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THE WHIITE PLAGUE ' a socua ”s:vmN'r ` V as s tangible evidence' ei die' [gnu
, ' IN NEWFOUNDLAND _ _
AT GAP TRAVERBE _tlldo $11.4 loodpywislies of those as-
sr. Joi-ins' Nfia,.1..n, as-A
nav. are ure. Jas. msenouzui ana _ei-aiiy.
amps,” “gsm” the white plague isjggglgl' 0| Celar 'graverse were very] The "donation" consisted of
lembled and of the congregation gen-
pf
to be inaugurated in Newfoundla.nd\ Y Nmem ° “Y the members .purse of $120 including $45 from the'
d ui on-ecti ` or the Govern l°[ ‘h° °°“g"3°"i°“ °“ th” \>°¥“'“1l1¥ °=“0° Cove. Argyle Shore. Desabie
nn er e on -1 5
o the new year. On the evening of and Hampton ,e¢¢_i,_,,,, of the congre
ment- |January 4th b
William Reid, President of the 1 (C .° °“t “ny °' tl” P°°' 3“l”“ °°"¢°W¢i by Mrs. J. Inman
Reid Newfoundland Company has of-gesngled 8:: '§§;v§:m°én%av‘°li”§‘t7 3;’ gud Mi” Ml’-TY C- MBCNOVIII- of De-1
“ra to °,.e¢¢ and equip B Ba““_o,._ Minister and his mm” W B t e able and has been further increased
fum for the treatment of tubercolosis and happy New Year Y laagggslafaigi \‘Y WP Blldltlml 0' 530 from the Suln'
patients in this city at a cost oi'wh,_, is always conépicuous in . §;l_'tSade section collected by Miss
b th H | Pro- a Ramsay and Masters G C
$50 000 and his two ro ers, enry 5 th . . . .
and Robert' Reid, agree to spend a $31 xggngreegatliedharln gltetvgewglllliilibgr "l‘.h2r:I'w?fg gales :lakgngd $130 in alll' l
- ' ' - a a un an supp y g
like sum for sixteen cottage hospitals 1. K u
to be scattered over the outlying dis- i  aeliamagieiia hei‘i%ii\’1:)<;mpiPe;id2od‘i§iPilir_
tricts. The government has acceptedlthe evening* .me worthy doctor ei
the offer. glladinevdmihcir, Iniision Im gn, Mu,”
» ._ . _ _ 9 \=\P0 08 SIDE or the intri-I
   ‘sion be assured the occupants theft
there was no cause for alarm. 11;*
G. E. Hughes, has nn invigomgor eloquently referred in fitting- terms
' ke mm of our nail in ministering to the spiritual wants
tba; will grow hair or money back. _to the_arduous duties of _the pastor
time to ta y " _
is when you have hair to take caretof such a large and widely scattered
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1l'your hair is getting thin, fradu-
allytfalling out, it cannotbe long be-
fore ' the spot appears.
The greatest remedy to stop the
hair‘-_from falling is SALVIA, first
Great American Hair Grower. first
dismvered in England, SALVIA fur-
nillfts nourishment to the hair roots
and acts so quickly that people are
amazed. A isrge some for soc.,
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and business men generally.
-_ You will need lo, start -l9l2
‘With some new
'5 Office Supplies
J* We are well stocked wiili
Blank Boobs (ell kirds). `
' Lcdgers. Day Books. Cash
books.
- Letter Books. Journa|s.lndex
Qooka,
" Record Books, Price Books
files.
._ Inln. Account papers, En-
velopl.
" Foolscap etc. etc, Binding
Cllel. a'P you usinv our “Suc-
¢e`n" "Binding Cnses?, tor
Lclters and invoices, cveiy
gisiness man should have them.
n‘y $2.50 in one dozen lots
Cur goods are bought right
gud sold right.
