THE cHaRLo'r'rEowN GUARDIAN, AUGUST 30,1905
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Refined
Apple
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Wholesale by
Jas. W. Grant & Son,
Water Street,
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do students of the
UNION
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COLLEGE
secure and hohl good posi-
tions F
iii-cause they get a practi-
cal training from .practical
teachers.
'N'-Tlii`-'ii ANTIQUATED"
"‘N(liii|N(l UB 0|.i'TE"
--Nc WASTE TIME"
Cali or write at once inr
new prospectus, terms,
etc.
WM. MORAN, Prin.
Col lege re-opens next Tuesday,
Sept. 5th.
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G. B. OLAND, Halifax last night came to i
the city. ni
Mas. C. J. Srnwanr was a passenger
Comnn:ro|¢McKrca is expected home 1°
from Boston on Friday night.
Joan Fnasr-za returned last night from
'i‘l_u-I Princess arrived last night at 8.50
9" EGF by thc express last night.
Rr-:v. Janss W. Cnawronn, River John “
N. S. was a passenger last night by the
L, G. WH1~:.\uand Mrs. Whcar returned
last night from a visit to Yarmouth ami ,
St. John. (Lg
heb aight from Atherton. as
D. A. Mc-l{r:Nzu~:, Dundas, was in thc
ty yesterday.
Mrss Manton W.t'rnlN has returned
Harcourt, N. B. froma visit to Char-
ttaetown.
THE Ollvette had a small inward and
outward cargo last evening. She sailed
u vm, to New Gl”,“°w` N_ S_ _ at ten o‘eiock.
J. M. arm Mas. Murmav, New York,
and the express at nine o'eiook. ' f W‘_iI0 have been the guests of llerbert and
ra. Smaliwood, nity, loft last night by
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Rav A. J. M<.Nr-.u.l.,0rweli, \va.s apass- uw olxvetm
Ammo those from Charlottetown who
re registered on the St Lawrence, Mont-
1»,.|,,ce8s_ Epi, (;t\uebe(c pad Saguenay River trip is
as my `i lis.
Rav. R. E.a mi li/lRs.S1'svr;NsoN and son
ydc, Halifax N. S. arrived last. evening
W0 City last night returning from New
Brunswick.
ltsv G. M. C/inlnii-11.1., St John crossed
from thc Malnlnud last night and stopped
u|i`at Kensington.
_P|l0i"|¢-`L"l0|¢ U- J. Ml‘MlLl.AN returned
iastnight from a ten days visit with
f lends at Alberton.
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I.rcs|.n~; DoNA|.ns and bride have re-
turned from their hom-yinoon tr'|pl.o 1’. E.
Island-Sydney liecord.
Pnor. E. E. Jrmnas returned last night
from n trip to Western Canada. Mr's. .lor-
dan ,remained in Winnipeg.
Sunsomnn today for Tire Guardian ami
get thc famous Sherlock llolmcs stories
which begin in tomorrow's issue.
\V.\|.'r|-:tt Huiaranrzr and Geo. Dolson,
are speadinga few days in Sumruerside
ami Charlottetown, P. E. I.-Moncton
J. M. AND Mrs. Murray, New York, rc
three weeks' visit with lt. J. ami Mrs.
MacKenzie, Dumlas.
Orr-‘|r'r~:na Lee Dalton, \vho has been so
seriously ill at his home on P. E. Island,
is able to be about again, but is still quite
\vca'k.-Moncton Times.
Miss Miami: Ilnnns and Miss Annie
Campbell, of Coleman, P. E. Island, are
visiting in the city, the guest of Gilbert
_ ` . . ' .-r Times.
