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Bakiné Powder is one
gf the most important
fwd ingredients, Alum
or other injurious aeids
are frequently used by
some concerns to lower
the cost of production.
 MAGIC '
BAKINGPOWE
Contains Ne Alum
lt is at pure dphosphate
baking pow er and is
guaranteed to bethe best,
purest and most health-
ful baking powder
possible to produce.
W. Matthew Williams. in
"Chennistry of Cookiny.” says;
"Phosphates are the bone-
makiml material of food and
have something to do with
buildind up .of braintand
nervous matter." _ .
` " Made in Canada.
we GX un* “ Bk ~“9
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_ ~ _ _ Ptdzo Wlnnc_r,~tA_in lN_'e_\v_Y0rk_Bettcr Baby Contest ' ‘
l
babies in New York City that only
one plat-c was left for a lloy in the
judging of the first tive prizc in-
fants under direction ot -the l)t-part-
ment of .llealtl\, Alter suiimlttlng
without a whimper to being welsh-
etl, measured and tltuntpod by phy-
sicians anti nurses, Muriel llorggos,
twent;y-tltrec months old, oi' the
Canadian Paciiici
M1105’ favorable t-.ommenis are be-
ing eXprosst-ti in press and pub-
lic upon tht- inauguration oi' the
inlproretl (janadian Pat-it`lc sutu-
mer train service l>et\vt~en Mon-
treal and the Maritime l‘roviut~t>s,
particularly ln reference to the
tlouble daily service eacli way ev-
pry day in the week, and Sundays
oo.
Never before in the ltistory of
rallrontiing have such -exceptional
facilities been provided for taking
proper care of the passenger traf-
tfic over Canadian Pacific tracks
’_~ ' .____ _:___ _ _ ____. between St.. John and Montreal,
 ` and vice versa. The trains them-
* ` . ` Y Y* "“""""“"""':"“""""~" ‘~ selves, in the mnttt-r of equip-
_ _ment anti constructive art. are
:  Y _ ` ` thc last word in the plaster build-
mpittg rt CruiBer Upside Down. 24.000 to 18,000 tons. Then with thc- "VF iI1'¥1\\\1ilI1~ ‘l’il1i1ll‘1\l Sl\‘\'lll’\"S
i`otnpressed Air Magazine.
ton battle-cruiset', Leonardo tl
;|,111111¢,h1,1 hmhh PUWLT ul- high, with electric iigltt_ed bt-rths, suit-n-
pontoons of four htmdred tous each tml’ "'~`“‘H"‘i°""'m film' *""V-V
1 misc wu 1 modern .conceivable contrivanee
serving to luaintain the t'r1\tllillritttti|g"‘1‘l” °°“"ll"5~` “WI l“x“"“’“5 ‘l‘"'~'
tio c r s 1ulled out of thc '
gn ,tngtint 1, 1916, the 24,000-| mud and 1'1rmt(»11 1-rCL._ 111” hhmuons for .comofrt ami luxury. lllgh
tt |
Vlnrl was the pride ol' the italian
_\';|\-1', tilt August 2, her status was
stltitirllly tt'al\sfortnetl anti she was
on ltvr way to tilt- bottom. '1`llt-rc
'ras an i-xplosiolt of the ma1.:a7.lne,
znnl in the at-.t of sinking she turned
t'om1»lt-tt-ly over, cnrtying down
twt-t\ty<o|n- olllcers ond two llllll-
tiretl and t\venty-one n't“t-n. '1‘l\e oc-
turrtnee was ul first assumed to
ltavvln-1-tt an accident, but investi-
gation .~'howed the guilty responsi-
ltllity of limo etnployt-e.s of the
trst-nal, anti they were intlnctllatcly
shot.
not time nite lay. her turrt-ts hur-
rowing in the mud antl her kcel
111gt_.i\owittg how tho stirface.
not only worthless for either ot-
lt-nt-t~ or t\t:l't-nee, but a serious ob-
strttrtlon of the hnrbot ot' 'l`:\ranto,
nm remains, piece-meal or other-
WIHC. rather than to attempt to
\\‘t@\itis flue fighting ship as rt
-cnlttpittto fabric.
