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let this testimony help you. All
over this broad Canada are thou-
sands of customers holdin¢_\|p
high with gratitude the old re-
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tect. to beautify, never to peel.
crack or chalk, always living
for the lifetime of pure paints
and always sold at the right
price. Ask about them. and
write us for Booklet E
free, a handsome Booklet an
house painting. You should have
it.
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lmerside.
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~0i!leeeiin7Bummerai_de, Mx; Am! 0-
and' J. F. Latte y, Water
‘ and in Alberton,
Burrows. Azhnt. Summer Street.
Street, News Correspondent;
Herbert Clark, Agent.
-The latest news, mst oi all.
-Mrs Strathie oi Summerside, is
visiting in New Glugow,|N. 8.
-Beecher Williams, Bideford, has
been appointed to a position in the
Snmmerslde Regiutrary office.
-A. A. LeFurgey, Summcrsidn, ar-
rived in Summers-ide on 'l`h\'.\~sda;~'
evening last from Vancou\'er,`13_ U.
-Telephone subscribers plum--i add
to their directories 43, William Stew-
art's residence, Central L-li., Sum-
-Rev.`E. J. Rattce will preach in
Malpeque and Kensington l’resbyter-
ian churches next Sunday as f»»llows:
NCTON ODDFl~JI.l.OWS expected to be one of the sneakers of l Malpeque, 11 a.m. and 7.110 p.m.,
onnnsnars :<iNE'r\' Plus-‘r the evening, lin: was nnnbio ro be Ikensinsfvv 3 l>~m-
,~ . . . . _ -' 'vp ldni ll  c lr- -
”_" ` Harriet Smith, presldcllt 1-! liebekall IDe"0“pm`_t' Ohio' arrived on T1‘“"5`
*MoNC'i‘0X. April 2'!-Prince _.\ll~m Assenibly, sr. .lolin;  li. li. ‘NY @Y°“'"g IHS* *O S,P°"d the S“m'
mise. I- 0- 0- F-. wuiirht ¢eivbra\~ Thomas, Dorrlniswr, vi.-iii or nlioin im" with Mm “Wert S mother- MPS
Ml, with big 8( IlOl'll€ f0I‘ the lllrm- 5p0ke_ About 200 \\'»»i~>, pre5Q;,; “mi 9 vlohn I-’ef“rg`9Y» Summersidf-
lprs of their lodge friends. the ninety prograrnrne consisting of r.=l.l.~l~ ooo , __-
Qrst anniversary of thcir ordvr. Dr- musical selections and reridii1,4_»r was *In 5“',nm°"““l° 3’“s"°r‘l“f" ‘lealefs
WY Grand Master A. D. Smith was carried out. i “`"° paying lh’rtY'9Ii¥hf t" f""t5`
cents a bus for oats ci htccu cents
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-5 - » n do: fol eggs, twenty cents li bus
ifor potatoes, $10 51| a ton for hay
iand twenty to twenty two cents fi
Wir llliulioull  1
3 0pera House
.CIIAR'~l.0T'I`ETOWN` 1
is
<» Tuesday May 3' 1910
=. PROGRAMME
i. Toczala and Fugue I) minor. . . _ _ . . . llach-'l`ausig
Sonata Appassionata I" ininor. _ . _ _ . _ . _ _ . . Beethoven
No:turne G major
Tw: Stuiies G filt, I? fl it lllinor -
T vo Preliiles I5 tl it mino', .»\ tl it Cllmpill
\".iI.~;: .»\ ilu:
Polo raise A ii it
Etude G flat “The Waves” _ _ . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . NiosIio\vski
.~-iii llelsrznlis oco's canon Galina rnino usno.
.f ' A-godstuzi V
Volkslied  . . . . .
  ........f\.[ark Hauibourg
A Midsummer Night's dreaul . . . . . . . _ . . . .\Ien<leIssohn-Liszt.
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Shows That All 0nr
Early Clover,
Late Clover.
Alsilte Clover,
Timothy Seed,
‘ IS Number 0ne
which goes t-l prove that we lland'e only the best.
OUR ll"ll’0R'lED \VI1eat, Peas. \"c-tclies, Barley,
Corn, \\/“bile Banner Oats, Black Rival Outs, _Buck~
wheat, Mungel and Turnip seed are of the highest
quality. _ _ _
All of which we are selling at lowes: prices.