Carter Qt Company
Limited. _ 1
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congregation. The faithful perform-
ance of these duties had called forth
the hearty appreciation of the con-
gregation towards tbe Pastor and
bis amiable wife upon whom devolv-
led much uf the care of the home and inanimity of the congregation and
of the labor of the affairs ol the pas
torate because of the often prolong- .f iastor and people continued t0_
ed and unavoidable absence of the 1
Pastor from the Manse. They had
therefore assembled to express this
feelidt( of appreciation and esteem.
He begged Mr. and Mrs. MacDougall
and family to accept the “donation”
51117011' T Cure
uielny naps eoedhepuvol ¢<\rl»- ln' dl
um lhrnnl nad l\||v‘o ~ ~ ` 35 EGU!!
I/il-mlilem Pins
at Low Prices .
We have a splendid line of em-
blem pins here including Oddfellows.
hlasons, Foresters, Knights of
Pythian, Hinernians, Sons of Tem-
perance. Good Templars, and C.
M. B. A.
They are shown in gold and gold
filleo in the most agvproved designs
and quality connit ered the prices
make iheni splendid values.
Priced at   456 up
 W. N. Tanion
| Sunnyside. _ I
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°f flour. fruit. vegetables and grain,-
wineh the doctor sam reminded nimi
of an ancient expedition to Egypt!
*md |10 lwped that in tbeni would he|
found a "silver cup of blessing," as'
in the days of yore.
Rev. Mr. MacDougall thankedtbose
present for their pleasant surprise
and the congregation for their hand-
some donation. It was altogether
.lnnierited and wholly unexpectedon
3118 D8l't. He appreciated this as the
.nost valuable gift he had yet receiv-
xl from them, not only on account
Jf its intrinsic value but because of
he encouragement it brought, the
the assurance that the tie between
itrengthen. His labors in the con-
gregation although arduous at times
wereelwuys pleasant because of the
loyalty, sympathy, and hearty c0-op-
eration of the people. 1-lb reviewed
the great events that had transpired
:Ince they had inet on a similar oc-
iasion among which were the severe
accidents that had happened to the
doctor and himself which he trusted
would not detract from their humble
service but would greatly add to
their personal appearance. In behalf
of himself and family he wished them
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It's not difficult to ‘Rat the irindof
all a happy New Year rind hoped
that their kind gilt would be repaid
to them an hundred-fold.
The ladies had done their part. and
had by no means lowered the stand-
ard of their efficiency in providing
good things tu satisfy and regale the
most fastidious. The well filled bask-
A I"A'l`lll§R’S BURDIN
A few years ago there was a popu-
lar song to the effect. that “€'\'cry~
body works but father," hut DOW
there is a new one in ubich "father"
gets the praise that is due him.
The hardworking head of n family
is apt to become so absorbed iii his
efforts to meet the demands on him.
and provide for the future welfare of
his wife and children, that bc o\'er-
works, injures his health, and breaks
down while still_ comparatively
young. Oiir advice is to take Vinol.
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic.
when you feel that you are not as
strong as usual. It is simply wonder-
ful in giving new strength and Vig0r
and often wards otf nervous break-
down or other serious illness. We
have so much faith in Vinol that we
say, "Try it-it must please you or
we give back your money." You
can't afford to pass this oder by, if
you are weak and worn out. Vinol
will build you up _and make you
strong.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
Cold Cream
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. pure, clean and fragrant with '
oder of the best imported rose
water.
Nothing better for chapped
lips or rough weather coin-
plexions' It nourishes the
skin.
Apply it at night and in the
morning sunbuiii and wind-
buru have disappeared.
It is as good as the highest
priced cream on the market-
Put up in porcelain jars
laundry work you wan you na ronize
PHE SPAR STEAM LAUNllR¢Y. We
use no iniurious acids in our prog-ess-|
thus our method prolongs the lile ot,
should patronize us. Another is that you
can always rsly on _the tiality of _tha
work an on getting it at t eright time ‘
Star Steam Laund r
A. F. Wrheter. Penn
vour lines. This is one reason whl' you'
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E. A. F ostef
ets were emptied and a sumptuous
repast was served in that dainty
manner characteristic of the ladies of
the congregation. After all had par-
taken a profitable conversation and
discussion of the topics of the day
took place amid much pleasantry and
was interspersed with selections on
the piano skilfully and artistically
rendered by Miss Florence MacFadyen
of Parkbcg, i-lash. Rev. Ewen Mac~
Dougall, brother of the Pastor, was
present and did much toward the cn-
tcrtainrneiit of the evening.
