.ii:.i|, which reads as followdz- lpercepti
ioir yew or Mrs have passed unite tn
since Mr. Chamberlain wlirned the taken n
British People that “the Colonies will _destroy
never want for auitore. and if you‘al.l -its
,10 not pay your court___to thcmlaion oi
ii-init sim they are wllllns to roi 'rue
ieivc your addresses, you will and long li
- __ _ _ _ e
T e nc _ ui- _
pn: ol Ccmmcwe has voted in fs.v_‘or‘portuu
of reciprocity with Canllda,  ling _mimship
B'
_ . », - . _ _ t-eutht. would ini best sc. nt. 'r
_ - ‘ - _sd by ‘Fr-.e Trade, which, in _ritiah
' ' P48. would "graduall im-l.of whit
Gil c! self interest, and minds
“the Colonial sy0mi wi-ch would
"SUN llllsllf have followed 
_the ieciproclty treaty which hope
was hi
der t
are wou d comipel her ‘to in 'Shock
their p l jo
the union This was rc rdcd as lland as st Messina, and rapidly des- °”l7 "3
h ll
culled upon other American comnier- revoked
eini iiodier. in urge Coogan; tu con-
piudc the desired commercial srééty, un he belief that such action on bring
indicates that he foresaw the ' fiitnre
clcurly. The stritors for Canallfs `
the _ 0' Ca da's""}
hnnd are re n no part. c a en
the introduction oi isoe oi the inter. ‘erect
mediate tariff, with B scale of duties 'loyalt'
midway between the préfcrmtial tai-_~ 'tho sen
iii, grunted in crest- Britain gud _¢i_i_, 'iw y
normal tariff imposed on lir`n`p`o'i“~i5s _launch
from i-o_.intrii§s____out>s'ide_the British policy
Empire, was meant as 'a  to 'under
the world that Canada was orpen to _lngnrigh
ov(-_rtures,-and as 'an intimation__t¢;_in 1897
inn people of the United Kingdqrninrieish
that she might not be able to wait later b
intcrmlnably for their decision on the Foreig
Frec Trade issue. gubjsc
More than fifty years ago, in 1854, ish go
a reciprocity treaty was concluded ently
i-~ Brit‘i-ih diplomacy between Canada relati
and ner great neighbor. England L-nd _ada.
ihen adopt ‘fl Free Trade and with-|jected
drawn her perferenccs on Colonial the C
goods, and her statesman of that per- 'gov
iod were zliieily anxious to be reliev- ed" t
ed of the burden of Empire. Oobden 'opportunity ww given to the foreign
said of ( mania and the United King-lnanuf
ears later Sir John Macdonald
P P
the overtures of Canada and
t in 1807 barred and bolt
he door on their offer A. fresh
acturer of oivtnining for himself Th’
y and
l-My loosen the bonds wliic .tho il
li cu
eéloloniea to ul by a mia.. aspirairi
0 _ ‘ ll
'i°£ll.lc$ _elivells to the pas- such _a
the i>eo:~is." csnadin
~ ' ' efore th. nineteenth ce'ntury‘\va'ite'd
that in the time to come they will _was out but for the fact that ln* 'gp '0i‘li`¢q. b
qme made other arrangements" rnornen of impatience the ,United 'fast dr
h ws that the New York Cha States reiected the msignillcent op- Biitirrda
ily with which British states- people
had presented than Thgy rained
- --v-_ C'
ly advantageous to Canada, imass JY
olonies in 1906, and the British 
'ilh
the victory of Tnrli! Reform" W9 I
is succeeding shock in Eng °|°"'d
5° B
gs in Canada, and its instant t-roying the imposing st/ructure f
to strengthen the spirit oi Free Trade theory The hour has A V
to the British Empire and come for us, as a people. to open “W ‘l
se of csnndicn nauomiiey .4 our eyes and en rerornins me the G '1'
road to closer political 'iliticnl re "°°°u
ed cannon upon ner -noiionni lotions with the iernpire lies, and "°U"d
with a high protective toni! lies only, through closer commercial
which her industries have 'relations The two are insaparably H'
ed and expanded 'Phan came intertwined The British Empire of b°"°~
the grant of preference to the future must have its foundations G1°“°°
imports, followed some years ,laid in business as well as in scnti- ‘mm
y an increase in the preference ment Else must it tend only to dis N295*
n the North American contin
is would be a disaster ‘to the
race only second tio the loss 'nl'
is now the WWI Btateb -
of all the noble dreams and _ :~-V9.3
one in which the largest* -WW
of our race have indulged. It Wim*-m
not, then, be out of place in
_junction for us to appeal to -~;°7°'
u _patriotism e _snow pair illlldi 3?