Wholesale and Retail.
  liollnli ri co.
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fyfi. fi _ Report 0i Purity Test _.I
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' Ladies’ Tailoring
  ol Superior Quality
For a number oi years we have been doing ladies’
,tailoring and say without hesitation that the quality
of work we do now, is superior to what we did in past
years. lt's reasonable to expect this because of our
experience.
The increased demand for OUR make of ladies’
garments compelled as to add to our staff. We are
now able lo atii nd promptly to all orders entrusted
to us.
NEW SPRING FABRICS 1
\\'e are now allowing a very large range ofthe .\'E\\'EST SII.~\I)l'IS
' ANI) \\'E.‘\\'l,~IS as well as the staple broadclollls ill many colors
Our Mr Russ \\'i|I give careful attention lo all orders placed with us.
D. A. BRUCE
‘ ' Ladies’ Tailor
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'   Screen Doors
~, 2 ft ft6
t £18
2 ft io x ft ro
_ 3ft x 7feet
Price $i.oo, $1.55 5-200.
Cameron & Co’s
' Hardware.
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-Summersidc Baptist Church morn-
iiill service at eleven a. m. tomorrow
and Communion at twelve. Evening
service at seven o‘clock. ltev F, S.
Bamford will deliver his _monthly
address to the people, subjecb hall-
ey`s Comet and Its Teachings.
-The following sie the Alberton
ninrket prices:-White and black oats
per bus,-i2 cents, butter per lb, 17
cents; eggs per doz, 17 cents, pork
per lt, 10 cents; hldee' per fb, Bgctis,
loose hay per ton, $10, pressed hay
per ton $11, and beef per qi' T tu ‘B
cents. - '
--The schooner which was iwpiolrted
ashore on Thursday night lust. at. the
entrance to Seven Mile Bay was evi-
dently not badly ashore as .~-hc tl-=at-
ed and soiled on her course »:-filly
yesterday morning. No iufolviimzon
as to her name, destination ..;' ccn-
dition after floating could he si-clircd.
-W. S. Newsom, Summerside,
leaves by- the Empress this inoriiillg
for Sussex, N. B., taking \v.th him
eight heavy horses including some of
the best Prince County has ever pro-
duced. One of which was plirrllliscd
from T. Connolly, Bedeuue. and en-
other from John Bowncss, !€orl»cro,
which would be hard to duplicate,
-Among the passengers -iy the Em-
press to Bummersidd lest rvi-ning
were Mrs Major Sychurmnn and (lair.
gliter, Miss Bertha, returning if-nm
a visit to California, J. S, ,\v¢L5,~E,,_
Inspector of Customs, iii, .Iolm
John Lawson from Amherst to (Thur:
lottetown, and Mr. and airs. J-rt-i;
from Amherst for a visit to Mrs.
Jones’ home at Malpeque.
-On Thursday evening last W. ll.
M. Oliver Rider, Wellington, assisted
by D. G. M. `A. J. Phillips, Summer-
side, and P. D. M. Charles Barrett,
Lot 16, organized an Orange Lodge.
at Union Corner with the following
staff of oflicors: W. M., Webster A1-
len; D. M., Wm Ball; Ghnp. James
Ball, R. S., Win Barrett; F. S,, John
Cudmore; Trees, B. C. Allen; D. C.,
Wm Brook, Lecturer, John Dickie;
1st Con, Fred Allen; 2nd Con, George
Trenholm; 3rd (`on, Wm Cudmorc.
This Lodge which will he known as
Union L. O. L. No 1147, starts with
a good membership,
-The Colonial Stock Company pro-
duced “Leali Klcschna" for tihe sec-
ond performance in the Market Hall,
Summerside, last evening before a
very large and appreciative audience.
