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` 'len '
‘|leSeasoli’s Greetings
K (U: Pllltfibl
*Vie have on hand at our
_*L_ e
dike?/Price S cts per bushel for a
sig!! lots, special discount un
quantities.
=Try a load at once. Equals
half the cost.
,rn
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 Ptiwer Co. Ltd.
 _ _   CA Rll
“?‘»\aAnlAl~l lg,
_ ‘  F1   Ladies and Gentlemen-At the re-
_ - _qnes of 5 large number of the elect-
gors of Ward One I have consented to
  lnominate as s candidate for Council-
'lcr at the tourthcorznng civic election,
S  and respectfully solicit your votes.
__ I ' ' `  ' iBe'ing nresident of the _ward. I h8\`0
-_l a good idea of its requiranents. and
-  ,it elected, will endeavor to serve the
- , lbest interests of Ward One and the
C`t 'n _enerai `
' ' 1'r¢iuRoI-After December 3m, 1 lryrémi-_n_ ,Ours respectfully
will nm betvre.n Winni;eg and Cal- l '
pry oaty. '
' Train No. 2 Will leave Vau-
’oou\1fr'December gut, due Mont-
.rml Ianuazy 4th. Thereafter this
the Electors ot Ward One _
’liiiaip¢g only until at-out March
' rat.
" J. B. MATTHEWS. Ajenl.
Charlottetown
_i'I`o the Electors of “`ard 4.
l Ladies and Gentlemeuz-
‘_ At the request of many of the
.Electors of \\`ard 4 I have decided
¢_ p L_ ‘to again place my name in nomina-
_ _,QL ._|¢ . ,tion for this \\`ard at the forthcom-
' '=» "W _-Jing Election. and respectfully re-
°` *"“° *“”_`__‘*_‘ -'quget the same generous support as
" tthat iveu rue at the Election held
-_ __ 'i~"';trf; :r _ g
` ‘two years ago.
_THE EDITUR _..f.i:3_;i'¢§_‘<z.:'=:°.§zS°';:.;;°‘:.‘sl?
A;JOUR.N.AL of itl-
,'-scientiously look after the interests
f don for an _ inf the City generally and especially
 Workers.
. _Thirteenth year. Only
 and ‘ suc-
cessful ma azlne of its
._ class.  what
 waste llow MSB
s on e prepared.»
_where to find the best
market Answers. ev-
- ery question that you
_wept to know about
' ' the business of writing
_ for the press. xoc a
' mpy. $1.00 a. ear
Send toc for sarfiple
copy, or z5`c for three
recent numbers.
THE EDITOR
__ Deposit, N. Y
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ll Ladies and Gentlemen:--
" . as a City Councilor for \Vard Five'
li and for the last two years have been
l' Chairman of the Finance Commit-
\l ICC. '
‘ While heartily in accord with the
civic improvement policy of the pre-
sent council I believe in the exercise
" of all possible economy consistent
' with an efficient public service.
5 If I have the honor of being elect-
~éd I pledge myself to continue to
_ ,devote as muchbof my time and at-
" tentionas possi le. to the cause of
. Q '   good civic' government. '
vm-n= Sim Hw-. so-1°-,Mm ..¥Z’“.2§,“.2§.“l§ ‘i.1.‘;‘€£."...‘.!’§..§¥‘§.§1’.i,‘.‘1'Z:
_ ' -setly solicilingyour support in the com-
.. 1   _ __ _ f _‘ ling election. lremsin.
Fl __ _~._-__ __s=_*__7;;__.___ _.- ____________! l iotlrsresrectinlly,
_ in ~_»_;_g.»__,; _  l nl-:.\.lallll.\ ROGERS. lr.
` _f-r' ` ' 2*';." _ ff _ 1-lodtilldate \
` i .~ i <2 __i1- _
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` ~ CARD.
. _ ' ~ '-
 _  ~` To the Electors of Ward Ona.
