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There is comfort in
keeping the skin soft
and smooth and, more
than that. there is wis-
dom in doing so. Any
rough-:ning of the skin
may mean a slight but
permanent loss to the
freshness and beauty of
the complexion. The
best preservative and
healer always is
I Carnation
'THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARI)IAN,_.Headaches_0ver
i 'ruésmv aauaav. » 1
We confess to _having md U4 “_
i pressed grave doubts as to the wie-l
ers -from the peniteutiaria and j
to the extent that it has been prac-
tised in recent years. These doubts
have been in part removed by me r¢.
‘port of the Dominion Parole Oflieer,
W. P. Archibald, as contained in the
annual dcllartmental report on the
penitentiaries of Canada for the -y
ended with March last. Mr. Archi-
more comprehensive view of the wor
lng of the parole systern than
been hitherto available.
_ The system of liberating certain
15991900 In that year 71 were th
and since then the number has b
dom Of the policy of pqroling 
au.-|‘
Cal'
.bald’s report of this year given a
' ` kqsystem.
' _ has
sc-
recommitted to prison. Thils the per-‘
eentsge of those who failed to ob-
serve the conditions of their parole
was 3.5 and of those convicted of a
subsequent offence 2.2. Thismustbe
l'°8ll'6ed as an exceedingly favorable
showing. From Dorchester Penitenti-
Uy the paroles in 12 years were 466
of whom but 14 were returned to
that institution by subsequent con-
viction. These unexpectedly favorable
results must be held to go very far
toward a jnstidcation of the parole
It is to be observed that of the
3.131 who were liberated on parole
tenee while under parole and arethus
in the same position as if they had
liberated H1 the scar lollvvnnz 1221 completed tual- lull term of irnprir-lmucous ,,,,,,,g 0, ,he ,,,,,,,,. and na..
.onment. In the meantime they have
You Can Cure Catarrh in Any
from his mother. The disease spread
,_-1
Stage by Breathing the Healing
zone, and Here is P
Mr. Eric Berault, a young gentle
“As a child." said hir. Berault, “I
as prone to an ulceration of the
l passages.
I 'FFT
-<
Cream N
a daintilty perfumed
cream' delightful to use
and cures chaps like
magic. Price 25c
- Sc-ld 'oy
_J.G. Jamieson
The Medical Hal
Uruggist
an
Jails during the 12 years-2,136 fr
,the pcnitentlaries and 1595 lr
‘thc prisons and reformatories. Only
llected prisoners on parole began in
- . us
_l . . . .
. _ een
_ om
‘ , om
such persons are paroled as have con
lducted the selves well while in con-
lfinement and have given their pled
fto live peaceful, honest lives, if set
lirce. They are also kept under con-
stant supervision and bound to re-
port from month to month during
the term of their respective sentences.
Failing to observe these rellulations,
e-ar
breaking, paroled prisoners are r
C___
___.a- .
"How a ~ dollars d ' ht , _
m nl 0 you ms 3 During the 12 years of the opera- paingmlrmg inquiry into each mdivp
Brooms nd in this issue. 1-lsdai, tion or the system 122 have had their dual case that is dealt with. ltr. Ar-
_ nw chibald's fitness for the position he
_ with the conditions and 77 have Ior- holds would seem to be wsu Bug-tain.
'ect °h°mp°°_°1°a°smg th' scalp “nf feited their licenses bv subsemxent_ ed by the result; of his twglvg years'
convictions. making a total of 20l‘ work.
gave on your clothing bill? Rea
zifiexall "Shampoo" Paste is ,. per-
maklng the hair soft and fludy. I
can be used with perfect results b
young and old. 254: 8 bar. The Mc-
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. an
Kent Stn. '
-_= Sir Lomer Gouin has recently p
Xmas trade we have ever
- _ had and we wish to thank 00°
and all for making this our
banner year and hope to have
your good will_ and trade for
the years to come
7G. l'l. Taylor
Jeweler and Engraver,
ui
ul
their old and new sentences.
licenses cancelled for non-complia
- _cf paroled persons as $8.78 per week.