It is a drama of much merit and
well presented. The play was made
famous by the great! American actress
Mrs. Fiske. "Leah Kleschna" is the
daughter of n professional thief and
her escapades furnish a fascinating
story. The play centres around her
and Paul Sylvane, a man of wealth
and situation, whom she sets ollt tio
rob at her father’s lnstigation. On
being caught by her victim, she rec~
ognizes him as the man who once
saved her life and whom she has
loved ever since. Iititding £0 'NB
pleadings. she begins life anew Bild
the termination of the play is their
engagement. The Company gave its
usual high class performance and
strengthened the good impression al-
leady made. Today there will be a
matinee for the little ones, when the
Company will present "The Desert-
,.r_" "Arizona" will be the offering
for the evening's performance.
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Rel:-ives U r i n a t y and Kidney
Troubles, Backaclie_ Siraining
Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Blwldel-
Kidneys and Back
Wuuldn‘t it be nice within n week or so
to be in to sa guodby _forever to the
sc-sldfng dribbling straining. or too ire-
¢ nent passage oi urine the orehend and
the back of-t e-head ache: the stitches
and pains in t e back' the growing mus-
cle wenkneslve ots belore the eyeiuyellow
sk'n; aiu glsh bowels, swollen eyelids ol;
anlcles. li!! cramps: unnaturs short
greathi sleepleasness and tne despon-
ence
I have areclpe for the~e_troubles that
Wifi" i‘ii5'ii"ii§‘<'>'o'if"if~'ii’i ’y‘i.‘t. ..`?.“’i‘.i iii
write anqd get acopy oi lt. Mhny a ifoqtor
would charge you 88.50 lust _for writing
this prescription, but lhave it and wi
be glad to send It to min entirely fre-e:.lust
drop meslinell e t s: llr. A. E. llobin
a :dll will be glad to send lt by return
mall in nplain ertvelgpe. As you wi I see
when you get' t. t s recipe contains
only pure harmless remedies. but it has
great. neallnxand gain conquering power.
It w l ulc lp' s ow its power once you
use It Tollthin you had better see what
ll W 0 I P I . 'fl
It ‘ th ut l I yl wlllsondyouar py
free-\ uu can use it and cure yourself at
burns. ,
son nz lnolruiaiilnlnz lmroli Mlnlnfl
1-Brace, McKay & Co., Ltd., Bum-
merslde, have very low prices on flour
and cornmeal. 4-29dtusri2”w. ,
-Wanted at once. two house maids.
Best of wages paid. Apply at Clifton
House, Slinlmerside. 4-Zhdtl
-The Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at Lalleri'y’s Tonsorial
Parlors, Summei-side. 12-16drtf_
-Wanted at once, a young man as
llookkeeper and salesman. Address
P- U- B01 23. suinmei-nlde.4-aouiipu
-Let Brace, nnci\ay_& Co, Sum-
merslde, help incroase your farm pm.
tits by selling you good seeds at fair
DNCES. 4-19dtusrf2\v.
-A special train will leave Sum-
merslde at 4 p. m.- on Tuesday May
3rd for Charlottetown, returning uf-
ter the H-ambourg recital. 4-30d2i.
-Large size roll seat rattan rock-
ers at $2.75, is one of the man
Snmmerside, are offering ill furni-
i‘-lI‘€~ 4-29dtllsrf2w.
-BF8£€, McKay & Co, Sunimersidc,
have another carload best uualilly
gasoline in tight full cnsks, also a
large shipment of specially strong
batteries. -You will always find
prices right at “The Store that Save;
you money.” ' 4-19dtusrf2w.
-With the good sccd business that
has been moving iu on Brace, McKay
& Co., Summerside, comes an exem-
tionally large order from one of the
largest and* best farmers Club in the
Province. This reliable house sold the
same Ulub last season. Their mottr.
is-Quality first then prices right.
4-20dwsrf2\v.
-H. T. Holman and H. H. Bccr,
Summerside, leave in a ilay or tiio
in Mr. Holman’s large gasoline
yacht on a trip to New York via the
great Lakes and Hudson River, cul-
ling at Quebec, Montreal and other
cities en route. The yacht will be ill
charge of Capt. Oliver Carver and
the party expect to be away about a
month and will returll by the' some
route as taken when going.
-All news in Summerside and yi-
cinity should be given to J. F. Laff-
erty, Guardian correspondent, Water
Street, who will also answer all the
enquiries of and attend to the wants
of renewal and contract advertisers.
