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f   `:5il"_¢ S*-»¥lphae1»,oni.
For over fwehtyyears I suffered from
Chronic Constipation ofthe bowels, and
I could get nomediclne to cure me, 1
tried doctors and every known pu,ga_
tive, or lnxative, _medicziuc known but 1
was'no_b`etter. Sblnetimes, if I did not
take medicine, 'I would gp four or five
days, without 'any action of the bowels,
During all this time I was weak and
suffered frpm Indigestion constantly.
About s year ago ii friend adviiied me
to try _‘fFruit-u-t_ive_s" as they had helped
hei-.' I' begin f taking “Fruif.g;¢iv¢9"
and from ,the .o',ptsqt I began to feel
hotter, and `i,r`iaide of a month the pains
were almost gone and the Constipation
rclicyed. In two months  was perfectly
wcll again, no pains, no constipation,
"and my complexion had"'lost all that
snllo\v_appearan_ce.
" ; '_  MAr.i1_ A. Mcnonrri..
-‘i_r_f_nii.n.giv=s' '_ni~il.rniii Liver rnnieo
-are' the only remedy known to science
that actually cure Constipation. They
do this by making the liver healthy
mid active-thus causing more bile to
flow into the bowels. 152
“Fruit-a-tives " - or “ Fruit Liver ‘
Tablets” are sold by dealers at 5oc a box l
--6 for $2.5o_-or will be sent on receipt
of price. Fruit-a-tivw Limited, Ottawa.
- Lodge N o. 95, I. 0. G. T., Annan-
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uschold througlinut
_ nuiguo rind vicinity
¥ore puro wiiolesonio
cols prim-_|l. ll is sold
ou its inoriis nlono. Wo
do not hu.\'c fn frivo prvui-
¥i|iisio sell lt. i’lCltl~`l<lC-
V __ ION Bill/.`Nii is <:ui'liiin-
wu prov u y _ r.
brows out stipiig; and
deliclmisr in flavor- noi no
hitter' taste; is scllinl! like '
- hot onkos nlnong our _boat
cilatorriors. 'I‘ry some nt
your hninc: Wu nro sure
yo\\ will enjoy ovary sip
nf' lf. (>\1r|ii~iiei-.is ‘.t5i:c|itu
Spirit of God, Thou whose breath is
I-he burning 5131116 01 ii llI"r. Barley per uus..._... ..
Into the brazier of clay in whose Hayper mm 1¢,,,m____ _ _
Beef perlb (carcass)... . 
Pork pcrlb(cai..ass)..... . 
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Lest all the spirits that throng un-' C
seen in the darkness shall say. nous per bns_..._ 
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THE KINGS COUITY
__  lianaler: and in Souris. Ps
' `  Ollim in Montague. Capt VI. A- iqhaafona J
rcy
G- Seaman., larihzsr-
 Geo. C. Robertson, formerly
Laliave Presbyterian
held in the Court "House at Souris 0
were nominated as candidates t
represent ' the ,li‘1rpt_ pistrisfl 0
Kings in the Leglsla ive Assembly
...The Officers of Prince , Edward
ale, have been duly fnptalled by e
odge Deputy, Josqih Chaley for
C. T.-John Tossell. ~
V. T.-Matilda McDonald.
S. J. T.-Chas Lanta.
P. CIT.-Bertha A. Howlett.
Asst. Becy.-Mrs. Albert Myers. Q
M-Arthur, McD_onald. _ 0
D. M.-_-Bruce Swallow. ' P
Treas-Barnett Blackett. - ‘
Guard-Allred Brown.
'Tai-i1°<fil=i.l!i.i'r‘on_ B
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crumbling chalice I keep
Under the cumbering ashes -1 soul
that smoulders asleep,
Lireathe, though the clay should con-l Lamb pe lb i°"°“‘l""  "
sums, breathe ere the embers ‘-‘
“Surely the sentinel sleeps, for. the Q
cresset is empty and dark. ' F
0 indifferent -guard and unkind, to
of Georgetown. P.E_I., has bun gn: tonight in the Montague Rink. Pro-
ducted into the pastoral charge 9; cseds in aid of ‘band. Admission
gong;-_°ga¢|°n_ only 10s_. ‘ ~ » 2-841111.
the Liberal Conservative Convention UOUDW UN °ll§8§0l110hf» Of M188 MBU
on Baturday afternoon. John M ViBi¢°“ his °ld 7101115 in MUDUISUU
Lean and Jann Kieknam, souri recently
nsuing quarter viii- ' Corrected. for ovary Wedneediiy and
Secy.-‘Albert Myers. Hmlngp rbbl .  00 to M00
od,,perquint|\l   $400to 500
0
...There was a big attendance at ...The Los Angeles, Gal., Times an-
c- . '
s, ~ '
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f i
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Fin_g°cy__E¢he1 0ha'gey_ _ Turnlps per bui..... .  .. ..
