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PAGE FOUR ' _ “ v-"r`nl rmws "' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
LA'I".!S'l’
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APRIL 2 1
rms-r or 11.1.." 9» 91!
SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS
-IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELE§TE_l) FROM THIS WEIQQS ,_l;l;IE__\il§__l;l)_RvT_l'llI".§_llARDlA|fl;§______________..______________ 
WEDNESDAY.
Tuesday. April 25.
The House opened to the public at
11.30 o’clock. _
HON. Mit. RIUV1-IAIIDS presented'
the report of the ni;riculturai com-
mittee.
MR. DOBIE, as seconder of the
amendment to the reciprocity resolu-I
tion, resumed the adiourned debate
thereon. I-le tliought the niover and
eeeonder had not supplif-d the House.
HO\\' do you kiiov. that .\bbey’s,
Salt is not the best 'possible
spring tonic for you unless you
try it? -
Tliousaiill.-; of people rely ou'
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5..f‘;ss.°..-Sal-1*
io purify the blood, clear
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with much information such as it S'tates, arguing therefrom that the'MeCALI.UM - At Souris, April 23,
was desi,-able the House should be in -removal oi duties must provéi grcliilt-1 1911, to James and Mrs. McCallum,
d it J
_ _ _ _ ~1y to the advantage of Cana ii. e a augi er.- .
possession of. Our present position nearest market was what we want_lM(_DONALD_At SOUHSV April 23V
was one of prosperity at DOING and Uf .He recited the causes that led to the
cordial relations with . the Mother abrogation of the old _reciprocity
Country. He held that the policy oflgeatg M “ tlmtefll iu`f*;§’h“g belf-‘gen
S- J h M - ,V d bi e_ wo coiin ries. . o_w a _ e er
ear lmfgezly ,f;',c“°n;‘h;1 pieggntlfeeling _prevailed and reciprocity is
Government, had made usl;-h¢_ fruit of these more friendly re-
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gmwth Qf our trade abroad “ml b°'llilad for thirt ears roclaimcld their
tween the Provinces. Speaking of the_d . f _Wy ii   d i .
benetits of our great transcontinental iteslfe girl: ' f f’ ;° level-tr? panel'
railway systems he referred to the. yi “‘?“d _e fl ‘as milf' 1.9 lag'
statement of Sir Wilfrid Laurier that ia(“'~‘m . “mu pmve we-ma G
the Grand Trunk. Pacilic is necessary lthe bnlplre and the “'°r1‘.“ Ile shmnd
to retain our carrying trade for our- gstiiis rg)n);_T(lct(;r fgitrggglcpggdtalég'
selves and prevent it being diverted, _ _ r - `
. . . It would pioduce prosperity and con-
to the Lnited States and its portsjtent especially in this Pm\,i“ce_
       
to mix with theirs and sell it abroad “Pd he hqped to Sf,” I“bfrfl‘.s mid
ns their own to steal the reputation | ( Unservmdves' tone mr 3 mg ` In
nur whmt_gmwers have He waq in ami staindini.tV shoulder to shoulder to
favor of trade hetwcen. (`iiiiiida`and` - ((`m‘tmued ln page 5) -~'_*-
lill countries as free as might he ill V_V_V_ BORN
“fr Cmlld Het “__ 0” ‘elf terms evil_ii.\iiicn-nfs\iniinRRi5,T§EiVéKif.
;\u1(§VlE1;>V};‘td‘§`;1\Vfelen-lgllxirh c<>l;\h(V°\§>i;1;;\\°»tft§V;-r»;_- ini, tn Albert i~:. nnu ine.. Baker.
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was danger of losing benefits we now Hgtvgl-;\T_Xr€grg~r:.,,nl0n;n `;\,,,.i1 22V
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njoy if this iigrccment is adopted
nur neighbors are islirewd :ind keen
- 1911, to Bruce and Mrs. Howatt, a
daiirzhtn-i'.
