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C H  0 T   N l 1 ‘ first communicated with, with a vivw ' `
_ to obtaining the names of all the
- Canadian nianufactiirers of the ar-`
\|)d ‘ _ ' tlrles required by the Department
UEE ’S C
0 N     A  (ln the advice of the Association the
" --_-__,_. ' Department adopted the _ftanadiim
. ` trade index, a book published by the
It pays t0 buylln this P1`°V1l1°0- _ Mrs. (P f. ~ i- . _ ' _W Manufacturers Association. which
There were no cases' before the p01_
ice court in this city yesterday.
Miss Katie McNeill of Deiiiible
spent Sunday withfrlends in Ben..
sliaw.
Mrs.'<D.' J-. Bomiell1,'f0ity,' leaves to.
day for her future home in i-lumnier~
side.
Miss Hilda Morson has returned to
this City froma visit to her home
in Cardigan., _ ,
_ . »-,_ f. _- _ _
'l`he mail special from Georgetown
arrived in this city yesterday after-
noon at four five. -
Rev Dr Morrison, Berkely, (1i11if0,~_
niu. was a passenger to Charlotte,
town on the western train yesterday.
Rev. J. F. Floyd will take for hifi
subiect tomorrow evening inthe (Hen.
tral Christian Church, Capital Pen.
ishment-Is it Scriptural and Neces-
sary.
George Higgins, Uity, was ii pass-
enger on the mail special to this
city yesterday returning from a busi-
ness trip in the eastern part of the
Province.
Mrs. G. lil. McKinnon. City, was a
passenger to the city on the mail
train yesterday afternoon, returning
from a trip to Louishurg, C. B.,
where she had been on a visit to her
sister, Mrs D. M. Skinner. _
Special interest centers around
the music and words of the
pretty song which appears in today's
Guardian. it is entitled Yaquita and
is a late New York favorite. The
music and words should find a place
in every home.
Many friends will regret to learn
that William Acorn, City, who had
his ankle badly sprained in the last
hockey match in i~lumnicrside, where
he dl such good work for the Vice,
is confined to his room. and was un-
able to take his place in last ni,i;ht's
match.
itcv. A. I". Precci, who arrived here
last week from England tn take up
organizing work in this Province nn-'
der the auspices of the National
Grand liodgc, I. (). G. T., of (lan-
ada, was obliged, to desist from
work for the present and has left for
New York.
Tomorrow morning in the Baptist
~(‘hurch Rev. Z. L. Fash, M. A., will
speak on the important subject, “Is
This the Decislve hour of Christian
Missions?" In the evening the subject
will be “The Recovery of a lost
Soul." With Illustrations fro_m Les
Miserables." This will be the second
series on “Some Great Scriptural
Truths," with illustrations from
great Authors."
:Z-Moir’s Chocolates in all their
deliciousness and perfect freshness. 15
kinds in bulk also handsome new
packages. Remember Moir's are best.
Telephone for a sample half or
pound. The McKinnon Drug Co., cor.
Great George and Kents Streets. ‘
drtf.
_______ _,...J
I \\'ear “Lustre Loom" Under-
skirfs for salisfaclioii. They are
feather light and silken 'bi-iglif. -

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ro ) Theo Ross, (_i¢y_ “im
‘has been ,Very Ill. is now improving,
W. T. Anderson Mprell was at th
. . .' *» 9
g;i_f_l_eiin Hotel, ht. Jlohn, on 'l‘hurs-
'l‘omorrow morning  T 1.* _
lerton _will take as his Siilijcct, inFi~lll£_
James (‘.hiii~¢h, me Ministry of Sup.
\
Mimi' fine horses ands sleighs were
to_be seen on the streets of this eitv
ye""t°rd'“y» the .blight _sunshine having
femme many _cui-inns' cn eniby nr.
,luxury of a nieigii rim-.
The oiztivard cargo fm the -Earl
Gro- this inoruinir wiu he ten ters of
"llxed ffelfffhl’-_ The inward cargo veg.
terdny was one car Sugar one `c.,,.
g“501ll\! Ulllilles nnd six ears of mix-
ed freight.
__
_The subject for the l\lcn’s ini;-rating
in the Y. M. (‘. A. on Sunday after-
noon will .be _ “Social (‘liristianity"
the Sl>€f1k€l' will be Secretary Rigiiv
_The niembers will he present t5 ag;
_sist with the music.