e some oi the hiupire. nsvs *°f°l.“l»;
long ‘ard have been renuned "m°'5‘l-
ue the period oi suspense is
nd
of Cangda that, B8 the raii\,_
away the Corn Laws. so per "ln 3”
the more distress of a Large
voters in this country may Tig’
i ~ -  'ir _'y `»_ Q
_ .. "J
Ia outages, Capt W A Johnrione,
McLean of the same lace
x v _ _ _
'y 'rim 'runes reminded tus B\1:l¢___l»feertalel1_!°rsl°s ahead and
B 8 B
ery successful social and con-
sr the auspices oi the I. O.
I th winter, and there is an unusual
n countries found their goods union and speedy decay t 0, shifting among the lumoer
_ I vii W'-*t:§l__)“°l\°° Ol Pflllllli *ul 5° "_" llsnagcnangin Sonri|,Ii.A°corn. lUanl8¢r - -- -
g " _ ~ '  lataatncws Bret oi all. V ...Mrs. George A. Poole, of Lower ‘
' ‘ ‘ ' ' -- Montague, who has been visiting re-_'
n Robertson, Red Point, has ,latives in the West since September,
‘~_U$5..va1uable property of lleaves Duluth this week for her bofme _ '
p .
-°-_ ...A correspondent writing from Rad
eph McNeill and John Hoi Point says that Fred Stillman has
ed Point. have purchased. the pruchasod the property of Chas
ll o!RlqseBrot:hers and have Young and now resides on kt lil'
it to Eait Baltic Young has purchased the property of
"°_- the late Alex D Stewart, across the
aww' _w -B ,,|0p,_' On] mst _ ...A correspondent writes that East
Pond and has moved there
_ a Y
' ' ' ‘ . is
on of the proieccsd railway ..._A dancing class was organized at . 
ist in its development. Montague last Friday night, in the _
_- ,hall, under the direction of W. G. V
smelt fisheries oi the numgr- ldwacgonald. There was a large nt- :
sms around Red' Point hnventetrdsncc of young ladies and gentle-. ;.
oderatiely successfully. Ethel McL.nn, pianist, and the Stew-_l
art brothers, vionlists.
ge, was _held_ln._Geur|,'eDown ...The following are tho Montague l _. 
y The snug sum of S80 wa's_marl<et prices, oats per bus. thirty- - _ _ ____ _ -_
eight to forty cents, butter per lb; ` .i I _Q 
0 _ _ ‘ ' _ - - _ `
nry and Harvey 'Stowart,Kings. *eight dollars geese per lb ten cents.  HIS Honor I'\eutel_mnt Governor MC' Kmnon who formerly Opened me q
and Lao and Jadnes McDonald iducks per lb ten cen-ts, chickens per H t d d hi , ~ ~
radalc, have arrived hound lb eight cents, pork per lb' seven and Ouse yes er By an ' S speech from the throat adpmm In this issue'
twenty cents, hay per bon six t
r i _
the -llunher woods of Maine. 'a quarter cents, turkey per lb twelve V ' _,
rs of Provincial boys are there cents and eggs per dozen twenty _ _ __ __ : _ rn" fi _ ' - ___ r 
cents
ted to higher duties than Brit -- -.»_......._.. axnoun _ ____
ods, and all the forces appar “mpg 31;* _“""""“`*'“'”_
 __;._
q considered they “cle _iustifrled in pro-
ceeding., in the erection of a new hall
Mr Nicholson, City Surveyor, kindly
and raciously furnished the plans
--_ and essrs McLean Bros, donated
fr el the sight upon which now stands
(Continued om png )
Committee was then appointed -__ one of the best country halls ui this
lows Messrs Richards, A J Province The lower hall has ai seat-_
om had appuwuy d“p|_,°d_ McDonald Irving lnird Dobey H (Continued ‘mm page 1) ing capacity of nearly four hundred
<"i'i: "ne are two peoples to all in-the advantages which the United 5° 1°!
