmanuel was nxed for Saturday,
and that with the Pope (or Monda:-'.
and when efverythi-ng' seemed satisfac-
torily planned, the Vatican suddenly
anxioimced that it would he %npossi-
ble for his holiness to rece ve the
former vice-president, if he carried
out his announced inteutlion to speak
in the, American Methodist church
here, because tha Methodists had been
active in proselytising among the
Catholics.
Negotiations were immediately ile-
gun with a view to avoiding any Ull-
pleasantness and a situation which
might give rise to misconception. 8I\_d
in illiese negotiations promlinent Vati-
can officials exorred every influence
tc, remove the difllculties which had
so unexpectedly presented themselves
to Mr Fairbanks' audience with the
Pope. But Mr Fairbanks finally de-
clared that although he was' animat-
ed by a strong desire to pay his res-
pects to the head of the Catholic
|clrurch, whose followers iiad played
such an important part as R055 Am-
erican citizens, he could not with-
s church
draw from his promise to deliver an
- manifest towards each other. There
insvitution. Mgr Kennedy toasted
the foxpmerbviciiipregidendsing gave a
Mi-_ air an s, in .
toast to _tue christian oiiurcii. meli-
ing no distinction of denominai-l0lL
I-Ie declared that thriCathol1c Ch\\¥`°h
had accomplished great things _mf
God and humanity, while Past P\`e3_“d'
ices against the Catholics ‘had entire-
ly disappeared, lor they wern 01101' M
the front when the inl1€g\”1f»Y of Qhe
country needed to be 'defended or its
dignity vo he upheld-
At the American Methodist church.
Mr Fairbanks' address acilllifed ex'
ceptional importance. hewuse Ui “lf
incident with the Vatican, -and if IS
looked upon as his tinal answer £0
the conditions imposed UDOD mm fe'
lative to his audience with the Pope.
‘During the course oi l\iS 8d‘“`955» he
Beaigis impossible to enirhlasiée $00
strongly the good Work the Chnsnan
Church is doing in all lands and a-
mongst all nationalities. It is Bmfi'
ifying that the American churches cs-
tablished in all countries are assert-
ing 9, wid:-'tinfiuence today than river
in their is oi`Y-
‘The agitation going on in the p0-
litical, social and economic world iS
due to Christianity breaking _down
the csstcs and prejudices and lifting
mankind to g, higher plane, The- de-
mocratic iilea_ which is taking. root in
political institutions is due to_thf
icxpanding iniluence of Christianity-
` “All Christian churches are worthy
of support. They, above all, should
ba inspired -by a. generous tolerant
spirit towarlis each other. Nothing
is more iinseemly than the narrow
jealousies which they occasionally
`is room for all. Cease the nal`!‘0W
I Iillonsig-'nor Kennedy, rector ol the dominational wars and direct your
American College, gave a dinner at energies toward the common enemy.
e Let the Catholics and the Protest-
iilants of nil denominations vie with
'fiagsu Among those present wore 144 eachk Olihef ind CEl`l‘Yin_lZ_ _§0§`W§_l`d 3:9
‘ ' iientsi, the lar-rest ind iwor 0 tie i as er \vi1c is wor y 
‘Ei““i“€ t° ‘”°f“'“ t° the” damagegfiin that has uttimaed thi; cf the best in them ell- fi/
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t*f,§.‘:.°;r:.:,:*;':.‘:”'f.§’ :,§i.i.:{_§r.§ "i_';‘._‘_.
tend a qiiarlei--section ol' »;_\~nila :lor Xr_nb_:i_1_0_
nduys it 9.00 a m, will Portlaiirlsdl ' _ _ _,_::)y____;,g_¢:in_§)\;_,o_i_i_“_8h‘e___ b__oche__uuiswr GH"
` ' 'l`o the l-Electors of Charlottetown iiiiidinz h°',\\°»1@"\\g_?_'_~___. _e,,d,,_,,,, uw, ,,,,,,,
1...., Ladies and Gcnllcnien -l’crniit
me on .sn at uu aiiiiwiiy si.iuons_ni.<i me to sincerely thank you for the »
splendid vote accorded me in tl;c'
Majoralty contest. Ialso wish to
erprcss my gratitude to all who su,
kindly and entliusiaslically worked
“ . llv within nlno nilleso
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[ii’g§i,§,i_;°‘i-1e‘<ii\'ii¢i]d iiiniiarn __homestead patent)
md ‘mniiiatidxiiyinixliirlingxeilinustod his home-
A home-to 3 cannot obmmn g,.e.,,mp;i°".
*°°"’d "Km “D rnhased htiinesten in certain.
_ng_;;__$_ke _1;__l_'f‘_: ‘__ 00 per acr<_a_. Duties-Muiii.
~ ' ' ua s cu -
rusidoslx_ months ipneéicléxggtt a_l`*;_°0“5;° fvfvonh
ol.
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3( l W°Wf th Ini rio
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vortiscrnent will not bc D9 .
\Ve will clear the balance ou __ __  __ _*___ __ _ _  ___ ide... ___ __
20 p. c Discount
All sizes on hard now from
bov's one to a man’s eight.
