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Fresh
~ Candy i
Kisses 
~The mart wholesome and!
tasty candy that il made. tr-l
.day and exceedingly popular
inte our candy kisses. Wei
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lnireiiig nanv (nag siiiirimaiiriiierii.iii:ie;osrn\rl8~iDt
gan: d 'Mmail . ..  .  ............
n..ain":ii§i§"i:'i'i'iiaa'§r2&°f§ia'ii.°ii wie. ii -min ver  out
G l - N mmdue fm. “nu” Q ,mu ` the coming election opposing cn \dri|a.e
mnilI,“5md biv~“`Ptll't\2l  Uldlli U B@  FF* I0 ;n may bebrought to agree o condu.t their
 Aibertan. Saad: and llanhgse ‘°°'""'°° ""1, "H h°"°`"’° U 'ml'
' Two TELep;,|oNB LINES. g one party will take this ground, lev the
_amd _` ‘i_,_._“ D '_ -iuier party be 'tu-iirii, -iid ir reiiiia
::`_;_Ad,.§:“,:D¢n,u,,”¢ ms..l'4ini-tai Depamneut hrvaking the law let :l e penalties Le en-
0lasB.surst~am.ro6p~m. OGNBDGHI P-ill-'Dill-INT-l7P»G-|1945! forced lf both ean~'ida'en re’n»a ta
fresh all the time and get;
,them along at short intervals
We have eight flavors
Lfolasses, Chocolate,
Lernmi LaLa
M .ple Raspberry
Fi g. , Peanut.
Price zo cents pound.
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5 with its centre at Cape Tormentiue and
j within its bounds will be found the lm-
' . _ ’ -portanttowus of Amherst, Spring Bill-
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Ortzggist.
Tug Medical Ha|]_ i [town and Summeraidr, nearly hal! the
gg -*_ 1-gttwiriiioreiiinii, 5.13. it 1. iii ma ries
When you want s
fountain pen huy a
Waierman’s
ldial
G- li. Taylor,
kink. sind Optidani.
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Saturday
and youwili hépleaseb to find
ma have gives you another
Qaaea to buy our regular $1.85
and Isoqfor
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Dtyhoéy iaaslring l we have
nay mars of those boots that
wwe in tho window last Sutu
hy. H¢ro’a one more chance
Percy J l.Pearde|
,ina&1f)pp. Court House
'El BARGAH EBOI STORE.
irruttsritf.
Essence nf
Vinegar
so much used for
pickling. Our brand
the best.
2.5¢ at bottle.
REDDIN BROS
0|* P0.
_ tgaroals xo Anywhere. OW
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J.lLB. KGCRIADY. ltllht.
r a vswson. siiaiaipiiiiiii -iii a. mvrix.rrav»niiiuir iiiii "*"" '° "‘“' ' W' fl °"°"5 "°‘ "'*"
` ' Jatmi-iiiuiisun. anuuuannm sho-iid he an iid reiiiieiit c muiiiaee
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   punish buth sidis. Tfiietrs hive lonu
: -rrasnar rrorisiss, xovimsan is run. i
.GREAT PROIECTED lARiTll£ WORKS
Qtrlke a circle of seventy miles diama er
1 Dorchester, Sackvllle, Sheiliac, Charl .tu-
§ population of Prince Edwark
A lelmd and halt the great coun-
|ties of §Cumberland. N. S. and
in coal,in oil. in agricultural lands and
flkheries. lt includes the site al-o of the
,telegraph cable connecting the Island and
the Mainland.
Within this circle also is the proposed
,location of three important putlic pro-
ijacts, which at various tiines have engag-
fed a great deal of public intention. These
iare the Baie Vette Canal, the Chigtiecto
£Ship Railway and the Tunnel. The Bay
| Vario Canal was projected and surveyed
I by the Imperial Gsvernment in 1815 as a
measure for naval defence. It was much
talked of at Confederation asa work of
. great importance to the Maritime Pto-
vinoes, but later dropped out of notice and
and another project took its place.
