rmn-';6r_um°~' ':» ~
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CAL
VVe are discharg-
ing today
Acadia .Nut
Acadia Round and
Blacksmiihs' Coal.
A.~ Piekardi &~Co.
` Phone 240
pd with .alcohol as a stimulant per-
 
a
i!|»|iilAGO’S NEW HOME FOR `
UANADIANS IN THAT ('1TY. is
-1- N
uuivnoo, May s-Canadians re- l
siding in Chicago are contemplating W
the erection of a building of their t
make the scalp healthy, to nourish
V - .
Fresh Mmed lil'°WS 'lil' 0" - l 
V Bald Heads
lluld-Hraded People May Get a New
Chance in Life.
In these days when youth is the
m0Vi"B factor in business, when a
man makes his mark at thirty-live
Hlld is ready to retire at forty-live,
when business houses pension the
man we call "middle aged" rather
than allow his lagging influence to
intrude upon the commercial rush, a
bald head is _almost fatal to any
|nan's hopes. The following must
therefore prove interesting to people
zvhlol are losing their hair or who are
a .' ~
Resorein is one ofithe latest and
most effective germ killers discovered
bl' science, and in connection with
Beta Napthol, which is both germici-
dal and Blltlielltic, a combination is
formed which destroys the germs
which rob the hair of its nourish-
ment. and also creates a clean and
healthy condition of the scalp, which
Drevents the development of new
germs.
Pilocarpin is a well-known agent
for restoring the hair to its natural
color, where the loss of color has
been due to a disease of the scalp.
Yet, it is not a coloring matter or
dye.
This combination .of curatives mix-
ects ii most effective remedy for hair
nd scalp troubles.
The famous Rexall "$3" Hair Tonic
chiefly composed of Resorcin, Beta
apthol, and Pilocarpin. It helps to
he hair, to stimulate the follicles.
he\'€ the head is already bare, it en-
ers the follicles, revitalizes the roots,
own in the downtown section of the ` S
city, in \\'liich would be located
the Caniidaian organizations.
plans are being projected by the
cently organized Canadian club,
will be exploited at the tanquet
the society tomorrow. evening in the g
Lnsnllc hotel. lt has heen`ascer~ 7’
all
The
re- 0
and 7’
of “
tained that there are many organize- it
tions of former Canadians here, and UQ
a .
c
it is hoped to get banks, steamship
mi-ncies, railroad offices and kindred H
Vnimilian concerns housed in he
the snmc building, Parliament n
iiniccis of the Canadian eine will be tl
nl#-cierl tomorrow evening. The ly
teinporzirv officers are --Picsiilo gr
V . , I  nt.
llr. Thomas A. Woodruff; I-`irst Vige.
llrcsirlcnt, Charles L. Maliony; Sec- m . 0
ccomplislicd byi the use of llexnll Bland. Mr’ Rowe intends making T0_ 5
nnil Vice-President, Id. C. Jarvis,Sec- ,R
rcfnfiv. Thomas F. Lynch; Treasurer, '.9
Jn‘in I’.Forster. The new club has Y'
200 charter members, , d
fo
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"Neckwear:-An up-to-date line nl~ lil
wnys on hand in silks and crochet' 0
If you wnnt novelties. here is the 5'
, C
ja
upplies nourishment, and stimulates 1
new growth
We wa
ot cost you a penny if it does not
ive you absolute satisfaction. That’s
I`
should indisputahly demonstrate f
air ’I`onic will grow hair on bald C
ads, except, of course, where bald- t
ss has been of such long duration d
lat the roots of the hair are entire-
dead, the follicles closed and
en upon what' has already been
3" Hair Tonic, and we have the I
ght to nssumc that what it has 5
one for hundreds of others it will do 0
r you. In any event you cannot m
se anything by giving it a trial on H
ur liberal guarantee. Remember,
ou can get Rexall Remedies in this
plnce to coma tor them. “Bruce'n." ""
4_29dtf_ llcxall Store. The McKinnon Drug L
0. ‘
mmuuity only at our store-The n
_ t
nt you to try a few bottles ing in the case of Mrs. McGee which R
f R0-K8-1! "93" Hair Tonic, on"our b
ersonal guarantee that the trial will t'
not of nur faith in this remedy and C
at we know what wc ai'e» talking D
out when we say that Rexall "93" W
own over, and the scalp is glazed. T
R9m0ll‘b01“. We are basing our statp- 2
ts
‘carlo Victoria Weatherhie, daughter m
. --_._,_ _,_-_ in--1;
GUARDIAN i
Theatre, Charlottetown, to-night for
All should laugh andienjoy them-.4
selves at Our .Wives at the Opera
' Subscribers and others are asked to
remit by Money Order or by Regist-
ered Letterf The Guardian is not re-
sponsible for remittances forwarded
other than by Registered Letter or
Money Order.