se cost of their maintenance would have
w
lor on being again convicted of la -
- such as to require of him great judg-
l l'€Sff6<i Bhd ¢0l'DP011ed T-0 801'" OM ment and knowledge’ of human na-
lncreased from year to year up to333 hm thc opportunity of regaining “I grew pale and emaciated, lc-str
in 1911 ln all 3,731 prisoners have their self-respect, obtaining useful em- _ _ _. _ d_
been let out of the pemtentmnes d . _ die dful condition that my frlen s
pluyment and earning something ter
ward the support of themselves and
those dependent upon them. Mr. _Ar-
chibald reports the average earnings
ll-lad they been l°:pt in prison the
.been about half that sum Sn that
‘apart frcrm the more important con-
lslderations of humanity and reform
ling the prisoners, the saving of cost
to the country by the parole system
is also a matter of some consequence.
The duties of the parolc oficer are
ture. as well as most careful and
Y . .
d .-.-_-_-.-.--_-_-_-... .. .. -__ .............
_ TEN MILLIONS FOR ROADS.
ihighways of Quebec. -
Everywhere throughout' Can
_fmovement before he was called t
‘This he will no doubt make good.
Premier Gouin is moving boldly
lars borrowed will add $5 per head,
,$25 per family to the debt of
[Province and yet the proposal se
l
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_"Duron -- -C__a6._.,;_;-Gro;-5 this is election year in Quebec P
Wheatley Coffin 8. Cn VXDCG-
Bmallwoorl M.& A. McLeod _..._
f \ C s el's Groceryl
”°P"ff'i°'i‘i S535' ° P” Noi Slals, 0il 0r
" " ." r Pills But Cascare
I. Cronin
Crockett 8; Co
Mrs. Trainor (Rochford St )
Geo. Moore (W'ater St.)
____
No odds how sick your stomach; ho
hu-d your head aches or bow
Bilfous-Cascerets make
Mrs_].’1`rainol' (Sp. Park Rd.) l Y°“ feel 5°”
A All well know grocers.
Camerolrs Home-Made , md -P-¢._;»°=1;,===°,;_f;gc,¢_ eg; ,ga
_  sy, dlsor ere s
lbncknche and feel all worn out.
_umm get feeling right-who have
lalmggt daily headache, coated
inesa, csn't sleep, are hlllous. l1_§1'V0
Bread
j Are yo 5 _
Cascarets or merely forcing a. p
‘cathartic pills or castor oll? This
lthe other is to borrow ten millions any and Canada by means of a new
lol dollars and expend it upon theprystem of wireless telephonyis claim
:there is a movement for better high- who has been experimenting. _ The
lways. Mr. Borden took note of this distinctive feature is that the electric
` take omce and promised. if successful earth. The _transmitting instrument
_in the elections to give n federallig connected by two wires of a cer-
;ercnt in aid 0! Provincial hizhweys- tain length to two plates placed in
on This is n momentous discovery, if
the same lines. Ten millions of dol- true, It has been known for year;
‘ ' or that by this means telephonic connec-
em
U12 tion could be made eflective for short
lto be generally aDPr0V¢d- The 01115' ada is a far call. Yet we have be-
. adverse comment appears to be thatfome so accustomed to the great
F0- achievements of inventors that most
ts waves by telephone.
____._.___--
Ask tl. _ f r “I for Branch.
em o lgue, foul taste and foul breath. dizzxs No doubt “hen we get the Car Far'
I u keepin clean inside with 8
i (Our name on every loaf.)
important.
‘ WIRELES B TELEPHONES .
ut The Toronto Globe of January 12
=forward two bold propositions. One printed the following news item:"l‘¢le- _ _
'is to build 3 railway to James Bay; phonic communication between Germ- The Wlnmpeg Tribune Win” an 0"»
_ ' , ~ . l
ada
'ed to have been established by a Ger-
man post oflice engineer, F. Klebitz_
0 impulses are transmitted through the
the earth. -
S distances. But from Germany to Can-
lreaders will be prepared to believe
‘that we shall yet talk across the At-
lantic, whether above or beneath the
THE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.