,_ -» -_ ` " ~ ' . Ladies and Gentlemen:-At the re-
‘J‘- rooms with bot. and cold water \ci quest of n number of the electors of
Uuowday and np, which lneldaesfresvw' ward One. I hsvlrronsellted to nom-
Ufrtnbllcllwvw Nllm -\`°01l°¢!°'-tflllllhhi-“inate as n candidate for Councillor
in New England. Houma with private batb»:at the forthcoming Civic Election. I
hr!!-60 nerd” and no: suites of W0 mm-ftake thi; opportunity to respectfully
xiii” 101'"-'75 P"'1*¥*°¢“9-mum! f°°“‘|solicit your. votes. If you do me. the
001° Il¥¢»¢|Ul\- 5‘"°P°.l° r ' .ihouor of electing me as your repres-
  oofientative in the council I will ended-|
'u' H _ "mu" 'mdbm m°dm"_ it-or  further the best interests ol
, . . . . the city, particularly W_ard One.
Qgripped with ni. own banltary I ,,,,,,.,._ _
-  ckming mm' Youre Very Respectfully.
t l ln  in Ivory 'Room
1 nd" JOHN KHIENNA.
   A 
." 31 S ° _
bl » H   To the electors of \\`arrl 4. __ '
, »~ Ladies and f}entlemen;- =
*I tenders will be received by At the request of a la e number
, Y l ‘ I ` “7. _
t*-`¢ nd |-5|  upto Feby lst. of electors of ward Jylzhavecou- _ _    ’
1 'fame align person willing to_con- sented to nominate asa candld_ate_lt¢l’I`IlS,'étC W’ _
t ‘with the Stanley Bridge for Louncellor at the forth coming
'ing Co for the manufacttireof election and takethis opporttlnilyi. . ~  
forthecheese season of l ro to respectfully solicit \ our support
¢ . ' '  - ~ C ‘ ‘ nails Demi Pulau
~.. tostnte priceperhundred If elected I shall endeavour to”  
of cheese manufactured: further the best interests of the y ‘ . Rumma S" P"°°°'53J
_ " to find all Hpjllleaartd help."city and particularly ward four.
1-14"" P~ A- S“1“"- sm sm of you, but :lame ll me
O
. l "na°m. rn .mu to nl me
‘Train will run between Calgary and i f - l .tuvfmr .
_ .ithose of our own \\'ard. _I
l_ Respectfully Yours 1 _
 R. .\I. JOHNSON, lencea. 0 Dunrobln castle. the Highland?
. _ l - » _
` ` I Mdzw' ` 'of a haunted room The speclerthere
_.  R i ills invisible and_dpnole's its presence
-, i by an awe-inspiring laugh. The story
“ To the electors of Charlottetown ‘aes nn; one or the dukfs ancestors
‘ Haivng been urgently requested' be starved to death ln his room. vis ,_
_bv a large number of irlfluelltiallimlg him P°\'l°d|°*"5' ‘hiring his "17
l taxpavers to offer as a canidate forlfefmgl md '*“5h'°‘ " his ‘°’“"°’
_ the office of Mayor of Charlotigfscrupulolm cllieitaln has to haunt the
, town. Ihave consented so do soqmom V
l I have served for the past six vear ' - /
l _r
'.""'fp@'_`v"E_nG'g-rfb' ’ 'ms r.a-ns-i' ' rrxvn “PT THE CHARLOTTETCWYG G " rmsr orjaus "T" ~'IAl'UARY 1°’ 161°
. Wars ‘ Comn\on1’hlD.
Paris aoeeauy,
,Q11 IQ U0”
fuels; for moan :mlm
_wording tothe Paris uwrum
,Q0 New York Times.
1
pan! Jules -Bala disclosed
like _ Ior’a play. “La
llomxie Prvaealae, lor
as
  iii
 ‘if
fest; .itll-»
lle.;g5;r.
magazines. The form ovorwhiohrdul ’ nw," I'n“- “um ~
i is attractive oolffurels built ls .__-I ga: m' H ~ M1: be u
‘ ..l. 0 __ _ DN
ll l' Ll lun- ;..“.':.s:f*.'..'l..‘:"l. 1'r::.:°'a:°.: »--~ -» »-».»-»-51% - - --o.
M0 e  g \ork. 40cand 50c»each.-Moore
. - Q
i
_lvsiv lvlbinrtv 14ls'rln's'r one.
. _“rf
Noung Man Wan Pmld Pfrcnl. and
_ ,_ Dtdn't Cari who Knew lt.
Thurs was no boohrin the corner
Urn( store. The yonnglmaii at the tele
phono therefore couldbe heard by all
ph, mumps" who ranged about the
soda water fountain. Hishce beamed
\.| he talkad. .'