uns and purposes. . _ . In my King
Lo cr the political thread by which Unit
od
we are as communities connected ingvloss than the gradual absorption gd;
_~& 
s ill in
treat oi mi rocie should be KW'
States, it wil, involve mth I
I ur.
impor
people
li
.ni inn ii is ior cm interest oi iioen Irs y n r ”°W”"“”’° who look part ln the entertainment “nd "“ 'he "°“°”“ "0" “‘°“`” ‘S “
that we should as speedily as possiblsconcluded between Canada and the 0” m“u°” t° Wpmnt the C°mm“" ann aided" so materially lu making “"5 ‘may Lodge mum' with neces'
tee on Pu‘hT¢: Accoul1§S 8 |0118 and the sw___,_,___ sum,-,ss sary snte.rooms, etc.
¢l$_£.»a1ie took “place which las The touf0,;,,mg w_'_,, the program The Court is appreciative of all the
ill taegdjournliicnt, and was ev", __umN,____°, 'huh ,"5 rcbdqreé assistance given it.
LONDON Feb 1-"Alnerica's Bid This, he
ini canada' is the title of a. recent eomplio
lending editorial in the Lolldoll Daily hliil Wo
` I _ ' l _ of f.
_ `   °
The British so ie, iiowevei-,re '_ i
_ ~ .= _ _ i i
_ emmen " ` ' _
_ _ _ _ _ r _ r _ I' » » - _ _
Mi” - ` - < ~ -~ lin  manner and listened
»- ~ »-»~ iiiiisi  e   -
ons bgtvliilons Elnzlglidc and Hsieh-  l until the summer_ of 1_904, _wllell l-WY,  
U ' -' ‘ _ _ 2! $9
cds'
ted
Mathieeon npolrs 6! the great _(__. . .  ._ ..
_ _ with rapt,a'tjbention, most of the '”-"l-'
tanm °! this eammmme' which numbers lining cncorcd Address by _
_The flavor lingers.
The  liniiérs.
The 'pleasure Bhycrs. "
And you will linger
s over your cup
& SANBORN’S SEAL
BRAND COFFEE.
in i and z pound iin em. never in iniiii. '°'
01 CHASE
,";,,,,°’,,,, ,,,,,,¢,,_ ,Mo 'the ,,,,,,,,',,,,,,,,,,,loross; recitation, Miss Irene iiiieeneii;
"of  session when witnesses declin-f 9010. Mlhslfliay. Pownal; recitation,
led to answer questions unless with|Cl°l1l Fl0‘0<l. Blillyvalc; readiniz. Mies
the Prsnnicvs permission which wns_Weire. Huawei- River: sons. Anthony
,~,;u,,¢¢_ yur ,imp War me emu-m¢.|McDonald; duett, Miss Ways and Miss
te`ii.w`as not called together wt all.,'GB1. accompanied by M105. l'~"U11'l°
Lash: yeiir the'y_had s shorthand rs- Ways; dialogue, Miss Balderston,
sible for the expenditure ought not Flora Campbell Blld E. N. Easwf;
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Charlottetown. P. E. I.
Dear Slr:- ~
I wish you to enter my nanieas aecarididate in \`
your “biz free trip” to Halifax,
New York City,_St. john, etc. I am over 16 years of
age and unmarried. i
Naine___
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Yarmouth, 'Bosionf
_ P. O. _ __ __ ___C9u1]ty _
l_’. S. _ All intending candidates -are requested to
send in their names at once as the`Ballot will appear
Monday, Feb. lst.
lm f
.>""ZTr` "";:.::‘.r;';5'- 7.* ffrik -if 'H-~ 3 _ ~ ._
me _
. _Sl1l>=°l'iPli_oxi___Coupon
'l`lie coupon below can be used for new or renewal `
subscriptions.