.
| lll_ addition to the amount of $559
_l`f3C0\\'0<l by Robert A. Bagnall, Hazel-
ll!l’0\_`C, from New Glasgow Unifying
‘C`o. for milk hc also iweceiived $150
which makes ii mini of sion for mint
and butter in 12 moiitii¢.;_
During the _ Past few days large
flllllntlties of ice for summcr consum-
ption bas been hauled to this city,
The inen_are taking advantage of the
S0011 $1011-Tl1lIll.Z, _starting to work
early in the morning and hauling nn.
til dark.
T0<lay's sixteen page paper has
many interesting features including ii
sermon from the text "What think
Ye of Christ," S. S. Lesson, Shakes.
pearian sermon, from "As you Like
It,” ‘nd several other articles equal-
ly cntertaiiiing. _ ~ _
Yesterday the Murray Harbour
train was one hour and twenty min-
ut=s late, the Souris fifteen minute;
lute, the Tignish one hour and fifty
minutes late and the western freight
twenty minutes late. The Cape Tra-
verse train was on time. 1
A report was heard yesterday in
this city that a case of smallpox was
known at Peake‘s. On enquiry it was
learned from Dr. J. G. Toonibs, Mt.
tltewart,_\vho is attending the pat-
ient, that it was a suspicious case,
yet further developments had to be
_awaited before the real nature of the
lidisease can be definitely decided on.
i The second section of the contest
and the Boy’s gymnasium Classes
will be held today beginning at ten
o’c‘.ock. This is for boy's over fifteen
years of age. The winners of the
events today, together with the win-
ners of the junior events last Wed-
nesday will meet in a_ final on a dai'
yet to be decided. Prizes will be a-
warded the winners in the final ex-
hibition, the smaller boys will receive
a handicap so that they will he on
equal terms with the older group.
Every farmer who wants to get the
best out of his soil and live stock
should help himself onward by the
use of modern methods. The phone
iwlll save him many “fnol's errands,”
'will enable him to sell his stock of
lrnarketable goods before he leaves
his home, enable him to consult phy-
lsfr-ian, lawyer, "vet" or call fire
department and all without walking
more than the length of his room.
No matter which way one looks at
it the telephone is a safe- investment.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. illead the ad of The Telephone Co., in
- ' this issue.
Annual Meeting
1 :Just opened new Ping Pong Pho
t Studio All kinds of work lone
O . .
'Phe Annual Meeting nf the Stanley Photos taken at night as well as in
Hridige Dair in' Co will be held in the
liall at Staiileyillridgc on 'l‘uesd:i.\', l"cbY
Nth It ‘A D. ln.
J. lf. Si \ll‘.~i' '\\’.
Feby. 2. ’i1 _ Scey
2-ldstlli.
the day time. 160 Queen Street in
premises lately occupied by Mr Tar-
bush. John Cummings, Proprietor.
2-3d3ipd.
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(GUARDIAN ci.
Assiricn Aus.) y
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0'l'l‘AWA, Feb. 1-The Government
liai-i~ called for tenders for the con-
struction of the ten new vessels of
the Canadian Navy contemplated in
the initial building programme,
namely, four Bristols and. six d€~
stroyers of the latest improved type.
The plans and specifications are, as,
*HBS ='Ql¢Qa,ily_-1,lp0_n» stated, based on
'the plans received from' the Admir-
alty last fall and embrace therivery
lat:st advances in naval sciench.
The tenders me not publicly-» ad-
vertised since following the rule ol
the Admiralty, details have ll`0` he
kept secret. and only firms in whom
thmidepariimeiit' has conf'idence"and
will have access thereto. Lettci‘s`nave.
been rent to all the leading British
and (`-anadian firms who are in n
position to tender, inviting them to
inspect the plans nnd put in tenders.
It is stipulated that all the vessels
must he built in Canada. Tenders
must be in by April next. When sub-
mitted they will be gone over by thc
exp:-rts of thc Naval Department,
Canadian manufacturers ns its “pat
ever is made between Conservatives
or Liberal firms in the matter of lie-
ing invited to tender.
'I ‘ VlLL_l0ES_lRE INUNDATED
I'I'l"FBBUl'l.G, Pa., Feb. 1-Hund-
reds of residents of the low__ lands
about Pittsburg were taken from
their homes to higher ground yester-
day on rafts or in row boats to es-
cape the ravages of the flood that has
inundated the valley towns.
immense damage has -been done by
the waters along the Alleglienny.
Monongahela and Ohio Rivers. but
the weather bureau of the state, stat-
ed the crisis had been reached short-
ly after three o‘clock yc;tcrdn_v
imorning when the water reached a
height of 26 feet or four feet abn_ve
and probably some time must elapise
then before a decision is rzachcd as
to which tender shall be accepted,
all conditions being considered.