_ "Everything la all right," he was
asylu-
' "\(a'azn? _ s
' "Yann, Eleven pounds. Beautiful
_boy. Ute Io. they lay.-
"Brant
1 "Ysl'm. Resting quietly. Would
lot to. Didn't want. to worry yon.
6. "\(a'am? .
Team. I'll _tall har yours comin:
lawn right away. Beautiful boy.
j "Ma'am?
_ "Yea‘m. Eleven pounds all looks
Sm lnrs me." ~
Ho rang ol and walked proudly out
D! the drug store apparently oblivious
lo the smiling eountenpneu oi his
latareated listeners ranged around the
usda hamxaba.
l .
F ’Z.'_'“_"
l' tsnoau In Scottish Houses.
: Scotland is rich in ghost lore. There
li|_ perhaps, hardly a castle or ruin
§ which has not some special story cling-
flng to it. and the strange pai! of the
matter is that many of the legends are _
substantiated by latter day experi-
lwme or me duke of Sutherland boasr=
caused the chief of a rival clan to
As punlsllment for this crime the un
J Dld and New.
The penny-or two-cent-post be
tween England and Arnerlcs is a new
and at the samp time a very old thing.
lt is over 200 years old. fr existed in
1654?, _
lu those days shipmasters crossing
the Atlantic either way were very
glad to carry letters and mesihges. A
week or two before their ships sailed
they would hang up bags in coffee
houses. and all letters dropped into
these bags were carried over seas
and faithfully delivered at the rate
of a p_elfrly, or_t wo cents. apiece.”
lrilliant Project Brought to Nlught.
in the year _1694 William Patterson.
founder of the Bank of Scotland, con-,
celved the grand project or planting
on the Isthmus of Darien a _British
colony which. in bla own words..
"should secure for Great Brilalh the
keys oi’ the universe, enabling their
pnsllessors to give lawa_lo both oceans
and to become the arbtvers of the com-
.merclal world." This colony was actu-
ally founded at a place still known
as .Pnl-rto Detox, but ttsfpeople
were snbseque`nt_ , forced by tlle¥pan-
lard; to evacuate and return to Scot-
land.
_ .___ cl;
Mr.l’ranllT.Watltlsf
o.»¢..»a¢` sl. Jtlmi cams
will resume teaching
on Monday,]an. Ioth.
Application as to
mana-dreaamakep?  f
ume1uto.r .ajliasa g
oldelt _ ' JIM IQIUQ I0  _
I "HQ in really aothhg new *dar New Method of Keeping Potatoes
‘tho aan. 'He orlaary can _a of A German publication, ‘The Prae-
‘Groek Gita rehn only to pe-l lieal Adviser in I-‘mit Raising and Gar- 9°-"""" A"'*"'9 s¢'"°"°' '
irioda. I‘ know what I am talking' lenillx." states that a new method for
Abel* _ _ keeping potatoes_ and preventing
._ "Pill" lfllhtl UIC 'Uh 0! 8chIio~_ sprouting consists ln placing them on_|
Lhasa va llrwlu md or Ein _ann li layer or coke. Dr. scnluer or umm- _
"D0 Koons ol the prwllatorleloioéha. wick, who bas published the method. \’°'d‘"°~ The 5"* °f me ¢'\¢¢°"“ lil I
§ ug mug qgqvgfjggg pg 'xgug is of we °p;n|°° nn; me mpmved tions will be erected at Lyck. close t0,l _
ihad in Crete. I have 'vtaiud suiisonma, ventilation by means ot coke la not me R“”l*° f"°““°'< TN 11°' l¢1’i°|l 3
I sort tlaadao un mai; l wr-no alone responsible for the result. but "°“°° "i" be P"°"“’*’° ‘im ‘ '"5'
about T10  Ol the init ln- believes that it is due to the oxidation 'hed “Pam” °f “`°°mm°d°"“'_°"'°
 Splendid sott. rlrm _fleece lll':°¢ (cleat pedals had mobn Infos. This ot the coke, which, however, is a very “NMFS °f *ll* z°PP°"” 'FW-
f` G35 WOIKS U"°°"“°'°a"f°""‘°" a'_l_5;‘gI‘:5s;2°';2 _,ja the pda! I insist upon Look at slow one. Colre always contains :nl
_ _ _ l;°l'&2°Ll'eZ’Z °_¢""5 9° 'I 541" llthe statins al tlo woman; ancient phur. and it in very possible that the HOW
H   ‘ ~ _nvrurkbaad pculpturza and you mlgntel cgnantltaeshol ogdzoot _c;rbon
_ h [__ bong  heqd- an atlpunvrle res t in 90;.