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Siam-,ils, Steel Stamps, Price Card out-
ilis, \\'hito Enamel. Letters, &.c. `\VriLe
tw, ivc'li do the rest. Chas. W. Mack,
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iii-xv. J. W. MrConNr.t.L, pnstor of the
two weeks holidays. His pulpit will bo
s
Tllu marriage takes place in thc Baptist
church, Tryon, this evening ofMiss Edytho
Clark, daughter of James Clark, Augus-
tine Cnvc, to llcv. llir. Killam of Nova Seo-
tia. llcv. David l’rice of North ltivcr will
oiiiciate. ‘
I.l-zo linitnanv, St. John, well known in
Moncton, lcft on Saturday for Lowell,
Mass., wherc hc will vnnllnue ills studies
for the priestitond, joining the Obluic
fathers. llc recently completed his studies
in St. Dunstsnt's College, Charlottetown.
-Moncton Times.
Tna School for the Blind at Ilallfax
will re~opcr\ on Saturllay, September Zud.
Upwnrds of one iiumired ami thirty
pupils are cxpcctcdto bcfin attcudttnor.
During the progress of the Provincial
Exhibition daily com'et'ts will be given in
the Assembly Hall of tho school at 4 p. m.,
Saturday excepted. Admission Free.
Acordlal invitation to visit the Insti-
tutiunis cxtcndcd to all who purpose
attending the Exhibition.
Liter night about eight o'clock John
Stewart ami Daniel McKenzie were ar-
rested charged with drunkenness ami dis-
deal .with us. All
the latest recipes, I
aptly mixed by an ex-
perienced cook.
D- Stewart, =
F.cr.rrsa lbucrmv,
ilakce Best Bread.
i-ivanuunnllauuuaoc
orderly driving. While the horses were
standing in front of the Police Station
another young man named John Cahill
secured two flasks from Stewartfs waggon
andprocecded to place some distance be-
twccn himselfand the scene of his raid.
Tire lynx eye of Officer Hooper who was
nearby In civilian clothes among tha
crowd cspled him however ami soon Cahill
was in his grasp ami today will come up
for trial on a charge of tlrcft.
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turned yesterday via S. S. Ollvettc from a' I
spend three \\'eeks with Mr‘. Stoverr
\Vu.r.»\no Kl'|‘<atr~:N was a passenger to son's parcnts, New Glasgow.
Mus I’a"rr~:u 1"anuusnN ami Mrs. Arch.
McLeod have returned to the city from
spemlingafcw days injblcw llavcn the
guests of l.. anti Mrs Frlzzle.
l'r is expected that the tennis tourna-
ment between thc members of the
Charlottetown and the Abcgweit tennis
clubs will be played on September (ith.
THR new concrete sidewalk for Sunny-
sidc is now within measurable distance.
\Vu|'k wa.s bi-_gun yesterday in removing
the reniains oi' thc old plank sidewalk.
IN another column isa letter from Dr.
J. T. Jenkins ra a meet-ing this afternoon
of all interested in cricket. There shou d
be a large attendance at theMayor’s Office
at four o'ciock. -
Jolla' T. S'|‘l»:\vAn1', East l‘iosi,on,is visit~
lug his old home in New Argyle. Mrs.
Stewart ami three children who acour-
panicd him are visiting in the western
art of thc island.
A1' the Police Court ycstordaya num
lor ofdog tax cases were disposed of.
James Simons, arrested on u chargc of
vagrancy, was further remanded pending
his removal to Fniconwood.
WM. J. C.\Mr~\n~:r.r. A. B. will preach
(I). V.) Sabbath Sept Iird atlilrch lliil
10.30am and at Kinross 5.00 pm, Mon'
day Sept 'ith at Point l’rim,'_'l‘ucsday,
Pinctte; Wednesday, Bells River; Thurs-
day, Pleasant Valicy; Friday,Poters Road
nd Mrs. Armour, High street.-Moncton ' M
lat 7.30 p. rn.
