ANUARY A2 I 1
_ J_‘ _ i7' 9-'I I ' "'rlin 1.A'l‘ms'rANaws»- ' I THE_CHARID'rTETOWN GUARDIAN " "`Ir1ns'r'A0il‘~-iA`Iit.".I  `   '
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linger over your
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culRLoiiEIowN-II 1  . _ y
5 III0tEEN's courlir    . “‘°‘"'j““I*“°_"°°*  
coffee. Thekind that makes you g O I ._ _ _ _
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Apure’ rich’ high grade, flavory
Clip-such is _
It Pays to buy in this Province. l
Olty. yesterday.
Mayor Schuriuan Suinmerside, was --
_ in the city yesterday. ` Dr._ J. G. Toomhs, Mt. Btewar
 ,, -_-- was in the City yesterday.
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Rev A J Mclntyre and Rev D z
sinnott Morell came to the city John Collince City. returned :Newr-
_ V yesterday. ' .~ day from s visit to United States.
ee <1. E. Mncuonaiii, Kensington, G- F~ Allen. city. of the Qauadi
~ came tu the city yesterday and rs- BBHK Ol C0mlnBi‘¢8. who recently le
gistered at the e l°l` Wllmlimg. has again been trans- II
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P,a¢ked in I and 2 pound ‘ wer I - fotred to Kanors, Bssk.
I, " Cine only. Dick Hughes _will play cover point If ~;- "'
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c“AsB._- I, . __ for _the Abbies this-evening and the J- W- D0l\8l1ll6. I4i,\ll,$ .Ainslifs,.I' ,B
 SANIDRN. MONTREAL. I Abbies will thlis have an improved ol the Maritime Oil'DnveloPiri’en€C
' line up.
ohne to the city yesterday on
short visit. He was at the Revere.
'I' ' ~`»- -' - ` f ’ - I' The Fourth llcgiment Band ill b -' --'
°“'. ' “ I :F I _ in attendance at the big linens; ~'1`h° "Weis “Hd W°f<ls el a iwpul
. , I 1 _nmtch between the ABM” and Cry* song will appear in tomorrow’s Guq- l
a-
-* tals at the Arena to night, dian. Musicians should u~y_ tho ,b
' tes
as made' by the late Neil MacKinnon of Suniiucrside. We are “OW
prepared to supply this valuable curative Ointment ivliolesale and
retail. Its praises have been sung so often by grateful users that
it is unnecessary for us to refer tovits many good qualities ` `
25c a box. .
| The MacKinnon Drug Co.
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Cor. Gt. Geo. 8: Ki. Sta,
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“Splendid table cloths by the yard
at 25c. off every dollar’s worth at
the House of quality. I’aton's.
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Make s note of this- Prowsi
Bros.. Ltd are making a free dis
trlbutlon of the returns lor thi
last two elections. Those inter-
ested in the coming Bye Election
can getthem from an appllonilon
to the firm.-- l-26d2i.
“Patnn's sale is of importance to
every buyer on P. E. Island, to house-
holder or individual. its chief at
tractions are its well varied assoit
ments of suitable merchandise and
plentiful qilnntlties of everything
from which to select at } to 1-3 off
every dollar. Paton's I ' 1-Zddti.
"Buy your suits for ready-wear
fashionable and elegant at. such a
low figi ro that you can have two
for the price of one.-Prowse
Bros, LLC. I-2 lqtf.
"Exceptional offerings in men’s, wo-
men'a and childrcrfs wool underwear,
stockings and half hose, 25 p. c. oil
cvery dollar at Paton's clearance of
surplus stock. 1-26d2i.
"We will scll furniture for the next
three weeks at prices that buyers
ought to take advantage of, dis
counts 25 p. c., 33 1-3 and -Q; pric.-._
I’atoii's. I 1-26d2l.
"English and Canadian cottons,
one extra and special bleached cot
ton free from dressing at 8c. pri'
yd. See it at Paton’s. 1~24dti.
