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watch we take specia
. care in'cleaning_ and sett-
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sured of the best result
your time piece
We also cali you
ttention. to our line
atches, diamonds, vol
rings. brooches; stick ‘
ins, chains, silverware
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Powder is the best.
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Condition V Palivder ‘
.Will _give them a keen
Hvrveilte. ltegulaledisorders,
PUIIYY the blood. Keep
them_ healthy and in good
condition, _l’re_vent colic
Cflllstd ill( lnrligestiorl and
acids _ln thoroughly
assimllatlng the regular
Over 40 years, exneyienrye
treatment of horses and
cattle is your guarantee I
that Hughes Condition
Geo. E. Hughes N
nyside Ch’|;0wn N “The Peoplels Dauggist"
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Warm" and _Dry 1
We sell all kinds of Men’s
and Womens-Rubbers and
Ovetshoes and ‘
_Lumbcrmans Rubber
In Endless variety
We' havethe .GOODS and
SALESMEN you have this
_ The Money
Come in and let us make
a perfect fit for you and let;
us show you how little mon-
ey will make _you comfort-
a le for the winter _
Prices the lo"/est in
Canada
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Kerr Y°\1f` Fee*  300 club.. of l'
Gold Fish to he
Given Away'
The Plan
With each Purchase
will be given one Globe with
two fish free, of charge.
riilz lll..l<lNNoN
DRUG co,
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Morris-Smith-Beer
The Rexall Kodak
of one
Dollar of Rexall goods there
Store __
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I". Gift. for soldier.
A few pounds of Hicl<ey’s Black
'I wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
tin of Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking
Tobacco -
choice.
_Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers '
Hickey' & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd
' Charlottetown _ J,
RFi°fi°e. I nsurcimre '
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A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock cornoan-
» »es,which, never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by .f ' . _ ~ .
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Charlottenown _
 

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We thank our customers for their liberal patronage
during the past yparl '
' Our-wish that Health. Happiness and Prosperity
be yourgoodifortiine during the coming ll_¢81’ '
 a W. N. TANTON `
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if -freeze up/issk, or F0”
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IT PAY8 to buy in this Province..
ORANGEB.-Sweet, juicy, naval or-
anges 29c dos. at Beer & Goifs was
CHURCH OF ENGLAND, Crnllnud,
be given to an attack made recently
upon Anglican 0rders~ sud' marriages.
' 89 2.
FUNERAL -THIS MORNING.-The
funeral of the late Mrs. Daniel Glllia_
will take place from her late residence
222 Dorchester St., this morning at
8.45 to St. Dun_stan’s Cathedral
thence to R. C. Cemetery.
PLEASANT SURPRISE. - A num-
ber of friends met at the home oi Mr.
H. J. McClure, Bradley Point. Mon-
day evening, Jan. 15th, to bid' him
farewell An address was read by
Mr. Cleve Robinson, and the present-
ations of a wristlet watch was made
by Mr. Everatte Shaw, on behalf of
the_ people. Private McClure, though
taken by surprise, made ii ilttlng re~
ply, _thanking his' fniends for their
kindness.
