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Si; George*s
i' Baking Powder /
- ‘zo°'0° Wm be gives 1° the person sending in the best lin
 to the person sending i_n th_¢ gag bin ¢- .
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A I - '» _ _ ;5*% *td* ff) file \1_ext twenty-five best.
_ 0 J- ‘ one hundred best. _
_ ¢ .fe ye” feK_°1 SF- G00rge’e Baking Powder was introduced to the
N?W» thousands of housewives use it for Cakes Pies Rolls
:ad 51:12:11'-81.1 But there a_re etili many more who dd not;
lkem to try Just o_ne can of St. Geor¥;e’s-»
°fb¢¢\\th‘-\_5€ ‘£2 now that one can will make  iirm rienda -
. _ Tl-E _olutely pure Cream of Tartsr Baking; Powder.
< I _ 1 __ f I8 Why we are taking this means_o getting YOU
to see ho ood t is-b ¢1mm°
'~° Blgfe illvfli $500.00 pniaiivmg y.°u A ~- _
veryone may compete-those who are now
friends of bt. George’s as wellfaa those who have
never used it.
1 Conditions: '
lst. Your line with our name and addrg
hast be plainly written Zn the coupon below.
2nd. Carefully remove the trade mark from
a tin of St. George’s Baking Powder b wetting
_ the label with a cloth dampened in but wpter
(note-be careful not to get the dpowder in the
tin damp.) Paste or pin he tra e mark to the
corner of the coupon in the space provided. - _
3rd. Competitors may send in as many lines aa
they like providing each is accompanied by is trade
mark cut from a tin of St. George'a Baking Powder. _
lib. The Editor oi the Montreal Star has kindly
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Limerick, Star Omce, Mdntreal. le 8 o' t
5th. All answers must be posted not later than
F°b»_23¢l\. 1008. The niimes ol' the prize winner! will be
 in this paper as soon after that date aa
No trademark cn Iron our supple pactage arlllle scented.
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~ Limerick
For Cakes, just as light as a feather- sane ef pin tue mae
‘ And Biscuits and Pies, the best ever- '""l‘ fm' “*= "Ml °f \
tin of St George s Bakin
. You can easily bake them ' F
sr. Georges win make them "°"“°' “°"'
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enter the competition with that understanding or ° an Y .I “ ‘ md
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Address this coupon with our trade mark attached, and your line and signature
_. plainly written, to
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For the investor of Small Amounts
I It is riililciilt to liiiil 1iii lii\'cstiiiciit-iiioi~i‘ iiiirncilvo than Novo Scotln. Tclopliunu
' Stock
iiiiii l-lnllfaix.
'i`lil~- ooiiipiiiiy coiitmlsiill ilic loin.; ilisliiiivc liiics lictwccii Sydney, Ynriiioiltli
The pnr value of the stock is low--$l0 per share.
We own and offer 'for sale 500 shares of Nova Scotia Telephone
Stock, at prices to net about 5 l-Z per cent on the investment.
__ 'Ft B. M.cCURDY (B. CO., _
ft85"i-ibllls Street, Members Montreal :stock Exchange 4 Hospital St. '
i Halifax.
Montreal. ,
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CORPORATl0N BONDS
,f A good Corporation Boui nmkcs n very desirable investment, At
firesent prices they offer an xcecdiugly attractive security, the out~
smmliug featiires of which, are suf ty of Principal and_a good return
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Sao Paulo 5 P 0~
'l‘rinid:i<l Electric 5 p.C.
-Novn Scotia Steel & Coal
' Firsts 6 P C'
Staiificlds Limited 6 p.C.
Robb Engineering Co.»
 (Robb-Muniforcl) 6 p.c.