Tun market was not up to its usual
mark yesterday, as the attendance was
entrol Methodist Uhurcltlcft Monday on' smnn “ml supplies 'wi' “° plentiful-
Prices remained about the some as pre-
viousmarket. Blueberries were inabund-
applied next Sunday by Prof. Andrews, i _
fS,,ck,,||le__Mo,w,,u,, 1-h,,e,,_ Q ance ami sold at oo per qt, but apples ami
raspberries were scarce Owing to the
A SB‘7'Um': “"5 "mile by th” P°"c° rough weather of the past fcw days there
cstcrday aftc\'noon at thc bar on Queen ` wem few fresh "sh ,n_
< Street occupied by Wm Moliinnon. Al
keg of beer and a bottle of liquor was . . Wil-L _IL Newsoxur-1, Sole Agent for Can-
ecured and the owner also taken to thcflllill of the L- C- Smith UC l3l“0H'- Y-YPC'
tation. |\vriters, has The Guardiaa's thanks fora
useful map and guide to the finaneinl and
,commercial districts of Toronto. Mr
Newsome cordially invites |\ll visitors to
Toronto Exposition to call ut the new
store of which he is the manager at Nos.
7B-S() King St. East ami make their head-
quarters there.
NEXT Sunday will be Oddfellows Decor-
ation Day ami thc two City lodges will
proceed to the rliffcrent cetueterlcs whcrc
the remains of the deceased brethren are
inter-rcd_and decorate the graves with ap-
propriate ceremony. The procession will
leave the Oddfeliowa‘ lIail at two o'ciock
sharp ami be headed by tho Fourth
Regiment Baml. Should Sunday be un-
favorable the decoration will take place
Monday morning at ten o‘ciock. There
arc thirty graves to be decorated includ-
ing one Daughter of Rebekah.
Taarnmv. Cameron will ship four horses
tomorrow morning to Amherst N. S.
where he will take part in the races on
Sept..fiand 5th. He will then ship to
Halifax and remain there until aftcr the
exhibition races whore ho will start his
horses during the meeting. He is taking
the good unmarked pacer Copitoia. and the
stallion Joe Dillon for the trotting
classes. Kremnut(by Kaloi) which won
the 2,50 class here Old Home Wcr-k
will start in tho 2.-i0 classes ami the pacor
Prosecutor he will take for the slower
paces at Halifax.
IN FU RNITURE
“Always the best value in the city
tMari: Wright Furnishing Co'a.
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WEEKS
The stylish new Fail Coats are here in all their beauty
-a most attractive and pleasing aggregation of the newest
styles. We've been most careful in selecting these coats-
particuier as to the durability of the cloths-up-to-dateness
of the styles and trimmings, and we believe we show what is
probably the finest line in the city. -
Coverts. Tweeds and Fine Cloths are prominently
shown, many long coats. mostly belted or strapped. not there
Competent salespeople are ready to show them whenever
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terday V
Mas. Mavzurm Muboruau, Montague,
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THB gale ol Monday drove over seventy,,
sail low Souris for shelter. ,
from Orwell by the City of London.
Anol1'r three hundred and iifty binders
are said to have been sold on the Island 4
this season.
Monday night while only a slight shower
the second cruiser squadron since it t
iirstnew oatmeal of the season in the
marketyesterday. 1
Miss Louisa Lama, :aug r o i.
J. A. and Mrs Mathieson, city. ii
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A ann r|,tn.|~: owned by Lawrence Mor-
stolcn from his st-able Morality night. I
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oats -ilic., turnips  busl\cl,cobha;ge $1.00 ,,_
a barrel, potatoes  (not much demand),
new pressed lmy $10.00 a ton.
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Tau St. Jolm Telegraph yesterday re- o
\\’orrm'a Band last evening concluded
their series of band concerts in the
Gardens. 'l‘hcro was it very large attend- "
more concerts will be given before thc U
summer ends. U
topmost schooner Lnohiel, nlncty»ninc ,|
driven ashore almost umlcrm-nth Souris
lighthouse uml is a total wreck. All the
ltonoarnn I.r~:rm-:`vx, solicitor general, v
speaking at Terrebonne Saturday stated
question of lnorcascdprovinclai indemnity
satisfactorily to the different provinces.