'-¢.- '  ;*{*£')|_3")"_fe;':’_'|"|Ls3|(§:'\‘_'°`|‘g03,31 _\1r\aa¢s, lgaquea and comma. The idnlon, mixing with the air and pene-
` - Sable muff madsm, lr you'|t drop6¢'ll!¥l¢_lki't was the anal node at inning among the potatoes are num.
Vhkhrn Wish t° cle” ‘mt al ‘nto our Fur Sale-James Paton _lil 000!-;¢A_¢_emmm” _ cient so greatly retard lnrontinx. Po-
` co. l-l sau  'ru prqsuls g¢rgg|tlrua_ua mol.-| so mated are md in usp ln
.glint good condition nnul urs rollovlng
, _
The latest thing n a es‘ a ri  _- _ _ ._ _. _ Tm- ‘Q 1
llal nl’iaoae»:i‘1m`ngp'¢s»¢ail=°sx7my` --
russlnghsoh s ro bo)th_e 'slértazré gg? lla* 2_0 °°l¢IH°l f°:“':_° ‘!_;|'r7,» ‘ The Revealing vtalon.
t _ » ou ma a = nouns, _ a pasta _ eaa
£0 `-and Coalv at less than .?cgd°ln‘;on(l;e dl the into American _.gun q¢'“§¢,=“:_  pmgh ` mi 3
fssnnnsxn
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. _ 29
Long a o in the days when our
caged bla
minister
rled. but
remained
was old.
lady who
and her
was still
only one
another
light ln
membered of these two, no being now
living ever saw them, but the poetry
that was in the soul of s battered
weaver makes them human to us for-
ever.-J. M. Barrie.
-m. o
- Why Women Grow Prematurely Old.
- Women. condemned to the steam-
heated life of our American cities, fed
on the too abundant meat diet._whlch
is our bane, breathing and sleeping
wrongly, suRering the lack of physical
exercise, which oddly enough, is the
result of our socalled "busy" lives,
continue to age and to lose suppleuess,
grace, vigor and natural charm, writes
Kate Masterson, tn Colliers. All the
wonder-working grease and bleaching
acids ln the world will not do more
than achieve a surface smoothness.
*___
0 Whither I1 Want, 0
Capt. Kidd explained.
"I dfdn't bury my treailnrel” he
cl-ied.."l cremated it."
Considering he had money to burn,
it is strange none thought ot it before.
1-
Spralned Wrist .
and Ankle
After Being Lajd Up With
Great Pain forTen Days, ‘
Relief Was Gained In- _
stantly_by Apply.
ing-
NLRVILINE
One of the most soul-distressing ac-
cidents that can befall one is a had
ankle or wrist sprain. "I1 I had
only known of ‘.\'ervillne‘ earlier. . I
could have saved myself an enormous
amount of pain, and many agonizing
nights of sleeplessness." Thus writ-
es P. P. Quinn, young farmer
livqing near Brockville. ‘ ‘I
tumbled from a
hay loh to the
barn floor and
sprained my righ'
ankle and left
w r i | I . They
swelled , apidly
il. Ind “Med elem-
ciatiug pains. It was not oonvon-
ient to go to the city, and the lini-
ment in the house was useless. Wh¢n
I got Nerviline relief came quickly.
It took down the swelling, relieved
the pain and gave me wonderiul com-
lort.
"I can recommend Nervillne for
strains, bruises, swellings, muscular
ptlins. and sore back. I have proved
it g sure cure in such cases."
Think what it might some day
mean to you to have right in Y°“\'
home, ready tor an accident or emer-
gent sickness, a bottle or two Of
Nerviline. Get it today, large bot-
tles 50c. trial stu 25c] all dealers or
"[‘h¢ Catarrhozone Co, Kingston, Ont.