This second project,the Chiguecto Ship
of larch 191, Hon.` Wilfrid Laurleri
wrote his famous letter to The Guarfllan‘
amrmlng that the 'Iunnel must be built i,
if found to be reasonably practicable.
we neiim tim. me sir Joiiii Maaieiiaia i
lived we would not novr be waiting for!
the Tunnal. It. would be in operation.,
iv. inn nope uiiii sir wiirriii i.tiirnir§
will take steps without further long
delayto fulfil the hopes which both hai
and the great Conservative Chieftain
rsteel so high lu 1391. At least our people
are determined as never before, to insist
upon this being 'lcne.
FOR PURE l:l.ECT|0NS-
Lahoroandldate had ao mourv to Wild,
andtheoppoaal party wasaoeloaely
watched thstthey hand to spend any
rnousy tom-corrupt piirpoirs.. The e seam
to oter a partial solution of tts prebletn
tor the raiuie.
It is mort e.rue»tly t.» he hoped th it ii
appointed hy \h-- reepie to watch and
being going on from intl to vi-: e in elec-
wns. lt is hikn tim [tint a ie~o’n'v, de-
termined and orgnnwed effort lie mane tn
check thi- rampant ‘uni ofoer uplion in
elect Ions.
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A"<iitiou is ciille i to the imrorurnre
of hav-r-u tie apprii .i tvs ro Hiilibnru
Bridite iiiriiied. 1- i- iirgeiir that nil.-
shonld;be aifeiidrd rout once. The long
dark nights are upon u.~ ani from this
time on till the ice becomes passable for
teams exeryrhing should be doiie to pre
vent accidents on the hr idge or at its ap-
proaches. Bath the Provincial Govern-
ment and the City are .ililigel up sea thu
lights are prov.ded.
lt is evident that from now 0- to the
lf half that. is said by the public 'men E
and the press of both political parties con-I
cernlng the Dominion election of Iwi is
true, that election was so scandalouslyi
corruptasto constitute a national dis-I
grace. And yet pricticxily speaking. noi
one was punished. Afew ele,tion peti-i
tions were lodged, some of which were
dismissed on technical grounds, many
we-e corruptly "sawed od" and a few are
still pending in the courts after three
years delay. These are renettahle and
alarming conditions. -
Church conferences, associations and
Railway, was designed to take the place
of the proposed canal and carry ships;
across the lrithmus by rail supported on
cradles. A- company was chartered on,
the subsidy plan, the Ottawa Govemmenti
to pay aomncha year for twenty yearsl
,after the work was in Operation. The
jllne was grsdad and four lines of IZ)
ipound rails, lald all the way across the
lsthmus, at a cost of _some four millions.
ol dollars, and then the work was aban-
dontd for want of means to complete it.
These projects for ship communication
between the Gulf_of St Lawrence and the
Bay of Fusdy have passed out of sight
largely because of the railwaylines now
connecting the parte on the Gulf and the
Bay. But the abandonment of these im-
portant projects adds to the claim which
the three Provinces have upon tha Domi-
nion for all rail couurctlon by means of
the Tunnel. And this claim is further
butttesaed by the terms of union with
Prince Edward Island which guarantee
cor slant and efficient communication by
steam across the Straits,
lt is now more than twenty years since
the Tunnel project was put forward by
the late Governor Howlan. Itls sixteen
years since Sir John Macdonald wrote
him as follows:
“ I fully appreciate the saturn and ex-
tent. of the obligation incurred by the
Dominion In maintain continuous com-
munication between the Island and n.iain~
land. We have tried to carry this out hy
the Stanley, but of course, shs cannot
ilzhtagainst the elements. S0 if the cost
comes wlthiua reasonable amount such
as Parliament feels justified in incurring,
lshull be prepared tusubmit the quee-
tion for their favorable consideration."
