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THE CHARLOTTET
f  .....f?.."ff‘l..°"‘R”"`“ ‘USUALLY UNE IJUSE
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 D  THE PERMANENT DECLINE IN BRITISH CONSOLS.
Vitality
Whenever a reliable tonic
is needed, especially for
cases of chronic throat or
lung trouble, for loss of
weight, wasting diseases
there is one remedy you
¢an depend upon to give
prompt results. It is our
Elixir Cod Liver Oil.
Thevalue of Cod Liver
Oil is conceded, but it is a
remedy that often can not
be taken by those who
need it most.
In our Elixir of Cod
Liver Oil we present the
essential medicinal propert-
ies Oi the oil with the
greasy. disagreeable prop-
erties left out. lt is very
pleasant to take. Price
one dollar full pint bottle.
.l.G. Jamieson
Druggist
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G. H. Taylor  
jeweler Sc Opticians
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Health and
‘_ Happiness
i pcrvadr- thc lmnn-s that use
Z cnurnonfs
= Home-Made Bread
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; Marie from Canads‘s best Flou
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 “Royal Household"
“Ask Your Grocer”
' - for
' 1 ~ “CAMERON'S BREAD"
t:owl§_’§
PERFEQTEUN
cocoa E
Is rich in food value and
easy to di est. It. is just
Cocoa, pu§_»Cocou, ground
from theqchoicest Cocoa.
beans.
Nurses and Doctors recommend its
use in niches or inhealth. m
{\ Do You
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Cowufl
. » “ Cocoa 'I
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- "HUG You seen the wonderful show-
iflz of "seconds" in Linen Table
Cloths. These are selling at less
than ordinary wholesale prices. Moore
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“___ Fountain Pens
._ , the standard of the
_ world. _
_‘_ \Nc have a large
' stock of regular,
’l_ safety, self-fitting and
_' gold mounted in all
styles of points to suit
_ , any hand.
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a
.
British Consols, which represent
_the :renter portion of me public
'debt of the United Kingdom, have
llod a long~continued decline in value
and rwenfly touched, st 11, tnelow-
est point in their history since 1847.
How swift has been the decline is
shown by the fact that in 1899 tbe3
per cent consols sold at 110, and it
_was then that Mr. Goschen was en-
couraged to undertake his conversion
scheme by which the rate of interest
was reduced from 3 per cent to Zi
per cent. This is now generally ad-
_mitted to have been a mistaken pol-
iCy. hut at that time still lower
rates of interest were anticipated.
| The present low rate for consols
_recalls the days of the Napoleonic
iwars when 3 per cents sold as low
`as £58 and .£59 per _£l00. And yet
there would seem to be no such rea-
'son now as then for the decline in
‘recent years, or for the present low
llluotations. In the days of Napoleon
the British nation was engaged in a
_life and death struggle, with the is-
sue painfully in doubt, while the
lpresent is a time of peace and of
'general prosperity. Trade conditions
are generally good; raw materials
are, for the most part, abundant;
_manufacturers are full of orders,
_freights are on a paying level and
credit is sound. '
The cause of the decline in consols
is not to be found in any failure of
.the public credit, but in the changed
conditions of the monetary world.
Money, although never so plentiful in
past times as it is now, is in de-
mand for many more uses and in
many more places than it was a een-
tury ago, or even a quarter century
since. Hence money is not so cheap
B8 it was. Britain is steadily re-
ducing her debt and the advancing
rate of interest therefore means less
to the British Government than to
the Government of Canada., for ours
is a borrowing country and must
continue to be so for years to come.
1 The Canadian Finance Minister of
th” Dwsimt or the future when he
shall have occasion to again borrow
IBYKCIY. or to renew an expiring
loan, will have to pay s higher in-
terest rate than was paid in the
closing years of the last century, and
the burden of our national debt,
which at present seems to be so light-
ly regarded, will become heavier than
it has been. In this connection it
may be well worth considering the
propriety of increasing the rate of
interest paid to depositors in the
Post Office savings banks. Three per
cent is an absurdly low rate for the
nation to Day to its own people
\vhen it wants money, and when
there are so many other lines of in-
vestment and saving that command
higher rates.