"We have a fine line of high grade
hair brushes, soft, medium of hard
bristles, fine quality backs and bands
bristles firmly set and recommended
i`or wear. This is the verv best line of
hair brushes procurable-you'll be de-
lighted with their excellent appear-
ance and long wearing abilities. Pri-
ces 25 to $5.00. The Two Macs. ‘
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i l . W7’ ‘ 'f '_
' Nolice io Cheese
Makers
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to noon on Wed-
nmday, the Sth day of February,
1911, from persons willing to con-
tract with the New Perth Dairyin;<_
U0. for the making of cheese during'
the cheese season of 1911 (May 22nd
to October 31st).
Tenders to state price per 100 lbs.
cheese manufactured, cheese maker to
provide all help; or to stat-e ivngcs
Der month, cheese maker to provide
all help. Tenders to bc marked on
cover, "'i‘endci°. for cheese n.ai<lug. _'
The Directors do not bind them-
selves to accept the lowest or any
tender. _
A permanent nitiuitiou to Llie right
man, as the factory is in oporntion
tho whole year.
By order of Directors. '
TJ POWER, President.
R.M. McMILLAN, Soc‘y.
New Perth, -&i_>.n.l., Jnn. zi, iuii.
i»<i21,2a,31;2.4,1r21,ilo,i,3,c.
 
I-‘arm for Sale
at Meadow Bank `
West River '
This farm fronts on West River.
containing 100 acres. `in high state' of
cnlnvstien with good buildings. seed
Dost and wire fences, near schools,
chtirches, stores, cheese tac_toi‘y. and
Bitliated in one of the best farming
set_tlemerrts,_ln _Qiigeitfs County. _
;.f I - I ‘Applyitos ` »I I
l' ROBERT C. McMILLAN.
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`iVlIu`N’i~l PO(ll’(E’l‘S SAI<‘}'»}
li ri man wants to throw his trolls.
Sre over thc beck oi Ia chair when he
gots to bed -at night and lie down
with thc peaceful consciousness that
in the morning the pockets will he
right side in and car fare undisturb-
ed, let him vote for wnniali i-uitirage.
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson, the Eng-
“votcsi for women" will solve this
perplexing problem for pondering hus-
hands.
This new argument in favor oi
equal`suilrngc nearly inaugiirated a
stampede toward “the cause" on tht
gart oi' the thousands of men who
ade up half of the big audience that
listened to thc actrcss in Odd Fel
lows' Temple, llrond and Cherry
Sta., in Pliilndclphin.
It was in the open disc-.iisslon which
followed the lecture that this qucs
tion was unfolded:
"How would woman sudralre pre
vent a wlfc from taking iiioncy from
her husbnnd's pockets?"
As quick as a flash came back thc
answer, “She wouldn't need to take
....,ney, she would have it herself!"
And yet, Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
says, the enlranchisement of woman
will not hast-an the millenium.
_'_'They,sny,f,hat suffrage will unsex-
the women," she declared, in answer
to arguments of the antis, whom she
flayed right and left. "I‘ should tak-e
off my hat"-she wore a big picture
lint, too, with nhalf dozen long pins
-"to an unsexed woman. Sh0“1fl 9ll°h
a woman exist.. But there isn't such a
thing. If there wcre, she would be
travelling with Barnum ze BaIley."
The gloved hands of the thousand
-.vomen in the audience went l'a~t-i»hl»I
Miss Forbes-Robertson said that lu
England men are less cliivalrous to-
ward the woman than they are in
America. _
"Now, <lon't smile, men, I didn’t
mean that for a complllliellt." Sh?
said. "Chivalry toward women means
with you, ‘I am strongi YOU “V”
wi-nic' 'rhcy sw we shouldnt vote
because we cen’t fight. But warfare i.
nothing hilt grab. In early times
1_1-ihes went to war and grabbed thc
women of other tribes. Thcn the man
who gm\,},(._| would exhibit his wo-
men nn his v\‘nuertv~ The tfrm flniiy
lnigirn as an oxliibit. of linr husband s
property."
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ZENI EGGS
Fm) T0 BE DESTROYED.
ivioumnriiii., Jan. as-At n special
meeting of the civic officials. ll- WHS
decided that $100,000 worth of frown
eggs which were condemned by the
Board of Health must he taken out-
side the city limits or destroyed with'
in thirty-six hours. These canned B28"
ai~e'now in cold storage.