BANQUET AT KINGSTON. - On
the evening of January the eighth the
members' of King Wlilliam Lod'ge of
the L. 0. A., held their annual ban-
quet in their hall at Kingston. The
committee in charge did their ut~
most to make the event a. most
enjoyable one. and' their success was
acknowledged by all who pax-took of
ith? -dainty and bountiful repost and
lla ened to the excellent program. The
hall and'tables were hands mely de-
corated' and emblems of patiiotism to
King and Empire were much in evid-
ence. The ladies oi' Kingston and
vicinity fully sustained the high stan-
dard ot former years in tho matter of
providing and serving good things
for the table. After over one hund-_
red and' titty had proved the excel-
lence ot the menu, and on motion of
Bro. D. T. Fraser, chairman of the
banquet committee, Bro. G. D. Wright,
G. M. of the L. 0. A. of Prince Edward
'Island' was appointed to the chair. In
wall chosen words he commended the
Embers _of the Lodge for the spirit
ich prompted t-he continuance of
this annual event and congratulated
them upon the fact that they were
giving so much enjoyment to the large
number of ladies and gentlemen pre-
sent. In the course oi his address he
stated “that twenty-live per cent ot
the members of the L. O. A. are at
theprcsent time enlisted in active
service for the defense of King and
Empire, and no better proof of lo al-
ty'could be furnished than this.” Nils
discharge of his duties of chairman
was performed with characteristic
ability and dignity and contnibuted
in no small measure to the value of
the program Bro. Sterling McKay, a
past G. M. of the L. 0. A. was pres-'
ent, and gava one of his fine spirited
and patriotic addresses. At the close_
a vote of thanks was tendered to the
ladies for the manner tin which they
rose to the occasion in providing and
serving the banquet. Bro. R. S..Bar~
rott, in a very neat speech,ion behalf
Ol the ladies. acknowledged the vote.
oi’ thanks and assured the company_
that the layers were delighted to do
their best t make the banquet a suc-
cess. The followi-.ng was the pro-
gram: Address' of welcome.--D. T.
Fraser. Address,-G. D. Wright, G.
M. Solo.-Prof. W. T. McLeod. Ad-
dress,-Rev. J. Heaney. Solo,-Peter
Small. Address,-Rev. A. Hurn.
Reading.---Norman Murchison, Ad-
dress.-Rev. W. McLeod. Solo.-Mr.
Qulégloy. Address,-Sterling McKay.
Inn rumental music.-Mrs. Everett
Holmes, Address,-S. A. McDonald.
Solo,-Professor W. T. McLeod. Na-
tional Anthem.
CHALLENGE
Challenge by tho pupils of S. S.
Peter and’ Paul school to those of S.
S. Rock and Felix.
(The Hundred and' Fifth.) _ _
We're from the Western Road.
That soil of famed fertility.
You can see by your geography,
'Tis the only road ou earth
We have saints on every side of us,
And yet they’ve not converted ua,
But you can bet your eyes there ain't
no ildes ~ '
On the St. Paulidest
‘l Chorus: _
Who are we, boys?
We'rc the St. Pnulidell. `
Marching, marching. to give our old‘
` school a lift,
' We can lick thc bloomln' Rockages.
Their boches we will shift.
You can bet your eyes there aln'I
no flies.
On the St. Paulldes.
Oli! the Fellxea call us ignorant.
They say our batters are termegant.
And that we‘nc fed' on letters
Till wc are all unlettered. ,
But when Nelligan gets his' eyes on us
He’ll‘a.hout, Why man, alive.
Wg've got the Felixea on the r-un.
Here come the St. Paulldes.
1
on-.the day ir16t rar distant,
_When we’lI hear the word Advancei
Bulioi- just now we are learning how
. To make the Rockages dance. I
Another grand campaign,
The Follies will hum.
The .boys are come
Sure we'rs defeated `
Dy old' Bt. Petsi-’s. 0
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The Qulnlns That :loss Not Mis
ss
Because of its tonic and lsxntlve ‘ef-
fpct., Laxltivs Bromo Qulnlns can
taken byanyons without causing ner
There is only one "Bromo Quinta
~a`os'roN risu ans
_ clams.
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on Sunday morning 21st., a reply wiIl‘
An`d`when General Gallant is planning
-Periwinkle.
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vousnsss nor ringing" 'in the hstdjl
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E 'I _  _   L\ _ R __ _ _ _ _ Iilséw. GROVIIPB signature is on boi.
