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of of the wggk by Snqgda and Commenll for h 'he hr "uhhh, Italian boardm hons lierel
aid to the sick and '
IS most -
inf-'I
I Subnnben y SM md", Sub “nh” Sll|ll¢fl|\¢l'¢ The amount ol loss ics $2 500
ronnnr. if ninyrinneir »  m  Special to The Guardian
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Xmas Grit
Vio in for
By closing a big deal with a niaiiufacturer in
Germany we are able to uiake this extraordinary
offer We place it against mail order or local com-
petition They can’t touch it Its one of the grand
n
~$g`&ii;3'3jf:l“,\“‘¢'@?/s n- 2'-`£;_`;*:-¥i
est offers ire’ve ever made and right in the gift giv
1 g season too
We are making this offer especially for the inail
order trade If you want to get one order same
right away If not as we say we will return your
money
, -,`;f¢\€;_» >
Nice stainer model dark nicely sliaded Vic will box
and ship to your nearest booking stiitiou f o b Charlottetown
$4 50
Other violins from $2 oo to $40 oo
ni ___
igiistsa sims ii.i.'.‘:.'::.f:,..
sleigh was procured and the mourners
.ollowed on foot to Wellinigton church,
\1IcNeil tone of thc most respected
residents of Lot 16, who died in his
elier unfavorable for a. crop 0! honey
Kingdom are mainly coal and raw mation was communicated b Z 1
German interest in the B;-lush pcm. T
otherwise serious results SPUUIBI t0 T116 Gll8l`d18Il MONCTON Dec 9-A hockey war
Th” 'S Why every home FRIDAY MONDAY KALAMAZ00i Mich Deo 9-One which is raglng in Upper Canada
should comsma hbeml s,,pp|y of . ,Isaac B,-own, Che,-ry v,,|iey_ appear Briggs  lgifrlii Ezslnud av- life was lost, many firemen over between the Canadian Association
ed before J A Macdonald Stlp nd- 8 “‘"°»““d come three hundred hotl t
& ,ary Magistrate for Queen* Couity that gf hlcotland over forty bushes drive; scant! clad into :he§ll0;S and the NB.tl0llal Ltmgllo and the
In,th arl years of sertti.-urien y y hght I0' the "huh" °f Plhyerhi
‘ J S  anaiihtthgt 1: uugsttgl tpiir: tim/MaritimeyProviuces 40 ausiisi;  Sffeefsi and Property valued at one has cast a shadow over Mant-lme
nn nun .inirnnnn on nun. m sn vmt 1° 111° sm ww about on av- 1111111011 1101111" d¢=tri>y¢d by a fire hockey
no   ‘sinned untii saturday morning 2%; »¢rvohi;.ti-Twenty bushels wiiieiiis which started last ni ht and was Two lodiil players, Gregory and
The M best te°“'“-mpemture “mmm” BMW* and ’”Ca‘:;’é‘; ngwlhglagngxlgl only extinguished fter an all Rollie llornian, have ohers from
C dn Cholera orbus, Colds, and many other ordinary troubles are t d g 1 tw ,_ paken of As “half 3 om ,I mghh strhggle UPP8l‘ Clllrfldit Mid 'these players
q drxelievgd and the patient made well hy internal .sc uf this 99- izigrzeii ;S?i8t'1?:;gdes€w1??;:n€y , _.___. p
y”hbSpr:lh;§c;|lds,Bruiscs,(`u¢r, Ncu,,|gm, 0|, ]0h"5nn.BA d eight above up till nine p ni Admiral Togo has retired fiom the Special t0 The Guardian this year.