As an evidence of the fact that
there is to he no p:\tronai:e list in
rzilliuz: for tenders for any supplies
the l'i~pr_it`;icii1_ .to;nnii:nicztlfs wit`:‘.
all <`:‘ii'dian i:::in;i:~..-ti:-:-is dr.--iling
in the it;-ins in' iiii:s‘i.’o_i. Tlx: (.':in.i-
ilian )l:\niif`zict\ii‘;rs A.~‘s..ui:it.ioii wa-;
The cold wave that arrived Monrlav
averted one of the most disastrous
floods on record. _ __ _’_ . . _ l
Many _of the smaller streams ni'_ei`Et_‘;__’T,°_;,h," rgfge,,,_€f:::i§_\n;g,vWf,;g:t51,.
oveillowing. Poin.s above (.harleroi,lsGate_d merim monopmne mm. the
on the Monongahela iiivnr, stated
ronage." Thus no distinction uliat-l
'MANY PENNSYLVANIA ~
,,wEiin:iiii uiivsLi.ai's Fins
N(\K(lMlh`_, Sask., Jun. 31-M.r.
William Bailey, with A. S.,
Clahy, manager of the Northern
Crown Bank, at Govan, started from
Govan' to drive to Imperial, about
:thirty miles away. They were over-
contains the names of practically ull*
taken by night, nnd lo t the trail,
the horses becoming fa; in six feet
of snow, about two miles from Wat-
ertown. Both men started for a
house some distance away, where a
ligkt was shining, but subsequently
(lla cy returned to the rig and made
himself warm until the morning. On
ii search being made for Bailey he
was found frozen to death, not more
than forty rods from the house he
had hoped to rcnch. Bailey was 35
years uid, unmarried, and came from
Uraugeville, Ontario.
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LONDON PAPERS
UN. HEi‘lPRUCITY.
l.()Nil0N, Feb. 3-The newspapers
here genera,ly give the reciprocity
agreement first place in their editor-
ial columns, urging the Imperial
preference with Canada before the
outconie is prevented by other ar-
rangcmeuts.
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the ‘l“"g"' ‘"‘”' . i-ir<:H'r Prinsoxs FLY iN Tru-2 Ain,
‘FAU Frmice, heb. 3-Eight pas-
“Pau Acrodronie yesterday.
that ine river was sinwii- inning. | .,_,___ _'mmm ' . _
_ . . _ ~ _ . _ plane was piloted by Lc-
hP0§,'°eTen fn_t‘.'oatb are pa"0m"l" imartin, who established a new re~
_t e ooied sci. ion and the officers I cmd for 8 numbm, G, persons cm_,.,e_\
iuili take care of those merooneil fri' in ,_(__a_,,er than air mBch,,,e_
the upper floors of their homes.
.l
NA1-iomt onus mo Cnsiviicai. co. o
Slcp 'Ll in 33 minutes, wilhoui any harm to any part of your system, by taking
“NA-DRU-C0” Headache Waters 25;-,;$§;;§*"
F Canaan Lmirao, MOIGYRKAL. 27
e!?&`_ ____ _ ,urn :um
W $
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DIED. --- ' " _'_'
iviAoi.i-:onine i.-nine veiiq-.Kings
(`-ounty. on Saturday, the 1__b
December, 1910, Mrs. Murdock MQC-
lieod (nee Miss Ann MacKinnon),
aged `73 years. ._`_
BROWN-Suddenly in this ci-ty, Fllb.
lird, 1'.lli. Mrs. Aubrey F. Brolin,
(nee Margaret J. Mclfailyen; aged
34 years. Funeral will lake place
Sunday, 'the 5th inst., at 1.30_‘p.
m. from her husbnnd’s residence,_99
Fitzroy Street. lntermeut at Clyde
River (‘emet§'ry,_ Please omit flow-
ers. -
ANN()UN(.'FllVlEN'l`S.
‘*(.`hilil|‘en's entertainment. St.
I’etei"s Schoolroom, Tuesday, Feb.
14-, 4.30 to I p.m. 2-4dll.
nnniial meeting of the Stanley Bridge
Darryini; (`o., which iippear.-i in this
issue. _
“Tliose participating in the con-
rcrt at Pownal, Monday. F'ebi‘uary
lgarten Hall at 6.30 p, m. -sharp.
i 2_
(ith, will please be on hand at Kinder-
"Attention is drawn to the ad. re;
"Masquerade skate at the Arena.
uri Tuesday evealnll- 2'4¢_`_l1\-
-vi meeting Qi the mains' Adi nf
tm Y. M. c. A. win be held thinni-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. 2-4_Q1i.