In due time the assembly dispersed
with the blessing of the Minister,
feeling that a profitable evening had
been spent and that much had been
done to strengthen the 'social ties of
the congregation and community and
to cheer the Minister and his family
in their journey through life. -
MATTER WHAT COFFEE
now drink, _it can’t cost over
_WF
a cent a. day extra to drink
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finest codec in the land. This is 5
Sul Bread
grown from selected seed
under the best agricul-
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BOSTON, Jan. 25-Governor Foss
and the Executive Council listened
for three hours today to arguments
for and against the commutation of
the death sentence against Silas N.
Phelps, the Munroe Bridge murderer,
then eaienmed until io Queer to- `
morrow morning, when a vote will
be taken. Warden Brydgcs of the
Charlestown State Prison was asked
if the execution until to- t
to put 0 
morrow, and agreed to do so. Attor-
iey Davenport ol Green field, who de-
'endcd Phelps when the latter was
tried for killing Deputy Sheriff Em-
mett. of Hastings, furnished the
irincipal plea for the commutation
of the sentence. He based his request
on the assertion that a man named
Bishop of North Adams, could throw
ieiv light on the matter for which
the Deputy Sheriff was trying to ar-
est Phelps. The Attorney also said
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which he told the council in executive T"
_Jroduce one witness wanted, and ask-
ed for a reprieve of from* sixty ‘to
ninety days, that he might furnish
the Executive with new facts, and
also have the wife and children of
Phelps to appear. l\lrs. Phelps being
now too ill to attend.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kint You Have Always Bought
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside.
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The Reliable carpenter and IF
Cabinet _Making Shop 1.
_ just a word to merchants and business men who are con- `
teuiplzitiug changes in your stores or oihccs, I ani prepared to
do anything iii the line of carpentering, cabinet makingnrepairs ‘~
to office fixtures, counters, shelving, hard wood flooring any 
, _
thing in the woodworking line
I' engage skilled workmen. Your work will he ncatlv d t
quickly done. When in need of an experienced cnrplnllgr Y"
write or call at my shop ’
cHARLEs  CARSON. tl
198 Queen Street,
Over Large’s Livery.
h t he had additional evidence of »-‘-7.----ffffff--------.-f ~.-_-_-_-.~;.-.-J-_-_-_-- __-_-_-_.___,,Y,-.__ ,_ _‘__
Icssion. He said he was not able to IN MEMURIAM. , _ _
_-_ Ibis family the legacy of 'an iinblem-
The death occurred at Point Prim
on the morning or the 17th inet. of ,besides 'his widow two sons, Jenn M
Donald Gillis, formerly lighthouse
keeper of that place. Deceased up to
about a year ago had been a very
of Vancouver, B.C_, and Roderick ai;
home, also tivo daughters, Dollie A_
who came home from Vimcoiivei- af
ished reputation. I-le leaves to mourn
health man. Last May be under 'the lwglnnlng Of her `f€\l2l1er’s illnes
y _
went ii very serious operation at the
P. E. I. Hospital and for a time had
hopes of ii recovery, but the disease
ivan too for advanced- and in the au-
tninn lie began to full. After two un-
_eiicccssful operations he returned to
his home where lie sunk rapidly suf-
fering intensely uutil death relieved
him. He bore his sufferings with pa-
tience mid resignation to the Divine
will and fell asleep trusting in the
merits of his Redeemer, leaving to
McRae.
and Mary at home, also one gist;
MPS. (Cnpt-) Ken. Finlayson of Char:
lottetown. The funeral, ii large one,
took place the ltlth inet., services
‘being conducted by his pastor, Rev,
,J. M. McKenzie of Belfast, assisted
`at the house by Rev. Ewen McDoug-
all. Interment at Belfast Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were:-John Stuart,
A. J. McRae, D. N. Murchison, Wm_
Finlayson, Nell Morrison and Richard
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,I have helped to make this
~ " sale the biggest on record.