ontgiycsquickrclicfulienalicticdpnrisurtiliorouizhlyliiilicdxlillhd ;§v';;t _elinrgl me merc';‘i};;y sf,¢l,(Td t (cgmzrggdofothggg éiapainestoh navy, full SARNIA Dec 9*Fl`05t hll-teh Any tehm hh’-Y hh" Gr°g°I`Y’3
ns pins 5°|dm__5° _nd sous M d y a ve e co est re i' r ri e greatest and unconscious, Henry Brown was services if they come up with eight
~ d th i 1 ii naval battl T f 1 ,
4Ill»m"»='¢°:§‘nu=;llef': I. S .Johnson at cn., Bing, M..._` hgh;-hz abozgrev ous n g t was twenty modern shihs Bhhrhl; gilhs? hear metwlili? found m a' lifeboat on the sthamer hhhdred dollars’ which the 1°°h1
__ ' ____ enemy 0; ,amy equal ,strength and Ionic when the vessel docked here player demands for the season s
,___ A daring robbery at Vernon River “f»¢°|`|'Y d°°'hY0Y°‘i him The cour- H6 hild hwli hiddeli flwuy ili B Work
in broad day light was committed $20. lkfll and determination shown small boat five days wlthout food #___
mma l .
sprigs  pai; sgasoiii iiirioiie apiarylx. <=gapan2;§rr:l,a`cf!irl:$°:e and men of and may die from the exposure MONTREAL December 5-The city
y r or son The y never been ( M Q (1
Doctor haq gong rn for agr1¢\,11;“re 210611011. and Togo was well fitted and lack of food chase oh thliootld htlilhhduggllvlheprolhhh
and during his absence iii Quebec nt- th had them Both legs hhve hheh hmhhtathd at v on Drummond street as a nite for
tending ir, counci. two wgalg hives iw---i U16 kl18CS their new central Dulldlng having
of bees were attacked by more pow- WEDNESDAY I
erful ones. put completely out f Special to The Guardian 250 000 The price of the new site
business, and rniihcd or their store nf oniiM.aN inrisiussrs 1 NEW ORLEANS D c 9 D th t S $”°'"°° ""* ‘C 1° effwtlv twice the
honey The past season has been ru- N 'ri-in Biiirisri iam-.o'i‘ioNs Amemans ,S the Ord; ,£123 1);,” iz” 0' thelfhvgesenf Pfgiieffi' mid
aces on not rummon and Stahl
am] m many Becgmnh the bees have For many masons the German President Zelaya streets, Just above St Catherinh;
been scarcely self supporting -Com p90p]e Wm be mtenbely Interested POSitlVe information has been re ithigli Plhhh (ghh an °lahUl`at9 "1-W
_- spectators of the t i 1 r ceived here that Zel “‘ hh “re “h eh whyhhd “Wk “"1
On Friday last two burials took how in progress in thculllrrltzish elcslmn iii t t h aya has Issued start early in thc spring,and the pre
_ on s ruc ions to t e military to 5 nt b dd, 1, t
place at Wellington and Grand River, lartly the interest will be that uf a h t A 9 U |12 Bb o be vacated
Lot 14' which wean the pioneer days neighbor “Hmm and 8 good Customer s oo every merican fighting day ist 1911 In addition to this
m he Pmvmce and show how com for the Umted kmgdom is the Img. he al-my af the 1-evolutlomsts ranches will lie built at Westmount
picteiy tranic wus tied up by the ent purchaser ni German exports, tak His officers protested against the ‘hc the N°“h hh” Fhhds ff" *he*
wrecking of bridges in the late storm mg Uwe;-,ty per cm; of the tom] Order and Warned hlin that trouble mpmvements Wm be furnish d “hm
OWIUE t0 the Wffmki Of the Gmnd Pairtly because if the Conservatives Wolild result he proceeds of the sale Qt the Old
River budge those accompanymg the Wm them will doubtless he t building and the recent collection
wmams of Mm James J MIPNEA placed upon German manufaéltiiuies LONDON Dec 9-The United Sta, ampaign which realized cash ind
who died at Ellis River were obliged entering British ports German gouhgg tes Government has demanded for l`0mises aggregating about S.la0 000
to convey the remams or the deceased now sold m Bntam are chiefly mam nally the resignation of Zelaya  - » -~f _ . s
on foot to Cameron’s shore, whore a ufacfmres. whm, the Imports from the The message adds that the iiifor
y C
materl l need df G f i
when the funeral sem” was con which Eermmfy c';;1d€;1;1:1;n;;3or1ets6 aye. himself, who said his resigna Cdlladlilll B¢3i‘S Gl‘€3S€
ducted by the Rev John A McDonald ax tion would take ehect at the ehh Is unequalled to promote
Phe Oth" fuherali hh” °f Jhhh R What will give most intensity to of December U11! EYOWUI Of U12 llfllfr
ical struggle will be the existing FFOYH S Side Guardian Branch
wth year, was equally romantic naval nvalry the mad compeiiition SUMMERSIDE D€C9m\b€I` -
_ _ ,_ _ shut out by \lia wrecks of the South m turning out' Dreadnoughts and th he Supreme Conn of Summe _ I
T ` West Bridge and the Grand Rive' knowledge that if the Oppo itlon wing ldc closed last evenin I r
- B e
r 5 _ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ -_ llglfge “hd lthfi [:’°hfcP1°:‘;"rah(§"hl°i';li\°“ the election a more vigorous forelgn asc of the King vs Lewis and M £°l;ff$§}2;dhe;;“':§d'n;:
116 B 1 0 'li V
i Uhllrci ° thc” mo§mm crossed tg; policy and even greater military and ntyfe. the prisoners confessed in two inbccniiin rnucniorsinie.