College, Kingston, wiro with Mrs. Laird
has been spending thc summer with thc
latter‘s parents, Mr. ami Mrs. A.
liobrccker, Young Avenue, will leave for ‘
Montreal on Thursiiny cn route to Kinas-
ton. Mr'. Laird succeeded Bishop \Vor-
r‘eil at the Royal Military College.--llaii~
fax Chronicle.
Tm: outward passcn,-,gcrs by tho 0ii~
vcttc last night; \vcro:-Miss C. l\<ic.\darn, _
il. Proud, Miss L. Moore, A. \V. and
Mrs. Depuc, Miss E. Cameron, Alien
McNeill, Rohit. aud Mrs. Rattray,jCln\r'l|~s
B. Gould, Miss May Peters, W. D. Clark,
Miss M. l.avic, Miss M. Kelly, ll. Rogers,
J. W. llussey, Mrs. ll. A. Sibley, ll. A.
Sibley.
Till-: 08 ton schooner Malabar, for a few
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badly damaged, the port side is stove in,
broken. The cargo consisted of about
lIl5,tl0J laths, which were being shipped
from Musquash to N_c\\' York. Twenty
thousand or more was washed overboani
ami lost when thc vessel went ashore ami
l(l8,tI)0 were ilghtcrcd on scows ami towed
horn, and titers are in the neighborhood
of 7,000 i|\ the hold. A survey on thc
Malabar will be held.-St.John Tcit'£¢l"\lli\~
Day Sports Committee last night received
self.
II. M. S. Coauw/tu..
Second Cruiser Squadron
oil`er and will be very pleased to take part
The n/uutber of men entering for each
k yy.
from the ll. M. S. Berwick shortly.
Yours truly
H. (l. lianul-in
Uirrk R. N.
Joan MuKmNuN went to ilalifar ycs-
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’i‘rns|ui: were 25_ passengers yesterday 5’
Banaa~r'r Iinnorsason yesterday shipped 0
t'w°m'y'°“e had of anne to sydney' of John and Mrs Robertson “Inkorrnan"
fell in the city. ,VI
ABOUT !i¥l»Y men have deserted from sister Mrs. .lohu CiarkIn,clty, left on rc-
ris, Royalty, with \va'gon ami harness was H
once of appreciative atnlitors. Several M
crow were saved. “i
\\'iltshirc will bc pleased to loaru of his
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Norman Staple, Hudson Shrive, Miss l'}. M _ _ .I ` _ _ _ _
C’“`D°“i'°r~ Mr' “ml Mrs' J' M“""“y' Ml” Mrs. L. Fleming, J. Johrnson, \\'..~\. Oliver,
I". S. Donovan. li. McClure, G. li. Oldson,
Dr. M. Lincoln, S. A. Kcmbcr, Jos lloylc,
Kate Morriscy.
I.,Il.M¢'M|l.r.AN, Secy of the Labor
the following letter which speaks for it-
Qucbec Aug 27 1005
Dear Sir-In reply to your letter of the
2-ith inst I beg to int`orrn you that the men
of Cornwall much appreciate your klmi
in tho open events ami in the tug of war.
event I cannot yct tell you butwlli let YOU
now shortl You will doubtless hcar
, _ _ Cn/im.as /inn iiias.I.oNn\von'rn have
returned to the city from spending the
summer at Tracadie.
Paorf. Tazvron left yesterday on a busi-
ess and pleasure trip to Toronto.
D. McKAY of P. E. I. left here yester-
gg |,,|¢_| in H|||f“ day en route to Calgary N. W. where he
ntcuds to locate.-Boston Globe.
Gn.usar also Mas. Aunoun, who have
een visiting un P. E. Island, have re-
urued home.-Moncton Transcript.
.loan Asn ,Mas. Dzwaa of Newlands
ity are visiting at New Perth the guests
IN the Moncton Horse Races on Scpt
th and iith, Kinkom owned by li. W.