w Reports submitted to Parliament
show that the Government Railways
last year earned in gross $10,249,394_
which was $267,806 more than the
as- ry in operation it will increase -the
VB earnings of both the Intercoloninl
nd the Prince Edward Island Rail-
M_ way. It is also to be noted that the
gnggway 'every few days with salts, Government Canal system in the cen-
15 tral Provinces, which cost more than
the Government Railways, earn but a
_operating expenses. There was 5 de-
l You mga ‘nd women who somehow ficlt of $86,684 on the P. E. Island
; wa" Railway and of $30,593 on the Wind-
all desire for food and got into such-
a
aio that catarrh was fairly eatlngl
e up. 1
“Every organ of my bc-dy seemedl
Hected, and the doctor said it ww ‘
he first stage of consumption. He
dvised Catarrhozone and I nnhaledl
ten minutes at a time every fe'-Y'
ours, and was rc-irarded in a few
ays by a wonderful improvement. ,
"Catarrhozoue pleased me and the!
doctor so well that I used it continu- i
lly, and took Ferrozone Tablets af-
er each meal to build up my streng-l
th. In about three weeks I was quitcl
ecovered. and the doctor says no`
remedy but Catarrhozone could '.\.'orl~'
uch a miracle.
“Everyone in town knows I was
ust about dead with catarrh, and my l
:ure is an evidence of what Catarr-l
ozone can do. It is a pleasure tol
recommend Catarrhowne."
Two moutb's treatment, large size,l
price $1, and guaranteed, Small size, !
l0c., all reliable dealers or the (`a-l
:arrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., alldl
Kingston, Ont. Beware of dangerouv
auhstitutes and ,ilnitations for Ca-
;arrhozone."
____________
NOTES.
rl
.awa despatch stating that th Onta
rio Con'=er\at1\es ha e held up the
er enslcn of the Manitoba bound:-lr-_
fs by asserting the right of Ontariol
co include Port Nelson wit`nin its'
.rea. This reminds us that we have
een no mention of late of the cleimsl
.f the Maritime Provinces to be com _
vcnsated for the big slices of Domin-l
on territory which it is proposed to
give to Manitoba, Ontario and Que-
>ec. It is high time for the Easternl
Provinces to be on the alert and as-
sert themselves in this matter.
There was some newspaper and
platform discussion during the pro-
vincial clcction in regard to new du-
ties being imposed on twine used in
posing a duty of 25 per cent wasl
sent out to the collectors of cus-
toms. A second notice was sent on
notice. Any duties collected under
be refunded. so the Minister of Cus-
toms stated in Parliament on Fri-
day last. It was all owing to an er-
ror on the part of a departmental
clerk. it seems. '
::'l'hs Home of Good Tobaccoes.
This store is known as the best place
in town to buy good plug or packag-
ed tobaccoes. We keep every good
make and you always can get your
favorite fresh as it came from the
rnzrkers. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
Cor. Gt. Geo and Kr.. Bts. dtf.
THE FOIJLOWING WAS -_
I.\`.-LDVERTANTLY OMITTED
FROM YESTERDAY S ISSUE
”‘“**““°”“‘”*“-°f °i;i‘.§i“°' - EVERY voTE will GLNUUEN N. NEA
.  _;;_  tlroublgfinl i;ll its
giittsg; woniiiedldniiiodyiirdrii on Another Page lill Be Found u Subscription Order Blank, ltl zi§§ii_;l_1g`:_l_>_a__ui’sr;':i’li
2.143 completed their terms of sen-1 though his system till he was a Phi' “guns votes whenRSen$ to uuqrdmn office "nh _ J    ~ _  headgge. dglzyliiindkl
5,08, ,reg _ emlttonce. _ ,_ » *  gg; __ __°§=;»______g§:_
l wr-
l
the heart hfrsorrre wr num entered in The Guardian‘s Plan)
and Organ Owning Contest?
y - _ . _ _ . .
chance to vgle ti-ro\'idcll they take advantage of their right
suffrage this wc;-li Nearly every one has done something
wards helping one of tile candidates win a $500.00 \Ni`llis Piano, _
there are rl few who ll:-l\'¢= not but pronlised to, those who have
already li;-Rpt-ri a Ilrfie init-1:-l to do more and in order to make
it
sullscriptioll order. All that is nel essary to do is to clip the
subscription order from the paper fill in blank spaces and send
to Guardian Ollice with remittance and a ballot will be issued
in favor of the candidate named.
_ _~ _ ._ I . . ~ p
The Guardian this weel; but there is no tlmellke the present
to _~c-:id in your subscription and give your votes lo some de-
serving candidate.