SirJohu wrote that latteron Febmary
6,l8ll. Be died in June followinn. In
the same year, on the eve of the election
‘fl
 
synods throughout the land have taken
noe of the widespread electoral corrup- i
tion and the grafting in public affairs. l
Prominent public men of both parties
have hurled damaging charges against I
each other. And now, aim-nt on the eve
of another election we have the leader of
the Opposition. Mr. Borden, called for a
royal commission to invostiirute the gen
era* els rim ui lilill. What is the country,
coming to. 
'Ii.ere is one hopeful indication in thei
by-flectiou recently held in London, Ont-
ario. The Toronw World, whose propriet-
or, \\'. F. McLean, M. P., took an active
part in the contest on behalf ofthe defeat-
cl Lihor candidate, assures us that thci
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We Guarantee
to cure your cough or cold
No “if`s" or “buts” -just a
straight statement-Shiloh`s
Cure will cure your cough
or cold and do it quicker
than anything you
ever tried, or your druggist
will return the purchase 
price. Get a bottle to-day,
and cure that cough or cold. .
Shiloh’s §‘,1'.`i°2,,f.‘§§’,
close of navigation all lines of transporta-
‘i°|1 bl rail. lall and sieruier will be (aged
to move forward the products for expori.
Ii 15 thi# tem' doui ly important that ther
shall be no interruption such as has too
trequmtly occurred between the stopping
ofthe summer boats and the commence-
mwl 0| Ove?"-|008 by the winterareamers.
It may l-e desirable that these services
should both be running together, if the
stress of tramc proves as great as,ie now
expected.
ONE OF THE SADDFSI' STORIES
First It was a co'fl, n-.glected of con;-se
ami csiarrn developed. Nothing was dong
and con°uuiptinn followed. Wa cn gh.
little cold. keepit from growing ily “ting
f`LIaiar-rhoznnin" Nothing aimilei- than
inhalinu the germ-killing vaD0r of this
‘“`"Jd 1'*i"'¢dY- Colds and citarrh flee as
before fire. Efery trace of throit and
hrnnchlnl trouble yiemg |mm,.A;M,,1
Cat-irrhozone is scientific and absolutelyy
6¢\l3"8DV‘€‘ f°i’ Dievfntinu and curing
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WOMEN TEACHERS’ RIGHTS.
SIR.-I should like to cali ite sttrmioa
of the pubic to the injusl ice of the treat.
:nent accordel fthe female teach"-5 gg
this Province in the matter of salaries.
In the e iucation of the iihlldreu of the
Island, female teachers have for gums
time taken a leading part. Even as school-
princlpals they are declarel by the educn.
tional authorities to ba in every way
equal tomen; while in common gchogl
'"`t"°“’ ‘hcl are generally given tha
preference.
lu the face of thase facts. however, the
law still holds that woman receive; it muh
""3"" lllilfl than men ui' the same class.
The custom is not only uiiju" hug, ,|50
lnsultius to the women teachers, as it im-
plies either lnferiority or inefficiency on
their part. It bas, moreover, ng dgfgnge
worthy the name. The arguments occa.
sionally advancei in support or ig are
such as would he linghed at as puerile if
used against the claims of a body of men'
The great body of the people indeed con-
dfmil V-he i~ySl¢m. while educational ex~
pi-r s are altogether opposed to it,
Wh! then will no msn otlnfluencemove
in the matter] Cannot the mm °( mi.,
°°i"llfy be depended upon todo ju~tIcei
Or must we have ai “\Voman'a Rights'
airltatiou I
Yours,
V i A Suhscnlnxn.
Shil0h's Cure is a safe and sure
cough and cold medicine for
children. It has been effecting
cures for 34 years. All drug-
gists-z5c., 5oc., and $r.oo.
“l ..
g n under-
  weiii-,he§ii.-ry loves ti ” si-
We are sole agents for this district for wilibe -ppfeciiied. `M. Tiaiiioi
The Specialty
_ _ _ r iii ni r .