"Tho wholesale merchants of this
city will close their offices at».- Ole
o'clock on Saturdays during- February
and March, commencing -Saturday,
Fnhruary 4th, 2-Zd3i. '
“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.
Tanton, teacher of Voice Oulturo.
Piano and organ. Voice- Culture _B
specialty. Studio, 146 Great Gear!!
'A\9M~lS11ll>ZZ-Zi 'ill
“A meeting of the Northern Insti-
tute will be held in Mayfield Hall on
Monday, Feb. 6th, at 7 o’clock. Oli-
ver C. Le Page and others will give
an account of instruction received at
Truro Short Uourse and discuss the
Dairy (Tow, etc. 2-4dr.li.
"Tlie following names appear on
the program for the concert at Pow-
nal Hall, Monday, February (ith.
Messrs. Watkis, Ritchie, Hooper,
Kay, Stanley, Seller, Gaudet and
~ldZl.
Shaw. Misses Bremner, Moore,Mac-
Donald and Stewart. 2-4d2i.
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Mattresses
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in the Province.
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5 ‘euros--Aiii snzas AND s'rY- ~*  -1-"Tf__.'4;_ag.,_ ?`
_ iiqiiiuisiis wixivri-:ii _ ,5 ,_,,,__,,  ,..... i. .00 ....n_ _  
A ls_W l>0B!'d¢l'S CBD be C°mf0I`l¢Bl>l.V we will exchange it for a new Domin- “-` , -  -_‘¢_x_'.~f:__';'_':-_1-._lt.!__~___-’-_fil-Eg; _‘_
Bt. 2-2d2wpd.
provided for at 82 Weymouth inn safe & Vault Cds Safe. The Can- J __ i-_ , ,'~ .1_1../ _-__f“:‘f~ ___-_ -K.
adian Fairbanks Co., Limited, St _ _._,"-_,__`,,,'_;_____ ._ 
Jenn. N. B. _ " ~""""'  _f _ _ _
inn if _ ~ ‘  Aii oversfocked manulaclurer offered us fhis carload I
,\ FEW YOUNG ladies can be com-
1 . fortably accommodated at a
reasonable rate by applying at 6
§tewart St. 2-ldlwpd. _
__ i~‘i»;nATl-: ili-;i.i» __
\\/Auron, ETP. E. i. Hospital bv
_ EQ-.-!<EP._1a°3§°s=eld.<_2r2d¢§
ai for ene
z\, aivrmu, a m d K
‘  housework, Apply to Mrs H- H-
l"9& 115 B°°"'°‘1L§_f.;_...__ _1;§9.‘!"
\`/ ANTIQD, girl forhoulework. AP-
ply Morell House, 186 Kent St.
._ _ I
ral
` eral farm work. Apply to Box
62 City or to Wilfred Bovyer Bun-
b\n~y_ 2-gddlpd.
1--25 lm . __A
° l"0R  `
Ifulil SALE, 1 singer cabinet sew-
- ing machlne,_»vei-y_ latest design.
'rms machine wad #dn in A recent
contest, regular price S77 will be sold
for $45. Apply to Miller Bros., 123
Kent St. 2-3§3i.
IQOR SALE, li second hand church
_ organs, suitable for church or
hall. Good as new, will be sold Bt
loss than half price. Apply to Miller
Bros.. 123 Kent st. 2-scsi __ _
Fon Baum, :mn nyntm at A.
» Aylwai'd's 93`Queen St.. 0PD09l¢¢
l‘rnwss Bros. , f 1-30d1w_pd_.
_FDR SALE OR TC- LET, double
- - tenement house, corner Rich-
mond md Cumberland streets, stab-
lel. shed, ytrd; cheap. Apply t0 HB9'
lnrd, Gaudet di Hansard, solicitors.
_‘_ 1-‘-1'ld1mo._ _
,&__ -_li-_Il _ ._-I. EiB€F1'__--
5ll`UA"‘".':‘._ l'£lQ5N_l _ _
"'TA'KllJ”y>odrMsparc time profitable-
M large salary and commissions paid
for securing subscriptions to best We
Q; many districts untouched. Begin-
' Write
` IIET large brick store on the
elose to banks and market can be fit-
'l`. M. Hovmtt. Oolsn1_|!i_ii____f_;.___l2l- I-
FOR SALE, the valuable proflsrty
» . known an Fitzroy Hail, situated
on the corner of Fitzroy and Pownal
itrects. House, stable and |!l|`d°“~
Or pnrtlefuars ailfrly £0 Al°¥5“d°‘
Srowii on the promises. 1-80d8wPd
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OHER WANTED for Rini!-
rluncvood School, Rocky Point.
