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Humors
` of the Blood
Cause many troubles,--pimplea, boils
and other eruptions, beaides lou of
appetite, that tired feeling, nts of Iril-
ionsnoss, indigestioii and headache.
The sooner one gets rid of them the
better, and the way to get rid of them
and to build up the system that lm;
suffered from them is to take
Hood’s J`arsaparilla
and Pills `
Forming in combination the most
effective ulterative and tonic medicine,
as shown' by unequaled, radical and
permanent cures of
Berofula Salt llneum
Paorlasla lolll, Pimlico,
All klnee of Humor lheumauam
Blood Poisoning Dyepepela
cum-n ceslmy, ne.
Accept no substitute, but be Sure to
get Hood’s, and get it today.
 
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Dodd
The explanation of the
. woiideifnliit of a Dorothy
1).<ld Shoe, is that it is
I exactly slizifed to the
bones, muscles and liga-
ment: ofthe foot, as they
‘ are plainly revealed by
" X-ray photographs.
Sold by '
oro- 
1 ,thy. -
'Itance of prnbnbly tive miles. This plan
='-=IHi SIIMMIHSIIII I§IIiIIIIIiII=‘=¢
»~»~
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30 19115
office# oiIsi£i}5llo}i¢él ondloi}5¢li4li'fii.lo§ slut-.I
. `0i“°°.r"~»st 0ill¢° Bl`1ll"li'ifIi-‘I*1II;i. Cliiliéi Wir- _
-~*‘--#i`~r< .»-l. -r1r__»"°-"-F---li-:lvl i ' __
An important nuction sale of cloth~, His friendsarepleased io see Camille
ready-made clothing, dry goods etc. J.P».-rry out-'again after hienoent illness.
takes place in Leonard Morris' Auction R" WB Sislm wmdenverundj
rooms, Suinincrside, begining on Monday on Person” Ex
perieuoe in other Lands at
:_fIf"|';‘:°“ ”“‘~ RW' “"- I" ““°"'°' :iw mguiiir w. o. ‘1‘_U.meeiin¢ in wiiiins
Hull this aftcmoon at 3o’cloek. The Y’s
A Missionary and Thank-oifering meet- “rg I“"I°°d W "uma-
iug will he held in the Presbyterian The reguiumoegingofth, T, Wm be
Ghuwh. Tyne Valley. on Thum<i=y.Mnu~h nfifi in wiiiimi Hall this nun-neon an
:i)tli,at7 o'c|oclr p. m. Meeting will be 0'¢|°¢k_ M,-g_(;_ w_ gtmng Wm ,nd |
conducted by Rev. Mr. Stirling who will Pape,-on Books “mi Raging Au mem.
be ns-sistcd l»yRe\'. Mr. Strathle and ben, requested mba I,-_.Bem,_ I
th '_ '
0 eh Collins Crasweil, St. Eleanors, has sold
.laines A. Houston, having been ap- hiil ivell known race horse Kinkora to
poiiitcdProviiiciai Manager of the Great G. M. Simpson, Summerside, for agood
quarteis in Sunimerside, is nowiooklng Mr- SI|1lPl°ll is W 5° C0ll¥fBii\1Il!¢d 011
for a number of live canvassing agents. |liSP‘1Nhl\B¢- -
This company is one of the leading Insur- MI” Gm” Hamilwn who hu been
'Luce Companies in Canada. Mr. Houston .pending ms ‘water with he' ,Annu D
I'",had mughtrlxperience il; t:i"i°’“"‘“°° :ind Mis. Hamilton, Summarside leaves
ilI".`i`».`lT.I.'li_..°§§'§ff§f.».`l_. T. °§'_"§I_’I`.'Ii’ ‘“‘“ °'°“‘“'°“ "‘“’“ '° ‘“'“""°“ ‘“ "°
Those interested in life insurance should “WP” w “- deipnch. to accept- lucrative
1 h
readMr_I-1ouston'sad. in another column. 23;! an U tue er m . “bod in th”
An unusua` funeral took place 'yei<ter- T. B. Grady expects next monthto be-
day when the seven months old child of gin the building ofa pleasure launch tobe
Chester Wyand, Linkletter, whose death completed about May lst. The .boat will
Occurred on Monday was inid to rest in Leiil it. on the water line with tA>rD¢d°
the Peoples Cemetery,S.unimerside. The stem, wlllbe fitted with a torquet two
piocrnsion consisted of fourteen men, cy iudorguao elie ten borne power engine
,four of whoui changing at intervals and will seat comfortably aboutlllpeopiei
aarrlcgtthc "um" an the way ‘mm the ' Although the store has been tbronged
‘ mm decmsed to the cmnetery’ “ dh' forthe past two weeks some liiiesofgoode
'wus taken on not-oun‘ f the roiids l ii r have not moved mst °n°“gh’s0 wc' hav:
I. _ °¢_ N H’ gone through the stocks again cu ting
Iln such it had conriitlon und iinflt for down prices Here isa lot of black Suk
. Tl
4 teiiiii. ic mcii iviillicfi on the rn'lrnad `
I froiii Linklcitvr Road crossing through and colored laces Worth un to wc' A ym-d’
`SiiiiiiiicrsIric to \icF\\‘cii`s crossin r thence now on our “mm mm” at ac' n yard' _
' ‘ 5 McGougi\n k \Vriglit.