 C. MACKINTOSH & C0
Price &
Interest
1929 92 1-2
1931 9*
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11 Due Return
5.60
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25h Ledger l.eafe~s I   ‘
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...Andrew and Mrs Mooney. Dor-
chester, Ma.ss.,_ formerly of Montague
are receiving congratulations on' the
birth ot n son born on Jan. 25th.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS SHOULD
UNITE .
your paper of the 8rd inst in regard
to our people sending money abroad
to mail order houses, would say' we
are in accord with what that gentle-
man has to say and to ofier a sug-
gestion in the' line of bettering our-
selves as is probably a difficult
question. However we think that
first of all what we need most is
more unity between our retail
merchants, especially our country
merchants. An illustration oi this is
as followsz- Take any ordinary
country village and in it are two
_or three stores; those stores carry
everything the people want and at a
price even lower than mail order
stores. The people irom the sur-
rounding country deal with one of
those stores for one year, and at.
the end oi each year there are ever
some who do not meet their obliga-
tions and instead of giving the' one
merchant who supplied them the pro-
ceeds of his crop, etc. he sells the
crop to No 2 and he supplies him
during- the following year. By this
time No 1 is getting wratby and
looks for his money and he then
pays No 1 and merchant No Z has
to wait for another year and so
on; The surplus cash is sontabrond
or goes to pay a note on a binder,
buggy or something else and the
merchant has bo wait just because
each man does not enforce payment
as_those people do for fear No 2
will get the trade.
Those things are going on from
year to year -and as' a person who
has the experience in the tolls of it,
11 suggest a retail merchants' as~
sociation, to regulate the charge
prices on staple goods, the time for
payment, etc. and to also see the
payments enforced. The wholesale
men have their association, so have
the manufacturers and also the inr-
mers and we say it is high time for
us to move in the matter. We want
more unity and less cut-throat. busi-
ness such as generally goes on
amongst merchants and which a
certain class of customers always
takes advantage of. _
I would sdggest that a meeting
be called in some central place, oi
the country merchants, and discuss
the situation which is at present a
serious one for them, ‘especially
those who have limited capital.
Yours tor _better methods,
MERCHANT.
King’s Co.
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' ' rlsimsiaand elective  for
SORB "'l`l‘lROA'l’3 Alla. 'SOUGHS
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1v1An|1|w_|_E rno1/_:uct sscunmes
Quotations furnlsbei by J.0 _Mackintosh
& Oo., Exchange Bnlld"ng, Halifax.
N. B.)
Banks :- A8365 .Bw
British Nort-h America. . ._ . . .145 li0
Gommeroe............_ ......l62 
New Brunswick  . ...275 270
NovaScotla . . . . . . .
._  277
Royal Bank of Canada; . ._ . .225 221
Union Bunk Of Halifax . 1...-133 155
Miscellaneous :-
Acadia Fire lnsurauuc. . . . . . . . 95 90
Acadia Sugar, Preferred.  92 F8
Acadia ’~§u|mr, Ordinary. . . . .. . .42§ 38
Brand rani~iIondorson» °°l`l“1\Ul|75 20
Eastern CanadaSi\vinas&Lonn 136 133
Eastern Trust Com. 50% paid. . .. 130
Eastern Tru’tCoin. iullv paid .. lln
tlnlifiix Fire Insurance . . _ .
.. Sli B4
Nova Scotia Telv\pl'1o'ie§x_ d.. . .ll0 l0B
Portoltino . . _ . . . . . . . .
 32 80
Rol»bE11cinaarlngCo. Pid.... 95 92
Robb Engineering Co Gow. . 40
Stantielrl s, Llmlted,`Pid.. _ . . . .
Stanilald's.Liinitefl ’lomu1on. ._
Bonds:-
Acadia Suirar . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 105 102.
Halifax Electric Tramway....l00 98
Nova Soot\aSteel&0aal.Flret:i..l06 l03_
N_S_ Sensi it Coal Oousolidansd . 100 08
Robb Engineering. . .  . . . . . 100 (8
Robb-Mumford................ 05 92_
S\nniield’s, Limited  9_4 9_1
Bond quohatinns are with accrued
interest
STOCK OUl)`l ATIONSQ
Noon Pose.
Jan. Feb. 6.
  
6oppei'.......... .. .. 492
B.R.'r.......... . id
 . BW
.C|.P.B.L.......... 1502
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Sir:-Commenting on the article in_
_fs_naay_ly_au\a. .. ..