En-tt this way out of the trouble,
liotwvt-1', wlten-it came to be con-
sirit-rt-tl _in detail, set-lncd to in-
volve so many tllillculties anti tlan~
ters that it was finally determlnetl
toralse the ltuii entirely the plans
rorltt-ti out by thc italian entxineors
proving to be practically a coni-
prtessetl air stunt all through.
First there was to be no attempt
torlght the ship, but to flout anti
mort- it upside down as it was. Hy
strrttuotts anti persistent work div-
rrstlismatled the guns_\tntlt~r water,
ttticasetl anti removotl the great
and the great tangle of
caused by the explosion.
the hull were patched
anti compressed 1-tir
in, displacing the watt-r
tlownwnwl. 'l`be hotly oi' the ship
vat thus converted into great. pneu-
matit- t-nissan in which men ot' the
titntl-ltog type eoulti work and as-
ilsl in iiglttelting the craft. Alter
lytlars unparalletl toil the weight
tithe wrt-ck was thus rctiut-.ed from
iam
__ .igq-3-_..._
;.___ _, _.___i___ _ .__.___.___;~
of the mass in its 1tassage to the “T51 ¢‘V0l“)’ll1ing ol’ the best, plus
dry ttogk, 51111 11111,-1,11. ,h,wn( Canadian l’ucii`it-, courtesy and ef-
Wlten the 111111 is U-<,mh11-1,_.1y rl.. ficlt-ncy. 'l`he scltt.-tlules of the ex-
pairt-it 111111 1111, 1101.1( hhhh. “,h1H. presses are fast and ret-Zttlar, nntl
tight, the 51111, W111 hu 1(,“~,.,1 ihh,|patrdns ot' thc direct short route
i|\'\‘lt “'i\ll'I‘. and by tttt";tn;; Ut1,,1U,»1,| are assured that, "little" is a per-
; ,11,;h1,,h,.,,,,.,,| of “.,,h_h|5 “mi h,. ntanent feature with evt-ry atlettuatt-
tt-mul 1‘1ot1t1i|1g 1-a.,1r,1-.V-(1 1,, uh up regard for safety. l’asst-tiger traf-
rlght position; fic originating lu St. Joint has the
----_¢¢->-_-Z choice of trains leaving ut 4 p. m.
or 7.45 p. m, atlantic time, thc t`ur-
The Old “Victory." titer being due in Montreal at 7.20
--1- tt Jn. making direct tzloite connec-
\Vestmiuster Gazette. tions with the “Canadian” for
.'l`oronto, Cliicago, etc., also 0ttll\t/tl
-.\'t-lson’s famous old flagship is Traffic directed Via St. John which
lilllilllt itll" fllytlock on Monday nextf originates in Nova Scotia, l’rlnce
‘I am gint] to ht-ar that ht-|‘ stout Edward island anti points in New
oak timbers, ohtaillcd cltiefly front llrunswlck east of St, John, is lak-
tlte Kent and Sussex _\\'ealtl:<. no care oi’ on 1ht- 7.421 p_ tu. train,
_ and still in good rontiltion, _ anti as also 1»:\sst-tiger from _\lo\a Scot-
t - » » - v ‘ ' - . - ~- » . . » P ~ -\ _
--1-f1"~"'~' ‘“°"t-""  “t  = .‘.'i‘i‘2.‘..t`.“‘ ii‘.l‘t"1”.§l~‘i.l‘."”..‘.',‘iii§R.i.i”iil-i itil.. °‘ii;i..` i‘i..i‘§"i. if.. '.ii"fli...T§¢£.