Miss Amy G. Burrows, Agent, Sum-
mer Street, accepts only cash with
order, in return for a liberal discount,
for transient advertising ln The
as well as cash with order for new
and renewal subscriptions. All amo-
unts for advertising and subscript.-
ions in Alberton and vicinity should
be paid to H. Clark, Agent. 4-iidrtf
LONDON, April 27-The award' of
the Albert medal and an uccolnlt of
the heroism of C_l’.R_ (`onductol°
Thomas Reynolds, which led thereto,
appears in the Gazette.
Corrected lor, everyi Wednesday and
Saturday Issue.
Butter per lb 18 to 22
Beef (carcass per fb) 6 to X
Turkey
Pressed Hay $10 to $10
Hay loose S10
Eggs
Pressed Straw
White Oats
Black Oats
White Seed Oats
Black Seed Oats 48
Pork 10 to 105
Hides
Cornmesl per bag 100 l‘be~ $2.20
MONTAGUE MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday Issue.
Herring per hbl $5.00 tn $6.00
Cod per qulntall I4 to I5
Oats 38 to 40
Potatoes per bne 82 to 25
Oatmeal per cwt. $3.25
Beet per lb T in 10
Eggs 18
Hay, per ton, loose $10.50
Pork _ 101
Butter per lb (creamery) A 20 to 22
Barley per bus 50
Cabbage per dol
Hides per lb
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Walk-0ver Shoes
Our new stock of Walk Overe
lmvpxarrfved and should be seen
‘ gy t e(i'non wllo want to be well
llihsiiitent leather box calf,ar.d
' tan. Special swfll line of patent
' button shoes.
$4 50. $5.00. $5.50. $6.00
'*‘°"'$.!5...§.§.§""""
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, y _ ence of S 1 -
splendid values Bruce, McKay & Co., I :ll/‘*;tS0n` tlle Bill was not takeneill: 
Morning Daily and The Rural Daily, S'l‘fJt‘K NOTES.
I
RE‘i’-NOLDS’ ALBER-T MED.-'lL_
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. I
I
Potatoes 20 I
zo ,
.50 1
18
$5
43
44
45
iBeef (small) per lb 8 to 
9
Flour Roller procured S5
O'I'I1:é\WA, Apriii 28-In the Senate
ypste Ay Senator Clorsn gave no-
tice of certain amendments which he
llrollosed to make to `the Miller Mc-
Goll Bill to regulate race side bet~
0:8- “£110 pl‘0l>0ses to insert the word
" 11° Dx y" in that no 1 tn
Bill which defines the sltiizbililtyo of ci
custodian or a stakeholder of any
I¢E`8l bet. He will also move to strike
out that portion of the Bill which re
Istrlus U'°ftiD§ and pacing races to
|th"°° days a week and fourteen days
is year. and to insert a proviso that
I"0fhfl18 in the Bill shall be constru-
Ied to override the provisions of the
|Quebec Civil Code. These provisions
'permit b°°k'm“IfiflZ at' trotting and
PIWIUE' FB-¢¢S. and there is no restric-
tion as to their number or duration
Senator Choquette w'ill move an
amendment providing that the ' Bill
    
_ _ DPOC aimed by the
|iiieutenant-Governor-in-Council, An,
ISEUE; afléeelmlnélentcghich will ‘be offer-
or ‘
Ifrom the Lord's Da(i/qliiadfie ariiil ttzltfi
mides that »_f10 Prosecution shall be
Province. le Attorlley'Genera1 of that
Owing to the abs
BORN.
luIl.LER-on Ap <1 27,1,
i gioxrpnll, in l-iiigii nnn'ni`i‘-liolililliiii,
' Martini-:nf ' 'i
‘i\I€Hl;lO.\`h~l3L.'klfICI-l`ARD-At St James
i F "rc ~ (ity. by llev, 'i‘_
i ~ Fullerton, Ami) 27
1910' . “USS Helm Blancllnrd tl,
§¢°fg_° Elliot Mahon or Hniiinn
I onticnl and Halifax liapui-5 pit-,wc
copy.; .
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,ilnluilc NOTES.
Brcudcrs.. will be ploasrri to li;-nn
,vtllat thc beautiful "Oakley Baron",
(owned by W. S. Mcliic, has returned
to this city. Ad will appear laterl
i Hercules, 'the (Ely-idegdnle ,4w1]i,,n’
whose lirecilllii; and pedigree appcnrig
,elsewhere ill this issue, is to nlako
'tlle season at the places and dates
given ill thc ad.