:it a bargain. In their piist dealings - ____-_ _ _ _
with us they had not hceri izenerous '
and we should not trust them too fni~‘ H
I 1 =-\"= an*
II O \\' .
the coin lcxioii and f HON. MR. .\icM1l.1._-\-.\I conipliineiit-i
_ ed the mover and seconrier of thel
_ Sv`eetcn the Rmmach' `zinieii<lnieiit on the frankiiess and
, It bel); i]\(»m_ii_wj]1 iihility with which they had present-
 l , . ed their views. lieriprocity wn;-i not
1 hcl? Y““»,'f YWU _ii new thing. It was tried long ago
l . . . ,. ‘ ' \~ V' 1 » v ,
- ---H ev- -t a .i:1f"..‘.l‘,':;  nf.:".‘:.';.‘:.i‘.l:l
fairirial. Ar li-fniicy nnii been moi nnnnr the unn-
dealers Iservzitivr-s with no_ very great suc-
_" cess, until 15 years :wo the l_.iheriil
and party amended it, liirlihts-nc<i the peo-
ple's burdens and enlarged our trade
on every hnnd. The result was that
<‘;inndu's raiio of progress had
doubled, imniigrgints ciiiiic ilockiing
in and our developniciit in every ine
of progress had heeii inarvelioiis. I-Vie
read from Mr. (‘nrvl;ll's speechm ill
l'ni'lia!nic|it to allow w nt i\gi‘icll lir-
;i1"‘{i‘Vi;;iIlliictsn;:i;i:."Juiiillnn;-iii3`Vcxci:§iiil;i‘l§_ Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W.
ealtli
Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair-Removes D a n °
druff and invigorates the Scalp
-Promotes a lux ur iant,
healthy hair growth-Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
5I.00 and :R06 at Drug Stores or direct vpnn
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NWHRVNI J.-IUISIAV ei' pemiiiurn Co.,
REPUSE ALL SUBSTITIITES
For sale and recoininf-iidr~d hv E. A
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Organized vs. Individual Tailoring Methods
Twenlv years or riiorc ago, when ii niai-i wenl to buy a snil.,
ilu- riislluii lnilor showed him samples ol' cloili pasted on si card,
lrvni wliiili lie was expcclcd lo Scent :i suitable psilicrii. The
cus-'miicr made his rlioire picked his style froin the stock plnlcs
.ind ii-u-.lt-‘. in fihh and lions and the tailor.
This svslem, wilh hui few minor changes, is iii vogue lu-
`.»\l lhe siinic lime, the reziily ln weiir method has been dc-
\'i~lupr_'.'l lo :i liigh poiiil of sysleniiiliwd efficiency.
' \\'ilh a couiph-lo tailoring org.>iiii7.<ilioii like
ours.. we are uiiaiili-cl lo buy clolh i`|oni ilin mills _
' in imnir-rise qualities, \\'hcre:is iho cu.~loin lziilor
"-' buys froui lhe _iuhher in suil lengths -a very
ixti‘.-iw-igiini mcihod, but iin1i\'i\idubi:: iii lniiled
\'i iil the ri:i'iit'ord deali=r_in your town ior
rn i~i.~peciioii ofthi- Hpriiiir and bummer
W. E. SANFORD MANUFACTURING (0, Limiied. HAMILTON
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1911. to John E. and Mrs lvicnoiiaiu
24th, to John L. and Mrs. l\IcAieer,
e. son.
WAH1ii£N-At Hofsick Falls, N.
on lilarch 28th to Rev. A. W.
Mrs. Warren, a daughter.
MACWILLIANI-'l‘o Charles and Mrs.
Macwllliam, Garfield on Wednesday,
March 29th., inst., 1911, n son.
Heart" congratulations.
GOUGH-At Edmonton, Alberta, on
thc 17inst, to Horace and Mrs.
Gough, (nee Miss Francis Ui-nc), ii
sun.-S. '
MARRIED
lI\`l\‘lAN-MACNEVIN-At Iloiishaw on
the 17th, imit., hy the liev. D.
Mu.cL0nn, John T. Ininnn to Mrs.
Annie MiicNeviii.
HUIISTON-FRASER-.\t the Miinse,
Cavendish, April 10, 1011, by the
Rev. John Stirling, Willinin lidii-lon
Houston :ind Annic Belle 1<‘riiscr,
lieth of Mayfield.
VAN IDEltS'l`lNl<}-MAli'l‘IN~,\t the
Lenox. _Cliurlottetou-ii lzy Rev. Rl
G. Stra-thin, Peter James Van lder-
erstinc, of Murray Hnrlior, and
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'I`ur-sday virorriing the liitli inst.,
John S. Bilchaiiaii, iigi-:l i-ii:lity~i,wo
yenrs. '1‘lie decersad tool; sick three
iiu‘-iiths ago and izrz-iiluiill ~ sniik till
the end Caine, \\lioii he pa.-51-'-,-il pence-
full_v a\\'a_v.