The Montreal Herald publishes por-
eft yesterday ‘afternoon for George-
own to attend hhe Preliminary- hear-
egins in the Court House in George~ I-'I
own this morning at eleven o‘clock. d
Miss Greta Poole, Montague, left
harlottetown yesterday afternoon
or her home. She returned the B'
revious night from Bellville, Ont., tl*
here she had completed a commer- ii
ial course in 3 Business College .
here, winning her diploma and gra- 
uating. _ i
e
in
The following is taken from thc S
oiield Standard, Alberta of May
nd three children arrived in town Sir
n Monday evening from Uigg, P. E.
eld his home and has _taken a house K
n 3rd Ave., East opposite Dr.I-lam- _
ond. Mr. Rowe is going out with 
opgood Bros. railway outfit.
At the Pownal Parsonage on Wed- 
esdny afternoon, May 8th, Miss fl
House, Charlottetown, tonight in aid “nd J- A' M°D°““ld' M' L' A~' Car'
of west Kent seneei. 'rners win be ldisc". were passengers east yester-
twenty Cadets in uniform and driu_ day afternoon returning to their
~ intends to visit New York City either
traits of six of the McGill students, for business or Dleasurev may "nd it
who take leading parts in the gra- to their advantage to writ” .iF H ..
d ti is ' '
ua on exerc es. Among the num- '
her is Harry L_ Smith of Chm_1°tte_ care of Guardian, Charlottetown.
t‘!“‘;‘l;~ Whlzi lflut°"“‘°d we "P"°Ph°t". Thoflremen were called out at
o e gra ua ng year. D00" yesterday in'respcnse to
O . . .
iii' for Souris, instead of cn Mon-
ay, Wednesday and Friday, accord-
ng to the present arrangement, and
ill leave Souiis at 1.10 p.m. daily
icept Sunday, for Charlottetown,
aturday, as at present. This ar-
_ , . rangement will give a round trip
nd, 1912 . E. P. Rowe, with his Wife eight and passenger sérvice each
ay between Charlottetown. Souris,
nd also Charlottetown and Monfa~
ue and Georgetown.
Robert Wakeland, Charlottetown, of
off Bros, a member of the Char-
lottetown Fire Department Hook &
' adder Co, was badly injured yester
ay while going to the fire at McKay
ouse Mr Wakelund with the other
fDr. S.,R. Jenkins, M. L. A., Char
Y
John McLean, M. L. A., Sourls,
homes.
Capt. Brown of the C. G. S. Earl
Grey, which arrived in Charlottetown
yesterday from Picton, left on the
afternoon train for his home in Or-
well.
Any person in Charlottetown, who
Commenclng on Monday, May 13,
mixed train will leave Charlotte-
wn' at 6 45 a m daily except Sun-
stcad of on Tuesday, Thursday and
. . , .
embers of the corps, was running
F-
Use Rexalli H
r You need Rexal1_Hcaling Salve for cuts, burns»\ 
bruises, scratches and all every day accidents. It is
.easy to apply, heals rapidly
mended by all who have use
f
o i mon D. Boswell of Dunstaflnage, son
  of Albert Boswell of Mt. Melliclr..
Miss,Annie McGowan Boswell attend-
Cor Great George :md ‘Cent Sis. s
and is heartily recom-_ ,
° career at McGill College, Montreal,
d it. A large box....25e WH, be mended to Hwy L_ Smm,._ 
on of Henry and Mrs. Smith Miss
MacKinnon Drug Company _ii
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You do if you are not fini ing t
Our Master Marine Smoking
tobacco. Why? Because it is
made only from ilie ve y best
tobacco, carefully selected and
well- cured. lt costs no more
than ilr: other kind, viliicli is
o_l'iinics injuriousih 'well.
al
d
t
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vi
  8    Sligo, leaves to mourn five sons, Dana
. / all
of
111;,-'1-
Gel Your
Housekeeping
Supplies llere _
Now is ilie time for the
young housekeeper to stock
up on kitchen utensils and
accessories- You will find
just what you want here
marked at the price you
want to pay. We know
that for quality of material and wo
f
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te
be
M
The hearty congratulations of their
n ~ .
co
W1. _*lf
o Loses ? 
rec of B. Sc. and Miss Longworth
nil Mr. Smith tied for first place in
he Shakespeare medal. Mr. Sterns
io
e
Edward Island- Hospital, Charlotte-
to ` . .