I I--when y°urpi,ia»bum.__ I
 ee'-:.r-..°.:e:f.:=ir.:
- I aims iilumluns f_f<__>\'b'°°   _  ‘  _ "ffm," l¢_¢_°a»‘i»¢yo»r amggim,
_   ...gf “Y “md     ....iz~.e.~.:°fl.i»:f.=.r':.i.... l»\»»»»-»s1~1»»»»-
_   Il _ I l "5: .\/13’ 95' " `“"' ‘*’ “°"" ' 5' "J" “ French national costume. was ,disclos-
~_~--~-~-=‘-----~~‘=-'=-‘-‘~'~'-`-=° ~f“"~"“‘r;*""'-’-`-“""~"-"~“-‘~"‘=-‘-'~‘-'~'~"-*-*~"-~~~- i ed against a background of wild
" . ' black. typical of thc present~ desolu
.r . _ _ - _ . ._ . _ ~ i F
- _ “ , , _,_ , . J ' _ g
   -=  ' Moorc& Mcheodfhf E f
6°”"" A 3939* iuoilhgfaldiiagmiiie French national an- ‘N1 i 5 JJ
”‘_"" lthem in a most impnssionatod man- ' ` R is ny _'V N" "_ ‘ "1
GRANVN-'-E °‘R°U'T“-_s°""‘°°° ner, waving the ting of Francs as she- I 119""l21 Queeli S.t¢*°C|l~t0Wll ' "
services will be allowed at Wheatley
day evening. Rev. H. A. Brown, Mur-
ray Harbour will be present and' will
give an address each evening. It is
hoped.tliot as many as possible will
take advantage of these services.
BURIAL SERVICE.-Mr. John
Mobbs. Sr. who died on Jan, 11th was
buried in the Methodist Cemetery at
but the Rev. L. J. Leard was pres-
ent and read' burial service at the
grave-.
FUNERAL SERVICE- The funeral
of the late Mrs. Allan MacSwain took
pay the last tribute of res-pect to a
kind frie/nd and neighbor, an irre°-
proachable Christian woman- whose
life was a model of virtue and upright
ne-ss. The’ funenrl service was cqn-
ducted by her pastor Rev. W. McLeod
of Clyde River whose eloquentyell
chosen words were impressive and
consoling. She is survived by a bare-
aved hue-band three sons and. four
daughters who will cherish 'the mem-
ory of a. loving and noble' Christian
wife and mother also two brothers
and two sisters. The pail bearers
were .l. McKinnon. H. Newman, S.
Clough, J. Tierney, C. Cahill and P.
McElroy. -
::HORSE RACING.-The horse-rm
clng fans will be interested' to learn
th_at it is. the intention to organlge
a series of ice races on the Victora
Harbor leo this winter. The Vic-
toria Driving (llub, with that object
in view. are hold-ing a meeting in Vic-
toria Hall on Tuesday night, next. Ja-
nuary Zilrd. at eight o'clo_ck. t0 Orga-
nize a series of 'weekly matinee ra-
ces. G; C.` Holland, Victoria, P. E.
l. 3991.
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NEEIER BNZNNR   _
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At a bazaar recently given in Bos-
clock.
times on the final lines. Desfsuin
iconcsar 'rum will 0 s iw- . _ S.
ture and con;-rt in Bummergeid Hall ;?|:3jsm;'o]fg3gas` :users 'gui waving ' 110'; "' “ »
Tuesday. January 30th., for pstniotic ° c "De ‘°“' ' ' -
_ Mme. Frisch was accompanied by < ` I
purpo__i:_i;li_. A'dmiasion 15 cents. Sale the Boston", c,,.chestm_ which Mmm' _ _fn  `
°f c" Y 3991 hor uppgarancc. had played ‘1l`ha Star #(11 .‘~ i » 'il
> ` ` .
evening and will be continued _ _ 0" “G P0111 P836 four.)