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'-leg" ._ .
`S1iitiiorn Pacino.. .. . Til
sit. Paul. .  . lll-5
Union Paciiic. .. 1191
U. S. Steel . . . .
. . 
U. B Steel Pie‘i'll . 9ll
Szrelflommon.. . . 27|
llinard‘s I Liilment Cures Dlpiliqrla-
viltii 
,Firlcy VBl€_i\tii_g3,.
Comic Valeaiines,
` __ _ Post Cd __ Val?-tines.
_A large aini splecdid vi_i_r ety to
select from. _ _ .
': ':.=~ Gt¢lt.Gaol'l'lltrUl4 ' 1
a-i13m
__ lisnsssri and in Seiirls. Percy G- Seainan. laiiaaer.
...Haqgfland _closed two very sue-
eemiul _ giits entertainment ai; Ken,-_
sington on Wednesday night, nsving
two iull houses each night. Home of
the best pictures were shown The
scenes By Moonlight and :ho l\i.:1er's
Daughter safeclally were alone worth
the price o admission. - From nheré
Happyland goesto Bouris ui:-'l ex-
pectsi to draw good houses with its
'very' popular series of -pictures. Hap-
pylnnd is popular wherever it. goes.
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...R~. P.` Mclnnis, Guensburg, Pa., u
native oi East Baltic in this Pro-
vince is one oi the best “Steeple
Jacks" .in that country. A recent
exchange says “McInnis is one oi the
best. known “ateepla lacks" in the
country, but does not follow the
business for a living, although be
has made many of tha, most daring.
nscents over made in this country,
having climbed the iiagpoles and
many of the highest buildings, in-
cluding steeples in the line oi the
work on the church steeples, in this
or any other country. The top of a
flag pole he recently climbed to ad-
just the ropes is 253 feet above the
street.
DIED. '
FALCONER-At Granville, Feb. ith,
1908, Alexander Falconer, aged 72
years.
PURBEY--In Boston, Jany. 29, 1908,
Thomas G. Purscy, formerly of
Charlottetown.
 or Fevers
 Are broken up in a single night, and
se_rio_ue_ illness prevented, by 'taking
I-lo_o;d’s Pills
g Alldrugglsts. Zicents. '_`i€‘L‘i1`_'_"
MONTAGUE MARKETS. 1
Corrected for ovary Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Hcrrlngprbbl .  00tol“00
Cod,perqulntal  $400 to 500
Ostisper bns........  40
Potatoes perbus.... .  25
Turnlpspei-bus..... ..  . .. 10
Earl, por d_oz....... . .. 22
Ostmenlper cwt......... $325
Butterperlb(dairy).............. 18
Butter per lb (creumery). . . . . . . . . . 24
Hay pressed................ $1600 tn 1000
'lhickcus per 1b....  ...
Hides por lb......
Barley per nus..._..... ..
.Haypcr non, loosa.... .. .
Bseflwrlb (carosss),.... .
Pork per lb (cat case). . .. .
Lamb pe lb (caro&s.1l....
Woolper ..
Gahnkins, per lb.._... . ..
Apples perbus . .. .
Cabliageper doa. . . . .
Bcotsper bus.._..  40
Uarrotsper bue.....,.......  40
Flour, Roller Process per l00l lbs.. $5.00
Turkeyucrlb.._......... ....l2to 14
Geescpir    
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595
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HOW TO IMPROVE HEALTH.
No better way than to improve the
blood,-cleanse and enrich it,-give
it nourishment and strength. This
can be quickly done by Dr. Hnmil~
ton’s Pills which have n vitalizing,
purifying eflect that is unequalled in
any other medicine. With lots of
pure rich blood circulating to all
parts oi the body, with snap and vim
running through every vc_in_ and nrt-
éry, robust health is inevitable. No
cleansing 'building tonic is as good
as Dr. Hamiiton's Pills. Sold by all
dealers.
 Y '
We want a quantity of good
bright Timothy 'Hzi'y, We wil
pay a good price i rgood quaiity.