Einra
Sentinel~Pius E. McDonald. 051111281 :wr owt...........
(Lugy L`yttmt°,\ 3 Hay presscrl.......'......... Slow
Chickens per lb   
Hides per lb .... ._ .. 
¢xpi1~e_ ,Caii.~.klns, per lb. . _ ._ . . . . . . 5
_ - |Appies psrbns .. . 
abhageperdoz...... 
‘.._0ome to the Leap Year Bkatc
Johnson to A. D. McEvoy who
MONPAGUE MARKETS. `
Saturday ls°iuo.
,taper bus........ 
tntoes per bus  25
. per dox....... .
16
22
_ _ $3 85
utter perlb(dairy)........... .. 18
utterpar lh(orenmei'y).......... 24
bo 1000
ui to7
Bto 7
oolps`rib......,... '... . tow
50
50
40
40
iour, Roller Process ner Iwi liis.. $5.00
Turkey por ....12 to 14 back from hatching. I say shoot all
show for us never n spark. _ _
Give her no word as you Russ. G , ii,____ - ~ you can hof féltiemh because on their
than gives us no light on our way Bout ’ “ er ‘ey start shpumn'
_ way., _ storm from the north spring up
Comments On Spring
Shooting Oflieese
And Brant
doing anything but what they
thou ht was rl ht
~ derstaud how to shoot/ and under-
stand the habits of the birds you
shoot at.-Wild geese only stay a
short time with us in spring on their
way to hatching and brant are n
little later -coming' and stay longer
because they want the weather
warmer. To go north t»My gather
in very large flocks and starting go
around and around until high in the
air to fly_ to their place of hatching.
It is said thatbrant go furthest
north of any of our birds to hatch.
To have a close season for geese
and brant would be a loss to this
Province of several hundred dollars.
The poor Indians as well as lots of
white men would come short. In-
dians depend on spring shooting to u.
large extent of their living; because
y t err
way hatching and in autumn coming
f e
/ _ .-_ _.
-1- ~-_______ ____- __ ___ ____ _ __, those birds_ may carry ‘right across
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a/ 
s\f;é<-i\-
ly way nhond of on ' \vc ~.=__ . _ .-  W - ' -
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EURM -TnAiN|N_
You Will lie Siyllsll if you wear this
Superior Model-"TIIC C0l'S¢l Wllllfllll
8 Rival", sold in all good Stores through-
out Canada.
No \iout woman has ever yet reduced her sh-
domen with Comfort and perfect nlely, by the
useci any ooriet except the "D ll" N0. 575.
lt is impossible fo accomplish- iimiluvresulta by
any other method-there ia no aubatiluts for this
Renowned Di A Form Training Corset Siyle S15.
Price : $3.50
' li0llflNl0N (I0ifSE'l‘ C0., Manufacturers, Quebec. Montreal, 'ioronro
,I
If you are looking for a stylis
isuitfor spring. you sl'ioL`1‘_cl see th
line of new suitings we are showin
li/IcLel1a1iBros. 2-24fini_wfmiiw
por pound. We also l\i\\'o
tin ii uuil 5|m\|nrl tin.-a,
nt 750 ond $1.16.
i lr ~ `
. A. .iohnstone
` (II.  M 'TllFl`e are litmdrcds Of Splél-‘did Eastern Tru tCon|.fuiiy paid ..
°“mg“e~ bargains, something to suit almosi uniiru mis inrnn-no-...  SIL
_ everyone, a rare charce fo supply. NnvaScm.|»\ 'l‘eI'-nhn~i~_xd.._.l12
dttsrftf the family nerds economically. Pnrwltins ......  32 »
Come 'in and look lhem over.
M. Trainer & Co- 2--24d3i.
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D0 yonjeed agocd comfortable New Brunswick  ...275
4-grit or rape; If S0, a'i1d'ygu are hot Nova Scotia ....... .. 
Pm,ucu1m,_ about .tha ]i_teaL‘_s,v]e Royal Bank of Canada.. ., ._ .
come in and secure one for $1.5
worihip to $r5oo at our house-
"-leaning 3115 M' Tmlnof  C° Acadia Sugar, Prafem:d...... 92
, ' 2--24d3i.