Call early before your size
gone. ._ _  _
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COW»,VlUNWEAl.Tl1 NOTE
Opposite State House, Boston_Mas
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Offerrooms with hot and cold water for-'
#L00 por day and up, which Includes free um
nf piiblle »-huwer baths. Nothing to equal this
in New England. Rooms with private baths
for 81.60 perduy and niusnllos of two rooms
and bath forS|.00 per dayand up. Dining room
and cafe ilrstfojam. Eiiropoan plan.
ABSGLUTELY FIREPRDOF
_Bums doors, nothing wood but the llnon.
Equipped with ilu own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
Lung I|islAnoa'l'ti»phnn,: in Every Room
9_\I1l_llI A 'lgiupmneo lidlel
‘ imiifur mf.
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The low- pr’ce Shoe Store
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‘ vertising you are
to suppose that
and mailed regula
rangement, and I
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some good doesn’t it seem reasonable
f . `
ig learatnce bale 
of all our imported Boots, Sh , 5‘ 
Moccasins, for cash only UCS uppers and
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I f the "happy-go-lucky-slap-1t-on-a.-
press-and-let-'er-go” kind of ad-
using is doing you
“something differ-
ent"-bright, convincing, thought-out
rly “direct” to your
list will prove of much greater value?
(This is intended only for the man
_ who feels the bullet strike him).
l study Printing! Imake a.
feature of preparing printing that is
profitable. That is,l make it profi-
table to my patrons. l study types
and eifects to insure attractive ar-
believe you’ll ap-
preciate how I handle your work. .
From a card to a. catalogue I want to
iigure`on your work.
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The Day Before The l€lcc1.'2oii And The Day After _f
ly The Great West Liie Assurance Comq
° pany, wh-ich has its headquarters in
Winnipeg. ia a comparatively young
n _ _ .
I-la kntc eivun o i. _'
‘“‘H“ Mnmmlm E GM in 0°f=°°"“'@ ‘lm company, but is thoroughly imbued
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,_    'U-I|1'\\\"U"U3|=*§'I>\» ` lidiiiiii)iiiiilar;_d»_ -'\i{;’_[‘°_§'__o‘;fv  witiil the vigor and iirogfressiveness oi
he dmrm' neiiiitain coiidiiioiis, by father
. the West. `It has excellent opportuni-
' ties for good paying investments
close at hand and claims to have re-
ceived an average rate of over 7 per
i’ .
\ioinoriLeaderiiiiiy 0* I tm . cent on its investments durilng the
islhoincstead on it liii-in of at ess bacliiii year. The seventeenth annual report
' of the Company, which appears in
other columns ol this issue, makes a.
capital showing throughout and will
repay perusal by any onc interested
in insurance. The business of the
company shows an increase oi over
six millions in 1909, bringing the tc,-
tal oi' insurance in force up to very
nearly forty-six millions. The pay-
ments to policy holders for claims,
natured endowments, surrender val-
ues, anniiities and profits amounted'
to over $1,000 per day for the 365
‘days of the year. Messrs Hyndman i&1
wurd Island.
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Hs KINGS CouNiY cuiiuilor =“?W*S3!°PH'=E"° SPEAKS roi noni   or I f IIunr»E543f‘l
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om in Manta ue Capt. W. A._Johnst _ii . Aunt _   
_cn and in Souils,' A. J. McDonald, Aging. ‘ In U hu' ohmnb ‘
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in Incligestion,
Use your teeth on your food or your
stomach will suffer. Quick ltmchll,
hurried eating, b_olting f00_di UQ SUN
.to end, sooner or later, in some
foam of indigestion, more or less
troublesome.

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quickly relieve the distress caused
by hurried eating. They act direct-
ly on the stomach nerves and actu-
ally help the food to digest and
assimilate. They are particularly
good for nervous dyspepsia, bloat-
ing, hiccoughs, bitter taste in the
mouth, and flatulence. With rea-
sonable care in eating, §Beecham’s
Pills will soon
Put an End to
Stomach llls ° »
Sold Everywhere. In Boxes 35 emu;
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Seal Brand" in mori'
than n name
It is both u Trndlullrk -
and u guarantee. '
lt in the trademark of the
largest distributors of high-
gnde coffees in the world
-who guanntoo tho quality
of every pound of ctffoo
they sell.
Make sure that your coffee will
be rich and delicious Ind
 nppetizing, by always buying _
' guaranteed coffee-like “Soul =
Brand.”
ln I and 2 pound sealed lina-
never in bulk. At all growli-
_ THE GREAT WEST LIFE. Co, Ltd., are the Provincial Manag-  CHASE & SANBDIN ~ _
--- ers for the crest west iii Prince Ed- 5- M°N'""W- 11°
For The Longi ii`Wiiiléi°7”Nighis
ton will wa_nt 'son ething to_ entertain your _friends and
here is nothing that pleases all like good music .
We have--in stock,Pianos,0rgans Plionographs
.incl allother Musical Instruments all of th h t lr /Y
prices that cannot fail to please e es _nm e aI_1d*‘.l
Also a large stock of the latest records, _sheet music and
music books always on hand
A. E. T00ll/IBS
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at Ili; following discounts
Mcn’s 15 pcr cent off
_ ' Womciis 16 2-3 per cent oft
Boys’ and Girls’ 20 per cent. off
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I A Child’s 25 pcr cent olf F
Fathers and Mothers now is thé, time to shoe the famil \
Our stock we might say is all newly bought Y'
' Beware of old stock which is often dear at' half pi-i¢e
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