Jessie Fall of Crapaud. She- was
nk
da
_ ho
from thence to her home. The deceas-
ho
ho
pril 25th to the EDlsC0Pal Ceme-
Green was united in marriage to Al- t
d the bride while Dani. Cannon was
roomsman. Rev. E. E. Styles was
hc officiating minister.
any friends who have watched their h
- 1
tliel C. Longworth, daughter `of Co- b
nel Longworth and Mrs.
ongworth, and Russel W.
tcrns, son of A. W. and Mrs.
terns. Charlottetown, on the dis-
nct success attained by them at the
liege. Mr. Sterns received the dc-
4
h
f
i
c English Literature course and for a
alf. a four year course in three and
fJohn R. Weatherbie of Villagea
and. who was rendered unconscious
'I' . -
e
ulance. It vias some time after
W
b .
he accident before he recovered con-
sc
ul to permit immediate removal to
long with the salvage waggon, in-
ending to attach it to the rear of
Moore & McLeod's delivery wnggon,
in which John Webster, one of thc
firemen, was seated. When in the act
of .jumping up on the latter waggon,
Mr. Wakeland slipped and fell. The
salvage waggon which was being pro-
pelled at a high rate of speed, struck
him. The pole came in contact with
is left hip bone, which was fractured
nd the cross har struck him in the
east breaking four ribs Ivir Wake
y the blow, was carried into the
wo Macs’ drugstore, and Dr Dor
y summoned. _After the injuries
ad been examined, Mr. Wakeland
as removed tdi his home in lie am-
iousnrss. Ilia injuries are too pain-I
hospital. '
l were' exceptionally brilliant stu-
nts.
The death took place-at the Prince
wn, on April 23rd 1912 of Mrs.
en suddenly lil at her homeafew
ys before and was removed to the
spital. There her demise took
ace. ' The remains were forwarded
a rail to Bradalbane Station and
, who was in thc 51st year of her
d Reginald of Moncton, N.B.f Roy
Boston, and Fred and Heber at
mc, and one daughter Vera at
me. The funeral took place on
ry at Crapaud, the funeral services
ing conducted by the rector, _Rev. R.
. Fenton, assisted at the house by
New
liodaks
Arrived
ilcmanship and for reason-
able price our line of supplies is without conipaiisi ii. _
Universal Bread Mixer. 4lraf size $2, 8 loaf nil?--»» --~ ~-- $250
lfaniilyiscales, guaranteed, lesluil by K°V°|'""'¢“'- Wellflll “P U' N
lbi.........  .................... . . . .
 SHO
Gem Food Choppers, $l.25 and....
Tenandcoffee pole Sllo .. .-.... ...
.  $.50
 ..    . sz.zs
Sad irons, four irons, handle and mat ..... .  . .  .:. $2 25
Enamel ware. dish pans 35:: up. nmlsfvd lwlllel |5¢ "l‘- PIB PW”
lc up, covered pulls 231: up. sauce pans lk UP-
Siove ssl no is oulfii  . .
. .. . . $550
mph .. .. ....¢ .~ i-....~. .. .. .
Tinwa»e,'ll~1ur llfier We, egg beater 9:. can opennr 7C. Cfilfe U-“"“"'
le soap saver Sc, sink strainer lie, dust pm! I9 “lb 01| IW" |‘°"|°' |3°
up. . -
Also carving sets, cu! glass, Roger Bros goodli GUS- _ _ `
‘ insist on-quality QUALITY l And .~
rel you'l| alive s flnd it in our .
. EVAPJRATED CREAM BREAD ‘_
~ -- - ' ' ' - Proveit fdr yourself. '
Streets. '
I
Rev. W. A. Thomson. The following
were the pa1l~bearers:-W.D. Sherren,
David Sherren, Samuel Sherren, Al-
fred Sherren, Frank Hickox and Her-
bert Lowther. Much sympathy is ex-
tended to the bereaved relatives and
friends.