I-li>llS'l`f_lN-FIIASlili--At the inansc,
Caveiidish on Wedieesdiiy, ,\i»i-il 10-
th., 1911, by licv. .lohn Htirliiisg,
William Edison Hou.-iron to Aiinic
Belle Fraser, both of ;\lzii'l=elil.
Dllr_D
MU’I`(`l-I-At Merlnnid, liot 48, April
25, l‘.l1l, Rethcsdizi lllutrli, in her
5.`?nd year..
SMl'.i‘H-At I-Iiiiriiiiztoii, April 112.
]‘.l1i, Sydney Smith, :iced R5 _vi-urs.
i°‘uiii=r:»il this iiftciwiooii :ii two 0'-
cloch froiii the rcsideiicn oi’ his .son
Douglas Smith. lntcruient in l‘co-
ple's Cemetery.
SELLAR-In this city, April 23, 1911,
Mary Ann (‘ook, hclrived wife of
George Seller, april XG years
DlN(_}WI<]IiL-At Bay Fortune on
March 22nd, 1011, after i-in illiiess
of two years, Jane 15. McCallum,
beloved wife of (‘liiii‘le_i IG. Ding-
well, aired 80 ynai-s. _
l~ll‘1NNl§k~lHl5Y-Iii this rily, April 27,
1lIi]_, Mary Hcniiesscy, iiixed CS
years, wife of .ianirs I-lciiiiessey.
il’lA'l`Hl‘J§‘»ON-At l‘Iliriie".ei`. April ith.
Florence liell, infant child of J. B.
and Florence Matheson.
Now the darling child is dead
rlhe to early -rest is gone
She to paradise is limi -
'l`nkell'ie Child no lriiizci' niinc
’l‘i'iine she i:= foi'ovr" i,liii\f~.

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had to lalic your chances.
Angle lflosiery.
 We can safely __
. _ guummee pcm ' _ I E weiirying kind. _
,J/,. Don`t forzlet lhc _
nziiue, or how the 1_-
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Angle Hosiery for
several reasons.
In our gigantic
FOR LADIES
Nn. 1760 -"Lady Fair" Black Caf~h~
niirrc luis-~~_ i\i~-riiiiiii iivlgiil. Mnrie of
lini-. .soil cssliinere yarns, 2-ply leiz.
.’.~|il_\' fool, livcl, ion and lilpili splice,
giving sli'v|ii;ll\ vvlivri' live: eil. Box
of Il pairs. $1.50; ii pairs, 3.4.00.
No. 1020-Same qunlity as |760, but
hi-uvh-r. Black <iiil_\'. Box ul li
pairs $1.50; 8 pairs, $3.00.
No. 11,50--\’nr_\' flnc Cashmere hose.
Ma-dlum iveiizhr. 2-ply leg. 4~ply -
fool, hi-el and tm-, lilnck, light and
ilerlc inn. li-einer. clilmplisnv.
myriie, pearl gray. oxlilood, hello,
cardinal. Box of ll pairs, $1.50; 6
pairs, $3.00.
No. 1720-Finn finality Cotton Hose.
Maile of 2-ply Egypt an yarn, with
2-ply heels and toes. Black. light
and dark inn, clianamgiie. iiiyrrlo,
pearl fray. oxhioi . hello. sky,
ink li s ue. Box of 4 pairs, 81.00;
M pl.Ir|, $1.50.
Ngf 1178-Mei-noi-i1.ed. Bama colors
ln 1120. Dux nf 2 plirl, IL00; G
-pure. $8.00. ,
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fit and wear when you bought hosiery. You
You no loiigcr nccd do that. For now, nt
some reliable siore near you, you can choose
ii the hosiery that is GUARANTEED-Pew
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the exact form ofthe lug, nnlile :ind foni--
wilhout li seam! '- f.
- hosiery must
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mills wc knit this lmsicry on iiizi<-liiiu-s for
which we have the sole (lzinadian i'igli‘.si.