Dor.’t miss our* spring sal
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'MARITIME i"ll0V INCE SECU RITIES
li Qnnnetions fnrnlshei by J.C Mackintosh
é ` ‘ \& Co., Exchange Building, Halifax.
N. S \ »
g' Bruin =- /inked Bid
im
British North America. _ ... . . .145
_Commei-oe`. ......   __ 158
' 270
270
221
_; onion anna ni nam-nr . _....170 un
M lsoellnnnnus :-
Acadia Fire Insurance, . . . . . . . 05 00
E8
Aearlla Qugar, Ordinary. . . . . . _ .42§ 38
Brandrani-Henderson, Common25 £0
Eastern (7anMluSavinn_-&Loanl36 183
e' Em-tern Trust Com. 50°/, paid. . . . 130
115
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110
30
Rol»i»Em.:Ineering Co, Bid. . . . 95 02
Robb Engineering Co Uo.n . . 40
Stanfliilli si, LimllA=il.Pi‘d... . . _
StanHeld’u.Llmiuir‘ 'lummon _ . . .
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TOWN OF GLACE BA
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' - -.¢__ -' wr [Goveihinient Guarantee] i M
__ _4 p.c. Due. 1908 _--19:6 _
_tr  g, ,fir Deiioiiiiiiat~l_0i1» S5000.. $500- d.. ,_ .b
The-Interest on above debentures is guaranteed uiicoii itroiiu y
Price to Net
V written eiidorseuient of t_he I_’rovince of Nova Scotia: __
SPC
. TOWN QF (ILACE BAY '_
‘ 4 ifé p.c Due 1916. _
Denomination $500.00 Each.
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Mr J H Woods, of Point Rock Mmd Amour Foy, v|¢toi-in, to H
H -: .  ` od,” t' A ' in Olwidl b0_-_.I N» Yw 554'* hnd “LV Gertrude Harvey, Albany. L
1 We own and apr for' sale at par Ind MU" " "°" _ < paggfigii A \}°ed:»°¢¢a°:ng1  ~ L0
_ _ ' _ '_ - _ I ` ~ ~ - ~ i > " se e n my 0 l_ _-__ _ ____-
`$`5IUDiJ Bran<ird_l1\'|`l¢illl¢!'59" -6 R__° BOM’   mpg - E
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rim mir. in-Q-in-im:igapaapgpémcggngnafpgrrgbg__f_l|°§°mmji°“"°"_""i‘°  ,winvpr milfs 'scarcely speak. My 03”, nn. zz, moi, Albert D. R
i `\  'lnmdsawg abominof wmni  ' _vofoo Wal gone. 'Iwo doctor! didn't (kllbwk and 15 yu;-,_ -_ G
‘  ”" ,mn uifiw muzoomniiw ini.,-my cami- and Vernllh heir me-at all The iiaxt donor ~ g,,,,,»,| god", Monday, at 2 p. in. au
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As-adla Snizar..... _ . . . . .
 105
Halifax Electric Tramway. . . .100
NovaScotiaStea|&.Ccai,F|rat:i..i05
N28. Sr.~1ei&Coa| Uoosolidf\md.l00
Robb Enirinuerimr. . . .. . . . . . 100
RollirMuruf'oi'ri  95 -
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Union Pacific _ _ . . .
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“°°"  Tw in  Q  kndémanytllingoio ¢d;d.for° Oeotrrrh
r- Br c ‘_ ' -I -‘h h ` i'f;,,¢p|m eg ' and Throat T ouble aa ~"0atarrli-
'ts Home W""*- ¥°"!"°"9""""""°°" '° ° V' |,¢,,,,m,`| ' ' owns." Urs if wider. 1°r’re Nt
U Mn ter tomorrow, ale and tl 00 at all
P. E. Island because it is only -nar-
lrow.
The gunners in this Province have
tried to shoot -all possible-of those
birds, and after they leave us they
are shot in wheat fields and other
places by the hundreds with double
barrel breach-loading guns. With
all this there arc lots of geese and
brant. i
The great trouble is to get them
nt any time-because those geese
some of them are likely from fifty
to one hundred years o'ld, and those
old fellows have always had n sn-
lute fired at them coming to P.E.I.
and would think it very strange if
this wasfstopped. The firing at them
educates them, makes them wiser.
If the shooting of`gcese and brant
was limited in spring when tame
fowl are very scarce there would--be
scarcely any kind to bc had and
wild birds are very healthy. Old gun-
ners would not go through so much
hardship as they have done, only for
eating so much wild game. I think
all birds that dive should be shot.
because they destroy the small lob-
sters the hatcheries carry to those
inside reefs to grow and they de-
stroy smelts that turn in n lot of
money. Their living is on the bot-
tom-all kids of small fish.