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WZCAN FILL. IT-IP '
_ osAvn~ni:'r_\lo;r_5- _
  
$3  /. _  _
In I ».-.».I..  F’ ,._,,»__ I),
 
Of course we can fill iz if you so desire,
' ‘ snihie io save n
. l v it is I _
;‘g,hv:`.1.ex,  insieadpgi' extracting it as
~r da I, gone bye. We can H180" '>'°" °f
I iccelient work in filling- brldiel "ow"
is/oi-ic lrcntment. and full sets.  irst class
I . _
woik at reasonable prices.
|15 Queen Sl.
  Nell Beer Q Coffs
Pho' a 276.! .I
1~ dfiiiw6ip<l, West River- ______ ________ _k_____
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,, Fi Dealers. - Kin fave
Tagrhyegbvfitihmenibnd Address so list we
mail on inf rmatinn
L nch~fXl~I£o ~~ » c vi I I
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To Rishermsn- It ml;  ulte orxlimfcorrcspondence l|\lW°l’°d- l"’lC'
new that there are we 6% ngin l'.i'nt.1`»'“ 5hii'i'l"li Cnrd' "nd same"
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lichen Commlilllvll dil&%¢\l_!#l'lR_tter .seiliaiiftltlvalzelif--re umblhhed 47 YEARS
than ou have experienced.. I
TRY JS. _Our carefiiilttantlcll 
"ind refer you for sisndin to
D 's Mercantile Agency. rad
Rnd h'“'d""x’ pmmm ‘ - 1.-in--I mm the Merkel and
iindresulisresched,nett§° I" "ree" _“"9 k or an wud,
ofiheliiin d ri i' not nuni Fnlwn N§“°"‘ ."“ Y
sslg wi|| L5 ,‘;:¢|::;:;,.`¢'p §_'__b\,|» nfs dealer in the business.
plsceofhueinesslsihiriiiidfl _ _  ‘J
I i;_yuif¢n`r_i»h unite NCW Y0l'li_
'°-1.“.°\9_-~inf:~ _"H7 ."f‘_r_-I' _ ‘  '
wiinu woiviuu our vo'i‘r-_:_
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FlilacKllinoii’s En lish 0i l I       
_ I _ n  cert tonight will please remember` , ‘
, that the tickets which were 35 cents H' 's U“d°f5i-00d that Capt. F. W
last evening are only 35 cents ,_0_ L. Moore of St. John. lllstrlct Stn
night. Bo Ithere will be lots 0| Asvnt of the Maritime Provinces,
twenty-five cent seats. coming to the Island to relieve Co
_ Okllvie during the three months the
Tha lineup 0( the teams 'or the llllflr Will BP5Ud EDFOHJ.
891110 ll0liight will lac! Ahegweits-g,
Eaunders; p, F. Hennesssy, cp.-, G, Ywtefdl? llfHfD00n at 2.45 th
l-liighsn; c_, G|l11,.,pp,_ ,__ A_ H,mn,,s_ funeral of the lata John Webst-
sey; wings, Doyle, Mumagham (_,.__,_ took place from theresiderice of b
stain--g, Doucette; p., Duggan; (,,,__ erm. A..F. Webster, to the rsilwa
Mcnonnhi; iI.,onllnnt;\vingn,A<inin», Sfaflfm- 'l‘l\° body wel taken t
Phillips. Marie for interment today. 'I'be foi-
this evening. Reserved santa are on
sale at il. E. Hughes'.
A close and exciting game of lioc-
key took place in this Pi. D. (_). rink
between the Collegian Mohawk and
Prefect. teams. The latter were victor-
l0liS. defeating their rivals
lish lactress-suflragette, says that by H Score of two to one. Brad-
_ord McNeill made s satisfactory ro-
ferce while W. McNeill, as judge of
nay, iuliiiled his duties in a credit-
able manner.