To the Guardian Pub. Co,
Charlottetown
Dear Sire: - ‘
Enclosed pleasefind
scripiion to the Guardian _for. . . . . .`ycnrs
Yours Truly
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'-I--~--lwsiug sub~ ` l
was nothing ,new » n t ess comp ain s _,___
The Govefnment would not be dicta- ,_,____________ some 0, the more am,i,1_
V0't~her speakers "were Messrs éciean ,,-
and _Arsenault, co'ii'tendiiig_`thnt they _tm _ __ _ _ _
only wanted fi=.V.r play, and tliréatvh-_ wanted wie' s'iair`pla'y "and the facts
ing \'~troui>ie" ii ftney dia novgee He
it sho ld a ll -
chairman, should meet froim time to Flood; chorusl by the choir,
,time and have power to tales eviden- Miss Flora Balderston presided at ~
ce under oath as all other public ae- the rypgnnhiid L. L. Jenkins,_cfllclent-
counts committees have. When any- ly pgiormpg me duties of chairman,
thing ailecting a member ol the com- Donald E. Campbell, the veteran
niiteec was being] considered that awiionssr, after a few congratula-
member should withdraw. fi-Ie wanted tory {~¢mailkg,_-_'disposed of forty-two 0' r _ (' I E_ 
E<.>._¥fl0_w_ y_l_;om_tne Go_\;_ern_;1vei:__u____y_>ro- |,wk,,»,-5_1" n§"inn,n-y minutes at nigh- _  I Guardian Subscribers who wish io iioniinste a candidate
'pose"d ehou _ rfcpresent _e pp ion 5 get -il uros. As the amount _. _ _ lease use this
____ _,__ Comm,” ., H, cmmw _1_i’___f;__¥‘l__§f c___f__Y_____; _,__ payment ,M .niiiv. .1_w.McooNNnLi.. _ P _ _ 
they should be consulted. _The public the h-an and -fu,-m,hing5_ pbggimy ri
ands
accounts o_i_igh_t__to _he in the ii of. short ,Wi-,mg -may nge bg ninias,
members, as 'bhe year was long since* .1-1,,=,‘,,",g'i¢ the eilorts of J. _M..N‘ii-hol
closed. t was organized May ul e » ._
MR M`cl.»EAN th< lit the Govern 33,; t1!§:,1_m;:&h t,',e,,,ty_t|,,.5e charter . ‘trout or" Guardian if
mentr should iinswci Wss it fair membus Though the growth has pm, ch I __ _ W P E I
-their---the ---ocvernmenc siio-.id unrns been ,,_,,,,, ,t ,,_,,, ,,,,,,,, stud, and 3‘ ar o c o` n, . . _
both sides? They would get along _ ~' _H _ Th “ings Wm-9 . , . '_
peeier ii ine opposition were nested §§§"°,‘;’_’_,'_‘,°.'.l,§ 'im ‘§_§f,`;,, mo... oi _ r , J. _ Dear Sir!-l wishjo nominate if
with mir phyrandycuurtesy' Trium h 'DiviBl0“- S' on T., a com*  ’ 4
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PREMIER i-iasizailn repiied_ there ,Onabfe ,mn ,,,, D,,,,,,,,,,, and Court
poses, but not suitable for large
ted to, they would proceed in the 3° _ . S of
usual and regular way. Witnesses had "wus spi?ts_(~;-52,31! ghummmgrtfoison
refused to answer questions 1_a_St year the mm' ’ ;]Brgd,“f cénceived the
but only regarding matters that and Dr. J. __- __ __________ _____________
could not Properly come before the *dm °f mit ng “she Fm_est_e__.s Han
committee. Ii wus absurd eo coin oi ¢° be ‘“‘°“"‘_“° d .__ _dew _B baske,
ii committee to strike end committees, “ml with th" “Q ;{.__ s,___'_, ,D _,,,,,_
ns theyhaid at Ottawa. 'Phers was no 9°'~"°'1 was h°m~~'~"-~‘-‘ g ~
use in so much/ machinery. _ nary 1902, the sum of 5;; l1€;;__b__°;‘_Z
'riie debate was continued' by Messrs realised ,ae .estsiteg ff" __;__;1 ____ time'
Maggy, ',%__NJ_ M¢D0n‘a`_§}_ ’i‘his__was_a.dded___ 0____l‘_0m_'__'v_T_ Zé,
-_ G I ON nwve that in ' 'r ouid ina Goyarnmcn ave ve
iiiiliiiiilitilig "thc ’Cor`iii`iift`l:`cé" three ;?g\g,‘;\i~§ 1,Q`»tvv_0 ?__He .read frgm the
members shall be chosen from t:11‘e'Ob- im, _
position and nemecby them- ' nndni- dined.-ne' 'psriiss ironi :iso to
- HON. JOSEPH READ condemiiédr-[gpg gifs opposition had three mem-
eiie nninoriey report oi iss . ear. me on this eornniiiiee. ii the Preml
.would follow. 91° 015 Practice'
re it was All the 0P.Pl?'\'-‘lol
referred to the tw'o ca`r7|oail»s___ of
hay that were missing, and Dl"0l1¢9t°_'§
lt. . ' “\
Mr. Mathieson followed. Ile wus. “Binge the exercise of “unite force.