1 h b t to the church whe naval energy will he displayed than harges of breaking into the Railway V
iver y os. rch 1, _Stn t 1 f 5o¢ ¢ ,|
iMi>r Rini, morons   .  .i .  r  by    .A 1    rim a nf ~» - -»
§
lth t d th dm Rl i ernment n n fact to Germany there 0h ball Of $1200 eiivhi Pending 1 ”/ Duvinsi Lnwiriicc co
m t. d th l
li f
2 'D J t1[<_>a;;l 1391;? 3;"-Zhu reildgnéhofifot 16 is n note of preparation both for n °°d heh“‘"°I` for tW0 Years In the _ xionireni
Wg hnvo now ready our 21”! toll ll P. Mui-iiiu Gasoliiic Engiiies, wlilcli W.
°°nThio%cpl5h§lhlilrl’hro mado of Llic best rriiitorli-l iiiwiciiriiblc. Mld M0 flmld Whfh A
.`B°Tll)l:thi;‘rli:i'i`irabrll=llf|'i?l-:singthlduhhlllhdniisludfhcilli giu\i'|\`iiloo n liiizh 8\'\\d° M09”
I
n .Berg-yigdtllhhgthcs arc about i~oii.dy, uiid will lic iiiulloil io ulf\\'lio iuiike applica-
muofgfrlhlllhrnrnintion nnii outuiusun or “iii Pi~iiiisL." the 'wmv ef v°ff°"*i°"» i
before pui-ohasiniz olscwlicrc-
BRUCE STEWART Xi Gil.
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P Different Kinds
of llvercoais
H d ,_ d " man cutsahundred overcoat wexactll’
Ttlheyihg shrlhatoetlie factory, _and llulifoléelhu' h§";1:hC§t`
d are finished exactll’ hhkhi tho” Chats are he 0
an be ` in b a hundred different men, - 11° *W9 Elle”
sly; so llmw can you except to get a good fit when
A reiaihyoihdhhe odoearizchadin us the profess is difféfeliti the
is \nad:'for»v0Ul It is Sliwffl ff’ 5"" YOUR shhhe :°v°.'y
l"nd'~ev`ery~'élirve made to suit YOU'.‘iif1d' When 1" 15 hh' 1
“is  goat. andwill not fit ‘anybody.e_lse._' __,'___,’ YJ"-‘V '
l»*’;1'h*lherc;is ai difference. lS¥llf ~l|\h"¢\'-1"; I 1
" ` " ’ ` ""' r for yourself, a ‘perfect
 And when -you get a coat made .
iii. 'und the priviiciic of hnving ti; au:§d§r‘£1nfl“f];°  
want it, and made from good C ° ` ,h cyofii ' dont yoll I
workmanship that will last as 10118 “Q ‘f ' _
. 1 _ J ?.
think the small extra charge is a g00d 1|1V€‘»l' “ht
Think it over before V0” hhy ah "` “Coat”
 Maclellan Bros `
ih j.i
i'r~;;h‘¢fh I Charlottetown’s Best Tailors , .