without wondering what Nelson al at 11.35 a. ln. At. Montrcal.both
W°“|tl UHVO lhtltlgllt of the change trains front the East connect witll _ Shh-ts_ induding- night shh.|
could be have visited a modern Cnnttd-a’s most famous t-ruin. The h,(.h»S ,md myth h-I excess 01-5300 100 h0unds_
battlesltlp. From July 30th, llt0ll,`Trans-Cunstla Llntlted, leaving nt|¢.h¢1|; '
Wll°T1iN‘J|ttll\t‘<lher from the “Am-15 p. m. and completing the rtln 111115_ 1,0111-,(115 111111 1100115 W0.
phion," until July 20th, 1805, when to Vancouver in ninety-two hours, m,.n'g 1,1111 ,,,15,,0S'_ in Uxcugs (,1-
hc lantlt-d at Gibraltar, he never and the only change is from track $12110 031,11;
-""‘ l""" l\**l“’l"`» YW W0 i\\`llillt Uf I0 tl't\f‘-k in i-ht! tlvillll ln Montreal. ilose or stockintrs, silk, womet\'s use other than for lttllltia pttrpostet'
the calvin is only 5 reel, it incht-s| Toronto to Vancouver eishty- and misses' in oxct-.ss or $2.00 per l>'~ n - - 1 f- .. 11 .- 11.  `.
~-n. tall man, that is,- could not eight hours; Montreal to \\'lnni-!h1111-; ‘ 1-' 05 -UH Ort.-H1.. (0 Ht 1-in lull'
 t\;l1;`tll1{,i(i.tttn\it!.'q  ‘Iii-.55 forty-one hours. fifteen mln-1ml§hh:`t;t:ls,‘_rgitéilhpttts land waicts 0111¢-rw1g,_- 1,1-0v1.1¢(1 for tn 11115 11.51,.
. ~ t i 1 _ . I, . .‘ K) . 0ii(` I]
ltlmsvlt’ wrote. cannot be very gootll Coming East, the first train an-~l 'Nt-ht-Owns tn excess of 3, , _
for the constitutionl think you will rtveg in St. John, ati 6.30 p. tn. eacpl? B S 00 (b) A mx or 'mem mr mm' on
find H10 SVOWH illlll. DUI “Ct/Cl' making direct connections with llotuse or smoking jackets
lIllIl(l~" ' Nova Scotia, vin Dig-hy, and points bath and lounging robes;
East of St. John via Carlatlian Na-
,é__----*--o 4
Collector ot' inland Revenue, Linn- Oriental rugs,
lottetown. P. E. I.
This Act cutne into force May yard. '
There are' so many perfcct~'girll`torougli oi Ilrooklyn, wan pronoun il\lanltattan_ Tho five prize winnt-rs.
ced the finest baby in 1110 five 1,91-.las .<l\t\»1\\'n'alm\'e, front left to right,
ouglts of Greater' Now ‘i'ork, )ilssl;f;,lt}r‘uc';`tI`_  lllwlllx
Murit-l, \\'ho gt-ts a gold medal, ls,111@11_v_ 11,.,-1 in h,,,.m"_,:h bf hh,h_
tltlrty-tl1rt\e inches in ht-ight antlrmontl; .~\rthur Mayor, §\1;1,1,.11n,.
wrlglts t\venty~seven pounds. Ar-\il.obtason, first in iloroagh ot'
thur lltlayer. the only boy, who is.Quct-tis, and Katherine .\’lc(larry,
only seven months old, had pre- first in Borough of llronx. They are
viottsiy been a first prize winttcr to receive prizes at the _\iilk and
in the contest in the Borough ol Child ldxposition.
illilllli lillillillll lllil
lil iHl||]ii5 Sllllllil ll] lil
'l‘l|e followintr is tt tuller list oil Wearing apparel, not otltertrise
the articles on which the New FJ" provided for in this resolution, the
clue 'l`uxt~s are to be levied or. eotnponmtt material ol' chiet' value
Carpets in excess of $3.00 per
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19, 1920.