. $65.00
1:.--Roxall' Beef, Iron and Wine is R  & 
fi'.’i.°'iii.ii"¢..°}i't‘;iii'fe.i°i'ii.°iiii§iiiii§’.i`f“i.i“ip'iii V ___ _gg ,__ . __,
iNo 5 A Special
~‘v"
i . I ,
`-- , it pays to buy in this Province. ' ff There were no eases before the po- . 1 _ ;~ , ,_
' lice court ill Charlottetown yester- 5 '_ . I 
Ben] Bremnsr, Charlottetiwn, left day. . _ / ‘_ _' /' ,  
yesterday afternoon l »: Montague. ' \  ' ’ ~
'riiere win be ii run two hours and ieetetown. was ii pnssenger east yes- The Busiesf Store on Char|offefown’| Buaieaf Street
‘a hall entertainment at the People‘s terda afternoon. ‘ ' f- - '
will bring to your mi
+
ten cents. All should go. ’ Joseph Savident,- Douglas Street, Q .
___ Charlottetown, fell on Sunday last
T._L. Parkman, Montague, who had broakilli; 11|! Um-   ‘  
been in Charlottetown since Batur-i --- ` _
any len esteras afternoon on rs-l Louis Rennie. Elmsdnl was amon ~ ` ' ‘
, 0. ' E <
gn,-n_ Y Y the passengers returning on the af- _ '
' -_ ternoon train west yesterday after- .
The B. B. City of Sydney sailed noon.‘_ ' . V . fl   a S _-_
from Montreal qn Wednesday night I *_* ~‘ 1 ‘
for Charlotutown dung and will ta W.~M. Flynn, Station Agent at
due in mi, t D Saw,-d - Bun- ardlga.n,`wss among the visitors to
. <2 . . _ ~
nn. Bei ii. e'f§’1i§’ii.n¢e»?3. A ._,°,}=_=fa1,<;§g;=,;>_,~§,{~ y=°*°fd°vi f~==“f“'"¢*“ Shown m department and windows
during remainder of this week
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT wants to demonstrate just
how much of real style and beauty can be put into hats of simple black. So,
for the next few days you will find this a black hat store. The windows-
the mlllinery department every corner upstairs where hats can be shown
nd BLACK HATS.
The showing is the stronger-and the easier made in view of the fact
that during the last few days we have been getting in a great lot of lovely
, new blacks. Hats from England-hats from American designers-tagals
-all kinds of black hats. We invite you to see the showing.
»
WC3I'¢
lih 1 _ U
   Si... »~fmf°~ "~ “Me” bhowmg sweet little
- ' l
endiary Reddin, and Dr. W. J. Mc- Chat‘;l°t_t°t_?I.v:1n' opposi? the Tu Ylzy
Sta on e occupan s are a ou U
Mlllian, Provincial Health officer, *Howland put some old rags, into the
_stave which were carried up the flue
nd caused the smoke to emerge from
n opening in the attic filling the
ouse completely with smoke. No
amiige was done. ~
girlsi Come 1n_and let us show you how well wc
A
. _ / _
Hats for °~KidaieS°’ .  »;
ANo'rHaR NEW ARRIVAL has been uni ~ 1 of smart new hats for the small people. `
There are dainty little untrimnied shapes-there
are smart little rea'd to wear h t ---th
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MONTREAL, May 8--Inspired by
the recent grant of the general in-
crease of ten per cent. to Grand
Trunk engineers, the company's firs-
men are stating a big campaign for
nn increase ‘in pay. This - was
earned from local members of the
iiremen‘s brotherhood, who declare
that all organization work has been
completed, and that next week a
ieputation of representatives of the
iiremen’s unions from all points on
the Grand Trunk system will wait on
the of'Hceials'of thc company' to de-
mand a twenty per cent. increase.
The officials of the company decline
to make any statement regarding thc
possibility of the increase being
granted.
NEW YORK, May 6-Counsel for
the family made public tonight the
will of John Jacob Astor, as drawn
'in this city in September last, only
a few days after his marriage to Miss
Madeline Force, and approximately
seven months beforehis perishing on
the Titanic. _
Vincent Astor, a son, who will
come of age within the year, is
made the principal beneficiary and
residuary legatee. No hint as to the
value of the local estate is given and
by the creation of trust funds the
testator has followed, as far as pos-
sible, the custom of his forefathers in
‘keeping his vast holdings intact.
Valuations of the estate run any-
where from $75,000,000 to $150,000,-
000.