The selection of it military contin-
gent ironi this Province to the Coro-
nat:on is now being_ made. Ofllcers
-ind men are to have their passage
paid going and returning, including
nesls on the voyage. In addition
ihu ofilcrs are allowed $1.50 ami the
:neu 75 cents perday. It is not yet
lad over asf it] is one of,tlie_ la
lowing were the pellbearerez A. W.
it lg not probable that the Ahhh,” Stems, J. T. McKenzie, J. P. Goi-
and the Crystals will meet again this d0°» Rfobert _ VB-llmefilllllé. J- K-
wintcr ili the Arena so all should Ross -and James'McIsa.sc. The ser-
take advantage of the opportunity 0,- vices at the house wereconducted by
seeing (hem may when they meet in Rev. Z. L. Faph, who with his tw.,
thc second League game in the Arena 30"” °¢°°l’DDBuled the body to Marie.
'l he funeral was largely' attended.
.  _
Victor McWilliams and wife-, City,
had quit/e n thrilling experience ro-
cently while` crossing the ice naar
York Pt. Mr. McWilliams with his
wife and young child had been- visit-
ing friends on the other side of the
river and were returning Sunday
night and attempted to cross the
ice, getting on at York] Pt. ’l‘ha
horse and sleigh broke t rough and
the occupants were submerged. Mrs.
McWilliams had a narrow escape
while the child was got out with
much difficulty, having a rlose call.
Luckily the horse and sleigh were
rescued.
Burn's Anniversary Uelebration in
the Opera House this evening pro-
mises to be another big success. The
mown who will command the lrovin- Prince Edward Amateur Dramatic
cial contingent.
The calc oi’ Alfred Ahlnaas McDon-
ald vs. John W. McDonald, an action
lor trespass, was continued yesterday
In thc Supreme Court. The case was
:oncliided late in the afternoon, the
jury returning s verdict for plaintiff,
assessing damages at $25.00. As t‘iis
s thc last case on the docket, Couri
then adjourned until Monday, Fen-
ruary 13th, at 1.1 a. m., when argu-
ments and motions will be heard.
The Methodist ministers of 'St John
met recently and talked over matters
of importance in connection with' the
Methodist. social union now being for-
("Il\ib will again no doubt, merit the
,ilaudets of a crowded house, as last.
night, in its pleasing presentation oi
the popular drama “Jessie Brown,"
a brave Scotch dassie. The special
costumes, with the kilt and Fil’abeg,
and the Tartan plaid, is in keeping
with the scene laid at Lucknow,
where the gallant Highlanders, lead-
ing the Britlshsoldiers, dlstinqlulshed
themselves. and relieved the garrison.
All' who wish to spen-fl an interesting
evening should secure their tickets.
Other popular features Will be U12
Highland dances, The Auld Bcottlsh
songs, Orchestral and Pipe music-
Tickets and Dlans at Jamissoull and
Rankln's at ten o'clock this morning,
med. 'Those present were Revs. J. and at the Opera HOUSQI all “V93
Heaney, Dr. ldlandcrs, G. A. Ross, thirty this evening.
W. W. Brewer, W. F. Gaetz, William
Lawson, H. Wigle and Dr Wilson.
Reference was made to the moral and
social reform work l_n the city, and
an interesting address was given by
Mr Wigle who drew some points
of contrast between the Methodism ol
the east and west. A letter was read
from R-ev George Steele, D. D., re-
questing the ministers to give him
Q their sympathy and support his work
in connection with the supernlimei'-_
ary fund. (All the clergymen mention-
ed above are well known in this city
and l’rovince.).
The foilowiiig ii-i from tho (lalgary
Albertan and Mr. Boundy referred to
Y Pl' Y lll
solemniaed at the home of Ard.
Gaunce, `510 'l‘we'nty-third avenue
west on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.
when the Rev. J. Wilkln of Vlctorli.
Methodist church,- united in _nianriagr
Leonard Lionel Bcrunrly, of this city
and Miss Lilla Beatrice Bryenton of
Amherst, N, H. The wedding march
was played by Miss Bell, while the
young couple, who were unatrtended,
stood during the ceremony under the
arch leading into the drawing room.