You need no argument io see that .~;::a::ilc‘:s -
READ THIS REMARKABLE
GUARANTEE
We guarantee the following linen of
Pan-Angle Hosiery to fit you pei-~
Isctly, not to shrink or stretch and
the dyu to he absolutely fast. We
guarantee them to wear longer than
any other cashmere or cotta?
hosiery sold at the uma prices. l .
after wearing Pen-Angie Guaran.
iced Hollory any length of tin-ie.
you lhould ever find a pair that
fall: to fulfill this guarantee ln any
particular, return the name to ua
and we will replace them with TWO
new pairs fret of charge. 53
omni-:R 'rms wiw
Ask at the store first. If they cannot
lupply you, into number. tire of thou
or stocking and color of hosiery desired
and lnclolo price, Ind we will fill your
order poutrlld. Remember we will fl l no
I thu noho adonl one
order or on A o x o y
gllxglln 1 boil- ll OUR! TO MEN ION
_ADDRIII A8 BELOW!
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N0. 2404 -Mr-diiiiii \\'rlg!\i<T-_-1'-:~ir~re. 
2-ply llotn|i_\' _vurn with ;¢g_»<~i-iil ‘ .iv
"l~}vurli\.sl" in-i-is uii.l (oi-.~‘. lillrlr,
llgiit and durh Inn, li-iiilu-r, rli .iii-
inii;iii‘, nii\'_\'. invrllv, ii-iirl gray,
slate, nvlilo-lil, lii-Il-i, iiulel him- and ,ff
|»l:<qiii-. l}|\ of ll piiiim, $i..',0; 6 'r~V‘»J'.
pairs, $11.00. 
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Nu. 500- -"l1ln:~l< liniitlii" wlnicr 
wviiiiii ldiii-l. <,'.is|i:ii~|'_- Iifilf-li S1-. `~.-"
5-ply lmiiy, spun irntii |ni|\- ,\\i.~lll‘n- -"1-
liiiii wovil_1l-|\lv .<ill»; spin 1- nv. i.-i and ¢_"
foes. Il-ix ul` Il |iiili's, $i.!-ll, 6 pillrs, _' ‘
$14.00. >_ ,-_ -'
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No. 1090 -- flnsliimre li'ilf-hose.
Hiiiiii- qiililllr n.:~' .'»0|l, liul li|;i_Li'r 4
wi-iglil.. ll.ni'li o:i.y_ 110! oi'
pniius. $1.00; 6 p.1ir.~', $1.00.
No. 330--»"Evi-rlnel' Colton .vm-lin.
Mulium wvlirlil. hlriilu mini inur-
pi_\' long staple ciimiw-l i-}__\'|ilinii
1-oiton yarn. with six-ply :ii-r-is and
\in.-. I-wack. li,;lil mul -urn' ian,
Put up lii limi-< Il.»x of 3 paws,
$1.00; 6 pairs, $2.00.
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IIOTEL BRUNBWICK
Moncton, N. B.
the Largest and Best. _f.ooi\wd liomsl in
cue v..i»H,_ licuummorlnting' _200 Quests.
Sltuate inthacentreoispaciousizriiiindn
and surroiindqd by eieinuit shnilail trees:
m lklnizit specially risirabio for tourists in
tue summer season. Gills) .\1cr|Wf~IENEY
f\ ~i ii§:.enn. K. c._“o,niiJ Mei~;ann`
McLean Q McKinnon
Barristers_ Attoriieysuit-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
Greo. Ei. Lnmcrlan
nARRis'ri<i\ /mo Arronsav
Solicitors for the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, Montague.
DR. JOHN LEJDWELL, M. I).
Richmond Strcci,oppositcSt. Paul s Church
Hours until io o`clnck in 3 p. m
George W. McPhee
Barri v. r nd Att - t-i
Olii_cgs&I‘?ew I’roq;ii]:IlI\ocl2w
Lhnrliieinvi n. 1'. h.ii~lnnd
Warburton QQ Shaw
llarrisiters, Atlorncys, Noiiiry l‘uhlic, Etc.
Ofiices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown,
P. E. Island.
I. J. YEO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
'Residence -
Next door to I‘he McKinnon Druf¢0o.
Phone ll. Kent Stream
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MORSON Ss DUl'lf\
Ban-intern and Attorneys
Solicitors for the Royal Bank of Cinadi
MONEY O LOAN
i.~n-i's Block, Clinrlotteiown
DR. CLIFT
SPECIALIST IN CIIONIC DISEASES
Ohcrlottatown, P. li. fliand, Onnadl
YIOPOBIA HOTEL-H0lll'l-Il lol dull!
Ill ii 1 si
I.)_.-0. MULEOD. KY. 0. W. If. Bl .\ 1 Lit!