I up through the Fields to thc ceiiict'_‘ry.
The performers at St. Patriek‘s enter-
Suminerside linrbor is yet full of ice and tiiiimcnt in Emerald- included Misses
navigation will likely ri-iiialn closed for Jeanette McLeod, Dina Hughes, Mrs. Dr.
probiilily tivo or three weeks. The follow- J. D. McGougan, Prof. Barlow, John A.
ini; :ire thc diitcs of the nrrivul ci' the M:Ivor,'l`he0dore Ross, Allan J. McDon-
surnuier steiiniers iorilie pasttwcnty-four alll, Rev. J. J. McDonald, Millwood
Ulla Ulko UB¢HdmTneher at Bose
link. was ln town Sa_.t.\i,|||ay, I
W. P. and li U.  were registere-
at the Wlanor Hotel, Tuesday. I
°°°==“=v~°.B°1 in 'mm www' wi
Ii»°fta1paii` have not 'yet  ia,
\"'\llllll_(,¢.ly of the winged beaut,-facto*
*°"P¢!"l_ll\- ' ._  ‘-
Al\'ltȢln"lnla~t notes should bafe read
that tlie 1lrs` lik B. Curr-ie‘e residence; was,
detected  any serious damage ru-E
ruins," nie an aeamyes ii emitter-able I
portion of the- walls and 'castings of’ thai'
room in which it originated. I
West life Assurance Company withliead- Hum- Kinlloru ill Splendid animal and' `
One hundred tons of lee were hauled`
from the harbor _and placed in the Alber-
ten Balt. Freezer last week and the build- '
ing is now il' readiness for the eeason’a
work. Woodman Bros. will again eoii-
duct a fish-drying establishment at Alben
ion South, , _ I I
Rev. J. Gaudet -celebrated Mass in thai
Sacred Heart Church Sunday in the-
abaanoe of Father 'Burke-_ It waa',1Fi-.
Gaudet‘s intention to reach I.ot,7 for
service but he was debarred from doing
soon account ni the extremely soft and
hcavrcondillon of the roads.
The new station, which bas-been
occupied since last weelf, is giving great
satisfaction and offers ei ery convenience
to the public. Even - the genial Station
Masters nice now wears a morr benig~
-nent smile as he views. with pleasure his
changed suiroundinga and his new and
more comfortable quarters.
On Friday night last the Epworth
League of the Aiberton Methodist church
heldn social at the residence of Thus.
Lcard, Hills River. As the attract-ire
young belies of Alberton were the chief
attraction, it is hardly necessary to state
that the social was largely attended and
wasn niost enjoyable event. The sum of
$22 was realized.
FW 'wil °i wlldsnn we  im mu; iam-ml taut. `iluti»oal.». cami.
MORRIS & SMIFH 
| Exclusive Agents. II
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STRAW HAT
11101 the Stanley opeiicd the
on April 5th; but ice at Point ilu
FYM-57~' Doyle. Excellent music was furnished by
issi ' ~
April 2.:
 ._ May 11
April 23
_ __ _ Muy Z6
April 27
 April N
May 7
April 12
April 17
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to
the Orchestra and _ the Drama, Capt.
Racket wus excellently put on.
The fourt_li ofthe series oi the C. M. B.
A. eiiteriainrnents took place Tuesday
night in tin-irhnil and was successful in
every respect. The feature of the evening
was nn excellent paper by Rev. J.