` c. LYON s.&c0. .
1-iodinwfrttsim.
F all and Winter
Suits _ and
Ovcrcoats
You cannot do better than
pl ce your wants in our tnllor 4‘
shlip. li' it is it big order or a
small one, we will give it pains-
taking attenlion. We guarantee
satisfaction.
C. Alex. Brown _
cusron 'rA11.o1i
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inanv people iiiake a i_ni»tak_e,i11
buying shoddy footwear for prices
ihar would purchase a_ nice sitting
leither bootf li you want an tr
p_crience¢l'leh_teIs_t_` to help sion
select your winter foctqear go to
Bei_i's where you get good value
for your money., _ _ _ _ _
- Donn’ vni`t“i_9‘,.voiq nur tone
new-and awe 11 rocker our whim
stock. ‘
1iiu.r1rsrori]efoe _»}_,['l,,
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Comer Gifeat G06 ' and Kent Hts. .
Charlottlgtiiwn.
6'!/AHL07' 75 7' C 4//V9 B/G'
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PEBRUARY SALE
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""_*" NLY by the great volume of our
0 whitewear business, during the
-iss month of February, are such
prices made possible for whitweear which is the
nearest possible approach to perfection.
V We have thousands and thousands of gar-
_ n1ents,_,representing an expenditure of thousands
and thousands of dollars and every garment`is
/
irrepraachable in quality and .nest reasonable in
price, For instance !
Corset Covers, Nigh t_Dres_ssee, White Skirts
Fine English Cambria lui-chen
lace trluiuied' tlizht' und loose
fitting; slsss from 34 to 42.
Sale Price 2 5c
Fins English Cotton trimmed
with nwnlnoh toichon lace. made
loose iittIng;eizes34 to 42. Regul-
ar price 3511 \~
Sale Price 28c
Fine English Cotton. yoke and
sleeves trimmed with good qua'
_ilgy tarobon lace. Regular price
c .
Sale Price 36c
Very flnc quality English Got'
ton. several styles, dainilly lrliu.
mod with lace and enibroidery;
sizes 9410 42. Regulurtlilc
_Sale Price 48c
Fine Nalnsook, n1a_rie low or
hi1¢h at neck. prcuily irmmcrl
lace and embroidery; several
mod-'11, some embroidery trimmed
and llnishrd with bnby ribbon
Regular prius 72c
’ Sale Price 58c
Still belt r qualities at F51:
and $l.l0.
Dfswsre
Fino qualltv V\'ailte Cotton
seltfiouniws, with heuistliclied
tucks Iidgulsr 35c '
Sale Price, 2 5c -
Finer qunllby Euglisli Cotton,
awn fl inure sew with lace (ans
nsertion.-1 Regular 480 viilue
_.
Safe Price 39`c
Fine English Osmbric. ruffle
ct 6 inch embroidery ,full and
snipif-. fl_2e.iular Price 6lc
1
Sale Price 49c
F.ne cotton, lawn_ ilounce, set
wll i1 iorchcu insegzion ands tired
with' lace io m thh. Regular
Price 75c \ - ‘
Sale Price 6oc
F-ne English flainbric, ilounord
with 5 inch I uhroldery and 8
gms of lucas. Regular Price
Sale Price 84c
quslivirs are ni-icei duo
Whlvegaieai t.»l|¢1w11-
_$1.40, sr. ,ma s_1.-in_s._¢11,
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_ Iemnting Values l_n_ all '|§siil¢f- dndlB=d_|-inane
36 In Ooronation Lang Q. .oth, Ryo
70 in Fiurr Medium Cloth, ` isis
38 in Fiber Long Olotb, llc
M in Priuoua Linn cloth, we
Nia Fluor Long Cloth. l_2c
80 lu 0u1an'a Cloth, ilu
:Superior Medapolea' lin
_ : Briimi Maliipeleii. up
Sain rliae Lafasglale, wie
Whitt one

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Fine qusllly E1-iilish (`en1l~\’c
f_1ill,cut.turkcd yoin-, collar and
sircvasirimnierl wiih embroidery.