McLeod (0. Bentley
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#annie loan A," .° °
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MclN'l‘\’IiE-At Souris, April 24,
1911 to Amby and Mrs. McIntyre
n son.--J.
McALEER-In this city, on April
Cliristy Martin of Hi.-nt_lierdale. _hini iihoiit Lydia. ii. 1’iiikhani’s Vega.
BITHANAN-At Mt. lliiciiiiunu on
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All Reliever! by Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound.
Hilreston, Mo. -- “For seven years I
suilered eveiylhiiigr. I was in bed
 f0I` fOl1I` 01` II V6 d3yS
 at a' time ever;
V.j§-.1-j_=jj__‘~'-"_,,,'.If  moutii, and so wea
  ` "-1- I could hardly walk.
  1 cramped and had
_  Z V _ backaclie and head-
 .~  nolii-., and was so
 'er  nervous and weak
 uint 1 arendefi in
 _`   sen anyone oi' have
" ‘ ' ' ' Q aiiyone move in the
. -  __ _V -/ ,- V
lj  room. The doctors
1-' " “ *lv = gave me medicine to
A /All  ease me :it those
times, and said that .I on§ht to have :iii
operiitioii. I would not isten to that,
:ind when a. friend of my husband told
is 3,.
table Compound und what it had done
for his wife, I was willing to take it.
Now I look the picture ot' health and
fenl like it, too. I can do my own lioiisu-
work, hoe ni y irairdeii, and milk it cow.
1 can eiitertaiii company und enjoy
them. I can visit when I choose, and
wiiik as fiii' as any ordinary wouiiiu.
any day in the month. I wish 1 could
talk toevery siif1`erini;fwomn n niidgii'l_”
-.\frs. l)i~:_iiA lli~:'i‘iiiiNi-:, Silceston, Mo.
'i`lif»_ most successful i‘eined_\' in this
coiintry for tho cure ol' all forins of
fi-iiiailo coiimlaints is Lydia E. Pink-
hnni’s Veg:-tnliic (‘ompoiind.
It is inure widely and snccessfiilly
iiscd thziii any other remedy. lt. has
cured tliolisniids of women who have
1w'~n troubled with clispliicciiieiits. in.
illiiiiniatioii. ulr.ci'aii0n, libroid iiiliiors, _
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Special to The Guardian
iii:AN'i‘1foIn1. April 27~Mrs-
Sinitli, residing nuar the (ifulld
house.
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Special to The Guardian.
1 i.oNDoN, April 27~sixtv ner vent-
‘statioii ailimi-elitly in U df*
Trunk . , ` _
mented state, arose this nioriiin;:.nudV
wandered along the riiiluny triiCl<.|
iiiialiy lying down hr.-aiilo the rails
where ii passenger eniziue cut oil one
of her arms at the i-lbow.
. She picked up the ampiituted mem-
hei' and started for lioini- but collallS-
cd on the sidewalk in froiit of her
h adult uoikeis of the British
of t e ` ` V -
lsles re<eive less than $5.50 weekly
wages, according to statistics quoted
in the Commons by the Lliidcr Sec-
retary of the lionrd of 'l`i'ade in op-
posing thc motion of Will (rooke, for
3 compulsory iiiiniinliiii rate of $7.50.
Crook’s story of the siiilerings of
the poor was a pitiful one, and the
House was greatly moved.
Teniiaiit reluctantly had rr-course to
cold logic, and sniil that the iiuition
would involve a cost of $l‘i3,ll00.0U0.
iiddcn increase oi wages would
A s . ‘
raise the cost of pi'oiliii‘.tioii :-.iid in-
vite increased foreign coni|»nt.'. ;.
The House adjourned \-.iilioul dis-
cussing it.
Special to The ilunrdinii. ~
AMHERST, April 27-Fire, pre-
sumed under control, broke out
the Canaria Par \li'ol'k~i tliis‘
airesh in . - f -
iiioriiini: mid heforii hcinl! llllillll' CX'
tiii_s:uislied, tivo other lillillllnllli \\`(’l`0
destroyed, nizikinig xi total of iivc,
with ii loss of fully one liundri-d and
fifty thousand dollars.