There is little wonder that the
amount to the credit of depositors in
the 'savings banks is steadily dimin-
ishing. If the Government would pay
to the people of Canada the same
rats for which money can be borrow-
ed in England today-reckoning the
brokerage and commission in-the de-
positors would be getting at least 3;
per cent for their money and an in-
creasing share of the public debt
would be held in Canada, where it
ought to be.
AFTER FORTY YEARS.
It is now nearly forty years since
us at once and forever the problem
outside world. Continuous communi-
for the Conveyance of mails and pass
lation. _
but with g railway owned and opcr
g s o iga ons to t e Province
ed its failure and down t the he
For the damages since accrued the
Dominion is doubly bound to pay.
But it ill uri l l
means and has meant to this Pro-
vince to be thus deprived for more
,than a generation, of its just dues.
In the forty years Canada. has ac-
in providin transportation facilitie
"iirwlnr
ment.
lf you have
"\ d s n d r u H it
\ it means down
‘~ near the roots
` of your hall'
an army Ol
da/ndruii germs
are attacki\1S
\_ 
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G .<l2,@;.
`__,/
' /}/"// the hair root
_ / and destroying
its vitality. ,
Then hair
cation surr-mer and winter by steam
nninl Railway andithc railway sys- _ _ _ _ .
tem of the mainland was the stipu- ety In the" time without very pm'
the new promise than is absolutely
_flying during the coming summer.
The three tailors of Tooley street,
who once issued a manifesto begin
llengers, to connect with the Intercol-pjnmg with the words’ “we the people
'oi England," obtained some notori-
fnundly changing the course of his-
And yet __0w_ as ___ past winters jtory. One C. H. Cohan of Montreal,
flllfirui all that tlm€,.0\l1‘ m8llS Me hlrmerly of Halifax' alnd for song; ::Ths real fragrance of the Rose.
coming and going by way of the old .t"T_';_°‘_ “evslgper m;_"" _“Wye” “nd _imprisoned in a cake of soap. That is
route by the Capes in the little 'old po 1 “lla” lil ova ` COUBJS now 8
_ce___oa__s of han, __ century ago_ p__0_ vertlsing himself as an advocate of
‘polled and dragged by the hands of thedfnsemnigzle of 081,813' Fist ln;
‘men _vithout th ___ ._ __ d _me a e nm lion seems o e o e
e a o s eam an . _ .
’ ' h d h f ‘th-
making connection on the other side, Tglilgnaizt lgziig: iI:;____;'_;'f 0 ______L_
n'ot with the lntercolonial R 'l
al way" ifter that to ascend to greater hei-
1
hts.
]ated by it private corporation. All ` .  i.ilIow}i_.
of which goes _“__ _mow how tar t__e_ __ Mr. Cilllglll agllrms thai: the lngleplin _ »~»~»~»~  North British&llIerc§tntile Insurance Go.. ol Edinburgh. ‘
. - ` .ence o ana a. is coming, an t at
g__om_i;iion___has__ come shhort of fulfill- t is coming “Like that 01 me Un____
~d States" obviously in rebellion
True, the Dominion has acknowledg- ' '
and bloodshed. That there may be
o ~ . . . .