Regular 
Sale Price 74c.
Fine Enillah Cambria, lull size.
tucked o r, br/x plea: down Irfiiit
odize with sell ruffios.» Regular
ll.0S_. " _ .
5 Sale Price 84c.
Good heavy English Comb
use formed with 1.-lusierof tuck
box ~plrai.og_ H'mbura imertioa
sliaivanfrolil; blah neck. Regular
 1-'S_ale'-Price 8g`c. 4
_ ' 's' " iii. Emi \1*_U
s1l2??Q»3”.»1“d‘.“1 .i.».,*1»'§i _ lift
,el Cambria ine: mon; enibroietei-y
iuiflss on' neeksnd sleeves. Rego
ar $1.25. ._ -
Sale Price $1 oo _ 1
Extra special Gown, fine _English
Cotlgn, high nrok. iqisaio yuke
formed nl lace embroidery' and
lnser'»inn:§ sleeve wiili ruffles oiiace
sroun1l;R~'auiar$l.40.
“ale Pr1ce 98c
Fine Eurzllnh Cotton. pointed
yoke with clustered tucks: liani
burn Inseition. tb-ither switched
»:d_§i>, cmluoldcry "ruifiee. Reguia
_ Sale Price i,.r.24.
sf _
Lsyti _.(15) A _
Eisii 5°
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1'* ii ' _'. . =--,f _;E,-:
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14'
`_f ~ ~".1_-.V ._v __»r.,_-_.__‘.. __:I.f\ ‘
Fino Cambria skirt of good
quality made with Ilouuco oi
iam. edges with 4 inch tonnes
lace. Rei|ul1u~prloe75c._ _
Sale Price 6oc. .-
Fine cotton. flounos of sell wiih
three tucks and two inch hem,
splendid value atBF»o.
Sale Price 68c.
Fine English cottun with lawn
liotincc lZiuubcerlee|1,f_uli our.,.li
rows ruelie amen' 'uhh 4 inch ani'
broidsiy.Re|zular 01.06.
Sale Price 84c,
Fine quam.; cotton, lull out.
fiance of 5 inc emi»ro|dery,4 tucks
nt heed of flonnoe, uuder ilouucc of
self. Regular ULU).
' Sale Price 96c. 1' ' -
Our ‘extra special' skirt. of iii c
Ensliah cainbrlc vi ith 9 inch tiouncc
of embroidery, lrluiiued with clus-
ter of niche and ln~orliou, Regular
price $1.40.
Sale Price g8c.
Other prices in higher grade
skirts are 81.75.5200 U2 ii0,Q8.00,-and
up io dre dollais each.
Clii|dren’| Dre ries
Mothir iinbhard style, tu cle
yoke embroidery on mr-k nn
mound alrr\es for ohlldveu-
mouthi- tn 4 years of age. Regu
sr pilce tic. _
Sale Price 7 5c
White lawn, oke formed
with cluster oflnoks and lnser
lim, neck and slreves trlmrni-rl
with embroidery. Regular 'I H)
Sale Price 98c
VY.lte lawn dresses, yoke
for-med of embroidery and
insertion edged with feather
stitching. braid on neck and
sleeves deep htm at the bot'om
and three clusters oltucka Beg
ular ll 'I0
tale P_r1ce $1 36
Baikr qualities: in the child
rm1‘s dresnes are now I elm! out
:mai below their real va|ue_eo ii
mn ave any litlis rote to clothe
m eii months to r.-fn years of
nuwia t iime,tn do so.
me em, For -11.1 no ts.
diese.
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M In Damask Thbllna at 87°
Hsin Dame-lr Union Linen at De
70 Io Dimaek German at wc
lu Dame: U;1;o_i:_ Lirgen at x
0| ii as ai 1 its
as iamns Ali-r.i1l¢‘11‘i\11 ‘ we
72 in Dsipask All Linen at $1.16
'Php above are all bleached linen
of perfect weave: __
 i'il'lov_v Colton;
oireain-`n<1¢_ ¢1s1Ie.4z 111 at f in
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