irieappointed with the Prenii'-ei-_,'s iit- _MR_ wYA'1"l1 followed on the Op-
e'ieude,in1trying to `u_iuiie_.i_iie irpupe. ,,,,,,,t,,,,, ,,,d,,__,&_,.i¢n.ipg _inet eng pup-
 Bccounts demanded close scrutiny,
lic
__ _ _ oiiiiig the exam;_i_le ofnignks and cor.
-THE -gain l‘%.§°"é_“e.‘»iina”.inn ........ n...
l  ,f,‘!;_i v®_g`g;H§;fg;‘§‘° "'*“ ".Z.2".i.‘2.‘°“?..i’.‘I'
_ _ __ r"_e`_ “Nuts ',.“
of _curfew poundsleffieeii is niifige as pmpnsed. md she' Gimosl-
oriir' ortaiic is ’ ‘ '- ini dicediituelruwn nlen
 " g  1 ~_n 'lfcllniralarand llfrlililnli WHO
N,-i‘»t mm 0; gvidsnc, `-i,u¢_ gn¢__H~Qn,, Miss Easter, Miss June Bowman and
never saw it again. The mend-e`epon~-Miss Florrie Bowman: duet. Miss
to be allowed to pack the  recitation, Charlie Larter, Hamp-
He would insist that the couiirniittee shire; song, Frsmk Flood, Ke/lly's
should be fairly representative, that Crost; instrumental music, Messrs
u h ve n fair and ca aim McDonald and 'i‘i-ainor and Miss
nur, of pass years to show that
Nalliei~~»e». ~~~._-'¢aooo4'see»lo.e»»areernns
‘ l _"ly" in  _iii ii
i- l’1'§?lii°ii‘ rlf- deli-li 'ionic
be to oihers -because
eiilih is beicer than wealth.
u.’F¢ tw thin, or
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yo ` "re iiarpdus, or___i_rri'-
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1understandthis-nnipnniwiiirgive _ ,,‘},'f,,,_`,~}§§`,`~§’?',’.§;"-Q-,§`£_1.Q§,‘ \"‘
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Coiinty... .. . . . . _
...a lotaldf _. ...'...special '
votes inthe f‘_Big Free Trip" contest to New York
'City mid ieturn
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_`Brick’s _eté_le‘_1§fi _ -
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_ _- _ ., 'df ii 'Plu;l `
~ii.oo subscription wins sooo special votes tm, of wud Che,-,-y Bug
" $1.2 5 subscription wins 3ooo special votes _, ii
$1. 50 subscription win_s_4ooo special v0li¢__S _
:ind so oii, eviry additional 25 cents winning tooo 
cx‘ti‘s votes *~
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“discussion was voiud down ny a Party
vilte d the main-motion ‘to appoint not stand or walk any distance. At
ti lied by M669*
rsT °tYr(lil§t:,t°P:oav:seT(lE.n: Doble. when
Mr, McRli'|non‘s amendment was neg-
atiyed by s party vote. 11 t0_13-
i.m._ iitei>oNALD (A. J.) moved
that the committee be increased to
arm, °i whom iour shall ‘oe immbcrv
5! the Oppoiltibn. This alter some
(A _ _ __
even among them 7
h, coigittle of sahn adopted.