.naw -4.. ‘-
‘fB1TpJ\v._.\ ." N? n1i~ ai " if
he decease by at n ing the funer
PHE EXPORT
SEAWEED T0 U S
From San Francisco there is an-
nually expoited to China nearly' $100
000 worth of seaweed, whsle on the
Atlantic coast al/out $80 000 worth
has been shipped from t'he,Rimouski
Jistricr. of Canada to American cities
lho following report from Consul
Frank Deedmeyer, at Cha/rlottetovfi
iu‘dwai'd Island.
been. shipped during the month ol
october of this year from Charlotte
town to Boston. As the demand for
sliores of Prince Edward Islandlhled
U( P p
h d th e d is
perl in tliait shape. It ‘urings‘_$_7 a ton,
i'. o. b_ Charlottetown, amd the
frei ht to Boston by water is $3 Pe*
on an y ra P
Owing to the formation of the
coast seaweed is- prescnt_iI1 ZF_°&¢
quantities along the shores of Prince
rgqiward Island. The high tide leaves
a long stretch of territory between
_ilgh and low water mark, where it
grows. This is the first. time that
seaweed has entered into the exP9\fl-
trade of this province. It has been
used heretofore locally as bed-
ding for cattle, its contents of soda
ltf thus in a valuallle manure
As a fodder it is eaten Y hi _
and deer in winter, and when boiled
with a small quantity of meal added
it makes a desirable food for hogs.
Some of .these are c 9.
iiydriodie acid, iodldes of_ sodium,
mercury, potassium, magnesium, and
calcium. From it arc extracted col-
oring matters, volatile oil. Mid U5
ingredients are used in Dl10f»0Sl`f1Dh¥~
[t is further employed as coverings
for necks in the packing 0! :lass-
china, and other brittle wares, for-
paciring furniture, swflins pillows
and mattrisses, and in ul>\10lBiGf\11lZ~
The claim is made that furniture stuf-
fed wlth seaweed is kept free of
moths and other insects, owing to its
salty flavor. 1 " .
This weed is one of the best non.-
conductors of heat and finds use lu*
thermotlcs, especially in the insula-
tion of refrigerators and in refrifgera-
ting plants. it isalso used between
walls' and hours to prevent the ftrans*
'missfoii"lof'lsou_nd. " ‘ ‘
~ _ -i~"r‘ - i . i -
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WIIAT IS l'l‘Cll'<Dl|lT 7 ,
.v -- ,, ‘.i‘
It is the old Anglo-Saxon namefor
If you
and
rand
PGP*
sooner on
of your
sistently night
later _ Will, ,reach
halt and destroy
Then you'll be
or not' even
ing properties in
grow hair -after die hair
is dead. Parisian Siage-cures
Geo E. Hughes the drugglst, sells it
recommends it anti' guarantees lt;
only 60 cents a large bottle and your
mbmy back fl itrailvto. cure Dand-
rud, Fa'.-lilg_.Hafi° and Itchlng of the
stay-
can
- /en ra e eqiic; ce rcs, A. K,
From _seaweed when f'=<1‘t1l°°d *§.lf§_§et° ;f‘§wh,‘;hl°‘7tsg§,';‘°§, whinden, North scdeque; secty-
Ishes' are gained home lot hes tdllgs lmayh be' reducedf We -are accustomled Tmhs' L' U” Fowler' Cehtml Behhqhe illihl- "0
Jenehcent hreparatmniu ds, u brominiyl to speak of the United Kingdom as,n|m"e°t°m" Jhshhh Thylhri “ohh P-
ing on in the rival nation across the lay night Reeves received 3 sentence
ers. army aw navy captams and the Neill was given two years confine-
Fatheiland at large will lie alert to mehh lh the Same P18-ce
t h th tl h
giiilsh §a11i):g§;l;e;cf:;;s£'g'?)p?:E Frommgllie S'side Guardian Branch
ing to the close ofthe ten days .1.tiLElg:]t1;s;2Eua1 Mlictiréberot vh-
¢5 .1 e
B mghe __,_`_____`___ Dunk River Farmers’ Institute was
held on ilie evening of the 29th in
D the Lower Freetown halll, and was
FRI AY fvelii gttended Joseph A Taylor, the
. ’ i ent presisted After the readin
'mn Pnoiaosisn nnsoriivi "S S
TARIFF, IN BRITAIN I the minutes of the last meeting
B In mg and 13th The president' gave s, brief re
Seaweed (Fucus visiculosus) has have at lerigith definitelyushown their tr H id th ' _Slate Rooms. .