the articles hereluaitt~r s1teeiii\~
anti on articles ol' clothing the sal
hlnetl selling price oi' materials an
separntely:~-
(tt) A tax ol' ten per ct-nt on,
Boots, shoes. pumps and sllppct
ul $il.t)tJ per pair;
el $5.00 each;
ot' $2.00 each;
ot $l.50 each;
Clothlm; consisting ot' coat, ve.
tux may be imposed upon the eun
cost ot' manut`acture when sol
1. That the tollowint; excise tax- Curtains' m°l“di"l`-7. l“l‘(`S'l`5' Cul”
es be i|npust\d_ levied anti collect-
ed ou lltc total pu|'ella:;c piire ol'
iains, in excess of $7.50 each.
t‘hantlt-lit-rs. t-xt't~pt for t-lttlt‘t-iles.
tl. "\rliC]*"‘ ""iiii|l0lllY ol' colltttter-
dielally knowtt :t_,- jewellry, \vl\t-tht-r
\_.rcal or imitation, for personal use
,I or for atlornment of the person,
,J tc) A tax of fifty per cent on;
Articles of gold not otilcrwise
provided for in this rt-zniintiun
.5 adapted for household or olliict- use.
ot` any material tnot including 2' Tm" '"9 9xUi"“‘ l“Xl`5,2|H itll'
shoes or appliances matic to order V F0" -`
rm. hwsons huvhh, H cl_h,h|w| ol. shall be paid by the purt:l|a;~<r to
dei'ormed toot or ankle) in cxcct::i|’l“’ ""“‘l'"` “C “lf tillw ttf Sill" ful'
posed by the ettling rt-solutiutt
constltttptioti or use, or on impor-
11,11S_ |111."-3`1m(1 buys 111 uxchsh E tation for t~ousumpilon or use other
than for resale ln addition to the
l _ ' -
Caps. men's and boy's, tu ego.,-cs Itlullts of custotus already nnpost-tl.
|allti by the vendor to ills .\‘I:tjesty
llose or stockings. silk. mop'5 | in accordance with such regulations
and l>oy's_ in excess of $1.00 pei-U15 l\lil.V |19 DFL’-‘C¥`|l>0l1~
Neckties anti ncckweur and| 3. That. the following excisetax-
ncarls, men's and boy's, in excess tes bc imposed, levied and collected
at
1on the articles llcreinafter specilletl,
namely:
anti pants ot' coat anti pants, men'
anti boy's, in excess ot' S-l‘.`»_tto;
. . . . . . ' ,tr
o
women‘s`t\nd misses’ in excess
$50.00 each;
5 (al A tax of ten per cent. ont!-
1` Boats, yaeitis, cnltot-s and tuotor
Cloth o\e|t~o.tts men's anti boy s, boats. l'rovitled that on satisl`at~-
1‘ tory proof being turnlsltt-tl that
lthese articles will be used only fo
l`
VVaistcoltts ,mcn's, sold aeparnt
,eaeh; `
l’_vjtunits anti untlerwettr in
tional system. The second express icess ol' $5.00;
9 _
Canndian'I’aclflc double service
- ' arrives in St. John at 1.00 noon Fans; _
A Vmnmus old Lady' making close connections with C. Purses anti ptu-kct-books, in ex-
IIT d N. Il. train lor the East. cess of $2.00 each;
` um" to" “ml ' Th establishment of this new Shopping and hand bags in ex-
cess oi` $6.00 ouch;
FIG?"i‘f_(m(&v;::g;l’?)';t  each way seven days tn the week llmbrellas, parn,_sols and sun-
’ ' ‘ ‘I ` n _' provides a wonderful connecting shades tn excess ol $4.00 each;
Wm" ‘H the "_""`.“' 94' “m`nd"‘l “ link in travel between the Lower Trunks in excess ot' $40.00 each;
'mu Hgh' “I N`v'H° 'hu .m|'[" d"_~v‘ Proviltces, Quebec and the West, in- Vallses. travelling bags, suit~
imd Wm; H" ‘lulmmml Wm' ul" “lf fact, between all points East with ent-tcs_ hut boxes and fltteti travel
lair that sbt- tlistrihtllcil ,l'“`i"_'_"."` ull points West, the importance of ing cases in excess ol' $25.00 each;
among tht- _matatlols. \’th,o said which h.._ hhhgtrorrt, and must- ttlr G|0Vt‘*» t'Xt'<‘l\t ltlr. ill excess ot'
S\“’m"¥7 h““'“"t~" dl" ~""“m”' peal to all classes oi travel, and at . $3.00 per pair.
