APRIL zz rgzz "THE LAT-“T NEWS ~ THE CBARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' ‘ rmsr or Am." ’ _ pAgE HV] .
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you may have some trouble in
gcttingniiat fosuif but you will
uivciiotroulilc in getting C()/\L
ie suit if you buy from -
A Pickard & C0.
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H(lRSt NOTES
ln iiii i-xlviidcd notice iin oxciiuuge,
iifing: siiiiic columns to Prlnceps
4,, ,, iiotcii son of \Voodford Muni-
i,,,n,i 12.215) the following a.ppears‘
'i`iii niost successful son of Prin-
,c,,., _,l(;nsii progenitor of standard
pclioiiiiers is l’l‘iuceton (2_1'J‘r'), that
i i~rcditcil with lf) trottcrs and
lott;ctow.n, became possessed 0( 8
Very Pi’0mlSiI\§ one of Prineeton's
progeny, _
in-*__*
CHINA FAMINE FUND. '
Previously ackiiowledged .... ..$180‘J.lill
Richd Creed and family,Albauy
 .............    1.00
D- H- Auld. Freetown ....... ._ 2.00
L0tal_ . $1,818.88
The fund is now closed.
Actual giirvation
l<‘ncts About lndigcstion and lts Itc-
lief That Should Interest You.
Altlltlugli lndigcstion iind Dyspeiisiu
“P0 S0 Drevulent, most people do not
thorouglily understand their cause
and cure. There isno reason why
most people should not eat anything
they tlesiire-if they will only chew
it cnreliily and thoroughly. Many
actually starve themselves into sick-
ness through fear of eating every
good-looking, good-smelliiigy and
good-tasting food, liecnuse it docs
not agree with them.
The best thing to do in to lit
yourself to digest iiny good food.
_We believe wc can relieve Dyspep-
Isla. We are so confident of this fnct
that we giiaranteeaiiil pi'o|nh-ic to
supply the inciliciiie free of all cost.
Ito every one_wiio will use it, who
is not perfectly satisfied with tlie
results which it produces. 'Wc` exact
no promises, and put no one uiirler
any obligation whatever. We are
,located right licre iind our rcpntntioii`
siioiild be sufficient assurance of. the
gciiiliiieiicss ol our offer. _ _ _
We want every one troubled with
liidigcstion or Dyspepsia iii any form
to couic to our store and buy ei hong
of Rexall Tablets. Take them home
and 've them ii reasonable trial
h llfll . f ' '
l2 piicers with i~xtnnilnrd records; also
with seven sons that have sired 31|
i»tnnilm'ii pcrfiiriiicrs, 30 of which ure
|,ncci's; :ind with iii iliiilghters that
|,,,\~,, 1ii~ii<liici~il Ill) with i»;t.niuiard re-
cords, i7 of whit-li arc trottcrs. "1'hii= invorgiite thc digestive organ ml
iiiiiiiiih-toiiifiii 10; second dam, Hya
onlin idinn nf Mecca, p, 2.102). hy
liriiud iiiiirc (ilnrn. (ilnni of there-
iinwiicil olii time rllaii\.lil0l\ U`0U~0\
Ilcxtei' (2.17), etc.|, by Sccly's Amer-
iciui Stni' I4."
til ~ ' . nc-
cording to directions. Then, if not
satisfied, coinc to us _and get loui-
nioney brick. They nre very pleasant
to tnkc; they aid to soothe the ir-
ritaiile stomach, to streiigtlicn rind
5. ii
s 12 fiotfein niid 'Hi pai_crs, 07 to proiimte ii healthy and niitiiriil
iiink0." F ` -- '-
in ull, iii thi- dcscciiiiiiiits of l’rincc- bowel action, thus lending to per-
i..ii 1-2.l0`i'>i iii tin- first. and second
wi,-i~|itii»ii.-_ flint. have made records ilation.