\\
tliey have so many l c..',>1f- lo see the last week of the contest
that They fearilm' will fail lo realize on some subscriptions
tl
li
@u.c:-ix- _Cf
<2
sl
P
_’| ___ Satur<‘%:=.y, of the last '.\‘cc‘»; of the Contest.
V0
l DISTRICT NO. ONE.
making lobster traps' A notice m°"l Includes Charlottetown Sllmmersfds Alberton Kensington, M ta.
. . » on
S116.
Miss
the order first above referred to will _ DISTRICT N0. TWO.
` ~ 3 - _
each one is trying her utmost to win and it might only take
your subscription to make your lavorlle.
heart.
l@-31§'»?/993 i>@_§@'§)S®i®'iéf55 °
__-._-<f*_*”
“UoN'T PUT ol=l= UNTIL Tomorrow wNlT YOU CAN UU Toullr
l€ 
FOR
___ _..~_¢._._»__1-
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Have you voted yet ’
Have vou taken advantage of _:rl orporluniiy fo glaédc-n
Ever erson regardless to lheir places of residence has a
of
IO-
mbre cas'-' for allconcerncd we pllblisll on another page ll
The suh<cri .lion order blank uill a pear in all issues of
Look overtnelist of candidates. There is surely one
o nan anion them that \-ou would like to see win a piano,
Candidates have reported lo the Contest department that
lev had counted upon ov.-ing lo insuliicient time to see every-
eil). personally.
bicnd in u slibscziptiozl order to-day and help gladden u
The last Single -Ballot Lthose printed in the paper)
_will appear in the Mozuiug Daily and Rural Daily
Guardian on Saturday _lalluary 20th. All Single Bal-
lots tu be counted must l.~_- deposited in the ballot box
not later than .N p. ni. Tliursday, january 25th as no
Single Ballots will be accepted or counted on Friday or
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TE STANDING TO MONDAY
MORNING 8 0’CLOCli. _
tiuuris and Georgetown. _
By Lydia
R'|'_ Vegetable
done more for
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Ellrsoov INTERESTED TN cNN:()’[’|`UMW
_ Keen Chairs   ....._..._ ....1..’.........i..i......_ * “I2 l’-is M24" T 0|0iTEs ENTEREU TN GUARD-
"°3-'-'f" ““°""l llN's PTANU NND oNoiN owNlNo
Apt to Get into the Ears
Causing Deafness, §rE t_0_    _
R”°i‘é2..E§;g5.?€.. “ TNEUT l=llvolllTE Tllls NEEN.
0
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C  RED
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E. Plnkhanrs
Compound
Ottumwa, Iowa.-“For rs I yn
almost n constant sufferer tylfilam female
ll
  everything that was
 -_ _ _f§=5_if1  horrid. `1 tried many
 ' *L " doctors in different
 ~ gamer the United
\. "es . tales, but Iiydiali. '
. -_ Plnkh:lm's egets.
' ‘X ble Compound has
me than all the doctors.
I feel it my duty to tell you these
facts. My heart is full of gratitude to
you for my cure.”-Mrs. Hannurr E,
V/.i1rl.l~;n, 524 S. Ransom Street,
Uttumwa, Iowa.
Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to :l aurgl.
cal operation, which may mean death.
until she has given Lydia E. Plnkllanfs
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
This famous medicine, made only
from roots and herbs, has for thirty
years proved to be the most valuable
tonic and invigorntor o_f theiemala
organism. Women residing in almost
every city and town in the Uluted
States bear willing testlm_onE_to the
wonderful virtue of Lydia Pink.
ngmu Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Plnkhnm, at Lynn. Mass.,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
confidential, and always helpful.
1!
the Best
‘- ‘ when ou buy table
, silver or your home. _
_ '_ When your selection ls \
3. ,T MRUGERS BROS.
~. ".S`|'Inr?1¢:re that Wear:
» unll and bcau of
,=- 3 _*Y *Y
..,~== eslgnarebolhassurcd. _
_'  llizictiie ir; _;l;;_heav1e§ ,'
_ _ J eo p ence_l _
"t évrdndcrful popularity.