the same time marks s new era| Dresses, wonten`s anti ntisscs‘, in
_____ _,_______,____,___. npmg lines oi national develop- excess of $45.00 each.
ment and_commerclal prosperity. Sttlts,.woinett's and |nlsses', in
r S913-5-17Mwf-Gi. ` excess of $60.00 each.
if
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‘ \'¥l\I'\n v-vs
coffee is often harm-
ful to heall.h__ because
of the drug caffeine
which il contains.
1s free from al/ harm-
ful substances. l’c 1s
a deltctous cereal bev-
erage with a coffee-
llke flavor. Z'1ziz`re/y
/zea/zz/:fu/.’ Try a
lin from “che grocer.
°°"°4i-n mmm cm-.1 co. Lta..vvina..f. on
K I
lNsnNrPosntn
eu for Canada.
' I-'-'-<s\ ' Opera clttaks.
U“"“' U"m‘|"- “nd Sl" D""gl“"‘ HM crosse sticks, balls of all kintls,
pool tables, chess ami checke
ox-
iisbing rods and reels, billiard anti
e-ltradlng or commercial purposes a
1y_\'mm suits, in cxccss~ ot' $5.00 refund of the amount paid under
this resolution shall be granted.
s, Cameras weighing not more than
Candy and confectionery.
Chewing gum or substitutes
llterefor.
!l<‘ire-arms, shells or cartrltlgt-s for
organs); musical lnstrtttnetlts not
lution.
-Automobiles adapted or ntlaptuhle
01' for passenger use.
tc) A tax of twenty per cent.
on:
Mechatlcittl player pianos, gr;tplto~
phones, pltonotgraps, talking mach-
ines, music boxt-s anti rccortls used
in connection therewith or
with any musical instrument.
(tl) A tax on playing cards for
every flfty~f0-tt cartls ‘or fraction
of fifty-four in each package, when
selling at $25.00 or less per mints
packages-tweuty-five cents per
1' pack; wlten selling in excess oi
$25.00 per gross packages-fifty
cents per pack.
te) A tax oi thirty her cent on:
Patent and proprietory medi-
cines including n|t~dlt‘inal or lnetll-
cateti wines, vermouth anti gittger
wine containing not more than terty
per cent oi' proof spirit.
(f) A lax of two dollars lll'\'
On 'spirits and strong watt-1'.-: nt
any kind tnlxrtl with any mgretlr
'ent or i|tg|'t~tltt~nt:-‘, as being or
 v T4: ' | ----<e>---*-` `(.loats and robes, the compouettt
""“"f‘ Cf‘“"~L ‘ ALMON HSHERIES- TREATY lmtterial of eltit~i` value being fur. g“Hon_
3*! ~ 5 in excess ol $100.00 each. ‘ ’ . .
. _ -_f.- ' P* » ' . , , ., 0 rum, wlltskey, brantly. gin.
' - SEEED Ilmry h`m("Ul °mlm)` w‘ tri- contalnin' ulort- than t`t»rt_\'
(ut gmsswurv' tiditdttttt proofh spirits cordi'\l=
_ ' _ Sportln' goods such as tennis ; _  '_`_
¢ I  . ST_ JOHN' N_ Bw Mhy -3_,__Th1- 'mckcts' gels' mem, UU,/CH undiliquers anti .~.ptxltuou'e;_at\t1 :tical
X  gpgynmg . treaty between Canada and United presses skates Snowshoes Shih, 10_ hollc llqors not otht-rw so pro\ tot
: 1'¢‘.'.l.2."",,‘L‘;‘.°,$$ States covering the Sahnoay flither- hoggangv canal, nhddms and c,’1Sh_ {,ox;]oirrtlgt0l\lIs“Irl¢;p;`u;tio|t suitable for
' _......' ' _ t t. i ~ . . . e . .' ..