throughout the week-except Satur- New England lg. that of the art' of
Wheatley River on Sunday. 4th inet. les of thi -P i. 'h'
On account of the outbreak of small- lort or spisnniliig' dlithebuiivlinldeiiiltleleihtialig
pox no dervice was held at the house. New England sisters are hardat worl
place from her homo New Haven, Mrs. Stewart’a .gue‘s~t, is being quite
Tuesday morning Jan. 16th when a lwidely entertaineidby her many friend;
lil-YES Humber Of D9'°P|9 Bafhered t0na.t the dinner hour, small Bridges etc
ton in aid oi Allied war funds, a Bos- presided BDO,” an Recrumng_ new
mn ‘,`x°h““g° ”a¥,‘"°" TM smgmg °f J. J. Arsenault on Navy and National
the ‘M“"B°'"“i°° by Mme’ PW” Service’ and Licfnt. White on Recruit-
Frisch, dressed in the national colors mg_ one recruit for me Navy. secured
of France alnd wat;il:ig_thc;_Frsnti_l; flag here I
before a wi d y en ua as c au ence ' '» th fe, ww an excellent _ i _ ~
lot 20.000 persona which packed every m;`__"ti‘_‘:éb§";:_‘:;'i’d€d€ over by Hom B_ , i / ~ N,__r_-| Fl] ~ _
inch ot' space in the main hall ot Mec- Rogers was addressed by Re.,-_ D;-_ ......-,___ . ‘ . ~
Mme,” Building’ mrmed me grand Morrii'-in on Patriotic Fund John E. N” H ‘.§‘lN~ l 9 9'
climax of the National Allied Bazaar Campbell for Navy and Re'.v_ G_ F_ N /\l~>_;'i;_;.__
last evening, which closed at 11 o- Dawson and Ueut_ McDonald on Re_ _`_‘_\\_‘.
Nothing so dramatic as Mme r ‘ ~
, _ ol; amme of music. Two recruits
Erischs appearance had been staged. grape’ securea heN_._ one for Navy and
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The meeting at Elmsdale was ‘ ’
2:53:11i;°is:’;‘l:‘..zl‘°.:r?'°',2:.;‘;: in    ~»»»=~=»  . \\\l- . . l ~ E r -
this little stagla was draped a heavy W” 3 g°°d “'"é“d““°°~ T115 "P°°k°_" I'  ~ \\.»l.ltllil ill ` _ it
at this Circuit on Jan. 21st as follows reached the closing un” she was ` _ - ,_ _ - ~ _.
 v“"°Y 11- G"°“'|ll° 3- Sl-5"' obliged to repeat ghe song three times, _ n-u-E
the. audience joining har the lggt two
Nl PENINGS UE IN WEEK
(C .tin d f
Spllmillg. which was at one- time so-
fnmous in that region, and is being
ugiw successfully carried on in all its,
° Um”-91°'-‘“'9i<lue'nesa to the ad-
vantage of the women `of the country-‘ '
side, and the purchasers who are looltf
ing for some real hand-made goods.
Smile really be/autlful curtains and had
SP"°“d5 We 561118 lll'0duc'ed. The lad-
not on curtains and bed spreads etc.,
but on wool for use In garments for
their brave sons in France and Eng
land. ' '
, lil S 'II _
Mrs. Jones of Moncton, who is
and iS greatly engoyihg her visit.
Mrs., W, F. Tidmarsh, returned
Wednesday from a very pleasant visit
to~l~Ialifax. ;
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Rev. Dr. Chown,general aupefrin~
tendent of the Methodist Chupch in
Canluia accompanied Sir Sam- Hughes
on' his recent trip to New York.
ln referring in this column last
week to .Island boys mentioned tor dis-
tinguished services in General I-laig’s
despatch, the name of Lieut. Stewart
B. Simpson of the 5th C. M. R.
should have, been included. '
RECRUITING INEENNRS
IN WESTERN PR NE
On Thursday evening a se-ries of
recruiting meetings was held in west- 1
ern part oi’ Prince County but al-
though tho meetings were wdll attend- I
ed with good prograliinlos of music
and excollciit addresses yet the num-
ber of recruits scoured was disappoint-
ing. Tho meeting at Tlgnisli was pre-
r-lded over by Mr. A. J. McFadyen.+
The other i=p<~_1ke'rs_ were Rev. J. J. `
McDonald, on Patriotic Fund. }ion.»