After congratulations, all sat down
to a sumptuous wedding dinner and
the remainder of the evening was
spent in chatting and story-telling
iiitcrsperscd with music by Mrs. .I.
lil Love and Miss Bell. Those present
bl. and Mrs. Love, ,Mrs Burleigh,
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sy to Take 1
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,_ -asy to Operate
n .1-suse purely vesswble-yer U51*
migh. prompt. healthful. esti|fact0l¥*
'I-lood’s' Pills '
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formerly belonged to this city. A S __
vor ett but iiet wedding was  x
I Snap
Three g0Od cakes of
' Toilet Wool Soap Sui.
__ . table for washing wool-
len goods or for the toi-
' let.

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money. Buy at our
Kent Street.
~' palatable, economical and
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IIANDFUL 01’ llllAl.'l`il
nevery handful of Superior Flour pul
into our Cream Bread and Rolls, and de-
licious Pies. Don't waste time. labor and
SUPERIOR BAKERY
Take it easy and let ns work for yrii.
Best for you in the end. (Remember ii is)
I _ Unlike the ordinary ape;
' rient or laxstivc draQ1!'t
-Macs Aperient Salts are
4 iefficienugfanulal' and effex-
~vesceiit they are easy to
Itq_lte, are mild get certain I
action and are t e best for
people of all ages.
For bilioiui sitsckii, habitual
Dr, Allan, Cardigan, _ was .in the I
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Bargains in Dress Goods Remnants
I Bargains inkeiiinaiits of Silks ,, ,
I .Bargains 'iii Remnants of Laces " I
,Bargains in Remnants of Prints _ _
Bargains in remnants of white cottons 
Bargains in remnants of flannelettes _ I.»__I.:..I. ‘
l _ Bargains in remnants of Embroidery ,'j'{"'*_"
‘_ Bargain remnants of Sheetingii.__./fy _'
I .Odd lots of ladies’ neckweanveilinge, frillings.  _'
Odd lots of men’s sweaters, white shirts etc. ff'
Second dayol   thc, 
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Cl-IARLUTI`E'l`O\VN"_S GREATEST rnidwii-.iter_ buying chaiiee
' opened with a rush yesterday niorning-and"will continue all‘d|.y to-day.
_ There are bargains of every sort at every counter, i|.nd_ws*;_ieed hardly
t. _ tell you that the bargains are notable and genuine in their reductions Melt I
of you have learned in 18 years of shopping with us that a bargain is just as
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"Did you see that lovely embroid-
ery that thi y are selling at 7 cents?"
It's offered in three widths, insertion
to m'iicli woitli io tot iz cents for 'lc
I The second floor has a fresh new
corset barguiii for this morning,
about loo prs received yesterday
neatly niadc,weil boned, four hose
; supp_»rtei's.
; 59 cents pair l
~°"I.»»-,-,_I »-.-_:sv
I-I .-'I>'I-I-if fi 'I - I ‘
 -I-llcre and llieric at thc llcmnanl§:lSale
_“Over on this centre counter they
have some great bargains' in pretty
litt_le.wash bows. Price I is ridiculous ’
2 for 5c " '-
Those sweaters on tlie-front ofthe 
men’s wear counter, .are veiywheap.
One third to half less than regular I
prices. They are 0.1.1 s_ize.1,I_~rt»liat’s
the reason. I '
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, ltemnanl Sale _ol   _ I. ` X I
 Waisis worlh io 1.50 _ _I III- __/I, _
A clean up in the waist section makes these two I F _ _ `  I I
_" bargains possible. ' I I ~ `   
`| Dainty, well made, smartly finished waisis, _ \` V. _ _,II_I,I \~ _ _ .
_ mostly while, worth to 1.56 for...................75c ` 1  -* "_, I
 Waisis worth io 250 lor 1.00 I    _I_ 
 Here is :mother great bargain, wide range of ._ -I,.I,  - ’ ,  _ Q' 
_ pretty \\_':ii_\~is, carefully cut, pretiily finished, __  . .I ' _,I  _
perfect filter.-_ not “bargain waists” but good  I I " *,» ` ~ 
waists :it a b.irgain.......... . . _  ..  » " I  9' “"5 I
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GOLD TIPPED BATON
' *FOR MANUEL KLEIN
Manuel Klein, musical director and
composer of the music at the New
York Hippodromn, was presented last
week with a very handsome gold tip-
ped baton which was given by the
stage hands of the big playhouse.