Second class male preferred. Apply
d i suit tenant. Apply 188 Queen _-..__ _._ _
ii"..»..€. 1-;2.§iie___ .ff --
 uy a second hand 4_€.?¢¥f_’,.,_ _ _,_
 express w=ss°\1» il' 20°* '°‘"‘"' / _~13._-gl-,2-
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Clearance Sale
cf fhc ciilire stock of iii;-iiilure of
MARK Will-(SHT---Newson Block.”
We secured fhis slack ai a price which is
far less than lhe actual cosl of manufacture.
Not a homie in the land but requires some of the articles contained in this
stock, and this sile affords an opportunity to secure same at, in many instances,
less than cost' of manufacturing. The stock consists of
beds, springs, mattresses, spring cols. couches. lounges. siileliaards, chairs.
parlorsuifes. bedroom dressers, _elc,_ etc
I _
Loiigqes
iron Beds ‘
No 15-Thirteen white enameled iron beds,4 feet x
6 _i`eet,brass trimmings while they last dt sale price $2.10
No 518-Twenty white cnaniclcd iron beds, 4 eet
x 6 feet, brass caps, heavy posts, sale price... ........2.75
No 12-Fifty wliitc enaiiiclcd iron beds with brass
vase, very strong, sale price............... ._ . . . . _ _ .125
No 2 59---Tiventy two white enzinieled iron beds with
brass rails, knobs, etc, sale price_._..._  . _ _ .........3.75
f Folding Cots
Thirty six single vv.>\/'cn wire folding Cots, with
corded reenforcements. \Vortli $2.2 5, sale pi-ice...l.50
The largest vsriefyol-\ -
I"_U R N l T  R E |
Enid Coiiclios `
Thirty live lounges
(with backs) spring seats, well
covered in iniitatioii leather or fancy damask. Worth
5.50, sale price................ 
Five eoiiches spifing seats, best velour coverin§,
worth $5.50, sale price  . .. . . . . . . .  3. ll
We have priced all so as to effect a quick clearance as we have no space at our disposal to store any of this
stock ._ All must go-and go quickly. _ _
‘Nothing has been overrated. The values have been fairly stated and the sale prices speak for themselves.
§prinq Mattresses
Seventeen single weave spring mattresses, with corded re-
enforcemcats, worth 2. 50, sale p
rice 
Thirty seven double weave spring mattresses with corded
reenforceiueiits. Worth 3 75. sale price,_____   __ _ _ _ 2_l0
' Wool Top Malucgg '
Fifty wool-top mattresses, 4 feet, heavy and thick, covered
with art ticking, worth 2 75, sale price___,,___, _ _  L80
Eight top nairesses 5 feet, hcssian covering. Worth
2.00, sale price _ _ , ,_ 
Eighteen cot mattresses lic
ssian covering. Worth 1.75.
sale uric:   . 
llarlor
Suites
Three 5 piece parlor suites, covering of best Vvelour, maho-
gany frames neatly carved. Worth $z_=,.oo_ sale price, _ _ _ |100
Oue 5 piece parlor suite nice frames, covering of fancy vel-
our wortl1j35~0°. . . . .. _ . _ . . . . . . .  __ . 21.50
Sidelioards
5 sideboards well inade and neat styles, assorteil d'esigiis,witl1
iiiirrors. Worth $i5.oo, sale price _ _  _ . . _ |050
One buiet surface oak,finish.
\lVortli $20.00, saleprice [Q00
One large ein: sideboard with oval mirror. Worth $30.00
sale pri¢e.......'.  ..~....20.00
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ton Bt. 2”3d‘3l~ “ - F ° » " ` `  ` y _ . _. ,
_  ouse urnisfiirign . f_  ,  ._, .. ,. _ -
 ___________,i___, __     l. to accept the offer we secured them and new place them on sale ‘
'AN'1`1°D- 8 reliable ““‘“ mr ¢°"' _ ____ _. . ` .<61_$f2"‘359;3’~§Il`-153..  f“‘=» l at a price which represents wonderful value. _
1°'   . = No 700-~-50 dressers like cut uiade of selected hardwood and nicely finish-
"-"‘ - ~ ` . -‘ ’ - - -‘ l ' ro -three full size
~ _.L '--7'-‘§f;5-1-‘ .l ed in dark golden oak--fitted with igxzz pate inn: r--
 i _ _ ..i_-.<1 I .. - ’ fe 3? drawers which have plain brass handles. Complete with castor:-i   ‘
'l-~`f-~~-"~*~3 ' "if  -~  
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