Chas. Dalton, National ~ServIce, Dr
McMillan on' the Navy- and Major Ful-
..~...... on lte»-wiring. No recruits at
this mee-ting ~ -
At Palmer Road the meeting was
held in the Church Hall and was 'larga
ly attend:-l.~ Rev. P. C. Gauthier who
crulting Thtre was also an excellent
I Sim Service
Therei no _othergiilie of
business which Ueinailds the
same care as the sale of
drug; This carefulnsss not
only refers 1 to an effort to
avoid errors. but it includes
care in buying, handling. and
selling if every thmg a
di-uggist asin stock. ~
._The mportantmissionof
the drugest is to saf_e--
_gmrd t interests of
the public. _ in order to sc-
- eamplisbtliis, oonstsntcare
must be exercised. I
W i’ - ci
W. Jaliérl .i.“§°.‘~l.".l.°'2.f
8
H. Holbrook on the Navy and Recruit-
ing No recruits were secured here
its
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speakers at this meeting were Rav
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ACKNOWLEDGMEN1. _ The "___ P81180 Banner and God Save the 0 _, `__K~\€x`\  _ f _ _
J *’. ‘l
King," Earlie in the evenin th H ` - ',-'f
asurer ofthe Red Cross D A McKin 5 9 “E | __,_,____,_ ‘U"“ " WJ
no acknowied ea wit thank the yard Resnnent Bm °°°“9‘°d me E/my if ' __-iw.
“' 5 hi _ P' _.stage fltli i th Nl "` V ` ` N N `  
2:3 ‘lgl§°£‘5N|;';§’°r:_‘;*;_l‘_;f gniichzgll Yesiiarda; lvlligauobliierved as the DIY ‘  fl\‘ "//¢_"> ‘
<-eivilai /through the teacher, Miss Ad- ?|t,_.nl;_{‘;:;c:'ta;‘L,.?i§::l°l;%°§0? waisé I ` ‘Q  / 
‘ue °N°m' 3981- eveninifs crowd was so di ' ”’\ %
____ . eine that it ll 14 ~ f*
became almost impossible to m `° ` ` ~
senvlces cANcsi.l_Eo.- The _ "H11 -' -- "N
Board' of health has informed the E,l?§0:nv§i1l;nh';,Rnaé'_";,'.`risc§_ d  0 .
R.L.J.L dtlt tt _ ' _
theev ombreakeiai; S n$__pl:_>)i_1( i;c)co;1_;\m_;>h g:_iortg_e.Wl_i;i1_i_i_in balm; could force his’ `
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Right Now _
'WHY? Well -you have been watching pl lc: :
-‘limb for the ---I t -o years hav--n't_ you? And
bla in mnd lha: me later you leave it-the ~
more it will cost. _ _ _
WHAT’S THE ANSWER? - ' -
The m¢n's store here is full of h.lnds0m_¢.
well made suits ‘ l_ ~_
Suits made and cut by the-best 'clothing de-
signers in Canada. . _ _ -
We'd like you to drop in for a half h0ur-.-
and let us try a few on you. ' I _'
` And about price-thls store is filled with
suits, which while recently delivered-were or-
dered many monfhs ago before the big increases
_ You can buy good suits at I 
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River and Hunter River until further “l ' A R A     
notice I; I' i ‘
» _I . N ’ V
H- . 'i` B y ' S t ‘ ‘
SPECIAL SERVICES will be bo- i' 0 u  
gin in Mlllview Church on Monday -l ’
13.00, 15.00, 17.00, 18.00, 20.00, 22.50, 25.00
hi 1 __ Z 7
GniEAT VALUE ':» IN
CLOTHING FOR   BOYb
Do you know that the purchase of boys suit 1 i
overcoat NOW is not an expense. - __
It is an investment The suit you buy TODA'
will be worth a good deal more money in a few shol-
months. 3
“That sounds likemining stock prospectus? you
say. But is most certainly SO. This _store _is full l i
good suit's and Overcoats at prices »_ very little mo-
than before the war-prices that argLOWER tha
the same suitsfand overcoats can be. _OUHHT FOR
AT THE FACTORIES right now. ._ »
Suits 5.00, 6.01 », 1.50, 8.50, 10.00, 13.00
Ovsrcoals 6.00, 7.00, 8.U0,_ 900, 10.00, `l-2,00
and 14 oo. ' -_~ 
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A miniature stag, resembling that __ _ ___~._;. _,_
used in a performances of marionettea °“e 1°' 'MTM ' held _ T"\‘»\ '/
. ...-...------ here were the Chairman, Rev. Mr. . _
 ` """ Lockhart Mr A Campbell for Pat-. I ‘ _
_l ___ v - ~ " .