C. Mr/.can on Fntlier Dozioiii. one of the
curly Jesuit iiiissioiinrics of Ciiiiadu. The
pxipcr was listened to with in:ii~lrod iittcii'
lion iiiorc csp.‘ci»ill_v \\hcii depicting the
priilictic scene ivliicli closefl tho c:irccr of
l-ho tirsi Jesuit iiiiiityi' of Ciinndn. A vote
oi’ thanks wus inavctl by Gliiirlcs Murphy
:iiiri sccoiztictl by D. B. !iii:Doii-
ailtl. In replying iiie re\'ei‘cntl lecturer
strongly eniphasizcll tl-c iiiiportziiice oi
reatliiig liistoiy, piirticiilairly iliiit of oiii
grcnt country. The followiiig wus thc
|ii‘o,;'r;iiil: (lriitiispliniic selections, Paper,
Fiitlier Doiioiii, hy Rev. J. C. Mciienii;
Violin selections by !iii_nnd Mins Noonan,
Duct, Dr. und Mrs.McLellan; Reading,
il. B. McDonald; Duet, Misses Durant and
Nooiinii; Violin sclectioiis,Mr. and Miss
Noonan. God Save the King.
ENAMEL
I ihe \`or1huinbcr.l:iud arrived on Api' 24th, ‘ggi mfmnere  I-eII';““Eha;g.s $235
’ Ilut on nvvoiliii of ive nt Point du 1-'oo<l'dsii|\.`eu woritl or 'goo.i,aud‘made
lifliene old not rcnch that port until Apr. “0fI'i_f\ iJI¢‘f\S\11"~= 10 U12- dl: I‘"\"* 1110*- Img
_ - _ '- - occasion once any nie c ne snce an
'NI' “Pd "mr md "regular [ups begm linre iccoinuiended Dr. Uha~es's \Ierve
pi~c\'eiitefi the .\`oi'thii1iiherIniid making
trips before April 29th though she nrriveli
here on Apr. 21. ’llie early openingin
15101 was due to :i large exif-nt to the
Stftiilevplyiiiiz here :ill winter. In 1903 CU|che,,,,,,_ (ow _\'_ 5” “TIIEM -lun
t.IieSmnley»u'riveil oil April-ilth. Lust spriiiglwnsvery iiincli riin riouli, felt
v,_,m- the Smn]e,- an-i,-Ed Un Am-II mud; I]iie<Inl the tiiiic, anti did }Ii0i- stévni i0
TIRED ALL THE TIME
Mus. Gizonoi: Biirrrirz, Cui-r's Brook, `
HARnvv.\iz1~:_ 'fo
rr.\'\nt: the malls 011 Mer 2- i-ood to slimy friends." `
The many friends of Allen T. Matthews,
who recently received the nppciiitnient of
cd to learn of his success. Mr. Matthews
before entering upon hl-i studies at Dal-
housie, held the position of Principal of
Alberton High School for two yeu~ s a'ter
which time he becninc principal of St.
positions most eredltably und was ranked
among the best of Prince Co. school
tciicliers. He rctiirns Wroiii Dalhousie
uhuut the lst oi' April. 'His career has
been ii successful one thnsfiirand, in the
discharge of his new dulies as Inspector,
he will doubtless do honour to himself
and lo this, his native flown. .
Inspector of Prince Co. Schools, are pleas- I
Eiennors High School. He filled both I
_The death occuredon 8atu_rday.Hasoh
Uthalter a few months lllnesaol John
Thea YIO~!°¥\ of Wm. Yeo.. 
1._‘liti'!emaina were conveyed By* to
Albertans on lielldiy and were peace-
Ormellery, Bev. F. A. .W.ightman odlola-
t_ing,fst the funeral services, The bereaved
re],a_tlvU,N\ .reoeiving the ,sympathy of
a  _circle ofjriends in their-,_ ailllctlon.
'The western parte! the Island saioycd
mr deislrahle weather-last week. The
ni d,sunliy days ond balmy atmosphere
were agreeable reminders of the vernal
season( On Monday nisrhta heavy rain
stormpasaadover the west but was nn-
aoeouipanieei by exhsr thunder or light-
ning. Tue vest ulatlona el snow
ouallsldes are now rapidly decreasing;
the ripple of waters rushing down- the
lli.\l»side ia daily heard, and the solt balm
peivadlng the atmosphere whispers of
spring.