\ ,,_“”¢m_,m_»4 ies wasv'si‘gnctl totlly tl tslhd ions, polo mallets, baseball hats, O “mo j“1(_r_ or fnm juiwsv fm__
11  i \.-..y_..;L....~ _ ton by btcrctary (olby for the I rt gloves, masks prolot-tors, shoes audi _ , " - - _ 1 _
  at ll ’"' , littl 3'-\l““.1\‘“il““““‘l°\‘G"‘m"‘ f‘"` utllform~t. troll bags “ml Huh" ld liflliiltylvfittllcOhtfifnldiiill“h*ft»iil'm<;itit'it\?
r
boards and Diotres, dice, gatnos anti 'known or d(,Smnm,_,\ Us _mmh.,“,_q_
I-.
IN  parts of gentes (except playin'
cards anti chiltlrett`:t toys anti
games), and all .similiar articles
elixirs, t»sst~ttct-,<, extracts, lotions,
tlncltlres or ltletiielllt-.~', or t-tilt-real
and .spiritual lruit. essences. H01
MR ALEx_ MAc|:,oNA|_D_ t-.ommonly or cttlttttttt-|~t-tally knhvtlh mhcrwlsu pl_0vidL,d fm, in ,ms dL.:,,,__
' ' s c o n
l 'l`here pttsseti peacefully away nl.
Orwell t‘uve on April 34- l930~
‘ Alexander Mticl)ol\t\ld, aged 74. af-
ttvr a lingering illness. ite sui`l`er-
nd so much during his last days on
earth that he prayed for the time
to come when he would he with
his Saviour. Deceasetl was it life-
long reslticnt ot’ Orwell Cove nt
tt klntl anti loving disposition; ul-
wnys ready tl w_elcontc friend or
stranger. lie leaves to mourn it
sorrowlng widow, six sons anti one
tlaugltlcr. John lieclor untl Willi-
am, Calgary. Alto., Sinclair, Snsk.;
l)ttnt'an, Quincy, Mass.; l~'runk.
Newtown Cross; llunultl anti Annie
Il. at. home: also three sisters. Mrs.
C. MacLeod, Lyntiule; Mrs. l). Mt:
Tnvlsb, Newtown Cross; Mrs. N.
Martine, River John, N. S. Funeral
ct-rvlees were conducted hy his pas
tor, ltt-v. J, W. MacKenzie, nsslstetl
by tier. ltr. MaeEwen, tho pall-
i>e:tt't~t':< \\'t't‘t~Z D. D. Mnclictttl, ll.
J. Nivliolsrut, J. J. McDonald D.
_-Mttel')ougall, John MncKen'/.ic anti
Joint Riggs. lntt-|'ment at lleliztst
t'et\\t‘ter_\‘.
(Patriot anti Ex. please copy.)
as sporting t,oot in ex ess
cents.
for household or oilice use.
fabrics.
Idmbroldcries of silk.
rites ot lacc and all manufacture
of lace
lals.
th) A tax of twenty per et-ut on
pipes in excess of $2.50 t-aclt.
trays and tpatclt boxes of gold o
nllver. _ .
linntidors and ntnokltig stands.
and riding habits.
lluntin and bowie knives
knives anti pencils.
toilt-tware.
provided for this re.~tolutlon ndapt
t-tl for houseltoltl or ollire use.
Sliver or gold tleposit ware.
i‘intt‘d ware not otlterwlse pro-
vided for ill this resolution adapted
Vt-lvets, velvetoens. plush and silk I Wmmons .c0“U\h,1hg ,,hh.hS 1,1
l
Lace, including collars or collar-
ltibbols of ull kinds and mater-
t'igar anti cigarette holders anti
(‘l|.:ar anti clgarettt~ ca¢=\~s, aah
Hunting and shooting gurntentn
(told, sllvetr. ebony und ivory
Articles of silver not otllerwlrte
lution.