‘| PREMIER I-IASZARD moved that
` the coniniineo he.-composed oi Messrs
piinnpr, tvsriinrien. ~A'ri=°w. C02.
ii ' "ird miuin had A. J. Mevwald
'nine' iua'ri-unison ouiecied en_ee
thread! t-ll¢_l9V°11 W_°5`° 9°' m°“» ' t'
-mg for the cnt tlme._tHe denounced
gh; "wicked, wanton waste" of Pun-
|i¢ moneys, whichhad :cnc vo buy
vgtos TM- the Government. He moved
to strike one the name oi mr. Lsird
ipliin the committee sud insert that
of ,Mn Browse. ' _
KR. COX claimed he was he call-
' to lit onthe comllillifce lllfil lll-
igligses nceciiiris ss -‘ein lender oi
Op iti After further remarks
Ontario,
_J _
lm um §;?tt;:?“:x,;`_ figs; 2:: the chlll_U|llB-'Ili chorus by the choir;   ° "
pe0,p,,,.s momm Au w°_Pwple _were recitation-_by W. E. Edward; instru-
interested to seo and lcnowthat their-\m°°"°1 ““'°°°~ A‘”th°“V M°D°““ld»
dn was lawfully dpehdea He Levi Trglnbr-and Miss Flood, K»eilly's
women, es-
the poweroi
g__p__p"'i»%‘i?iB
_ l, _
wE§rs-fl‘inkhLmnmd°?y’
‘wrote to you some time
Mrs.
“ When
ago I waaave si lr if fi
from female trgiblga vlohnglnlrglsmmnfe ut
tion of the feminine organs and could
.if.1.‘..f.‘.'.Ii‘;i ‘i°?.?.‘&i°i’ i$‘.’.’;’i’."§§ 35.1 “il
an ?ex-ation. but this I refused totxii.
“ friend advised Lydia E. Plnlrham'a
Vegetable Comfaound, Alter using ibm.
bottles of it, feel like a new woman,
“ I most heartily recommend L di; R
Pinlrham’a Ve table Compoundyto all
woman whosnsirvrlthfomale tronbloa."_ i
I-'2_¢f§ FOR 8I¢K WOMEN.
or thirt L dia Pink.
ham’s Vegelahle Coal unldk, made
from roots and herbs, has been the'
standard remedy for female
andlias positivelyomed tholleandglfi i
Women who have been troubled with 5
dleplaaemontqiirjammati ulcers- '
__¢.J
. ._ ~-_ ~c_»'.-.--‘.»
- _ "._',
~.f_: _#fa-_=-P
ii. si- "FFT
for the season. Fishing wugfmeix. Music was iurnished hy Miss'_` ia
i W
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f-ss-»~r-"__ ” _
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No 10
(Lung Tonic)
has an honorable record of
cures of all kinds of Lung
and Tliroat diseases/ For
years Father Morriscy pres-
cribed itlldl' CQIUHS, C0|t|S,
lrelehiils, Asthma. Sllllllg
_ef lléed, Whoepila Coach
and even Coiisiimp ell. and
the fame of his cures spread
< throughout the continent.
' In the Maritime Provinces, where Father Morriscy was
best known, there is scarcely. a place where there' is-not
someone who has bcenfbenehtted or cured by "No. io,"
and hundreds have written expressing their gratitude. _
You don’t need to expcrimentwith a Cough Mixture
"Father Morriscy’s No. io” will turf-
"No. ic" contains no dangerous drugs, such as Opium
or Morphine, and is perfectly safe even for the most delicate.
Trial siie 25e. per bottle. Regular size 5oc. . _
'At your dealcr’s. 26
Fathor Morriacy Medicina Ce. Ltd. `» ` Chalhlmi "la-
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  NUMINATIUN BUUPUN 
i _ MlSS ___ _______  __ ______ __ _ ______‘______
1'
, _ __  *_P,O. jConnty~
as a candidate in your "big free trip" to Halifax, Yarmouth, "r
n Boston, New York City, St. John, etc. '1`liecz1ndidat'e iii' over"
i6 years of age, uuinarricd, and has coiiiseiiteil to be nominated.
4.
2 'sl l
_,I _ Name __ _
 Butter Makes 
' ‘nz 1- - ' ' ‘ - gf
|  I' '______~ _. ______-15|/I’ f
_lf tlie Butter is good how nice the meal seems to hefhnt iiil _il
7 strong the meal is not enjoyed_ ..` .fl-`i1"’#  
People who are particular dbout the butter served on lhe'lr lable I
should uoeolr butler. Always fresh, and the film! hill hltpyolf
_ ran buy. just as sweet one day aa another, so you‘ll just know what tt' 
expect when you order 1oaNsroz~is's Briar.
\l'e also haven, new stock of Lard in this week. The prices ar 
as lowns ilacbwcii, and llae quality is the best. " ' '
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