in stiuidiirii time. i’riuceton (2.1lii,')
mis this best bred son of Priiiceps
nflli. ilis dnni was llcina Victoria
tiiino diiiii of Muscovite (2.18) and
fcct iinil Iicnltliy digcstioii and nssim~
A 150 package of liexull liyspcp-
sin Tablets fnrnislics 15 days* treat-
ment. In ordinary crises, this is sani-
cient to produce a cure. In more
chI‘0niC 111828. a longer treatment, of
course, is necessary, and depends upi
on thc neverity of the trouble. For
such cases, we have two larger sizes
which sell foi'50c, and 51,00. Re-
member, you can obtain Ilexnll Ilcm-
edies iii this community oiilv at
our stole-The Rcxall Store. The Mc-
Kinnon ilrllg (70.
wil iitlici- l.i-iitters in the list), by
'oliiiitcri- 55, nnil third dam the great
i'i'inccton is uiidiiuiitedlv oucof the
Treat Your Grain Before
Sowina. 'Use Formalin
lt wiil psy vnu to trout. _your grain and putnlof-n before uv wing-you‘li
ssivi- tiiiio und ii lot of work and insure A more siu:1‘essfiil_i1roi\.
I-'nr this piiruose tlivre in nothing hnmnr than Flirliiufiii. lt- D¥`H\'e|ifs
sf-:iii on notiefoiis und smut on wheat or oats. Used und reconiiiiemled by
:ill irruin i:rri\\'n|‘s for the i:'rnnd resiilts it has secured. A pint |00
MacKinnon Drug Company I
L _ ' Cor. Great George and Kent Sis. I
if fonpiiiéélli Yoiih,
hi
'H
how niucii .better you will
like our MASTER MAR-
lNE smoking tobacco than
any other kind you e_ver
Siiiokeil, because wc real-
ly bvllcve lt is the best
\ inndc. Cool, fragrant, .
soothing, and comforting.
Try our BLACK TWIST
chewing tobacco if you
want something good in ,
that line.
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li, a lb
For Good
American r
Barb Wire
We are offering farmers :ind iiicrclmuts the biggest hur-
ftfilu in wire that has ever been offered in this Province. just
tliiiikof it i High- grade American wire going nt 2 1‘4C“
Pencd. 'I‘liere‘s going to be a big dcnmnd`for`this and you
-"l‘°“l<l S¢n.d~in your order early. ' `
This lot includes r5o.ooo pounds of heavily galvanized
American barb wire. This wire is as strong and ‘satisfactorY
“"5 Will tlive just as good service and last as long a_s fa¢i°fY
ncw_wire but it has been exposed for some time and is slightly
tarnished-not quite so bright as when it left the factory.
Thewelghfs of reels are 38. 50, :lewd l00lbS “Ch “U5
our prlcels -21-41a lb. delivered to any station in P. E. I. 0."
'°°°|Pl 0| price. No credltallowed and only orders of 200 lbs
will receivehttention. _
Send your order at once. mail or telegraph it.
Special prices' to merchants
'llltls ogcrslleroiiiercs h
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It pays to buy in this lfrovfnoo.
Mrs.. Hurry Jenkins, Hszelbrook,
was in Charlottetown on Saturday.
Miss Crete Poole, Montague, was a
visitor to Charlottetown Saturday.
Miss Susie McGregor, Charlottet-
own, was a passenger to Mt. Herbert
Saturday afternoon.
‘E. Boswell of Wright Bros., Victo-
ria, returned to Cliarlottotown Sut-
urdny from Halifax.
Lorne Unsworth, second engineer of
the U. G. S. Stanley, was among
those returning on the Minto Satur-
day evening on 'a visit to his home
in Charlottetown.
When the Guardian News phoiid~131l
is reported busy, after G p.m., pa-
trons should nsk_ for 132-3. All who
haven phono should cut this out and
paste it up.
Mrs. H.' W. lroiigworth, was ii-
inoiig those returning on the U. G.
S. Minto Saturday evening. Mrs.
Loiigwoi-tli, after accompanying hor
daughter, Miss Rose, to- Edgchlll
School, Windsor, had been on ii trip
to Boston.