We have io doz neck ties.
‘ all the latest designs in
four-in-hand---the trap'
" picst line We have ever
, shows, worth from 6oc
4 to 75c to clear at 37c.0nly
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Although I have taken part in many big sales this
one is the biggest and best from every standpoint that I
have ever seen.
l need $35co. in the worst way, to pay off a finan-
cial obligation and the way my friends and patrons are
coming to my assistance is an encouraging and inspiring
lesson. The present standing can le seen in the section on.
t he left.
` And below are some special snaps that should bring
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Last _%_Lap in the Race for $3500 '  
_ Still short /$527.95---Special Bargains for to-day
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sale such a splendid success I-have a feeling of sincere
As annouucedbefore I must have $3500 before
Jan. gist--I positively must have it on hand at the
end ot this week. Below you ste in plain figures the
amount this sale has brought to date and I am
trusting on the bargains 'offered in this ad to bring
me the remaining amount.
Thursday _lun iitli Sz-63 ri.;
Friday “ izih _~,n3.oo
Saiiirday " igiih tn.; xiii
Mcliday “ i_qth |4914
'l`u<-fsdziy “ i(»\h 358.35
Wcdriesdny* “ i7tli 94. qu (very
'l`iiiirsd.'/iy " iSih ing 71
I"rida_\' “ 1o'li 341.04
Saturday “ :oth 28|.|3
Monday “ 22ml 158.88
Tuesday " 23rd zr'6 :S
Wednesday “ 2.iiLi ii;.1o
Amount receivei to date $2972.05
in the remaining amount. Ammm, rewind $`,5oo_
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Must have the remaining 527.25 by Saturday at
stormy)
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Two Specials in Boys’
Boys suits, tweeds and viorsteds, odd sizes, assorted
brown re s, teens, black and fancy stripeeffects, worth to
__  I 5 l Smart Suits --\
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$7. Auotherlilre a little better than thc above regularly sells
“Lion Brand U for8.75toclearat......   ...._$4.9;l]
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A splendid line of sample pants iso pairs
in the lot, all sizes and the ve ry best tailoring 4
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throughout worth 2 75 to clear st.. ....$l.38 - fo
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Boys' Coats
A llmitedline of boys' overcoats
i' boys up to 7 years, College and
Converto worth 6 75 to clear at
_ Worthto5.5otoclearat.. ......$2.47 -°-'---°~°°-°'-°°- ~~~~--- $2-95
To the men, women and boys who have made this
gratitude and apprcciatioi: that is too deep for words.
But we are still $527.95 short of the needed amount
and partly for this reason but mostly in appreciation of
your splendid help I ani making zi special deep cut in
many lines for the remainder ofthe week. `
But read the specials ~-they will speak for them- -.
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College Converto and Senator coats, only4 in the lot re- ‘l `
gularly 11.50 for... _  ...._$5.95
Another line in brown, only 4 in lot worth to $14 to
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Silk handlcerdiicfs, only 4 ciuz in lot, worth :.25 to clearat. . . _ 50¢
Silk niuil'.crs ranging in price to 2.00 to clear at ogr wid . H ' . ' ll I0
Silver Brand oollars worth :oc ea: h to clear at S for ` . I . u ` I I ' I 1 ' 1 '| pg
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E“llll1*|l |""la"‘35, Worth 2.50 to clear at. . . . . I 65
, t Nllim S|\lflB of English llanncl worth |.z5 to clear e '
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A splendid line ofwinter caps worth up tu |.oi»\0
clcarat................. ..... ............. ..._ 25c
Gloves
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PIM" “"4 f3“"Y “EBFZPG r-lilrls st less than cost.
_ Thisvline comprises all this beat and lates: atyk..
in Too\¢e's and Star Brnnd shirts, shown in all sizes
and considered splendid vsluesst their former prices *~ »
worth to 2.25 10
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   Men`a 'hid gloves
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