Filing Cabinets, drawers and cupboards desks 0°if:-'i'»»°»i>t°i°° 'iiinthii-5'l"i'f-ii
and book-cases, ' §l'i'i’iil’§i".’i'§i'$’.“.§-°’.'§.’.T.°}"i..°‘I.'I.’iii'i'.‘i .
Elllllllllililllil
Elllllilllillilllil
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. ~  , - coat yet? It not come in and gg.
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linard’s Liniment Cures Garget in Cows.
A good assortment of
clothes wrlngers and sad
irons of most improved pat-
tern. Cameron 61 Co.
We have s splendid range of
mens fall furnishin s l
Goods
hlaik right Furnishlnil (In.
I I. DEER, Proprietor.
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era, caps and clothing Your trade
& Co. r r-5dr3l
Fresh buckwheat flour (Island ground)
just from the mill at Beerk Goffs. ll-6d2l
New goods iust received including
Rowntrees Pastlies, (peach. dnmaon
totfoe. et .l Terrv's confectionery, G, B
chocolates-(latest designs), Glieson's
cough drops etc., A. W. Reddin Phm B
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Monday Nov - II. is the
last day for receiving dia-
counta on electric light
bills for October lighting.
Pay today and save money.
ll-Sdbi.
'ect from the prettiest and most
deaignslefttochoose from. We
in and l(~ Traioor &
have all the uewaltpltterhs in Cloth, Strong and sturdy. Made with an on to
such as the many tweed effects, "Md ltrwvvul works-dev wwf- Will*
shadow plalda, stripes and plain lim *iii IWMMUDMU- *U0* 504'”
ciiiiiiii, rriigiiig iii prim rriiiii get -fs wi wi wi Mi- -”°~i°¢ »"°*’ °'
mama.. Th., n. “.0 may room for notion. Well answer for Noll
handsome costs :for _lines and  °‘;;,,'_'_';,f," ffzmmxz
 It 'lff°\ll Pflflllo mm! J” Pnwnt C°’. “_ &”»|||_ _
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Women's fur-!ined coats. A
few interesting priced items-
The long garment ls held in high
favor this season. and justly so.
for it has no equal for every occas-
lcn. wear and comfort- The fur-
lined brosdcloth coat ls light in
weight with ample. folds to cover
one; saves time and trouble in con
ceallng the c' ainty toilet for even-
ing dress wear, andis most Pov-
venlent to slip on for s shoppinil
tour. Our dlspliy is mcS¥
»complete. all very handsome gar-
ments from which we quote but a
few items 534.50 $38.00, ¢;u,oo
£45.00 $50.00 64.00 $70.00 $80.00
89.oo $q5._o~. $rro,oo $120.00
lrz5.oo, Fur on collars and,
lapel Sable, Perzian, Mink €iCi
Jas Paton & Co. to-_godtf
Pro t is he e, bii le: s 'u mind
Don’t wilt to ~h\\ er hive th.
blankets r-#arty 'o dr»w up whe"
the weather tnr s -to d over night.
iNe know of no better blanket~
at the prices than these two fine
blankets made to our order from
carefully .selected wools- We
think they cannot be matched out-
side of Pat'»n's service at anythlngi
like the little cost- The “Psion
special" blanket--. A winter
blanket made of ine wool on spool
cotton wrap. Full double bed
size, at $3.50. The "Paton Lead-
et” blanket. Avery heavy soft l
blanket made of test Canadlanl
wool. Full double b d size, bound 
with wool varn at $5. Bear them.
in mind if You have a blanket need. 
Jas Paton & C0. ro.3odtf |
BLANK ETS.