I have shot shell ducks in fall with
small lobsters inside of them. One
flock of shell ducks may destroy
perhaps as many young lobsters as
several factories. In the fall I have
seen on reefs nt Governor's Island
and in the bay several hundred in
one flock. It is right to preserve all
wild _table birds that hatch here.
There should bs a dresser of birds
HOW TO TEST FLOUR
"How to know when food stuffs are
good." is a puzzle that faces the in-
experienced housekeepsr at every
turn. From market to butcher, from
butcher to grocer, the same perplex-
ity awaits her, but she can escapirp
many mistakes by keeping a pad to
good. - n
Good flour should be creamy, not b
dead white, nor yet have that bluish i
should not form into lumps when t
millers express it. When made into t
dough it will be elastic, easy to
with a springiness that is quite no-
Ontario fall wheat flour. Wi*-11 WB t
rich mellow flavor, provides that fo
beautiful brown crust in well made 0
Bonrl qun‘.»i|.lnna are with uncrue_d ded in -just the right; proportions st
_iI!f»°~r\‘r'l- ___ give the good qualities of both, m
g’ H, ’”"‘_"'”“'€'_,-T with their faults eliminated. _ _
'   _This blended flour stands every
__..__ test. It has already gained a de-
Nnnn nan. servedly popular place in the os-
Jnn. Foii.2l. team of good housekselmfi. and ill
fact they declare the _blended Flour
is far ahead of any other that can
be bought today. ' `
The best way to assure yourself of
the quality of flour is *buy a
little and try it. You leave
yourself some trouble, however, if
you begin by using Blended Flour!
then you won’t want to use an
best for broad, and beat for Piliiffy
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FOY-HARVEY-At the United Bap- f
McPl-IERSON - lrrthia City. Feb
` II, 1908, Daniel John, only son of 0
  isrunsnin   _ __ _ __    
i. H. Judson Of Alexandria _ y lsspring _
GUARDIAN- lllllli FHUM ~   a  . -_  

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at- the lnsc meeting ni the Finn   
and Game Association at Charlotte-   pf. ' _,f=§l3',
town the resolutions were passed to __  f‘_`-`;r'_ 'if
preserve wild geese and brant. Now _-‘ ‘3»?~"§§_"1r=* A,-"~‘ '-
I do not think the association was ._  i==`~' T  1 :
_i -.J » gfr .lf
_ _ 5 _ ,v _if _ .
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g _ E . {__'  1-- ._ " »
~To know about shooting b'rds is §‘-`_’_- _ i »,‘
a trade or experience. You must un- . "'_.'_"_ _ %_
  ` - _ _
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.rr--_ 5'. -_-_rr
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s i , ,
the making and sale of baskets is 3-/ »-/’ ‘
not as much in demand in spring ns _
they are in the fall. The geese and _
brunt are onl callers here on ‘h ' . ' ‘ ' - ’ "
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  A   Suitin s
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16'. '__ g,-J _ '. 
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';»;:s .' 2 3' -
Ma<_:Lel|an' Bros_
, li
. HE _new suitings have
T arrived. The largest
and Hnest range we
' have ever shown, is
- now opened up, and
awaits your inspection.
Every new pattern and color-
ing is included in this great
showing.
Come in and have a. look, we
know you will be pleased' with
them. _ `
2-eqdmwfrriitf
hired in Charlottetown, if hc could`
not make enough-help him to dress
all kinds of birds of prey, because-
those are what are making game
scarce in P. E. I., not thc gnnucrs
Say if there were one _hundred owls
of different kinds besides hawks and
other birds of prey what do you
think it would take to feed ffhem
for a year-partridge or rabbit. They
can catch them and know how, and
must live, and can fly all over this
little Island. If they do not get
their meal in one place they will get
it ln some other part of it.
Mr. Calder I believe was one of
our best laws to preserve wild game
on this Island. He may have got
some table birds to dress, but if hc
did, look at all the horned owls and
white owls and other birds of prey,
and hawks you would see in his win-
dow. You won’t see those today;
they are increasing in the woods
faster perhaps then thc partridge or
rabbits are increasing those are
some of the ideas ol the eastern
part. of P. E. I. nnd»I trust they
will he carried out. I am n gunner
for about forty years.