“Did _von ever try Hughes' Cough
Mix“nre for n cough or cold. It’s the
beat remedy there is tor a stubborn
cough, ter sore throat, tight ebeit
and bronchitis. Don't waste time try-
ing other cough mixtures. You
will get much better and quicker re-
lief with Hughes' Cough Mixture. 361:
gg bottle gt Geo E. Hughes, The
ples' Druggist., Charlottetown. P.
E.I. 1-19d2i
4 H A, A  Like mat oriental noel. the .lalllll
_ _ i
_ trkblrds never saw a kings
soldier without whistling lmpudently
“Come over the water to Charlie." a
of Thrums was to be mar-
Slmlellllntl happened and he
a bachelor. Then, when he
he passed in our square the
was to have been his wife,
hair was white. but she, too.
unmarried. The meeting had
witness, a weaver, and he
plaid, solemnly. afterwards: “They
dlnna speak. but they just gave one
a look and I saw the love-
their een." No more is re-
UARDIAN
Qi `
ilin Hi Bupirlde lrilmnl.
eae lisiid women as the lnierior sex.
and the Japanese woman cheeriulll
_ indoraea the doctrine. “I once.” said
_.a globe trotter, “eat down to dinner
lat a hotel in Vancouver. where there
wu a Japanese waitress. With me at
_ the table were two Canadian women;
but, to my surprise. the WARN" D01
only gave me priority in aervint U19
meal. but was very particular in see-
ing that I had the largest portion ol
everything. I was rather puzzled ul-
til I remembered that in Japanese
eyes I wal. as a man, regarded as far
more important than a woman and
treated act-ordln'gIy."
With four military all-ship stations
already bull! on the western frontier,
the German war oillce has decided to
TEDDY IDST THE BEAR.
The-y nay n sore earn interfered with
his sD¢ed. Always apply Putnam's
Corn Extractor. For nity yiaiiit
has been curing corns and warts.
“Putnam's" never fails. Use no oth-
er.
_ Oreo yournuvei SU* 7_°“_
ik pilkd. hir ddzlllbii 'ytiilfw
‘Amis ua-e. vnu. raattrs nr:
.guaranteed to make yvl *U*-WK
'mmlaamaim VIE!-TA:-QA!
Phil ` I Y° “al
rTain_i» ’;l‘llia¢ for. TN! |’°°°“”'“°‘
the whole nerwlls *."*U°- "W “nu
l
if
§
 ‘
a _
   
5 g 1 expense, _ If lllev
w ti? ¢‘,,,;-Iyrsu Tllsor money wlllbo re-
d_ Pri SI Ohlsa l:ox,aix :or
5:2: ....:°......:. ..,  5......
Os. St. Cathuims, Oni. For
mb- o. allvonss awgrisl- Ch"-
lotttliiln, and The Ellis Pharmacy.
Montague. _ _
li ;;e_ v _
on souls cl.llsSIl‘lr.0 ADS-l
_ » -- ~~ I all
°°.:;'“'f.'s :miss:¥.“l’.l.”m."t-"-»¢='%~*<'§§¥»‘~-f?§'I-"J-P-’fil°-8-I
H-~>-5-iii -~- f°f°;~_° "I-;.'.§.°'=....°':°..;°:z.' i‘:.:'.’l.'::;‘":.°.zf:.‘:t'°°..‘.‘:;‘:..°*.:':.:‘:.
l for 3:; -mutha. tan cents for three months eiiihwell
f mm, fo, ,ix months and t .my cents 
erect similar stations on its easternil  mR?¢“h; wT mmum Charge I5 cent?
` gf- 1'¢.(|O)p¢| ual dnoowd on ahve lates for Cult Wrh Order. J
4
tlyauhllavalialramlw,
elndmtladnmylsalal
5 l l
MISCELLANEOU3
l GET your skates sharpened by
Gaudet Bros. Tanton's, corner,
Great George and_Kent.__ _1-;15d1v_v.
OUR VACUUM CLEANER cleans
carpets right on yollr floor. Ex
periencrd man operatcs nmchlne.
Phone us. Beer & Weeks, 1---15dtf.
“rippggvd sc toC$5 each for old.
postage stamps. Worth most it
nib! old envelopes. No present day
ny Furniture. W. A. Katn, Box 186,
t John. ' 12--13d3mpd.
o
stamps wanted. Will buy old Mahog.