More biiraalris in blanlri-ts. SDH.-iali
chances to~morrow to get ready for cooler
weather, Tm;-e rlayii, when nninufat-t-‘
ure-rs make all suru- of spei:iou~ cl iuisi
ily ri~iug in prici~. lt. pays t i ie ~uis a"out.|
the medium through which you buy:
blinkets-ui.-l-as you k-.ow all about
blankets. This good blanket store hsal
been the dependince of householders for,
year-. The announcement for to-morrowi
is authoritative news of bargain-. Janice;
Piston 5: C0' ll-2 irili.
CARPETS AND BUGS.
A notable carpet sale. Thouiands uf'
yards. all under priie. Carpet.. rangimzl
from good grades up to the most magnlfi- i
cent product of English mills. Patterns
possible tasie or med can he satisfied-
Prloea so low that in a great many instan-
ces the mills would ntt now take our;
orders at wholesale for as littie as youi
are asked topay. ll is thetirne to buy
camels. It is the time to discover-if
ynu have not already norie so-how un~i
usual lu hrenrlth and character is thel
stock of good csrpi.-ti in this stor- . James?
Paton & Co. ll-2'li3i.
Furniture.
IL's time to think of new furnishings for
the home. Our full stocks are now com-
pletc, and we invite you to call and see
Lhe seaaon's novelties, many of which are .
exclueivelytoba found here. We know
you‘|l like the styles-but the prices are
equally attractive. I|.'s our big quantity-
buylng ability that enables us to get de-
pendable furniture nt less prion than the
ordinary kind. You get t‘e benefit of
that, in add-t-on tn our small margin way
of selling. Real genuine goodness infur-
nilure can always beiound ln this thor-
oulhly complete and trustworthy stock
equalednowtirra ilse.-James Paton k Co. i
ll-1il|3l.
Of Interest To
Small W0i'il8ll
in want oi a Fur Jacket. By small
women nc rr»s»in 32, 34 and 3) in bust. \Ve ,
have decided to take a very rm-ill. in fact
u tiny little price for 24 furjtckets; thoie
jackets we have cnrriei ovr-r from last
_\crir, some of them from the yt-nr l-cfrre
The main reason they did not sill was on
account of 'he small size . Now hare is
your opp »rtunity,n r-mall sizeil juni et at a
tiny liitic price. The-e iz wir.; ui l iivamge
S4.’i.iD. each al. retail, some li--ing'$i'l.'\l,
3451!), 865.00, $8.0) and $75.6). J iimes
Paton dt Co. ll -li|3lr‘li
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Women's embroidered handkerchlefa.
One of thebest handkerchief sales we
ever held-there are donna and dozens
beautifully ombmidered by hand. Indeed,
we get these handkerchlefs as a clearance
from the importer who found he could
not get any more to sell even for the re-
gular pricer. They are pure linen, all
pretty patterns, many with scalloped
edges and some combining dainty msohlne
embroidered with the hand embroidery.
26s, Wo, and 35c, each. James Patou ttio.
ll-ldrill.
New Goods.
Berlin wools, Norfolk and golfjerseys,
new shell halrfhaek oomb°,:l wool gloves,
i tan kid giovsa, Ice wool soarfs, &c.
shawla, wool hoods. knit wool :havin
and soaris. new tlannelstta night dresses
and 510 fanoy emhmirlsrnd handkerohiata.
Watch for our special in neck rule and
furjaoketa. Jas Patna R. Oo. I0-flldtif
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Men's working shlrtn, fall weights.
GIHAIILOTTE
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New Advertisements
FOOTBALL
c. ii. ii. li iarouuns
Thursday November 6tli
sr son o'c|.oc|t
ST. DUNSTANS
vs.
VICTORIAS
Forth Game oi the series for the
BARTLKTT CUP
Admission inclujing grand stfnd 15
cents. Ladies Free
in assi
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NOTICE
To iii. riiiiiir
Traffic over Ver-
non River Bridge
will be closed
Thursday, Friday
Saturday of
this week.