J. _H. JUDSON.
FILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any cnse of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 days or money refunded. 50 cfs.
nnn/nn nl
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"i`
rafrivnsnn
~ Opera House
MONDAY NIGHT
Five Dollar Prize to be given away
I lin Pav Iiay
iiist enough to carry you
1 until the next, without a MOVING PICTURES
__ dollar to spare ? Then this
C0-rcapondeiice Schools is
' VITAL to you ? If you
will indicate on the coupon
below your choice of an oc-
cupation, this great institu-
' tion will show you how you
can, vr itliout neglecting your
present \vork,leaviiig lioiue.
or distressing yourself lin-
ziiicial y, qualify _\oursclf
f for ii his-_li position and a
good salary.
Charlottetown _ Ollice ~
international Correspon-
dence Schoois_
Box 668 Charlottetown P.E.l.
|25 Queen Sf.-
Plcase explain, without
further obligation on my
part, lio.v I can qualify for
' offer of the International I. A dilllclllt Problem
2. The Sea Wolf.
3. The Gipsy’s Warning.
4. Purchasing an auto.
EXTRA REEL
5. Rubber Necked Robert.
6. Troubles of a Baby cir-
riage. _
New illustrated Song
MR. MADDISON.
' - ~ Admission I -
Five cents all round,
6 r3rltf
rsmiiaaaaqaanscaaasnsaaiscoapsoacocrcsc
tuning a Figure
£5393
in ri cake walk is one thing,and
fitting n figure in business is
Ultra-Spanish Paperln Hava-
.na Talks Sirongly On
This Matter
I-iaviius, Fein z1~'riie `Lrii.ri'h Er-
anol, the organ of the Ultra-Span-
h element, in a leading editoriirl to-
i
T011 d°Wl1 I-mugs 511° has P"°"'°d- dsnygzeferring to .the special cclc~l.ra-
Bnd |135 l`°“5°n to k“°W will b° tion by Americans of the fsnth an-
iversary of the blowing up nf- the
attleship Maine, saysi
"They commemorate the blaekest
:1 laigjer salary in thc posi-
tion before \vliicli I hiv
I nn. in nv  
ginccr
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Show Card Writer Teacher
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“Bt that 5°m° 50"" have' It “mum blot on.Amsrican history, the world City ........ _.Pi-ov. .. ............. ._
another.Just now we are cn tiing
clolhes and making them up
in the awe-lleat manner.
If you care about yon.
cloihes don‘t pass ue in your
choice. If you do you °
Will be Sorry.
Advice given free and clothes
given for very little more.
Mcnonald & Perry.
The Nohby Tailors.
|73 Gt. George St.
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Pfeisfid in the h““d7 "7 °h°,‘,‘1d have ect orders from the war department
some elasticity, some "H18, 8' th” for the purpose of justifications in
he plan to despoii Spain ci cubs." ff-~~  
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Elrllritors for Ihr- Bunk of Novn Scotia
Money in loan.
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tended the funeral of the victims
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full dress uniform which showed ag ik t 1
has they must nave'seat their “"i‘ widllpilirnii ca‘l~e'iin5ni(lillc‘$<1:n00'2[-Iixillrillvavg
rms ashore, .“in anticipation of on ' f ____ r. ' `
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bl'6N1~ Mimltobn 50"’ Pr°"id°°'th° sos (tlie wreck has not bedn ralcsede'ls“Get busy' The next Mg carnival
glilttill- The W0 f°mbl“°d “nd l’l°“` that it would conclusively demon- guy;-beggflid in the Arena on Friday’
rate that the explosion was in the 8 y ` __
sH"iH°~ °I. o. o. F. sc. Lawrence Lodge
'_ l___ meees tonight at eight o’clock.
' Second degree
'Coupon tickets, twelve for one dol
  lar afternoon skating, Arena Rink
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'The officers attendin the Brid s
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‘Whilst at the Armories are requested
to come in uniform. ‘ 2-22d2t.
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onl, $50; boys of Ashbury College,
itawe, $14. The c cm and men of
John and Mrs. McPherson. aged |5.
Funeral from his fatlierie iesi- ll'
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Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
Edward 8.0.31., Tuesday, Feb. 25.
ANNOUIXEMENTS.
Minard’i Llnimeni Cures Dlafempar
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Havfe youateom io paper thi
sprmg? lf so you shonlo iertuinly
rct_.inies the onpoitisaitriws 'are
givirg von er our cheap _reintiant
sale; Remember cnrgacerr were
marred very c'c-e'y at fir t, jr-rt
a liv ng rrofit ani rim and ga tof
the co ti swepr 'way at our big
remnant sale- Ste; lively if you
wi ulri have inet choice. M.
frninnr & Co. 2--i4»’3i.
Sei ilu beautiful white
_ we are selling at on
slightly massed- A so
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for _iioilifivii 1 and