S
x:5~I5ROFI7I‘ carpet- sale this
month-makin s ace for `
Z D Illi-
wmuiig provemeuts. Your opportunity. Iiecr
&
Weeks. A ’ 1-15dtl_
yaamhiawwmd-
. Yau_aavall\|l\tsvlha.B_
I vuqrllyulllllb
yearned. o
` YOU will never know
what shaving com-
fort means until you
use a “Gillette” Safety
Razor. ”
" The “Gillette” -illustrated
above - is the new pocket
edition-so compact that it
takes up no more room than
a card-case.
Finiihed in gold and silver-with
hand e :md blade box to match-
also gun-metal-$5 to $7.
Gillette dealers evervwhere display
Gillette Signs. _Look for them.
tae on.u:|1~|:saln-n'_nazolco. '
ol Canals Llmllel, loliieal. 96
~ XXX' PERSON wanting to pur-
e chase. good businms stand sit-
uated i.n good section of the Country
‘and along Railroad should apply to
IQIADIEGA desirous of having hair
work done. the latest turhan
braid, etc, may leave ordersat 171
Great George Street. l-llJ.l2wpd.
QNY personéatllictrr-d with piles
A will obtain a cure at ~`-0 Dorches-
CCI' §UWt.ChUl0ttetn\\ \ 12-l5d2mf\fl.
'ARM wadded ci rlorts $1.20
' and up. Blankets ‘.'f~ rair and
,up. Lowest prices-largest variety.
.Beer & Weeks. 1--15dtf.
_ srlzlrro
‘M-. P. 0. Box, Charlottetown.
_ - ___ 1-€415”~,_.._
§'A`LE'SMEN. new une, new plnn,'
U
l Pay eight times a month. Write
| Luke Bros Ltd. Montreal. 19-gdvisi.
HORSE SIIOUIG. l
I' Ioiisfsuonrzvc, all xmas wnllftetv 0H1¢e._Queen S're-1.___l;\-f-flr.r
'au 'ut ‘i J' A’ Hmd:_r;‘?f"‘,Ifl`O RENT. Single and dolllllc ollici-
 ‘ax lf for tociet
. y hall, nt nlollrratl-
  lrent. ln McEachern's llllildirr, Queen
,.Q'l‘RsvED, `s"'rbTl ?.rT.l"\\-lilo;-<>}
‘A . from the premises of E. wheat-
‘BXARM FOR SALE, 100 HCPCS Oniley, Clly. I2-ldd.
4 D0! 53, Within n milo 0*! Clrlll-1 "_" _   '
gan Bridge. new buildings, good land,j_ ________ _ _ _
‘nu “U I0' $1390- W*-mlm WNW”-l O LET, the we;-tf:n 1-lriupnrtment
CA1‘digP?l Blddgl. P.O. 12-1352111. | T of me Tgrrm-~ .,,, v.\_-4,., Sue”
’" 'i-*fl
West, now occupicll l~:.~ lnw. uco.`
E. Ross. Apply at (‘.;:.n~:l_\'s Es-
. with lavatory equipment. sult-
Street. ‘J--l6dtf.
WANTED 
25 salesmen for the Province.-' _ mg-
" ‘fosf
A mouth Wiltshire Road between
McPhee's and McDougall's corners.:
sleigh robe. Reward by leaving withf
'Justin McDougall, Kingston.
1-19d2ll'1iDd.
LOST, bltween Ch"I`own and St.'
Dunstan's College pair eye glaa-i
nes. Finder please leave at G. H.
Tay1or’s Jewelry Store and receive
reward. 1-13drtt.
"Attend Paton's Remnant Sale this
n. m. 1-Britt.
"Read The Morning Guardian for
the benetit of your mind ani Patorfs
ads for the benedt of your pocket.
"We have Velox and Nic lille skates
We have Coles' and Ii\sher'| tube
gkates. We have hockey boots. We
have hockey sticks in the following
leading lines:-Red Dot, Rex, Mic
Mac, and Lally’s special We attach
skates. We made a specialty of skate
finding he Ernest Ric¢'s,1ss crat-
ton St.  12-23dtl.