__ io mistakeing his desire for gore he
ginmng of the present century hael ces on t tell th __ ,,h ld ____
paid damages for its heavy default. z 0 8 e w.ou ,ra _
er stand alone _and see his children
;o down to their death in battle be-
'ore his eyes to attain the indepen-
' W pay gr ging y am with lence of Canada than to be subordi-
ncne realisation of how much it _Med when ___ '_ mon __ __ _
. e a e g eno g o
stand alone." It is noteworthy
that Mr. Cahan does not purpose to
to sacrifice or endanger his own pre-
cious life in the bloody struggle It
w o er on
y no longer b ‘subordinated,
rote his family and found a republic
even though as such it were strong
enough "to stand alone." So the
President must needs be saved, a
childless man, but the Father of His
CUHES INIIIEESTIUN
[IH A Bill Sl[lMlEH
It what you Just ate is sourlng on
your stomach or lies like a lump 0l
llead, refusing to digest, or you belcb
‘Gas and Eructate sour, undlgested
flood, or have a feeling of Dizziness»
`l-leurtburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bild
,taste in mouth and stomach head-
ache-this is Indigestion. _
A lull case of Papas Dispepsin
costs only 50 cents_ and will thorou-
ghly cure your out-of-otder stomach,
and leave sufficient about the house
in case some one else in the family
|may suiler from stomach trouble or
indigestion.
i Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under-
stand why Dyspeptic trouble of n_ll
kinds must go, and why Dinpepsin
always relieves sour, out-0f'0rd_€l`
stomachs or Indigestion in five min-
_utes. Diapepsin is harmless and tast-
es like candy, though each_dose con-
ltains power sufficient to digest and
iprepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you eat; besides,
it makes you go to the table with a
healthy appetite, but what W_lll
please you most, is that you~y\'\ll
feel that your stomach and intestines
are clean and fresh, and you will _not
need to resort to laxatives or liver
ills for Biliousness or Constipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
I ranks, as some people will call them,
_but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too. if
lyou ever try a little for Indigestion
_or Gastritis or any other Stomach
misery.
l Get some Pape's Dispepsin now.
this minute, and forever rid yourself
of Stomach trouble and TnrliZ€Sf\0“~
Atlantic exulting in their freedom,
and had been crushed and “subordin-
ated” by the cruel thought that Fan-
uda had no control beyond Q petty
‘three miles from the shore.
There was oppression in the thought
iattention once more to the fact that and he __m__,e_] inland tu M____t___eal_
after waiting m;t¥ years' we d°“‘t,l‘lven there the coming and going of
want e ` ` `
n mr a tncrrun out , _
prince Edward Island decided to cast 8 y 0 e y _ a 5 g the ocean steamers iemlnded his rest
in ner lot with Canada in order that . 1°” Spirit 0’ th” ’“l'<h‘Y “"9” 0""
the rich Dominion might solve for necessaryfwe want to see,Bome dlrtlwhich Canada has no Hnghtsj' It
-turned his brain. And thereupon his
of winter communication with the 1 A BLATANT INDEPENDENT. 'imagination conjured “P me nomo"
that the British North American Act,
framed by Canadians and enacted at
their request by the Imperial Parlia-
ment, is an instrument of tyrnnny,
'and that (lanadians are paying taxes
to Great Britain. Poor Mr. (`n.han!
ls there no medical skill in Montreal
to minister to a mind diseased '.’
fthe best description. we can give of
_Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap. This
isoap is noted for its heating proper-
.ties, its delightful fragrance, por
,feet clearness and great value. Get
3 for 25 cents at “The Rexalll
Store.” The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
:Corner Gt. Geo, and Kent Streets.
we can't all qot; away to
the pine woods to get re-
lief from a cough, but we
can easily get the next best
ching-a bottle of our Com p.
f Syrup ofwhlte Pino and Tar.
‘ The curative property of
the 'pine is its strongest
| feature. We sell a lot ol lt
i and our customers like it '
That. is why we recommend
it to you-250 and 500 a
bottle-E. A. Foster,---Cont
ral Drugstore. 2-9dt.I
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moat unknown. But the Island Pro- lisposlng of his wifets relations. To The Chmlouet __ ~. (_. ‘=-'..'~_\l._.    