The citizen who some two inuiitlis
ago predictcil that 3 serious accident
would liiippen ‘to the steamer Earl'
Grey, on Saturday communicated to
The Guardian that he has been posi-
tively informed from the same source
that the Earl Grey will be lost.
ln order to furnish its renders
with ns much ns nt. all possible of
tiic news of the world in future. Tlic
Gun.rdian will but publish the facts
that letters of condolence have been
forwarded and 'state the names of the
persons sending and receiving as well
as the occasion calling for 'same
as is being -.lone with others; further-
more to publish short obituary notices
of 200 to 250 words or les'-i dealing;
with h_isto'rica1 facts of lntercst to
renders in general. ~
mouths '1‘hc
more coni-
Durlng the pnst few
tliinrdiaii fins received
plniiits of remittances going astray,
than it. has during the punt several
years. Subscribers and others are
asked to remit by Money Order or by
Registered-Letter. The Post Office
Inspector lins been notified about the
matter rind it is trusted that the
guilty pnrties will be brought to _ins-
tice. 'l‘lie Guardian is not responsible
for reiiiittlinecs forwarded other thiin
by llegistered Letter or Money Ord-
cr. _
F. A. Llniiicroii, New Glasgow, N.
S; F. i’. Crockett, Sumiiiersidc; J. li.
McRae, ltosebury; R. Smallwood, St.
Andrews; E. F. Carrier, Enrnsclifie;
G. A. Carrier, China Pt; W. Martin,
J, F. Huntley, Vernon; A, McEwen,
Bristol; H. I). McLeod,~ Montague;
A. D. McLeod, Kinross; Miss I.
ings, l’ownu.l;_ V. K. Wood, Water-
side; H. Jones, Hazelbrook; J. W.
Currie, l'eakcs; W, M, Gunn, Hills-
hero; l’. Sutherland, St, Petefs; T.
B. Gillispie, Cape Traverse; G. Me-
Farlane, Cape Traverse; A. Nichol-
son, Hazel Grove; M. C. Mcliinnon,
Glcnaledale; (lcorge Moore and son,
Glennladale; George Moore and son,
Wiltshire; J. R. Malone, Boston; T.
P. Cass and wife, North River; W.
Cameron, S. D. College; G. Smith,
S. D. College; F. McDonald, S. D. C;
.\/lisa M. McLean, North Wiltshire; J.
i-I. McGregor, Montague; Chas.
Brook; M. Harbor; registered ut th
Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, be
tween 10 Saturday night and 10 th'
previous night.
The lnidies of St. Vincent de l’aul
blewiiii: Circle, (ihni'lottetown, hcl
their closing nieetiiig nt Notre Dam
Convent. Tluirsday afternoon. Mrs.
James Landrlgan, Vice-President PFS'
sidcd in the absence of the Presldciit
Mrs. John Byrne. The Secretary,
Mrs. Adrian Peters read her report
showing the work done by the society
during the year. the manner in which
of wearing apparel etc., distributed.
'l‘lin 'I‘r_ensi|rcr, ltev. Dr. Mclicllain
subiiiitteil his statenient. showing thi
Society to he ,on n grand ‘financial
standing, A heart vote of thanks
was presented llev. Mother Superior
by the ladies for so kindly placing a
sewing room nt their disposal for thc'
winter months. After a_votc of thanks
to the retiring officers the ladies serv-
ed refreshments. The following ls thc
'l‘ronsurcr's i report. The rc-
celpts for 1912 included: Do-
liatieii A. lil. M'cEuchcrn $5.00; bal
niice from last. year, $100.58; mem
bers' fees, $20.00; proceeds ol skate,
$90.00; proceeds of sale of candy,
$51.26; bequest Miss Mary A. Wise,
$100.00; total, $375.84. The expon-
dlturc was paid for boots, $48.70‘
paid for goods, $113.02; balance on
hand, ' $214.12. 'I`otal $875.84.
:This is the headquarters for
shaving strops. We have just received
_ s full line of superior straps and
.know that the quality and prices
make the display one of the best
lines of bargains that has ever been
offered range. from 25
shaving
in stock.
Cor.
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the money was expended, the amount .
_._‘_ _ ' Kcntivuz. '
In
" 'l‘. M. Linklotter, Bt. Elennors, was
'in St._John Friday.
` Goo. A. Poole, Lower Montague,
wasin Charlottetown.
_ Fred I-lowatt, Uhnrlottotowii, ro-
turned yesterday from Picton.
i A. J. Houle, Charlottetown, ro-
lturnod yesterday morning from Plc-
tou onthe Northumberland.