' The sad intelligence has been received
of the death ol Mrs. Oliver Haywood
which eeeunod at British Columbia on
llareh ltlth. The deceased, in hail health
accompanied her husband to Western
Canada last. September, before which time
they resided in Mill River, Lot 5. At ilral
it wah thought she would reouperate, but
during the past few months before her
death ‘it was seen that l\e_r_diseasa` had
reachedan incurable stage and the Angel
of Death came' not unexpected. The de-
ceased was awoman of a hind and vir-
tuous disposition and leaves to moum a
,husband and fir; _small child'
Idred who " have the sincere sym-
pathy ofalargc number of friends, with
whom 'lhe Guardian unites in their
bereavement. -
*___*
THE DOCTOR SAID
That Mrs. Thos. Adams Had Brlgbts
Disease-Dodd'u Kidney Pills Cured
Har.
had
HBH
(Special).-ll‘rs. Thos. Adnms,of thisplaoe,
who was assured by her doctor that she
Brightfs Disease, is strong and well
in and she gives all the credit to
_d'sfKidney Pills.
“Yes," Mrs. Adams said when asked
concerning her euro. “I was eight months
an invalid and my doctor said I had
Bright's Disease. I did not expect to ever
get _hetl/er, but a friend of my husband
induced me to try Dodd`s Kidney Pills
and after taking three boxes of them I
wan nble to do my work. ,They cured me
eorripletoly."
Coi.i.rnowoon, Ont, March 27 -
Dod
o _lt_ w. ctusrs I
ciiiiiniui culir..-._ 
I ls :em sierra lo the ¢ll|¢uq-| i
paris by lb improved blower.
HW |50 'l|°°l\. clears the ll! ~
Paints. Dill# droppings in the
ihroaa and serinananiy cures
Calarrbsnd aynlrwver. Blower
1|-ee. All dealers./or _A_ W. Chase
_ Medicine Co.. Toronto md Bum;
» I
BORN."
___-i__i...i_____
In the city on March Btn to J. D. and
Mrs. Jenkins a daughter: 
On the 22nd lust. to “`illiam and Mrs
DGCOSUL B 5°F|» Missouri Pacific... _
Ai uwsiwood, nqvlity on iilmii zona IP°“"'¥l"°l°~---
to W. H. and Mrs l-lankin, a son. Im”
user
Sydney papers please copy. go
STOCK OUOTATIONS.
Closing Prices March 28. Marcia 20 I
Atchisou`...`._ _ ` _ 881
Copper...._ 78,}
B.R.'1'....__ . .
Ba1timore_..._  _
C_P.R...  .
N. Y.Ccni7ral..... .-
Erie  _
Illinois Oentral...._.
8'il
77!
W ‘WB
ina ins;
141 ns;
ieoi iai
451
ioo
M1
167]
125|
lilli
141|
W
445
iso;
140
122|
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93!
Metropolitan 
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f Weplaced on our shelves, afew days ago, a
lingo shipment of new sillrs including check Tama-
lines, Sliantung, 'Pongee or raw silk which will be
among the most fashionalzle of the sesson’s fabrics
for separate waists and shirt-waist toilettel. I
Also black silk Crepe de Ciiiu2» ‘SP€cial1y suit-
able for mourning costumes, black waterproof silk, a
rich and thoroughly practical material suitable ali're
for blouses, wraps or millinery purposes- Cféam
brocade, cream fancy Pongee, Iapanned Taffeta in
cream, black, light and dark navy, sky, torquoise,
brown, nile green, myrtle, salmon, rose. cardinal,
&c_ We invite the ladies to cali and see the
newest.
Our bigdiscounts en all other lines will end in
it few days, so help yourself while the opportunity
lasts.
M.Trainor& Co.,
The Store That Saves You Money. I
` _ I i i v* ._ ‘_ __ '
mn You sii rms I
(Copy of letter from Montreal Otlice dated 14th Mch. 1905)
The following advertisement app( ared in the Montreal Star on the
th and 9th of Marchz-
"Wanted-An annuity by gentleman age 48 having ¢i5,oeo cash
utherli Paelilc. _ . _
ii
of The Canada Life Assurai ce Company, for the Year ending December 3|, 1904.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
- eldest daughter of John Agnew, Esq., M.
L. A. ’
Ri-TCI-IIPTS.