_ _ sera by Luang healers'
Burn’s Anniversary
Celebration
Under the” auspices of the
Caledonian Club
Opera House
Minnie Morum¢r......___...... wéymoutn st.__....  622,140 Thursday and friday,
Includes all Post Otllces and villages in Queen’e County except
l Miss
Charlottetown.
Mary Ca1laghan........... .........Emyvale...... . .  469,560
‘ ilrs.
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
M iss
Misa
Miss
t _ _
°“ D°°°"“’" 27 “““°““‘“f= the flfst  rioiiiice entyvell....._..........__..........24\;ml=l}ii;:;ye st...,_.. fff.. igiilig T *h“““'-V 25"’ 'nd zslhl lglz
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Mary Drnke.................................M-11 vi __
l ew.... ._  455,943 _,__~._,
Lily IJover.......................... ..'.....3ug01k______  __  32534
Bessie M. Stevenson........ . .....wheatley River._.___  251,570 _ .q._~_~i_-,,__~__~,~.~-
G. W. Thompson........ .........Crapaud..._.. .  464,600 "qi-fl; . '_'  5 _
V "V4 "’*_(~ '. ' ' _ i, 1
5
Lillian lil. Prowse......... .....-Sherwood.._...   279,580  5
0 'T "fi.~. "
Angeline Bunte....._... ......Rusticoville..._..  .  183,690
0
Edith lilcIntyre._........ _.....Mi11 C0ve______ __  153 1
Jessie McKinnon....... . .. Lewis, Lot 60......
Blanche Duck.-~........ . .. ........Pleasant Grove......
Jamima Wnlsh...........  ......Fairview......   .. ..
8l,62
75,5
Edna Ma McNeill  Qt Catherines
y   _   19,470
Emma A. Lamont._...... .  ...__.St. Catherines...... ._ . .  5,000
Eva Dick.leson..............................NEW GlB5E0W~~'-~-  ~- -   90
00
_ 38,950
Jessie McLsughlan........ _  Cntherines._.__.  22,040
._ 'i _. J.-._1;_¢
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B annie Scotland
A romantic drama in foul' acts
founded on a feud between the
Clans McFarlane and Colquhouus
in the Northwest of Dunbarton-
camemny' Bread mo" the sour, undigested and fer- maintenance and operation.
|' n lf
- r
‘ is good bread
S 1 l
cleanse and regulate the stomach.
excess bile from th! UWT B115 °“
gf r _
he '--°*“’”“'_”""
out of the system all the decompolse In July' 1__10_Ӥ_;m_s_ Dryden and
W o r k i 11 g
Men’s Boots
We Want working
men to see our boots
made in dilferent
kinds of leather-
grain-kip--bulf and
pebble, with heavy
and durable soles and
comfortable 1 as t
shaped to fit, with
nothing omitted that
would add to their
_ strength and comfort.
ed waste matter and Poison in
d b el .
from any drug store will keep yo
Don't forget the children. They l
Cnscarets because they taste good
do good--never gripe or srcken.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
o
Direct Route
tual, the trip being made in twent
four hours. Close connections
meds for all points blyond.
changes and transfers are avoid
New tltttrle li nt desnefl 0° tl”
tresl rim and
P. R. Halifax oil .
coed has the best dinlns ear
pertinent ears-llontrsel and Otts
dluntresl and Tor
to Toronto, sn
to to Vancouver. J. K. Boss.
R. t ssn s1lpPl!
_________..---
"l¢n’s fur costs with fur col
also splendid line of men'l (GU
econ costs. A lsrgs vsrlet! Of 'll'
sl' fur-[mod gaps. One of the
showings we have ever hed. Lsfle
sortment of steamer trunks md 0
"“°°"°' '°°d °“d 1°” 58”" mn ry A VALUABLT-3 nr-:r>ou'r_
f.
intestines an ow s
A CB8°8f¢¢ f»0l\iKl"» will straighten ion Government to inquire into and
Y°“ °“t by m°r“mg`“° 10`°°“t bg report upon the sheep industry of
v.
entire family feeling good for month
o
Th. Oman” puma n gm 3|; ‘-1 this interesting and valuable report
Charlottetown to Mon It is announced by the Department
y~ .
are
an
ed.
ig tau
ws
“_
th:
Lars
nine
best
ss-
rdi
C er, Ottawa.. All sheep-breeders, or
00
servi
111. 1| Q" ggi] 1135 UDITIMIII 60m' élonidllelwy of this :=v°""rnls
ldttl o. P. qu . ell
information. ` lr” ~
l" Tablets. They reduce the fever and
` C°s°“°t' Wm* whue you slew; small fraction of the annual cost ol
TG*
Ritch were appointed by the Domin-
, Canada, Great Britain and the Uni
e ted States. Their report ls now
’ printed in n neat illustrated pamphlet
of 180 pages which is packed full ol
lntermt for all who are interested in
the sheep lndustry.