Miss Facstlna. Sullivan, Charlotte
town, returned Saturday evening on
i the C. G. S. Minto after n trip to
Halifax.
Capt. T. G. Taylor, agent of the
Marino Department, (lbarlottetown,
made the round trip on the U. U. S.
Minto Saturday..
Hammond Kelly, Southport, was
among those returning to Charlotte-
town on the C, G. S. Minto ou Sat-
§rdny_ He had been in Fredericton,
_ B. . - ~
The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this
Province. All such items should be
mailed _ to “The Guardian News Dept.,
Charlottetown," immediately after
the events, etc., have transpired.
Miss Sun Burrctl., who acconipaiiicii
her sister Mrs. Allen of Ualiforniaas
lar as 'l‘rui:o on hcl' return home af-
ter spending the winter with her lit-
tle daughter' Sallie Sue, in Charlotte-
town, returned hoiiie Saturday.
Those who love pictures and flow~
ers, in other words, anyone who
longs for a breath of spring, should
look into the two front windows of
Jas. Paton & Co., Charlottetown,
today, as the exhibition will plcuse
those who love nature.
H. D. McEwen, Morell; ii. Woo-l,
Mt. Herbert; John Sprott, 'l‘rnro; H.
Gaudet, Miscouche; E. Boswell, Vic-
toria; Mrs. I. Mcthernll, O'bcu.i'y;
C. Clniins Montreal, registered at
the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, bo~
tween 10.30 Saturday night and 10,-
30 the previous night.
Correspondents will please reineiu-
ber the rule that letters on the auto
question can only be printed over the
signatures of the writers. Several let-
ters received do not comply with this
condition. The writers enclose their
names in confidence and do not nuth-
orise the printing of their names.
’1‘hey will understand from this why
their letters cannot be printed.
Among the passengers going out-
ward on the C. G. S. Minto on Sat-
urday were the following: G. W.
Sharpe, Summcrside; H. V, Ramsay,
to Cambollton; J. W. McAdani,Ha1i.
fax; C. F. Fisher, Montreal; G. V.
Hallett, Montreal; T. Hudson, Pic-
ton; R. ~Estrabrooks, .New Glasgow;
Geo. Gray, Stellarton; A. S. Wil-
liams, Montreal; J. P. Richards,
Toronto; F. E. Johns, Montreal; H.
S. Drinan, St. John; Miss J. W.
Montreal; F. Scott, St. John.
F. G. Ciirteu, Halifaxrifiiy Mit-
chell, Leamingtoii; Ont; T. W. Mast-
ers, St. John, N. B; J. A. Poole,
Lower Montague; R. J. Hillstrop,
Toronto; James Reid, Toronto; R.
C. Cruikshniiks. Jas. B. Brapliil,
Montreal; J. Cormack, Toronto; J.
W. Butler, Providence, R, I; U,
Gibson, Halifax; Ed. Faulds, C. C.
Jennings, W. H. B. Verney, Toronto;
B. A. Treter, Sackville; J. S. Held,
Montreal; H. H. Helchey, Picton; A.
N. Forrest, Toronto; A. B. Burns, St.
John. registered' st nic victoria
Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.30
Saturday night and 10.30 thc prc-
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__, ~ ' » --- - » ------ -- - - . ' _ 1' 'f' ~-j  _ i ,    ._A
~li¢ot»liroud mare sires in the world." _ _ , 9 ` M
He is now owned by White and Lock-   S  \  '  ' ` ' _
le. York Point. Recently C, p_ .. - . - 4 -l
Thorne, An-ih,,i~5¢_ g,,,-me,-ly of Chap .-,-_-_--_~.-_-.-J-1-_-.-_-.-.~.-_-_-_-.-_-.~_-_-_-_-f.----------=»-f-ff-=----ff---'-‘--‘f-'-‘-‘-‘-‘--‘-J-‘ff-‘-f-‘f--‘-‘=-::--- .