B:i1iir.r'c oi' iferlgcr _-\s.~ci< as nl -'list Doc.. 1001 #$,13i, 284 Bl
Preiniiiin and nniiity income ..$Zl_0i\3_ilH :PZ
Less il'_'~Assiimiicc Prciiiiuins.  _ 50,456 07
_"ZW
.-‘$.53
§?3§.3
&SU
liitcrvsi__  _ . . _ . _ _ _ . . _ _
... 
Profit on Stiles ofSecuritic1i, etc . . _ . _ _ . . _ _ . . _ .
_ _
'§»I~ii,m.s so
3 _ _
Death claims, including |lt|J,9l2.% for Bonus
aiiilitions.___   $l,$1,777M
Endowments matured, including $H,d)0_7i! for
Bonus additions_._.__.___,_..._...__....___ ._ 218.45770
Annuities ..................  ziansi
Surrender Values to Polioyholders . . . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ .
_ _ 76,511) $5
Profits to Policyholders (exclusive of Bonus
additional...  . . . . . . . . _ .
 BJISM
Cnmmi~~ion, Salaries etc, _ ._ _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 681,N'2 71
All other expendituirs (including Taxes.
Licenses and Government Fees)._.._.__.  240,377 56
Stock Dividend . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ . _ _ _ . .
  70.81925
Balance of Ledger Asst-is aa per General
Abstract _ _ . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . _ _ _ . . . _ . . . . _ . _ _ _
._ 27,®l,704 70
I
BALANCE SHEET.
PAYMENTS.
' 7 I
At Albcrlou, on the 28th Inst, by Rev.
Wni. Hamilton,Ralph Fielding to Florence,
DIED-
_To,Ti,o7a m
_
Leslie, son of the late Andrew Leslie. De- "
ceased
Pacific Coast injdeclinlng health.
Udmllbell. IBN 100 Iflifb- I Every woman needs Nerviline and should
at si. Peters Len Wm on March :toni I
Frank E., son of Benjamin Douglas, aged
my,"-,_ I Such in and endure the tor ure of
D8
At Souris VYest, Monday 20th, John c
returned about u your ago from
d
At Cardigin, March 2), Mrs Peter A
[Funeral t/oday to to St-_ Georges Ccme- u
it-ry, caniigadi I
YOUR WORN-OUT S FOMACII
What, it needs is the strengthening
influence of Dr. Hamilton`s Pills-they
work marvels where the stomach and
_-\‘ Sl-ITS.
Govoiniiieiit. ,\iiini1'ipai iiiivi olln-r Bonds,
Slot-R and ilvlwutiires  _
liinriigaiges on the Real l'l»t'it¢~ _ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . __
l.<i;in.~' on Situ-ks. lloiids. etc ._ ... , _ _ _ __
l.onti~1oni’olirlt-s ._  ._ 
lltml l-Ielaiio tiiicliiviiiig Cr-nipriti_\".~s lntilrlinpzs in
'l'i.miilo. _\i1\nii’vii‘. liiiiiiiIt.'iii_ \\'iiinipc;z.
Hr. .liihn :ind i_<»:ifl<\ii, i-Iii;r1.iiiiii   _
Ciiwli in lliiiiks iiiifi on liliiul. _ _ _
$i7.‘2ti\,7ll in
l..’m,Tii zo
363.0% on
Ii_50l,~i2l 18
l.7i\2,t¥¥i till
_ 2ll_I`llilG2
ir-<1,-.~r.\»<~¢~ ._ .  . _ . _ . . . . _
__ 's'Lf7_o.-ii,7oi io
OTHER ASSETS.
Preniiiim‘~ iii imiisit, Ii-ss i-ost of
-»~!i.--ruin, _  _$i2i.P4'l1l
Iial' vi :irlv nlill qiinrierly prriiiiiiiiis _
wi'-'vi'l<> \\'ill\iii niiic miinilis,
leap 1-u~t of col or-tiuii _ _ _ _ . . _ . . _
._ 204.5851 K1
- --»~---- - 1‘\;il.71'i\ fl-l
(Ili-wi-ve on above two ilciiis included in
Iiailiililirml '
Market vniiie of Bonds. vtc._ovcr book valiie ..
Interest and Rents :u~oriii=il _ . . . . . . . .
_ ._ . . . _ . .
_ _
Tomi .isst-is_.._... . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . _ . _ _ .
__
402.9M Ui
313,142 M
szo.o7i,3ip_gi
Tun CANADA Lira Assurance Conraxv.
T0f°D¢0» Oni.. 2701 .llU\1°fY» 1905- E. W- COX. General Manager. 45 I Q I I ,  '
’ l'. HILL» Secretary. - , \ A
Audited and A1p'pioved: I;
` MAI LAND YOUN
Chartered Ac u l lr. ` ADIFFERRNCE.
RALPH E’ \ OUN(f"udI;t°“ co n u B¢ii¢iié:,ainM\|v:n'i i-'.f'-si-`ro-1. \
' . IOIIGFMII I
W. K. RDGERS. W, 1, Bugggwg r»m-»!~»mtnn»'u»i¢.
LI _-\ BILITIES.
Net R¢>~Assiirancc Ileserve required to meet. all
outstanding policies. rcveri-ionary additions
Iinpri annuities, Inslitufeoi Actuaries lim.
 for all business prior to lst January,
1 , and lim. 3°/ for policies issued since
31st December, 15% _ _ . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ _
._
Surrender vnliies clnininble on policies siihin t
' lorevivnl _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . . _ _ . _ .
__  ._ __
lnsiuiineni Claims Fund  
Net Death Clniins in ouiirse of paynicnt.._.. 
Annuities oiit-'ftnnding . _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . _

Dividends to Policyliolders in course of pav-
inent _ . . . . . _ . . . . , _ . _ . .
 . , _ . . . . _ _ _

Pffllliilmlvnid in advaiice____.  . . . _ _ _

(Tnpltnl Stock paid up . _ _ .
__ _ _ __ $l,(IIl,ilI)il)
.Net surplus over nil linbiliiica _ . _ _ .
_ _ l.376,425 14.1
8%,-lil,6i 0 (ll
33,M0(ll
Milli (1)
l73,G"-1 Di
(DJ (ll
lii lllf
' 1,:i nil!
cligeilio are poor. In one day the mlsnforlblllei the present session of
nppetitnzninereasea and the whole system the
14
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Db
is _ m
iii' _'fl' ii°:‘.}_li"..§_i2 i»‘.'i§“£ %§’ #Iii : 0- we -me mm- - -~~-. »--» im
nd Butternut. At all dealers in a yellow s rted by Mrs. McKee, president ofthe
box, price 261:., or ilvc boxes for one dollar. 0,`,¢_“.|0 w_ g_ 1-_ U_
ralpidly strengthened. N; steéiiach of
ta
Siirpliis on l'olii‘_vlirilii<\r_s` .\cculilii . . . _ . _ . _ . . . . . _ _ .
_ _
2.376 4 li Pi
§;l;Il4,Rl# mi
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4 1
% “II ‘F
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l
MAmi|Eo. ;§iiI.'_I‘i§.;.'.a.'_;_;:.;1:._ .
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In.
Dominion Steel Prfd
Do
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Dominion
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WHY D0 WOMEN SUFFERI
rvousliineadacha when 85a. buys a sure
ure like Nerviline_ A few drops in
weetened water brings unfailing relief. `
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ose. The occasional use of Nerviline
isorders-keepghii health and strength.
ae it t..o. In 25e_ bottles everywhere.
MUNICIPAL FllANCH'S£
to invest. State best figures and security offered. No interviews. S.
P. O. Box 496.
The GREAT WEST LIFE sent in their rates with our last an-
ual report. Today we are in receipt of $1 5,ooo in cash. We shai
psy this annuitant $528.00 every six months as long as he lives.
. Rates for any amount of annuity or any other plan of life insur
an e will be furnished on application.
A number of live canvassing agents can get liberal contracts by
applying to the undersigned.
JAMES A. HOUSTON
ummeraide f ~ Provincial Illifanagcr..
_ 29 tts & w 6mos _ ,
Kensington Sash and Door Faictory.
-_ Plaiiing Mills, Lumber Yard
Tononro, March 21.-A general osm-
Ontario legislature for the extension
unlclpal franchise to married women
If you contemplate building or repairing, give us a call. J .
If you want ameatimate on any kind of a building, give as g Q11,
If you want hard or soft coal, give ua a call.
WW Ki" "9 Iran \”YWlY~ W* *NP in stock everything in the shape
a of lumber diner rough or manufactured at prices that defy competition,
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