Governor McKinnon, Father Allan
;vlcDonald, Fort Augustus, and ]r,d_
ward Cllappclle, Ma'rshfleld, have
'mated their beautiful driving ma;-es’
with "Acquiri," owned by J, M
Niolioloon of this city. Inienuiiii
breedersr slloulid cull and see llrlal
dandy Acqlllri colt owned by John*
.A\n<1r@_w§. N0.vf1.1ti‘. It is pronoiinml:
Iby cl'itl<:s to be one nf the best cults;
fof the sra.~:nll_
| David Reid arrived in Montague
Ion Wednesday with his “coach stial-'
ilion" wllicll, was admired by a large,
,number of spectators. Mr Reid ini
certainly to be congratulated in sl-r~.
luring such excellent animals for Lliii;
lsecliion of the country. ‘
I A pllblic auction salc takcs plncc
this afternoon at one o’c1ock at tbci
residence of Harry Morris, Malpciiuc
|Road. of all his farming ilnplemcnts,
and four horses. Two of the llorseli
are iollr years old, sired by Colnnio»
|dore licdynrd and are excellent pill-|
ispects for fast nteppers. One of the
iliorse’s dam is by Almnnt Wilkes,sii‘c
ilfontrose, G. D. Princess Regent, im-»
iportcrl from New York by U. (‘
`Prowsc. The ot.ber.- dum is l’l'cc~;p-
tor, G. D. Sheppard Knapp.
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
' Saturday Issue.
Beef (quarter) per lb 7 to 9
Butter (fresll) per lb 24 to 27
Butter (salt) pcr lb 23 to 25
|Cabliage per head 4 to 5
|CalfskinB, (free of heads) 10 to 11;
IPelts each Sl to $1.30
\Caullflowers _ 5 Y-0 3
!Chiclcens per lb 10 t0 14
,Ducks per fb 11 to 13
IEggs, per doz 17 to 20
Fowl, per lb
Beets, per doz
11 to 12
Wi'
acc
Geeee, per lb
Hay (loose)
Hay (pressed)
.0sts, blm-k
Oats, white
Ii-tides, per lb
~Mutton per lb
Lard, per lb
I Pork carcass
Mutton (small) per 8*
r »
izi to 13
.»0 to 'il
sin to Sli i
46 to »IR‘
40 to is
8 to 9
ll to oi
io to 2oI
7 to 14'
n to iii
75:Porlr (nmnli) 12 to io,
1° 25 to ao
as
[Potatoes
Straw,iper cwt. 30 to
Straw per toa $5-50 to $0,
Turkeys 17 to 194
Turnips \2 *-0 15|
Spring lamb per qr. $1.25 tn $1.60'
‘Z!.\..§.f_'f..9..."."...!.A I
The Kind You llale Always Bought
A RICH, FRAGRANT ,TEA
t‘SA1.ADA” 'io fresh from, the gardens of Ceylon-the
finest tea'-producing country in the world. Sold
muy in 5¢a|¢¢| lead packets, which preserve
its native purity and goodness. -
'Ask your grocer for aipackage to-day. You’ll like lt,
_ _,__ _ ___ _________,__.__,._._._.__.. _ “_ . an
i.i.i.von or l.'Jt~'D0!~', 0¥\`T-- _
Is SERIOUSIA' Il 1.
I,-ONDON, April 28-The lifc of Ill.
John D. Wilson, Mayor of l.nndo_n,
who llns been seriously ill ui seilliif
poisoning for some time, bangs by a
thread. To prevent annoyance from
the racket of psssiliz rigs the MUCH
in whim me pntlcnt Ilvcs has brrn
closed to trntlir-_ Details of the cisso
were tele,-graplled ‘to John llnpkiil.-1
University, at llaltunorc, and n<l\/_leurs
as to trentlncnt \voi'e received \\'uu-li
are being follulveil.
illlNTni2Al.'S r‘iur.DlT noon
wl'rH <‘l'l‘\"S cAl'lTl\l.Is'l‘s_
MONTREAL, April 28--A spleniliil
bargain was made today by 'thc city
of Montreal in the issue of a lieu'
civic loan of a million poun.ls, which
was turned over to the Blank of l\fnn»-
ti-(ml at a premium which will net thc
WOMEN G/ET AFTER V _
IIVIMORAL DHAMAS.