The scconil forge mid hii: iiiucliine
.~ilu>p were uddvil to the rnim~' _nf the
first fnrize. ewctini; shop and fouiidry,
but Amherst i~nni:i‘atiili=.t<s itself that
the llliodvs-L`uri'y‘ _iiniiiensc plniit,
which for ii. iinic was tliiriitciicil, es-
ciiped. V V
'l`hi‘ hurncd hllildiiigs will lic ini-
:iiicdintely rchililt, init <-igtlit hundl‘c.l
iuvi: are teiiipnriiriiy out oi employ-
j nu-nt.
wrinl to 'l`hi~ llliardian.
\'_\Nh‘i)ll\'i~1ll, ,-\p.il 217--Tliiil, nn
iW['mlhu'it'i‘1S'Inlrimlil'p“i‘m'Im('k""|l“' -nllrnipt to hlow up with dynamite
tluit. l»<‘:i,riiii:do\\~ii i`r-eliiig, iiirli_I:<\\‘lini\,
and in rvnus 'nri strliiioii. :il`1i-i':lllol her
nic-ri--i had i`:iili»il. \\'liyri'»i\`i_ you ti‘_vitf`
__1'i.__ _
(_`-liAli'K-At Ilaruley, '[‘iim»:dziy 1Rth.,
lust., 191|, l\'fi's James (`.lui~h, of
heart failure in her 68th year.
UOUGH1.Al\'--At Hope River on lllon-
day April 17th.,
\\‘ni"d (‘oll_i:liinii,
ngcd T5 vi-ni~.~s.
_','rsi_ci'dny ii, $100,000 hrick apnrtniciit
iliousc, undcr coiistructioii. .\‘cyinoui'
__ _ :mill Suiytlie streets, was thc work of
‘”‘ '"- f ‘-' strikiiig union carpenters, is the zil-
lcifntioii made by (‘-oiiii'nctoi‘ Ryan,
iwho oflc,r:= ii iw-\.\':iril oi $500 for infor-
,innriou that will lead to thc arrest
wind conviction of thi. q-‘Viiniiiitcis
'i`hc iiniiingo wi=.s siiglit.
of pucllnioiiia lid-f
.-_ _
_ l
nn. l,.,,1..-;;._§;.i=_f-_:iss iliiaiylnirewalches
A IIUUT
siirlil. that you
\i~L-il to h:i\'e.
'Flint does noi
. 1 _
Y' UR <»nnl.i‘.- _\-nn in A . were clefincd :iiid repnlrel by
_ _
s|l_y§fT ~»i>i‘ ii liii 1-4-1- i‘
ff-r iofl<i_\‘,lio\\'-
 are-r__ You vnu- _
mil li\'/»i‘|i"i~ _i
--_......_....--__ ln 1- iii li o r i- d _lf
i-ul - "or upon what you on-:li "
li -s.-n-.~.~i-il. If ;'\i\ire=5i~.~i si-r\'r»il 
.\`<lll \\'l~l for niaiiy _\‘i-nr... so .j__
.unch n.nr1- re_is.oii »\h,'. ;,- .ii -
sliould Like propel' care oi tlic-in
now.
_ Too inte 1,0 flriuve wliuii sittht
i-4 fgoiic. I\n\\ in the tiiili- lor .
action. Coiiio tolliiy :inu nee-.us
A - ¢' '.f..-P'
5 II
or your own benefit.
Silversion (D. Epsiein ~   
_ ins. or ol='rics ‘  ‘ °
168 Qui-cii Sf. Cli`m.\n  _
i l
jus lust _vcrii'l_li:lii for 11 iiiziiiber
of ycrirs -p'i~;t, this .~.li.i\vs our
\'.'oi'l< is :raiisl:ictoi'y. '
A box for mailing work to
- s and cstiinnies of cost fur
ished on reqiiest.
Waiichmzilrei' and Uplician 
I
EVERY GENERAI A
Sllllll-KEEPER ilillli
“ lilllll-ll-l|VlS"
Inxiémi/IN, ONT. Sept. 23rd, |910
“I mii in the General Store hnsiiicsg
and have been a resident of lnkerinnn
for Lliirty-sevcii years. Since I started
this store four years ago, I have found
your remedy “1<`ruit-n-lives” the inost
satisfactory one 1 have sold. lilziiiy of
my custoincrs have used “.i"i'\iit-.'\~l.ives"
wiili the most lieiieficial results and I
know of two crises lliat have been
completely cured of Dyspcpsiai.