Aside from provisions for Vincent
H-*RT'5;;s>CAPE STEAMSIIIP SAIUNGS 
LIVERPOOL, g May, 9-Tliomas
Hart, ii fireman who was supposed to
have been drowned in the sinking of
the Titanic has according to his
motheis statement turned up alive
discharge book was stolen from him
and it was used by another man to
sign on the Titanic under Hai't's
IIBIDE. f
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i SIEAMSHIP SAILINGS
by llc
_ PLANT ];I_Nr:.
` 1 ' -_ ' m' The explanation is 'made that I-lart's' i    
Commencing 7th Illay and following
Tuesdays, slcamer will leave for HAWK
ESBURY. HALIFAX and BOSTON.
Returning leave Boston every Satur-
day at noon.
For furiher inlolmaliun apply lo
T. NICOLL
Agrui ( l|`Tuwn
4-gzodrlhoni _
SOURlS, P. E. Island and
MAGDALEN ISLAND i
STEAM-SHIP SERVICE
’l‘heA l. Steam ship “LADY BYBILJ'
will leave the Railway whnrfjlfictou.,
every Monday and Thursday morning on
srrivnloéths Express from Halifax. forl
the Mag alen islands, calling at Souris,
. E.I gmngand returning.
F ti l l 1. W . ll b t
sonodttliuiirn tirgbhllgpst yH1?lifax',n (Info PVV
lves,Agent ut Picton. Mnltlmw de Mc
Lean, Agents at Bouris or Wm. McLure.
Manager and Owne _
Picton. April 22nd. iD'2-
1-25(lf.l
me beef, combined with cherry wine
and the most palatable form of~lron,
You will like this preparation-it is
one. of the best tonics that has ever
been placed on the market. The Mc-
Kinnon Drug Co., The Rexall Store.
Corner Great George and Kemp
dtf.
_ __ ig
Stewart: Bakery
Htvtiuthe will iwovidics for few 
conditional- bequests. Une is $30 000
to St'.Pf*‘l|`S school at Concord
figvg-Cf;l;Zl"E|1él`0~ ’I|`h§_i‘eiiiuiiidcr of the
' ‘ 0 re iv-.', f'
fnit|ifii1'sei~\-.,,,t,._ R °` mms “fd
N@5rlY`B|l Of-llL‘l` llsovisions of th
Will. as made public, deal with thi;
tru:-it funds, of which there are three-
-~$5,_000,000. fOr the young daughter
M\ll`l0l._ the child of his former wife,
-Arn' Willing Astor, ann .$3,000,000 roi-
U10-Cxllecterl postliuinous child of the
present w -l ' ' -
_ __ uou. This hitter clause
l>i‘o\'_ulcsffor “each child who slmip
survive) f._li_e testator other than his
son; William \incent, and his daugh.
ter, Ava Alice Muriel." -
No provision whatsoever is madc-
for.the wife who divprced him; 'audi
'f we YOUYIL’ Wiflow dies or,marrics
“Hain the $5,000,000 trust fund, t0~
gether with the town house and 0¢,h;_
er Droperty left to her, reverts to
Vincent Astor. She receives, however V
$100,000 outright, -without further'
stipulation; and until the income.
from the trust fund shall become a-
vuilable the trustees nre hound to
pay her an income of '$200,000 al
your. ‘ ,
Fi- --5 _ *_ s __ _,`
5 0RPllAN JACK _ `
V T h_ 9 celebrated.
stnllicu. O rn h a n
Jack. is nirnd hy
Croivn Riirhts dam'
olo Barrister Grand
dam Brown Stout
went Grand Dam
Ixvvorth. Ornhsln
.lack_|s ons of the
lienviosf. h 0 rs ei 14,
evor rained on the
two th d lh
lslnvgd, wefghinxrovor _ ounan s.=
:ind in general con_foim=i|on and i-ityle ha
has no equal, l-le is one the ol best stock
producers-his gin(-\f iiolliniz for tha high-
vsl. prices' ever paid for, Iiorsns. He has
several stnliions travelling the ooiintry.
that speaks forthe-mselres. flrnhnn .lpok
is the winner of a numl>er_ 0_1 _first prizes
at the Charlottetown Exhibition. .
Orphan .luck will learn he o\vner'n
i~;!ub'es. Hampshire. Monday llflazy 6:
thence to \VnfuonSmith's.Wlienflev 1 irer'
at noou.and from there to Arthur Roll-
ingls. Rustiooviill-, over night. 'l`unsri_a,v.