h d b tl h kl por e sa at eleven meetings
thlfhy wllh phhphhhhhf tileetiirhlihiil hh 'Shrihh hah been held during the hast year'
ci' at the icofmln-g election. They say at Which' many hhhorthht hhhjecth
it will be simple in form not had been held~ during the past year
. - - ‘ - lil '
Lh 5-_ article is getting more acitive _ I _ DW my-h 1 t ki d - d _ 5f€3U1S P
lahge quhntlties are being gathered by t0°£iY@»&tb\’\f 1|°°V"1;'P¥ ah clash? Of hfgggs ¢0e.g`;2i,_»» 'fl-hgfpigsfggagf 1;; leave St John every Thursday at
farmers and fishermen along _the “W m “hh “heh ,H ew am. mah' isiation for the ersdlcati f - 3
ufactured goods, with the obysct of d °h D "ox
ing the home producer against for- havmg 8 factory to can and export
from foreign c0,mtries_ _ ms hand separators." Two papers had
There will be duties of live per gsonbeehtread' debates had occupied
g, . ._ , e me wo evenings and classes in HWS- 0" 55|*
t d b il $7 er tou__ cent on partly manufirctiireil goorlii, g , n' _
ten per cent on articles nearly com- ral" Judging hhe dhy Oh th” Whole
plated and fifteen per cent on' llnishedihhe of the "wht hroshhrhllh’ yeahh h
mauufactm.es_ There may be Slightlyrtlie history of the Institute had Just
.ower duties in favor of thc Iiritislilcloseh' The hehhrh °’ the S°°"eth"_Y‘
possessions, and slightly higher diiti-‘Trehs‘"`“` hh"W°d the membership
es on the goods and products of for- -"aid hh th he 52' In hhrehhh f°h OW
elgu countries that discriminatetyfjhrflt ‘hx hh' Thh___h°heIl_ht*h hhd hheh
against British goods. Cotton and *E1 hh h he shag mi _HS year, and
wool Wu still be free of ,h"1y_ ie cas o cre had increased from
wheat Wm _pay two Bhmmgs per|Si8.3!0 to. $38.00. The consideration
quarter (six ments per bushel) an<lI:h e t'°h°"t£_ whhhhflhhlhhh 
‘flour wll be taxed higher to en- 6 hex mee mg W ic W' be’ 'e
resu ng ' U on sheep: Conn-me British mminm at Central Bedeque during the last ~“h°P hh
It is estimated that Buch H tarimiveek of December. The following of-
woum ,produce 'mm eighty to 0ne=ficials were elected for the ensuing
_ . Burns, Freetown; Thomira J. Hum-
_free trade country, but such is not phcrv' ROM Agnew Wilmom Michael'
'he oasef Spirits and liecr imported `~ ’ , _
nay $11-5,000,000 in. antics, while ten Mliléfan' XSTLFNCWQOS' F'f’“kMM"“‘
uni cniine psy sac ooo ooo, sugar $i:»,.lf,‘;, h"‘S»h E °““°' “swf
‘ ' _ _ i p c urman, nwer Freetown,
?lh0;200£ hnghcowh' chlcogrly and dhlehlwas elected as the Institutes
u s oge er pay $3, 0,000 moral t
rim are nearly nrav iniiiions nf <ini.l¥;‘f,1,°,f'  e;'§ct°h‘;‘;;O'f,‘:,‘;'“‘;o Qt
. r . , . e
:il:rtlel'i::,i(i¥nuggltitgohnhnheihxnk stuns Elven to the Seed Fa r is to be de-
It may he doubted whether thc pnh- ffdedt at the, ","“t“;°°““g' The
rig,-,ng °f,;,-yszzziizi
w p -» non cause in the th ‘ I ,J 8 t d th
erections more than is wiii iiurtit, Ingtifffgvewrliéfinfs ggunto ,ff mgi
But there is certainly s strong cnunn qurmg the next twelve mmm", at
’°' ` "“1‘°‘“l°'*'_ d'-'*'°" ' °“ hmm" c ntr i Noi-tin ia Lower B as
French and United states nnnnninc- wem ° MMG, ‘;,f'u,,,,,t C,,,,t‘f,,.;,‘},‘{§'
ninh ' ' '
tures w how enter the 'British' and F,.eetown_ A resoiudon wM‘
Eniariret free, xzvhilel grlglsh .manufaq pagmd dirwtmg the Gmc," gg ten¢_
Aures _are m. w t I envy duties er to James Cai-_rutV,.iers, .Past 'prnsls
wh°‘°"'_°" hh,” hm “ht hhhht th? dent, is resolution of condolence re
W°"hl1 "9" -h.th° Rhgllhh lhhdh 59'. the death of his daughter. A voter or
_init t':.‘:..i1.‘°:::n..:. 31:1 2223312 ;g~~e,,  ~",~:,°'°f ;° if; T,~i1°f
' . .. . re rn resen or ener-
'hhthaht attehhhh "Um the h.igh` est! he hadgtahen in the work of the
;';‘;::g1g.:;?‘g:`dg‘;ftth° Lhrds in N‘ Institute to which he briefly replied.