Simpson, Sununerside, entered in the 2.21
THERE WM l\€&VY rain at Mt Stewart on Trot and Pace is the only Island horse.
Miss Sanalt Molvaunax, l~`ail River,
ass, who spent seven seeks with her
r'n homo yesterday. She was accom-
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N'\°|\9d Q\lf-l>0°- partied by hcr n|ccc,Mis.~t Mary C.
J. n. asain-iw, Belmont Mins, had nw °"“""“-
l'r was Miss Edna \Viiitc,i~ity,\viio went
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()tta\va on Monday morning, |\ot to
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| me f "0, Vancouver as stated yesterday, ami Miss
D,w|,lLa|,.d' w|,,,,,peg_ |,4 me -K,,eSL uf Juno While to Vaneou\'er auompanying
hc three children. Mrs. l'ld\\'in Whitt'
id not go to Ottawa.
Tar: sports on Labor Day proniisc to bc
to best here for years. 'i`l|cre will bn a
rrgc number of entries from the war-
D|'3'“""""" “N “E i"`°“"“" i"‘yi"l'{ prlcvs ships ami the tugs of wnr between two
as follows for produce, new oats, ~iilc.. Dill city tennis and two from the .ships will be
most attractive feature.
R|~;v.l~}.U. flr-zzvsman, "will address n
ublle meeting in York Methodist Church
n Fririiry evening next. nt half lnrst.
produced an article, with it out of Premier' seven in the interest of the l"or\vnrd
i'etcrs, from the Toronto News giving an Movement for missions. l<lvcryhody is ln-
anniysis of the arguments for readjust- vlted to attend. This niccting will take
rncnt, of the Provincial subsidies. the place of the regular Thursday night
prayer meeting.
M/tNv friends i|\ North River ami vom
lunlty will sympnthisc with Wm. 1". and
rs. Dnckcndorff, (H7 .lnckson,fAvc., Van-
ouver B. C. in the death on August lsth
fthcir infant dsuglnter Viola itiargucr-
c, aged seven months ami eight days.
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IN me Hmm" °f M°“d“y "ight the t'“'° ‘Min Dockcmlorff is it son of Wm. Ducken-
orff, formerly of North lilvcr ami Mrs.
mm’ “"5 "“"“'\uy mlm by CMH' R' MDMH' Ilockcndorff, a daughter of li. \Val'reu
ian,clty, to Mr. Porter, Stvilnrton was Nom, m,.L,,._ '
TIIE many friends of Heber l{ Ilalder
on, son of lion John Balderston, North
isit to his old home. Mrs lialdcrstou
nl he have been enjoying a summer
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that he was in a position to state that tin- with their Iu'ov.her and sister Ili- ami Mrs
5. V. Baldcrstou at Evanston, illinois.
would receive the g0vernmcut's attention iiebsr is one of the many Island boys
at the ncxt session and would be adjusted who have madc their homes in thc far
West. Helms lived in California for tho
past fifteen years going there a mere boy,`
REV' ALEX' LMRD' M' A" P"°‘°°5'?" °f Mrs Balderston is n Californian ami now
English Literature at the Royal Military ,nakcs her MSL vm” to the Ismnm
'i‘|n-: Ollvettc arri\'cd at 5.5%) last evening
with ‘Jil passen|.;crs, having been
lcluycd by thc heavy gales oil` the
Nova Scotia coast. The passengers were: -
H. F. Sawyer, Miss 'l`v\'i\¢_-hell, Miss A. E.
iiolt, J. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Sullivan, G. 'l‘.
'arrett,J.C llalvy, lho l Ray liar
\\ ' . . . . . , 'ry
Whitaker, .l. C. .‘~l. Scliaftm, Mis. ll. .l.