May 7, by way of New Glasgow to Philip
llagnall H Haze-l_nrovc.ni.nonn: thence by
way ol ii`rcdor|cton to Alex.McLa'fi’»\.
Braiisibnni- over night. Wednesday. May
|i,to Thomas McKa,v‘s. Sim-inervilln. at
noon: thence h_v ,Fra-otown, Road to
Frank l)o»con'r~1 Frcetown, over night.
Thursday May il, to Robert llsmera l's.
South Frnetown. at noon: thsncu
M_|~~li:iol -_l"ar|nor‘s, Klnkora, nv;-r
night. Fridny Mny 10. to Dun-
can Mcl)onnld. Shamrock. ut noon:
thence hy way of Emurnlrl Road al. or
near lilugli Camnhellhi, Westmoreland
ovur mg t. Haturduv, May li. Micheal
l‘o\dy’s,Nortl~' Wiltshire, in g\o0n_: phones
owni-r's ntnliles at Hampshire nl Mon-
di\y.Mi\,\'lIi.hc will leave for Bonwalhsl.
nr near Costc|lo's Forza at noon: lhenca-
fo James Bovr:e'.~i, Lfonshniv. nvur night.
’l`uesdnv.Mny il, to John l\IacK|nmin's.
Canoe Covbdor noun; thence lt cr near
Use F ormalin Oni
--Your _Gram-
Fornialin is a splen- .
did preparation. It is
u s e d by all leading
farmersand grain grow-
ers and recommended '
by leading experiment-
al farms. By using this
preparation on y 0 u`r
seed grain before plant-
ing your crops will be
thoroughly protected
against smut and other
deteriorating growths.
Formalin is easy to apply,
‘ clean, safe, satisfactory and
economical. A_ pint. . . .40c.
iw
T h e 2 Macs ;
149 Great- George Street
e .
All nllresii linen connect uhh ummm
si Mi-miresl and Quebec.
Beautiful indeed Is The
St. Lawrence Now
|*ll.\‘1: his If-nl in abr nlfnvel nnnnlnnni nr'
` this hlmmf rivrr. Ihr: charm ef im Ire-fmen.
emi nail-iimni iiiinringa nvfrywlirre whhln
ey-o.m\»-h sm-i.-lin s Mi. grnn rnnnlry. rloned
wllh ibe wliiie. in-riiimnvil lmnimnl firummnmf'|
liahlnml. riciurnqnr liule villages niunllng lo
flue \ulrr‘| rdlr. Anriciil while alone rhnrrhn
wiih iln-ir gililnl rvnm- mln: in lhe sky. The
cool nrrm ami blnri nffhezlliuenlng. unnwrxppril
lhurcnlinn Mennlninv. The slr lu as-rev ami
.luImy. 'rlv scenes finiel. relreuhinr. nonfhlnufvr
the inrmoil onlie cily. 'l`nvcl in EURO PE un the
ROYAL EDWARD
ROYAL GEORGE
uni rnioyih: novel Inman el the 5|. lavlener.
Naihlnrlikeli in Kuforr. nm ln whole America.
Aili your ufenmililp an-nl. ur Irrife'fo1 buinllul
roloreil. dnclipiive booklet.
P. Mooney, Gene
L//ze
\
nl Agent ' i
HALIFAX /' 
A.A.MacNsiIl’s. Nine Mile Creek. ovsr_
night. Wadimndny, May I5. at or near.
'Non K|ng’n. Want River. lor noon:
tbencoto Loup Creek Corner. over night _
and than nome whens he will remain ll|l_
the following Mondu.\'. '_|‘h|n route will hs-
contlnued e\'c_r_\'_ fortniyhf.. hoslth and
weather permitting. .\ -iref at owm\r`s
rle k. ‘ JOHN WA’i‘l‘l~l owner.
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models in Sailors and Galateas for everyday summer   m .
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For example, there are f' f (il,  ` -' '
Untrimnied shapes at 58c, 65c, 85c, 1.00 etc. _` /` A' I 1 ,` ‘ "
Straw sailors 450, 68c, 86c, 1.00 up. . . ` - ” 2
_ There are straw sailors for boys aswell as for ' ' ~
can suit you.
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'ri-In cuANp 'rnuux 1-‘IREMEN , aio nsiiiui)'iii~; To sou lA
' wAN'r HIGHER PAY. . ___ ' .
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