I recoiiiiiieiid “Fruit-n-Lives" on everv
possible occasion and would siiy that if
every general store keeper, who stocky,
iiiediciiie, would keep "Fruit-s-lives"
pi-ornincntly displayed, he would in.
crease his business iiiaiiy fold”
ALEX. LARUE.
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"Friiit-fi-tives" is the only remedy in
the world iiiadc of fruit and the only
ri-med_v that will positively cure Cons-
tipation, liidlgestion, Pain in the Rack,
lloridnclic-s, Rlieuuiaiisin and all Kidney
and Bladder Troubles.
5oc. n box, 6 for $z.5n, trial size, 25;-
At dealers, or from I-`ruit-A-tives Limited
Oitn wa.
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...The Chivcrie boys who are fishini;
obsters for Matthew & McLc»in,
Souris, innde their first haul of loh
te-rs yesterday landing seven hundred
pounds.-J.
1
Q with ‘ii-'le")'i ‘_-vi § 1 live
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_ Ilomiiiion Royal Mail Service
: 'rn uifiioiw: on
The Short \t.Liiwrence Roule
los-. tloin llliiyil nt Soni
On lhi-_ New Ciinililinn Levixiiliiilis
Lauren-ic and Meigamic
,\`iiiiiii:: .»\lii»r»iritol_v wilh the
'I`cufonic-Czinad.\- Dominion
miiiii|_:iii\in;_.- n_\v<\- kll' ‘-ol'l ii'v of c_x-
vi |>lio`i_\.i|i ini-rit hi' ii vine ilvi-1 of t}\'in
:ii il lr-p,- sel'i",'.' ite-iiliii-ru roi rio
\\il.\liiii.-Jlzitest <1i~\'ive.~i lor vonifurt
lin: Niall- y.
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"iHl_\1i.\'i(lN" & “.\`l1ll'lll\\'.-\lil{"
1-:irry one olns- ceiiin p:i~s»=ii|,:i--s
oi_\_l_v 'i‘ii.||i-d 2nd Cliissi :ind :lrd eliiirs
:illoi'lVi\i|;:`ii_ii Olgportunliy Ii.l‘ :iii inex-
i»rV¢lrils_i\';»(Iji;i|i aproad. I U
nr.: :iss i|nsen2~rs ure wi i-
e<§`intru:wilgoiiilbcrlfhtriioiiis. _
'ur|.i r nr i uiirs ii ` piuys
<_n'i'i<~t~. iix Noir? onine sirff-i ii 1-~Vi
Montreal, or Lociil Airents, \\'. lv.
Rogers Lo. Ltd.8-l (il. Uooi'|.re St.
Oli town. 4-Eldtini.
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 Use the GILLETTE
 With the Angle Stroke  
]f=\°l<'k¥iilv-<lr=l\\'-knil`e--pliuie~scytlie-laivii-iiiower-:ill edge tools
cut cleanest and easiest with thc angle stroke. i
-_ V The Plllllle Stroke was ili_c only thing that made the old opeii-blade
razor possilile-except as :in iiistriiiiiciil of torture.
r1mm\;tdiiiaiiy mV;i‘il rise the GlLl_.l‘lTTl£ like a hoe aiid_expect it io cut
f-aét that easy . h e ,sup_eri riiinliiy of  cutting edge is proved by the
; .1 even iv en used in this way the (.ILLI<,'1TI~, gives rl good shave,
_ V_ I ut to get the real satisfaction wliicli the GI LLETTE is capable of
, suing yfiu, you naiurzilly must use the angle stroke. Then von will
'now aiu :ippreciate the genuine luxiir ' f th l'- '
e:iS.V three-iiiiiiute (ilT_,l.1'I'I"I`Ii shave. ) 0 e C Lan’ cool’ Comfortable'
l'llY fl (»ILl.l'.l 11:, and enjoy ii._-if_you haven't one already. If
you have one now, use it right :uid enjoy it to the full
- ` Standard Sets $5.00 - Pocket Editions $5.00 to $6.00. `
At your cIruggiat’s, jeweIIer’s or hardware dealer’s.
The Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada, Limited
Office and Factory, - 63 St. Alexander Street, Montreal
Offices in Ne Y rlt (Ti Bid .i, Chi (S ck El Il ,
W I-‘:“l¢‘|°'l»’E:l-i MMI 5l\|n;I$I, CI\‘Inl. C mn md' ).
Factories in Montreal, Boston, Unicenter, Berlin and Paris.
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