. ,
...____¢___ THE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
. in spltie of the fact that the word
Senator Ratz, appointed to the dyBD¢PSlB means lterally bad cook,
Canadian Senate this year, is accus- it iv ll not be fair for many to lay
'ed of hy buying his way into thamthc blame on the cook if they begin
body. The story is a peculiar one, the (‘hi'isimas Dinner with little np-
Ths vacancy occurred by the resign- petite and end it' with distress or
ation of Senator Samuel Merner, G nausea. It may not be fair for any
ve. i o ' ` -
Ooneervatl H s s 11 is now suing to do that let us hope for tho
Senator Ratz for $1400, alleging that rska of the cock! The disease vnu-
Ratz psomised to pay him that sum pcpsia indicates a bad stom-
on May 1, 1909, and 81000 on each sch rather than a bad cook.
succeeding lst May so long as Senator and for a weak slbmach
Merner or his wife lived, if the son there 1° "f~fM“K “W” C6001 *-0 'H00d's
would induce the Senator-,to resign. Sarsapui'ill'i. it gives the stomach
Manor did resign and Rats was ap- vigor and tone, cures iiysccpsln,
pointed in his stead but no money creates appetite, and makes eating
was paid. » ' the pleasure it should ha.
iff l ase f th Ki R _
showed the (fstocm yi; which they held fa; grelézreazlofél ';€;T,;(;1,§°§%§tz;h Wm, conoducteed Mui ‘Lite T53’ Szléhcrh _ __ *___ _ __ _ _ __
nan-ow seg The Kayser, ms mmibt of 3 years in the penltentiary ~ `='1\ i
$
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ug)
.TERN
S CO
Reliable and Popular Riuie
Between Sf John and Boston
FAR E5
CHARLOT'I‘E'1'0WN T0 BOSTON
also indicates a development of the __ ' lield on March 26th_and the minutes fi . , $9 45
export trade iii seaweed from Prince The tarm r"“emrmcr . E I of the Annual meeting held on Dec. 3
ral Clan . _ .
:cond Clan. . .. . . .$7 95
._  . si.oo
SINGLE--TRIP--SERVICE
Commencing December 9th, the
‘Calvin Austin" wi
a. ni. for Eastport, Lulicc. Port
1 d f mpment to thé raising the necessary revenue aww ions wee s. The advisability of hav- land and Boston
n re are or s » .' " ' '
Returning leaves Union Wharf Roslon
United States. W 911 FY 0 W 0 . . . . fruit and veget‘ables.` The gradin f Manda sat .on a m and Portland at
. _ i t t , t r. _ _ S ° Y " - -
mugged- into 5, bale like hay and ship gligmexmgad 'ge"curri'::g"`;;‘ct'tr'u’f_  grain. The wisdom of encouragfng.5.oo p. rn. for
Lubes. Easiport, and Sl
john.`
Through Tickets at proportionately low
at all Railway Btailoiii-i, and
ale checked through to destination
L. R. Thompson, T. F. & l’. A
WM G L‘\ lu,
Agent
S Joliii N ll
Repair Shop
I have opened .up a general repair
KEN'l`S'l`REE'l`
hundred millions of dollars in addl-sféhhrt' Freslixdant' A\l]l;ertPS°h‘""hhh» ll! 910 S¢°"\l'=\lUfY bllhdlnll D111" Citi'
Hall.