Tito presentation was made in recog-
nf ion of Mr. ltlelrinltinclness to one
of their number, Jas. (looney, who
wan lnjiired by it piece of falling seen-
to his home in Borough Park in
Mr. Klein’s motor car; the musical
idircctor himself acting an chauffeur
`on the occasion, Mr. Klein, accom-
panied by his young wife was about
to step into his motor car after the
peliorinunue, to attend the Hippo
il:-uma Ball which was siveiji at Palm
Gnrden when the accident occurred.
curence the musical instructor places
his wlia in a taxlcab and sent her co
Palm Garden to aweil. iilm. while he
conveyed the injured man to his
home. A presentation speech of
thanks for his kind not uecomDBui0¢l
the gift of the baton to the direc~
tor. I
night.
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"Special discount sale of oliocoim
broken.-Prowso Bros Ltd . 30°.
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I-l7dI.i` '* ad. .fl thll ilsllef `
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~-rntnn s on. i-remiss another si; °-mv. pn o. 'menu im num
days selling yesterday. They would his fh'lt"°‘l8_¢ti!i1 in till oily liit
ask their customers to shop Ianearly Tuesday evenlng i the leetun my
in the morning as possible. Even of Zl0fiI§lh_lat#i. noblest "Fishing
with cxtrs help they have been w_ork_- the' _l.ipii4sr.,"_'v.` ` ' ` ""’ 02713!
nu to nis_ir-ur.mo¢tc_spncit1.- i~e7<i1i II   ' 
I "r...°r cuz:  -.rr
_ _ _ ,_ att reno seven  _ or
I _ I __ ____ __ I w _ ten in pachngnn this wash nt new tt "ll ln ww severally conceded that .mi _ intermediate -:arf-dj. v tw;
were- Mrs. Geunuh Mrs ll "SI I 660 U- one n. 1-zcfizi. the iuteat____ipen mnlie the he-it as- nniuf .mi _(stem tu. '
Miss Burleigh MisH`Carry Bllrlelfzh “ln puttl in m ih|~ low prloe'f€l?;°£‘¥;:{;i:' lggv: fldilbksidtfsigl :l?l(;i`Nnb°Hy would mm 
. _ _ t I .s _ _ __ "_ _ _ _ I In
and Frank Burleigh. M198 ROWWI J hu suit sale- .vo are just niideuvoif- idea in placing Macdonald at cover] II , .I ' --- ':I I   ,
Miss Murray. MIHB Hell. ‘ M189 Bell  & 0  ling to showyou that casn is tht- n.niiIDeeg~n.n at'point'ror'the game bs- "Pacer-_ l_!mdie__ vil\'_Qedk_
  .‘i°“'°‘.‘.~. M” .-°“.:‘ amz. I ,__,I I   "“'°'"'°:':.°   .:“.'.1‘°-..':u"°°“    .':...""‘  ‘°"°‘......°"" “l'.i.:‘r.°.°.i§“°‘.. .i
Boiindy wi rcs e _on, o r _ we dou no ave o 0 una on; t. . ‘- I day.. ,.at _ _
avenue west, in this city." cash. we would nothavaoiven you . _ _ _ _ _ lg-y
_ _ I.- _ -#-- - these tra ueniious ofl0rl_Yl9S~ 3*- , ','_I)r- _Scboll's Bunlon Right, -.lust rumen’ -Institxge ing. ~W_e'ilnmdl¢..»
' / _  take advmtage-f them ,arid get whap you Wm", fag um; bimlqg 0( g~,|,_ mt; _ggodg pf gl.;-my-|* mug-_
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Steplien Coyle...   
Mrs. James Connolly... ..,. 
Wallace Carr . . . .
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Hugh .Ml\|\ghan, Jr... .. .. ._
Neil McNevln... ...    ..
Henry Rackham...   . .. 
conbiipalion, headaches, skin
eruptions, etc, Macs' Aperient
Salts ilgrenily beneficial-Don'i
use the old style form or harsh
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latable and efficient. Get a bottle
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Thomas Sweeney...   