~ Snndifd s  1 ~. "_ si..|i.ni-
Pafferna   v ~ , s A Patterns
iiȢ oisr .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,f,,,_ moles
The Buaieaf Store on Chsrloftetown'| llusienf .Street n
or wi.. .»m¢s~.~»»\-.~ so.. .~s- s »....
that a.Brass1ere should be worn
¢.\.~.\\~.=m-r.-_
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Any man’s Glove needs can be
V . l-;
_"r°  IN ALL OUR EXPERIENCE we have never
H carried so complete a stock of nice gloves for men as
_ /  we have ready for you this Saturday.
` Mens English Dogskin..........,.l.25
/3  Men’s English Deersléin. . . . .  . . . . 
e ~ " M ' E l'hC , ....-.-s...
X i en's ng is ape rey .L50
. veg* _ . Men s French Suede Grey.............
`~ ‘ i  ' '  Men's Elk Skin Tens. _ . . . .  _ . ..~.J.65
_ ,,”,l.'_lill._`.__ ;;1< _ iuent siik Lined suede..................z.i0
jf   We have your size, we want only a chance to show '
Y i
perfectly supplied at this Counter.`
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% f " you that wc can fill your glove needs better than any '
9 other store in this Province '
The Low-bust Corsets require swelinew A
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Curtains -
HANDSt)Ml'I lace
and net curtains,
that will give your I
windows that
"just iight" and
distinctive appear-
ancc that you want `
them to have
$100, 1.50,
$2 35, 2.75, .$.50
and up to 7.50.
CHEAPICK cur-
tains that willcoin-
mence at 250 per
pair.
Curtain Laces
in Nof.iinglimiis-- l
Fish Nc-is-mid :ill l
the rest l0c, i4c,l8c.
22c, 30c and on up
to Stlc yd.
The D & A Brassiéres which
we have in stock in all sizes
assure comfortable support,
and an improved and stylish
figure. .
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ca
0
While the qualify of the
D & A Brassiércs is unsur-
passed we are able to offer
them at from 50 cents to $1.50
each. The cut gives a goncl
idea of the style. ` "
See them to-day in our cor-
set department. " 25
1-_-umm-mi-uni
Jolinson, Toronto; W. R. Webstenl I
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Fresh Paper Makes Home More Homelilce =
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THERE IS no one thing that has so much to do with nia_king home
just as “hoinelil<e°' as it can be-as quietly artistic Wall Paper. We have
said a hundred times and we expect to go on _saying for :i long time yt-t.-
iliathzinclsome paper does not imply high price. But if DOES nicun a
little care in choosing. _ _ _ ' _
We are enthusiasts on Wall Paper. We think it is worth while to
study the question-to find out all we can about Wall decorations-to see
every good line that is made so that we can choose you the best. We 'have
done it! lt°s here.
7c, 80. lllc, l2c. l5c, 2llc. 25c, 5.5¢.” 500, 65a, 'l5e, 850 to 4.75 per double roll. fl
1.. 1 _ `.. -
vious night..
r _ _ _-5 . -,
Phot-o-I
Perfection
is attained hy the ure ofa
Graflex Camera
its coiistrucfioii is such the oper-
ailor can see the image right side up,
the size it will appear in flie nega-
tive, up fo the instant ofexpnlure.
The Grsilex is equipped with the
best shutter that has ever been de-
vised -the Focal Plane Shutter-
msking exposures from i-lu to
i-moo second.
‘ Price $|05.50 '
We have it in our
complete sleek
Call and See it
1 `.lohns0n.&_.|ol\llson
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HOT Sm-uN(,;5_ V,,_, April 10- store, ` 4-22d3i.
The llight Hon. itobcrt L. Borden _ _ '
'and Mrs. Berrien spent ii quiet bull- "Special drive on il0‘°iH`l»5 f0f' this owned linen. The sleeping coaches are
day iit l-lol. Springs, ntteiiding ser- week. Buby’s health ls or shouhl be a up.f_0.da¢¢i in gvefy p,,,i,_,,,u|M_ And
vice in thc morning at St. Lukc's source uf much consideration. We sell
lgnineiipul iilinrcli and the sacred as we buy. Tl18t'B “Ot 7-|16 P0110! W0' makes the long journey easy and
eencort at the boliiesteail in the even- iittemlll- '-0 l0ll0W. it il l-U0 IIUUCYVWU pleasant. Being popular with 5 class
ing, There wus n break in the Pro- do follow. Patous. 4-l5rlultl of travellers who are generally found
‘ 1 ~ 2,' (gulf, as the
gltlffgslgligllgillillilhlltlllg rgmploymenf. of "R018" 31000 'l'Blil0l!’°l1l‘0 B 0011* through iourney is never found dull.