riotic Fund .° Dr. _Church on Recruit ~  Y  
in . Mr. A. E. Mcibean and Mr. G. » ;_
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y C. D. w. wnlle an the Pan-lo¢lé` more t_han‘h2_tlf what y0u’ll pay verysoon. ' f ' l _
' ls An Important §3gg___;g@~;__dB;;;; B°f(;§g_§;;;,gg_ _ Ribbed unslirlnltable....._................__. .s1.2§ ~
_Nam Ng ,,,,,,,,,,,_~' ‘ ~ ' Stanfield’s Red L=+bel.....  .............‘.$1»-7:» '
Ehment In Drug M 0’I-“fr *h°*° ff" ° “'“¢,f‘YM‘__“ ‘ Stanfield’s Blue "  ......$2 00
~ r- ‘°“"°" ii‘§SiL“5..'?'€§.°5ll.‘;l°ll...’....l» | samlielars Black "  .._....s2.4o
Navy and Y. 8 _
ite oi 286 Batt gave several, _ _  _
Pte. Wh . _
selections on‘,Bs£ Pipes. One recruit l --
waa secured here. Y i J
‘ There was a large' attendance at the . . __
The speakers we-ra Chas. H Y
(who presided); Ur. Jardine and Serg.|
Huastla one recruit was secured here.
Ona of the host meetings ot the
w .
The Speakers at this meeting were Mr
~J.' A. Morrison on Patriotic Fund. .
Mr. J. J. McNally on the- Navy und
Rev. F. X. Gallant on-Recruiting. -A
pleasing foaturo of this meeting was
lths appearance in tho meeting ot
three residents who each have three
'sons in the service. No recruits were
ui~q1i_l hors. ~ ~
“gt yna Valley there was had a.
on the N y. . . . -
Patriotic Fund and Rev H. T. Young
on Recruiting and National Service.
A. J. . .
we-a. neg. if E. Annan.; for léw 1°;»t-lg. Reid _iaynor Unshrinkable.....,... ......$2.00
”°“°"““"~§“,,§ M‘§,',,§`;;,S',,,’f,f°,,,§§,,,‘§§§ Penm 's  .....;..75 4
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meeting held in tho hall at Glenwood. _ ~ -
ensle _
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ii ld t st. A ni t » » 4; ` » ~- `f   ‘
luis; is :....:. ......::., ‘;.':i....'.. _ California Sunkist” _ Oranges
' Eat Oranges, eat them in summeneat them in
winter, eat as many as you can 'afford-ts'h\iy.*f~lig a
table fruit, ever ready_ morning, noon nw; aprt;-‘
ing surpasses the rich Juicy Cshfornia Sun Olin#
Wehave iust received-a shipment ofthe 
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splendid meeting. but without results. _ _ _
Dr. J. B. Champion presided. The _ __ » .  _
.other speakers were Rdv. J. B. Rice __ -
av llsv J J Bsmforll on ‘ ~ - _ '_._
,J-
i . 'THE QUALITY DRUQBTORE ‘Pliers was an excellent programme oi ' 3ps5_~ ` ` ` '  
Wlwm " »'. -» ' ‘7 l m||;te»_\n'd two young men-started for- ~ » . - - \ . .
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. ‘did _ ‘°°'“- “"7 ‘ "'"°'"°|"| gg? *"1* "°'° ‘*°“’ "°°"» “Y """ W' .  P J
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at once to J” “son an the hall and was presided over by
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V ' speakers were Mr. William Hogan on » _
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