We shall make further reference to
that 's copy may be obtained by any
6 interested party. by addressing J. G.
Rutherford. Live Stock Commission-
those contemplating becoming such
LUNG LASTING
BULBS
will yield to Week's Break-up-n-Cold
remove the waste products which are
- preventing recovery. Tske them st
_-_-_
NEW YORK, Jan. ll-Fifteen mem-
ners of A moving picture company
went on board the North German
liner aronprlnzessin Cecilie before
she sailed for Bernien at IU a.m.yes-
terday to depicit for the films the
elovment ol a young and beautiful
heiress with the dashing officer of
the liner, the pursuit by the stern
parent. and final forgiveness as the
vessel sails.
The films were made and the ves-
sel salled with eight of the 5;~¢l5tg_
four men and four women, and the
operator o the machine still on
board. Bn engrossed were they in
theirr aft. it was said, that they did
not realize that they were hound for
Europe until the Battery was pass-
ed. Then one of the women screamed.
let down her tresscs and exclaimed:
"We're oi. girls. What shall we
do ?"
whereupon the other women scream-
ed too, but relief appeared miracul-
ously ln the form of the tug Dalzel-
lns which came up cn the star-
board side and attracted the atten-
tion of Capt. Hogemann. The com-
mander waa vexed and while he was
giving his views to the eight' extra
passengers he heard the whirr of the
picture machine. Too late he saw
that he was doomed to be in the
picture with the four maidens kneel-
ing to him and cxclaimlng pleasing-
ly, with dllped hands, "Oh please
noble captain, let us have 5 ladder."
Hall the eight pkformers been mea
nothing would have induced the cap-
_ DISTRICT NO. THREE.
ties
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Miss
Miss
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Miss
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Includes the Post Oflices and villages of Prince and Klng's Coun-
excepting towns and villages included in District No. Ons.
Alberta Csseley.................._.........Burlington ......    703,420
Annie Green....................._Celltflli B°d°Q“°----~-  593.970
I-°"¢ff° M°D°11=\ld~----...--~ ._-.-.Rollo any Eant.____.  028,050
Ida B. McKlnnon........... ......Sturgeon......    368,280
Annie Hughe»_........_.. . .......T.t0vule. not    304,900
Dorothy McDonald........... ......Kingshoro, Lot 47.,__...  239,740
Lynnie VanIderstine..'.._.... ......St. Peters_.....    224,460
Mary M. McDonald...... ._ Little Pond......   221,200
Jennie D°\1slal----------~-- - rm. I-Tlllsncro_..,_.  214 zao
Winnlfred Ddvlson........ .....-. Fortune Bridge ._ 1ls'120
Hlfttic M¢lntrre_......_..... . .......nnyslde, not 1i...i.. ff.. 991410
Lucy M. BlanChard._....... ........Milo. Lot   .. ..  65,940
MU! Maud Gallant....................Milo, Lot    45,820
Pearl Wilklnson...._....................L.Miminega.sh P.E.l.......  10,000
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GOVERNMENT CONTROL
ARE YOUR CORNB TENDER? OF TELEGRAPH LINES
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....Z..i?l.fi"lT. .¥.2i.,'.l‘§3§ .2332 ‘."S“‘N“T°“- 1”- 15-T” “-
by mm: P_mmm.s Painless Com and quraition _of telegraph linen in tug
wart nxtratterl Itt healing mimi U“‘**"l S*“*°° “Y °“° G°"°""“°“*- '°°
.nd .ootmng mann u “_ he operated as part of the Postal
sm ma (8,, hom., 2; §_°m_°'; ° Service is to be recommended to Con-
D . d
0| nm mm 1, ¢|,,°1v,_d°aw"_ A3? ness in a short time by Postmaster
1", “g_m,¢¢1°n in . 25c_ bottle o! General Hitchcock. _
Putnsm’s Painless Corn and Wert Fm' B NM' or more he has had the
|:gf,|-agen;-_ recommendation under consideration;
after thoroughly studying the opera-
;{15310NAR1Eg FOR EAST AFRICA tfon of Government controlled lines
LISBON J n T5-_Th l;;%l::°¢:\(lJ\:§:il0lu‘;"=ph dyqtderda oi the
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Commission announces tl(i}d)l.v":|‘:::l& “'39 UN mai-ter upon Conzress. to. md Rankin "md ro' Fmt" 'sm' o
csn. German and British miggqnnuiw. "Should the recommendation be me |,°,,r_
will br allowed to remain in Portu- “d°l’t°d'" laid he tonight, in his `
.guess East Africa, ' statement of intention, "1 am gm.