“mc” that entered the ““i°“ 5° mn' It would be of interest to learn the own “Har mn
_ 0 e .
ndmgly' is atm left t° “em ‘md re' Precious number of the little Caha.ns‘ Coniest Department       i _
ceive its mails b the ice-boats t -
' I ' Y l B who are thus to be offered up on the M Dear S113: '
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the Capes- ensanguined field. It must. sufiice us I Wl5h t0 tllallk YUU f0\' YOUY ' 9
Nm” that me G°"°mm°“t has re' to know that be there three, or sev- ‘Pl'0l`UPlUf-*'34 in Tfmll-llllg me T¢l'-lil 'f-zdi-. |28 "n,f°[»0§::T::'i||(i.h"!°“°“1>w"’ l:‘AE' hhmd'
solved to do better and give us a ,,,_ or even ten in numbel-_au mug,  Dollars, ($10.00) for nominating _ _ _ .. ‘i eilewen mm" "swan _
c'-sr Ferry, tins reminder is to an-ect dw" to death ,,, Order th" Canada Miss Annie Green in your Piano "` M M A DE IN' ,,fN,_'f AN ,_ ' »~=
'I \ 1;:i~~ I I
 YIIBWT I BlS
complished great things, especially- - . 2 rift  _
_ _ g _ _ _ __ is his children whom he ill if _  .___    
_ ' the altar, with something of the  0  S __~ - ~ ,-,W 
for regions then unsettled and al- calm resignation of Mark Twain ____ -"fr-,Le “ ‘f-r`-/Z’ '
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and Organ Voting (onfest lt will
this prive to the first person who
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His Record as Mayor '
Eclipses” all - Otlzers
He"s Our Man
‘Vote For Popular
Practical
Progressive
t P A T O N
James Paton Stands For What IS
Best In Civic_Governmenf
1. Efficiency and Economy.
2. Improvements and Progress.
3. Permanent Streets and Sidewalks.
i 4. Establishment of Industries.
5. Clean, liealtliy and Better Ligliicrl City.
6. More \\/ork for Mechanics and Laboring Men.
_Iames Paton has studied other cities
and knows what is doinq in the
_ world today.
Vote for Popular, Practical,
Progressive Paton.
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Be Sure of ,Your Fire Insurance
'W** I'Bl‘resent the strongest and ln-.st known Fire Cr>nipnuir>.~i in til" Wurld
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ro me Electors oi
Charlottetown
Ladies and Gentlemen :-~-I beg
to inform you that I have at tie
solicitation of a number of inlluene
tial citizens, consented to nominal-
for the office of Mayor of Charlot-
ietown.
I have :always been in favor of
tl-.e progress and prosperity of our
"’°~.:-,’z::‘f 
rms - _ " INS
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’ '  City and all such progressive mea-
.. » - .. sures the citizens desire and are
- P deemed consistent witha reason-
able expenditure of public' money
shall have my hearty support. lf
elected 1 shall do my utmost to ad~
ministrate this honorable trust to
the advancement of the citizens.
As the time is short, and especial-
ly as civic voting is now conduct-
ed by ballot. I shall notbe able,
nor do I deem it necessary to prose-
cute a. personal canvas.
I therefore avail myself of thi#
opportunity to earnestly s0licll
Asent stsummersirie your votes and influence in the ap-
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l nion _Assurance hoc|»=.t.\. Ltd.. of London.
Phoenix Assurance Cu., Ltd.. ci London-
fiurirdiun Assurance Co . l_tr.i., ol London.
(lerman American insurance Cn. oi New York. .
Ati:isAaaurr\n<:e Co.. Ltd of homioti.
S_prtn2_f'ielfi Insurance Co , of Sprinrgfleld.
l_hcenix insurance Co. Hartford _ _
fanadian Fire lusnrguicr- Us _, oi Winnipeg. _
L cwest rates consistent with absolute sr-curity,
Hyndmdn 3 CO. Ltd » Charloiieiown.
____ ____ H___Kq_ Managers, P. E. l.
1 preaching Mayoralt y contest.
Thanking you for past favors
and confidently anticipating your
hearty support.
I remain, ladies and gentlemen,
Yours faithfully,
CHAS. LYONS.
héherlifsl Sale
Edith Stowe Haszar<l,Plantifl-
and
Stewart C. Moore, Defendnnt._
By virture ofa Writ of F1 P2-
Execntion to me directed. i5-*'U‘d
,_ regular use of Molassiue Meal reduces the rate o mortality.