Bv Order,
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abouttheir goods, and when wool is sieid-l i 0
DEP T PU B.WORKS
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iberai fonservative Con-
enlinn fir Kiigs County
The annual meeting of the Kings
County Liberal Conservative As-
in such immense assortment that any i5°Cl3U°n forthe PUrP°5e of °"g'mi‘
zatlon will be held in the Town
Hail in Georgetown on Wednesday
November zozn, 1907 at one
o'clock p- rn.
The chairinm of each Poll ls
r- quested immediately to gall 9
mcitlng in his Polling Division for
the purpose of electing ten dele-
gates to attend the said meeting.
A full attendance is requested-
A. C- MACDONALD,
President.
J. A. DEWAR,
Secretary.
Montaizue. Oct. 1907.
ti-2id6l.
iinnsienntn rniitiiiuiiis
ni .iuciiiiii
tiiiiiiiiiiy. Niii. i1`i`i`i‘» ine;
Ai the residence of lr. F. Parka: Car
veil, Pownal Street, commencing. at io
o'ciock. n. na. Shllrp-
lam instructed to sell by the owne
n |¢ner-al aamrtment of household furni
ture consisting in part of dining room
pump, hall, bedroom and kitchen fum-
ishingii, including dinner set, glass, etc.,
ere., a Chancillor Range.
- ALSO-
Ofie set single carriage harness. One
horse rug (new) carriage wraps.
T h.
"M C" R. B. NoR1'oN,
ir-2d5i Pat. 3i. Auctioneer.
New Store
'New Goods
Bargains in crockery ware sul
fancy china.
G assi hntier dishes io:
Cream jugs » 5 an-1 I0:
Vases SC UP
A.l.parlor lamps from $t,oo np.
Cloning out a lot of goods at cast
to make room tir Xmas stock. Our
best advertisement, well pleased
customers-
W.E.WEBB & C0
97 Queen Se. Opp. Prowse Bros.
1-rdistuwfsimthpd
Rn ati
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AKES
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TORONTO
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DR. IECKIE M. R. C. V
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of the Royal Oollege oi
Veterinary Surgeons. Glasgow, Scotliind
ADDRESS-Eldon Hotel. Kent St.
il-ldrwlyr PHONE NUMBIP
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CAPITAL -
REST - _ _
I2-2ld'lurtufif.
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equipped laundry in Canada.
HONTRE-RL.
Theae collars reach you n spotltm white. ff z.,
'n’°Y're laundried in PUR: filtered water in the bat 'ff'  `
mlzosltivel-y no chemicals are used to bleach or'vi'Ziilcn thc
As a result Toolre Collars never become yellow.
They keep their snow~white appearance until worn out.
The "Maxim," illustrated here,  one of our .~\:iclinr l`.~ -id
'mg °°n°"°.v°"Y P°'|Wl¢r. It is suitnlile for semi-ilresia
an husinus wear. ls the Guest collar riiiil-. for if-e
price-2 for 251:. Mads in 4-ply with outsiile inriiifv of
hnen in sizes is to.r8 and heights 2, 2),’ riuil 2;,'_ " lpyéyy
TOOKE BROTHERS, LIMITED ' f
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Bank of New Brunswick
ESTABLISHED 1820 .
$707.000,00
over $l,200,000,00
JAMES MMCHESTER. Pres. R.B.KESSEN Gen.Mgr.
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This Hunk values tho business it rocelvcs from its oiistsmgn and ink”
every opportunity nf tolling them so. Un the other h uri wo bo lava th it, the
serv ce. < uuplefl with security. which is ox onrloi io our iieooiimr- ii appre»~i\t,.
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1:!!-!i}i;ifgctAolr,yar;d‘prolitab.a Therefore ii\»=nl»-ciirig yuurb nk isiuhlish yf~i|i-anti
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Sat' ngi. Ban accounts opened for |i.0U and upwaril.
H. S-PETHICK, Manager.
Charlottetown Branch. _
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