frm. d.¢l.\,,,, Wm, tak,” am, __ vlmd that it would mnltlns vt" ’
conference had been held with tht materiel lowering of telegraph rates."
shire, Scotland
Presented by the Prince
Edward Dramatic Club
Bwnlter McFarlane. An outlaw-W'J.
Jl§li;r'i_phrey Oulquhoun-A youu! C|li0|~
a .
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hh_fu|__r_}o¢:§ri'_:Bu_::ha__1lnn. Nlsstsr of Annou-
Lochbuln ‘0ifu‘gs|e?°KeMountebwkfMf
W O Whitlock -
Flzimlbsne McWhsrry. A Retainer-Ml’
a on
Tam Duncan, A Young Highlander-
Mf B Campbell
___)V_aliuce Dugald, A Clsnsmsn-Mr 0
P F el'
Kath' rlne Epsworth, l‘he noble women
-Mrs W .I Brown ~
Mara Oolr1uhoun,, Sister nl§\lll1Dhrei'-
Miss Phi lips _
Nnnnle Dugald, Highland lsssle-Miss
F McKenll-
Jean McFarlane, Wslter’s sister-lliiss
H Bremner. ` _
Others rsprese.i'.i:izClnusr.i'¢n Sala lers
and Pipers. _
Before and during the play s number
of Scotch Solos will b_e rendered by Ml"
Lury lllirlt-limi.. mst l-mei srtmnefwd
Mr Ronald Kay. Also Hi hlsnd dl\l\C¢l
by Mines Gladys llcCorvne2h5 “"9” M”
Milian, Marion Byrne, Refs McDoulld»
Pipe music by Messrs Mc?ueen, SlmP‘°“
and .‘\lcKens'e, Leader o Onheslrs'_l“4
musical director Prof Viee|comb6.
Plans for Thursday lgih  °_“
Monday 13rd, sl 9»ocl4w:k at minion'
moming of that date at the same PKC”
Reserve nests 35csnd soc., Unrsservlfl
sr- _ ` _
Excellent value.
355
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sééi
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A large variety of cl
eases from 88.0011?
ws eedstesmsrrn will make s “**‘“‘°
o ` 4 0 ' v " i 'mam s' ..onultmton nn.
H  1° Saul;-“ '°'~°~° °'°r.°.°‘..;........."r...- I
.ut ~
22 mit ind you vm rttl i wonderful
. llef by morning. ll they "don’t
men'e blue beaver re '° _ au, ,
aus 4: me 44 am- ""°“‘ _‘ff 2* f_°"' "" "'°°
tain to have lowered the accommoda-
tion ladder. but the women won. The
lines were transferred to the Dslsel-
ine, while s second picture nun.
posted on the pilot house of thetng,
set e tim too.
|dlplomatlc representatives of the*
i Portvrsl. however. lm decided to --
'thrte countries. T0 CURB A COLD IN ONE pa!
o clock sharp. JAH” PATON'
. cada-mum
establlsh Mission l Afrl _ ’l‘s\0 LAXATIVB BROIIO ._
terbslsnoe the lnllriience moftafdzgglgh Tablets. Druggfsts refund mgrdghll TH°““&'w .
lminlonsrles. it foils to cure. E. W (mov
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Doors open 7.15 o'elecl¢. Cnrislnrlsst