' out oi' the Supreme Court ol` _luri-
:na _ e " '  - _ . . _ - the
whatever that may be_ He Wm de_ he remembered that you offeyed Horses icature in Queenls. County, in
above suit, I have taken and seized
‘ ~ ‘ ~ ` ` 0 - » ' 1.- .ni chu-
  the Republic of Canada. Lacks he‘:l_¢_>tr;\nnte_<l a crgndidélic _who Pollerl M 0 I _ _ 11_‘_*__f_l;e__I__l;‘_;P_;’-_‘;?_’_;: Sggfes 'lD____e__d_____
' the courage to fall by their side in r e  mm' ’er° V0 §5° _ tl f H in ,articles vi, 
It 8 The Mme Dandrufi Germ! gory garments _md my like 8 w______i0_ _____\7;/eisshing 'Ihe Guardian every ic o ow L .
° P' talil hi t?Plhh h ht!" "‘ I -
That "foc'l!l‘ii’rin5u¥our`““r He:§u1.1s¢ii;rr.i1i;raic;ilntt;::iin_ _ V°U1’S WU' truly (‘H°ld° il" Fmld
Pan.-ua sage sions runs; Hur ;§f;“ °_‘ “‘°;§?'__Wi§_“°°°_i“2 ‘ge _“gr J- Aé STI=_\l;_A_1_11‘, AS A FOOD FOR HORSES
___ r o -so e eau y an n o- cntra e etue - i
The ___c__c__ young man ___ today ____ce_____t_O__ _me t_____g_ The new _“_ 2__2d____ Feb 8___ _9_l2 » ___ l_t keeps them in g0od_h_ealt1l. Plevenls and cures coughs, Colds.
doesn’t take any chances on losing public of Cahanada will need a Presi- _ ’ mrrImie_a’ and owe? cU“P_ alms- .Pfe\'enlS and €T3fllCHl(S W0flllS-
hi_s3_i_1s_ii-.__ A__;pap__who__is bald-b_pad_ed dem" It _,mst not' me upon the -slr-~""'-" “J-.. _ t 5 \fl““llY Suitable for draught horses, hunters, iacehorses, an( `
. , i brin s h ' - » - - fi ~
_r;_E________p_z_>____p_____i_ ew______ snE_____;§__i>__l\';‘_f____*;‘0y‘f shores of being s mere headless body, _?‘ §___ _so _§>s:__l£_<;rS§S_ to the pinl_. of iondition. _ _ above Wm be sold en.b1¢¢k.)
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'A general stock of First Class
” Statibnary, Fanc.V G°0dS» B001”
China aid Brass Ware, Inks SIC-.
also Plant and Material of Priutmli
and Book Binding Business, 5{1‘¢
ind Office Furniture.---1_\n lnv0lC€
ofthe Stock and Material can bt
een atthe Sherill's Olhce. (The
o iorses are .slaughtered unneccs arily every year. 'l hc And I do herebv give public nog.
ice run I wmfm Tnufsdayfhe '5"‘
A U L D B 2-:mf £:2.::.‘.f:.v..A.-.,?-..L¢1.2f@.“i»ll
' Graftoii Street ln'the said County. p_~*%__i§:
__ _ .
c°““l‘ry Y ' ’ and sell by Publ|aAuet.ion thc said u __
"ws have no rights, so responsible 5Ei’3.l1'i.'3»ifl»l°iil'..}§iil|,°ff-'l|i°'i.'Z°‘l~l‘Lilllfi Wholesale Agents, Charlottetown P E I " """"°' “W
d0h ttl rssm\l¢ -
ntisfy %he°l:'v(; marked on nnul .W"".~°
‘ United sims. we have so rights, l .- .' ine further In- cn ri under ' in "“"°""'~’ °“
_ ld , _ _format on ss to conniuom of pro d cons °l`°tl°n H lilll MUWIBY-
"'13 °‘g'_»___l_§_'°‘_:__:°_hl“_;“doEg 15:5: rf” as Canadian citizens outside of the fonrrsct may he seen -ml blank rurlircliiaf Whig? they Propose handing to thel
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su s g P y ' ander may be obtain d t th P l isl t f EMM Q 'li' `;',"H|’ "1
- » -' - ' ' ‘* '\ ° t» 0  ;
PAms1AN SAGE, it will stop tau- ¢l"‘°¢ mile llmlb lie "°¢'f¢f°*°°- Ml" ings-nggrgppgg _»;:_.;s_r<_»)\__§.» sm". .To thi ';4f,'f§,,,°'E‘i'_;;’f_fff_‘°“,lf___f_;’_wl_;'°V*;“*;PILE9 CURE” IN 6 T0 14 DAYS-
ing hair, kill dandruil germs, abolish Cahan ought to known something of 'nohnrlonetawn ve Inspector crm . _ Y n- -i
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government, we cannot change the  '}_‘|;‘§°',,¢‘,l,§',‘l',,”;2,:‘L‘,'_,""_;’,‘§§§‘_ J \"" ' = _ll f_‘i;¢___¢_f_\;=_l%'_§-°_,i}f‘l:‘f,~0f;,"9,{':,'f1  |i-'iiil"lr.-
Brmgh North Amen” Act gl' sh;-1._pg_sl_;s_t__v?__n=l;s__p_r\_pmié{_o:_>:_:;iedB<*_;ntri¢ip HALWAX COUNCIL AND sum in taxation to the city. A merg- d°\\"| 9190"! ° ¢mvr|¢4
eks Mr. Cahan. “We stand for taxa- ws_:_.____ip-eweei:_L __ V __ R __ G eu TRAMWAY U0. CLAS!-I. 'eg has been Dr‘0l>0S€d and is schedul-
t_ion_ which mused friction in the < ~ orehn 5 e er e a way Btn- __ _“‘ _ le to como before the tramway share-
ullli-\lirrt(ls'd`ii'b'ti%ii|ili:2i»,i»iin 1'- ALIFAX Feb 9-The city coun- holders at their nnnnnl
'lfnonun c ____ ____-_
l)|1"1‘& HABLARU
GAU Plnntiff'n Attnrnel-
heriffls Office.
Ohsrln teiown P. L I.
"We have never Y°t had n marked-
» - - I d _ t
dandrufi and itching scalp, or money _the ,°und|ng ,em 30,-n in y,_,._ J0|;;__;_q_p~__\§|,|n_`R_ |__a_ :;_'_')€k_ l;__l_|_Ur;o __l_p_s_|i_e,___or_'_ 01:; __i_p|;i__ P_3'é>_1;r (;i_r_t_i_g_g_§;N¥il_1___r_:fi;i_;d(___rr_i_ol1sy_nil down sale of instruments. but thn
bn_;:_l§-RISIAN SAGE _B only 50 contaqnouth, defollttd in Shelburne, real- San,8_£i\ep__Insp%ciigr;g|()m,l_,_llr¢Pcctor. ,nxt A merger with any other __m___ _ _ 0 Y at
a bottle at Geo. E. Hughes' and deal- d°"t '°'° y°'“`° in H°m“' h° md .2ith.;ani\Try irsizf poration' The bm al” l“`°"'ld°“ f°‘“P'°t'“dl“2 PU" ill 5 V-0 14 dl
its "’~ b _
e____ eve__yw____r___ wnnened LM rollinwlows 0':-J_h__A| __,_mdm,' __ e Payment of s large additional Ont. _ Miner Brom Zlldril
omeone has called for n C°"t"i“ 
ca” °f “ching Dllnd Bl°°'il“8 °l‘ ‘B rument after it was sold. Remest
er this sale closes On M“‘°"l’ ‘ __
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Goff Bros Great emoval Sale of
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Boots and Shoes Booming
Bargains will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felis .and rubber footwear, to clear out the ‘entire stock. N0 App;-l0ba¢i0‘n
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