Bri :t, ll. J. ljriggs, Miss .\`e|iie llrown,
Hi-i -
os Murray, Mrs. Carpenter, F. Carpenter
rs. I. E Clark Mrs. li Ii lohnson,
The funeral of Mis John Mclnnls, who
lcd at hor lnmn-. Worcester, Mass.. Aug
llith, took place from the ironic ot' her
aughicr, Mrs \Vaye, lluugay, ou thc lrlth
lust. Burial was at the St itlrgtlstirri-
days ashore at Five Fathom Ilolo, below uhurch ce“m“,,.y' Ru_,M,,o_ A lnlw, “,,m_
M“S¢il\'\Si\. WHS "°|lW‘l YUSY-“Y`<l"Y l“°|`“` ber of relativcsan~i |`rlt'nds \vereinattcnd~
ingat high water, ami towed to this port. ,mee LD my L,.i|,,,tc of ,.E,,p,_,,_.L Lo
by tug Neptune. The Malnbar is quite one they ,md le,,,.m,,l L0 low
while a sojouruer with thcm.
UW bilge l"'°k°“ “"3 “‘“°°r“'“y “Iso Site was laid to rest in a beautiful spot
where she so often longed to linger' i|\
humble submission over' thc graves of
her lamented husband and children who
had gone bcforc. llart'y J. lllelunls of
Worcester the dutiful son of the deceased
returned ironic Sal.urd.'\y after witness-
ing tho closing scene as the portal of the
tomb was being closed hctwccn himself
and the olrc he most loved on earth.
A BILIOUS IIEADACH I5
Is one of the meanest things in the
world. To prevent biiiousnl.-ss use Dr'
llumllion`s Pills which keep the system
clean ami pure, regulate thc l:o\v_cls, give
tone to ki( nays nml liver. You ll never
have a hcudaohc, you`|l never' have a sour
stomach, but you will have vigorous
bracing health ry taking.; Dr. Ilam ltons
l’ills. Your druggist se is Dr‘. l{amili0u`s
i’iils, 25c, per box or five boxes for one
dollar.
Macs' Beef Iron ami \\'lne is becoming
n great favorite. It is certainly tho in-si,
preparation of its kimi on sale. \\'e pre-
pare it with great care from best. fresli
beef, citrate of iron ami firtcst Spanish
sbcrry. lt is at out-,c a mutrieut tonic
and a stimulant. If you arc weak or run-
down or in noeii ol' a tonic try it. l’r'lt'\- 75:-
rt bottle. The two Macs, l\lat'.llnl\ai<i &
Mcl(innon, llrugglsts, Cor. Gt. Geo. alui
Kent Streets. d t\v ll
i0bicr’s
Milk
Choco-
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"For eating oaly."
lt’| delicious and nourishing.
5 and I0 cents.
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i:VAN’S STOMACH
MIX IURE
Is the best medicine we
know of for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia and all Stomach
Troubles. Dozens oi our
customers have taken it
with the greatest benefit.
We guarantee it.
Price 5oc a bottle.
"The Two Macs"
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EXHIBIT OF F URS.
In the newly rearranged cloak room we are making
a splendid display of
- New Stoies
New Rufls
New Boas
New Muifs
New Coats
in the very latest designs-and including every pop-
ular new fur.
Moore (£1 McLeod
OUR PRICES MAKE FRIENDS
WITH SHALLOW PURSES
You don‘t have to be a millionaire to buy nice things in
furniture, if you buy here. It is so pleasant to walk into our
store and inquire the price of an article which you expect to be
almost out of your reach and iind the :rally small price we ask
for it.
li lfyou want anything in furniture and from inquiry else-
where think it too expensive--we can name a price that will
he sure to come well within your means--We are doing this all
the time for others- we can do it for you.-Try us.
JOHN NEWSON.
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6 l-5 PER CENT `
Tire Sun`Llfe Assurance Company wrote 26 1- 5 }».
of the total amount of new business written by
the Canadian Life Companies (zo in ali) in the yru
1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the
insuring public.
E- R- BROW.
Manager for P. E. Island,
,9 mw( ry, Charlottetown.
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