Where do you buy your flan-
nelettes ? It Is an interesting
question. We think we can save
you considerably ln price besides
giving you the widest range ot
choice' tn town. Plain. striped
ptaid.alI sorts. just a little hotter
than the best. just a little cheap-
or than the Test.. Moore O. Mc-
Leod. l-I Sdtf ‘
And you won’t. give md and
discount off that 19.00 muff'
Said she
"I am sorry madam. but ltis
priced too close" said the sales-
woman
"I can get a much bottnr dts'_
count at ‘s" said she
“Probably so. but can you buy
as good a mutt for i9 00"? said
the saleswoman. And the lady
laughed. l can get exactly the
same muff marked n.oo.but they
will make lt l9.00" said she
“I‘lItako lt. ljust wanted to
see ti you meant what you said"
And so lt goes each day. Its
just a matter oi corlparinmiiyou
compare closely. you will do as
the customer dld. buy where the.
best price ls given you at oncg
without haggling MooreQ
McLeod t._.5dti
Annual Meeting,
of the Gharlatlrtown Mutual
Fire lnmranee Company
will be held in the Board of Trade
Rooms .\larket Building on Thurs-
day. January 27th. r9lo.at 8 o‘clock
P. .\l. for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year and transacting such other
businesses may be brought before ig.
GEORGE E. HUGHES
President I
B BA LDERSTOY
”"°___iaT"T'iTl: l: “” _
“7ANZED, a gut boy, can hav;
may emu mat by applying
to Y. N. Tanton, Jeweler. 11-Zdtf.
l.OST, about middle December. on_smelts. Apply to Jlhr,
`\7ANTED, about 200 tons of Tim-
` ' othy Hay, also n quantity cf
.\l¢‘L2l:ill:ln ,Q-
Co. Queen St. 1-l5lltf.
“fANTED, 5 reliable man in every
locality in Canada with rig or
mpable oi handling horses on salary -
or commission, $15.00 rl weex an.;
llpeuses, with advancement. lntrmlu:~
tug and advertising our lt-~_v»ll Purple
Stock and Poultry Specifics, putting
up our bill posters, 7 by 3 leer. sell-
ing goods to merchants and consum-
ers. No experience nee.l.d_ vt, ,Az
Ullt YOU! WDP! 101' yon, Write .gr
Partidllall W. A. Jenkins Mig. Go.,
Loudon. ont. 10-zsdlarnfnrl-l-enendlw
rlwdiw.
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Boston Fish Ad~9l
AUSTIN IIALEY Q. Co.
Quooeasantoll. J.0\'CEt C0
Commiasionailerchanta
Fruit and Salt Fish and Canned
Goods. Consignments Solicited
_Daily Returns.
|76 Atlantic Avenue
l,-lttsrmnwpd ' BOSTON
, "P&ton's Annll
al Sale of Furs is
pow on. Xou sure 1-3 there.
I-Tdtf.
BThree splendid values in Gorton
Iankets-85a. 98c. and l 25. we
wtlnt you to compare them with
anvthlnu offered ln me my. and
romemberln all tho lines Shown
W0 ffl" all/0 you plenty to choose
from. The bestvnlue In the wholo
'OWS WB Qrbit DIS! Soft. one wo
5°" f°" '-25 Del' Dalr-Aluoore Q
Method. ,___5,m
E- l i
G Boston
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Fish Ad
L' ' ---ur __~_ _-;;.::_-.- --~1 .- -- -1;,
E. A. RICH
No 4 T Wharf.
_ Smells and Eels
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Company. ` a
 ll co ‘ ' deal '
- 0CEAti, 'lille mi'li°ll'°"ltlvnli"r'|'is*slli"
Boston, Mass.
a specialty. '
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[_ _ "  ' ‘ _ .
].H. SIMPSON Secy. Yours Very Respectfully cll\f|Of|Uf0Ill ` 0'" r”'“ Secretary.  _ __
Bay View, _ J. D,'T.-\\'LOR. |_'d7m _ _ 1 - l3<lhlth5i ' ‘ ` "-‘ -
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Established |838
JUST A |\En|||DE|li"|:|\ai
Joseph A. Rich & Co
184 lltantts Avo lostonllass-
i handle Ssxsrxrs and Eats on Commission
_ Mm mmm with einen mf, 5,., ,nd
solicit your shipments to Boston.