¢ dmc; on Siiiiday and the golf eiiili centrated blood food-and nerve Vit- and even during tho winter months
'B h d . He resumed atlzer. They build UD the verv mum' there is much of scenic interest in
is closed on t at Ili' _ k. d h ,_ , _ _
the Same Yesterday however' and was oh MX ma mg gotlilegl-l`°{llFfs Bllwm 01° the day s ride through the Provinces
on the links both morning and nfter- t Y* °°u"5° 0 ° V' ,,
`Pr0tect]Y0ur
-; and when -putting away furs
' and winter garments you need
; protection against moths and
` ` other ravaging pests.
Here'a where we can help
you for we have made a spec-
ial study cf these problems.
U Moth balls, a pound . . 204:
Moth proof bags, will hold
an overcoat, skirt or any ger-
ment without wrlnlrl ng,
I crushing orifoldlng. Medium
size 6oc, n large size. . _ .1Se
Lavender fl\kel,Clmphor flakes, ‘
and coder flalioo, A large psig-
'. .. ... .. e
vines to buy it is sl. i»A!iiOE&}_;_ld“. $521 Dggiigl l:li;eEnl:_:::tlu;: Péggépgglsi  The A
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i 5l°°W“'9~ h YU” gm “V” l1’;‘g“‘3' 'Jn America. This is elvecinlly true in
' _ f ‘ , neon, » _ '
Vgtlry pun no ` mlm 8 4~z0d3i. mind t° an dining “nd °l°°pmg carl You cnn'tdo business with- *
- " -ll a place '
i , outsomctnlng to se ,
_ _ ‘ i to sell li ln, salesmen and an ‘
  M  si J   E R W 0 0 additional soii.iethin€ which is
f, _ _ . _ _ - » accessory in general and that
"_ _ _ _ l o soincthing is advertising.
i Now is housecieaning time T y p e w la I t e r S
the Underwood Typewriter works faster, wears long-
er, and does better work than any other. We’ll gladly
show you if _v,ou ask us. i 1
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Aho comphor and coder eiimp-
bor lobullr. _
I The United Typemiter Co.. oi N. S.
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ei aes Manager, Halifax, N5..
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Y NUT »< "Two lender!!-Wvllderuhille for service. The diners of llie I. U. R. are
PREMIER MA IT 1-lUllSl§ SHOW. your Silver _25c pkgc, and Liquid Va- romm and well ventilated and fur-
Vm riser for furniture, 25c and 50c bot-
Y
nished in the best of taste. The ex-
.tles. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
eellent meals are served Table d’l1oto
at a price away below the s la carte
rates prevailing on the company
the smoothness of the road had
to be the acrue of good company, the
of Quebec, Montreal is reached at the
. ef greet benefit L0 anyone- ~»0° ii convenient hour of 5.30 n. ni., and
“°°"' . box 3 for $1.25 Sole Bsvllll '|`li0 connections are made ai. Bonaveniiure
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ing to Sir Wilfrid llaiirior‘s lcustoin, THE ALL CANADIAN
for Toronto, Biiflnlo, Detriot, Chie-
ago, and other boint. in western
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were not yet. formed. ’
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Auction Sale
I am instructed by A. A. McNeill,
9 Mile Creek,fo sell on his premises,
all his stock, crop and farming lm#
You Ought, to Know
. I   plements on,
» - _ Wednesday May rst,r9i2. _
The Stock includes 5 horses, ri
head of cattle, ra sheep and liimbe,
pigs, hens, geese, turkles, etc. 
Crop includes, Potatoes. Hay,
0 Oats, and Wheat. 
Implements. -include, Binder;
Mower, Sectional `Seeder,
fakes, liarrows, wagons,
tools connected with forming.
_ Sale positive, no reserve as
is sold. ' '  _
` N EIL McK’BNZIE.
A W. R. Eohenlay.
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