Estate of James Trainor...
Estate of William Walsh...
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Real l>ro;`er?y for the year ending 81st December, 1910, containing, names of all such dehulters _and _aiellt
due from them icspectivcly with a itatedient with the Number of the Town, Wlter Iiotilid Compo! Let ll"
bn which or any pnrt thereni.__ Buch assessment is in default: ,_ _ _I
N`|lm of Rate a ei- in Default Statement of Description of Property upon whidi ` _. I lament at
° p y ‘ Assessment is made '-  tneltdue lil”
 louis and Land, Town Lot 8, Ind hundred...   ... ...__...Ql.|.ll ,
...lfoiile and Land, Town Lot 89, 5th hundred... . . ..
...lfnnle and Land, Common Lot 19...    
Wallace tlsrr...     ....»...Vac\nt Land, Common--Lot 27...    
Ellen Flynn...    ._ ..‘...Iieuil`e and Land, Town Lot ~66. lst hundred...
...Vacant Land, Commun Lot     
...Housesand Land, Common Lot 22...    
...Vacant Land, Common Lot 19... ...       ..¢_... ... LII ' .I c
...Vacant Land. Common Lot 23...  ...  ... .4
...Houses and Land, Common Lot 22...   
...1-louse and Land, Town Lot. 65, let hundred...
...House and Land, Town Lot 18, !nid_ hundred...-...`g. ... ... ... 18.50
...House and Land,- Town Lot 26; let--hundred..._..l`..l“i.. ... ... LN
...Vacant Land, Common Lot, 21...    ... ...‘,I.~.. a;.I.... ... ..._ Ll!
Notice in hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Statute 8, Edward VII 0 . \'l. 88°*-lbu WMF
,ur an days' publication of thc shove list, being list of the mtepsy  City I_ .;_ I _ - ~~ who have
_ _ ..~u.I¢i to pny within the time prescribes the augment nvtrniiaj __ponth¢in_-_  ny in we city
. .vm mmm nn nnnlia-ntlon to His Honor the Judge oi the City ourt Maid Oi I _i-#_ II against sua
,¢_l.....- ..n nv vw- ends above described or the respective amounts so levied ael*m’l"# ' ` ‘ I thu 11119116. IIC
inn.. npnn sich indnment being entsvtdl will iui-ther apply lor a warrant for ths_.q}gIey4uq_b lends.-
STEWA RTS BAKERY |‘\i49 Gl George Slf ‘II ...... ini. ith any oi anim. I. DI. nu. ‘ 
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. °°Wlldey Lodgl meets CQIIQQ.. The
-___ 'second degree will be coanmul.
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“Crystals vs Abbiea at the Arena ticket for the lecture and reid s
this evening. See the games. 1-8'Id1i. plough; avminl,  , 1_g,du_
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"Bee Love~Luck and gasoline at ~~mv~mq1-,od ,h gi; ' " '
the People's Theatre tonight. 1-il7dl.i. hmkgy muh; fn gg, Um 3...?" ,
-_ bet an or cannon: I'
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_ _ . “Prince Bdwar' Oou eil, N _ 132, bggwgi . - 
'ery about a week ago, and conveyed gon; Ar¢mum._ “mwah tm, :wang md an A ':_ I1Nm‘ i-.5
at s o'¢ioek. i-zvlui. "sammy nnyin ui; snug. pm-,Q ~-1
__... vetern of. innumerable hoelir glmsaifi'
"Attention is drawn to the sd no wiu captain the Abhleu ln in nmol?
farm for sale at Meadow Bank. Wert ‘against the Crystals at the Arms
River, which appears elsewhere. _ this evening. 1-Urdu.
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"Both Abbim and Cfvitall hav, for the making of steel-a fqrfhelfev
_ -been pri/etlcin¢'hsrd for the games Perth Dai:-ying Co. ii im w¢`~\.»-
fuimedinoily upon hearlne of the oc-lwhm, vm in played at um A'_rsn;`t¢. day, Feb. 813.1: will be emu ly
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our suit while tnn lines are uh youu. Idecuro one at Goff Bros for mu _,,¢ 5511 on lfoidq ,job Sth.
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