I am now prepared to do Steam
1 Wafer llealinl, Plumbing
Sheet Metal Work. Furnace and Slove
Repairing.
l have a preparation that will remove
scale and rust from your hot water
rioilers, which will have you a lon of iucl
for the season. I attend lo all work
personally, Perfect suiisfauiion given or
no charge.
;i,0dA.dMniiucuiiirh
' ie. ii. wish"
Funeral Director, and em
balmer-'-Mies A. Ferguson, Lady
Assistant-=1Pe¢sonai` Attention
and\Prompt`ness Guaranteed..
Ambulance calls answered ai.
shortest notice. '
Specialties.; _
Dlsinfeciir-g and Fninigating,
Furniture Repaited and Re-
ugholstered
orgiaéiaialfsmen made to order
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nids Phone 8801. dttstt.
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Concert
Doii't lsfl toattemi the School Concert an
rife social tio he held in Cope Traverse Hull
Thursday Evo. Doo ltlth. An enjoyable
prom-ammo has been prepared. Door open at
7 o'olock Admission. adults I5 cts children iii of ii
Ledlnl with baskets free., Bhould weather
reva unfavorable, Concert will be hold
following fine evening
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YOUNGSTOWN Ohl D 9-
|l1lD0ll\|\* Lhhdmg lmphnmt One man was killed, ahhtherulnis-
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wi I not be seen on Maritime e
eccntly sold the present sti'ucture,for
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Of course we can t maK¢>
y u try the Gillette
There is one thing sure and
certain-you will iie\cr kiiorv
what .sli.i\'ing comfoit nieaiis
tilyoudouse the (uillcttc
Safety Razor
No llonlng-No Strapping
The new Pocket Edition is so
compact that you can carry it in
your iest pocket.
Finished iii gold and silver, with
handle and blade box to niatcli-
also guii iiietal-'t5 to 37
‘ 7`/if [I/mics ar/'fur'
1t‘s easy lo Gnd rlesltrs lvinrlliiigg
bILI.lf I1 E Razors anll llluiles
Look for the (rillelte Signs
'l'h¢GIIlet|e Safely lnor Co ul Canada llmlled
Oillee and hdnry lunli-¢aL |00
li Dentistry I
Ili' C ll BEER
Surgeon Dentist
Berlin Dental Parlors
Richmond Sl llliom. i-,_-4 _I
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TREATS CIRONIC AlLlllN'hS
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Physician and Surg: on
Residence--KENT ST
PHO Next doorto The Two Mar' ri
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Warburton fi) Shaw
Baniuarsl Arroiuvnv PUBLIC Er.
Oliice in Cameron Block, Clrarlotteiowi
P E Inland
Dfjolinhlfdwell M°D
licliiiionil lslir-ct opposite SL Paiil's f hurt'
__ Home until I0 nolock Ii; l ii iii
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The Largest. and Beet located Hoici
n the Clt A odatliig W0 ical
situated fn eoent s aelous noun and
urrounded by elegant:-ih od trees making it
nooinlly desirable fortourlstl iii the suniiiiei
nasion.
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A McLe:h:_fE" `5driai<iYll/fcliinnoii
MCLEAN Q l'\¢KlN'*ION
B¢rrlsters,Attorneys at Law
llrown Bio k Charlottetown
Hotel Dufferin
ST JOHN, N is
Foster, Bond Co.,
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i1`R`ii`sl~R`& Mcf>UAii>
Barrisiers and \ttorneys at Law
Solicitors, Notaries
Public, etc
Sourin P. E, Island
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(HARVARD)
Burnie! and Attorney at hw
Corner uuoeu and Richmond Street Gino n
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McLeod Q1 Bentley
Blrrilhn and Attoriienot hw
Solicitors for thl Bank of Nova Booth
Honey to Loon
 
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BARRIBTER AND ATTORNEY
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