(‘HI(‘A(li), April 27-DeIcg‘ates_
from 50 Chicago clllbs and hundreds
of olltside cities met at the Art In-
stitute todsy to perfect the organi-
zation of the Drama League of Ame-
rica. .»\ccord'illg to the plan outlin-
lcd, the weekly “Stage Censor," s
'bulletin coutnilliilg the women's di-
ngliosis nf the stage, will be sent. to
every* clubivomall in the country,
telling Ilcr what shows to shun us
Idetrimelltal to llcr moral welfare.
Mrs. A. Starr Best, vice-president
nf the Drama (‘lub of Evanston, who
is mentioned ns a candi-date for the
'plcsiilcllcy of the new league, snitl:
I “‘\Vc have tried the idea of denuanil-
|illg certain rcfnrnis of managers auil
arc not plcnscil with the result. Now
we will cilucntc the public to appre
city about $56000, The lonn is on thc I "_m.tf ‘fillet ,is _tgzcfoil ‘end shun tha"
city Certiticatcs for a million polulds, _“Ii1fI1  ;;il.;',0> 1:0. ‘X 0I}:l€l1`hlllVe no
n forty year loan at 4 por cout. 'l`llc|’"“‘,”~"g _O l’f‘m‘-° I5-"'m*’” W5 1"
Hank of M,,nt,.en1 Offered U, take it li iliuplialiolls costuine un the stage
nt £101.35., or a premium - fi!-l-201lcl‘I mn” the-V have ‘m the Street'
'ccnt. assuming all costs. 'Tlle result I, "It is "Ut only n tight .ngamst th”
is thkt thedty will receive $4'.,22’,;33 I immoral slimv, but a criticism of the
for its certificates with a face valllcI“'9ak°" muung the legltlnlme Sh*-‘W5
of $4,880,667, and avoid nll costs ofl ""hl°I' “"` pmp"”`°~ whe" a ‘1"“n“"e‘
“Dating the 1(,a,,_ This’ in the ,,re_1pl~csclits st-alles of the corrupt alld
sent state of the nlonev market, is I“‘I“‘“|I‘I “'lU“"’t t"“`hl"¢ 0 37535
evidence that the llllnlluiul pvsitioll 'mural ]“"""‘"‘ W" will PM it 0" 0\li`
of the city is strung. lbliluklisi-H
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Gmituil Street. tElnil'lott.ctowli.
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What is Your balar ?
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The average nlnu who can see “past Ills nose" can tell
that after youmcet with an accident or me s‘.ricI<en \vitb sick-
ness is no time to tliillk :liiout :lccideiit policy. lil culln pre-
pure for slorlns’ `f - ill “lit-ullll prepare for sickiiess and accid-
cnt."
Think what it woul_I mem
to limi: your s.ll.iry cut off or
reduced, just at the time when n -ccled \\'or.~:c. \\'»: have sick-
ness and accident policies that cost very little bill when sick-
ness colncs lllcy step in and sillislitilte your cuiliing powers.
Drop ns a card and \ve'Il luiil full particulars.
Hylldnlan & Co. Ltd. €fi..?i‘;if21;..?.§
S. M. HICKS, Agent, Suillilicrsilic.
dinstf
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“The prediction made
Comments By The Press
some _ijenrs ago that the
strengthening of Canada Lifi: iescrvci would lilrmi
Il.-_ui-|~flltllredividends to p'JIicylil\liIcr_- ii simply
s:ist:iined in tlle announcement made :lt lllli. colli-
p.ny’s :mrlunl niectiug. Tile nliifinlil i .iw in lie nl.
lrilleii p illcylloldcrs cxccccls $2,ooo,u-.;~c_" ('l`_.(- Mail
and linipire Toronto)
$2,0lI0,000.00 Proiiis
W. K. ROGERS, Chariot clown,
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i ' Manager, P. I.. I.
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ENTERPRISE MDNARCH STEEI, RANGE
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- _ Sackville, N. B.
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