On ulcoltttiie, pt-rfutnt-s tn' per-
fumed spirits, hay rum, cultltlllt' Hilti
iavettder waters, hait‘, tooth anti
skin washes, anti other toilet l>\""
any
kind.
tsl A tax of thirll' Wm* PW
, gallon:
h On ale, Deer, porter and stout.
On wines of all kinds. except
sparkling wines. euntnittlng not
_ nina. than torty pt-r_ cent ut prev!
‘ spirits.
th) A tax of three tiollars per
gallon:
On elnunpagne and other -'lii\t`l<'
r ling wines.
(lt A tux of titty cents per Sill'
lon:
On lime juice and fruit itllvtrl.
fortified with or cont-ulnlitll “Ut
more than twcnty~llve per cent, Ol
5 .. l
Gold anti silver mounted pocket WDM Spirim nu, mh,,,“.h..,. ,,r,,.,.1,1_
Lal for ln this resolution. ,
(4) That the exrl.st~ taxi-,. as itll-
h0M,,1 hy |111. hr-1-r-t-rlittg re.~'oltlttolt
511311 hc payable in atltlitlun to the
` present t|u\lt>_~\ of ext-iso and t-us-
toms nt the time of sale by the
(`t\natllt\n manttfaetttmr or \\'l\f‘t1
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such articles when exportt>tl_ anti
shall be at-counletl for to ili_- .\la-
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latious as may be prt»st-riltt-tl.
(5) Thzlt t-\'|-r_\' perstttt selling: or
dealing in the artit-lt~_- upon wlticit
taxes are llnpost-tl as tn't-_-'t't'il1t-tlfon the iltth day of Way, 10:0, and _ 
by the ioregoiltg [lt-.-oltttiott.~', may to ltnve applit-tl to all goods men- tt'ontittuetl on Page Eight)
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will be open for the month of May in each County, for Prince Edward
Island only. Price covers freight to _your nearest station, Guarantee
with each separator. Terms: Cheque or cash with order. Agents wanted
in every community.
We carry all repairs for Meloti,
, Capacity lbs. milk per Lint price F. O. B. 0"|y 9°°d Um" J“"¢
No. hour. Toronto. 11st.
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Light, Strong and Pliablef
SUMMER WORK BOOTS'
ALMER-Mcl.ELLAN Patented Farm Boots are _
the prohegefootwear for summer work on the _
farm. y afford the lightness and foot
comfort necessary for efficient work.
See our varietz oi summer work boots. Each constructed
to stand the nrdest wear, to resist water, to fit perfectly, -
to keep soft and pliable, made in styles suitable for both .__
winter and summer use. “
All leather used is from lelected hides, tanned by the ex-
clusive Palmer-McLellan Chromoil waterproofing process.
The special soles and heels, nailed on by a' new machine
method, give the_ solidity of l heavy work boot, with_.the " '
ease oi a moccutn.
Uyour dealer cannot supply you, write
PALMER-llcLELLAN SHOEPACK
CUMPANY, LIMITED
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AB. BROKERS,LTD 
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shown in tt lengthy document lrem being lur. ' '
Uttawtt received by F. J. L‘aucy_ Livertcs. livery boots and hats. 
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Del- your station.
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1 05.00 71.40
110.00 74.80
125.00 85.00
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:out nn annual license tltt-rt~lore.‘ot|t of \\'art~hot|t4e for eon.~'umptlon
for which license tt fee not t~xt‘t~t-tl-‘on and after that day, and to have
int: $2.00 shall he paid. ' lalso a111>lit-titogtiotls nrt-vio\l_.l_\' im-
ttil 'i`hat tht- provlsiom of iltt-lported lor \\'bit~h no t-utry for ron-
.~'aiti ‘fort-goittg iltt-_soilltitttts shall .~'um1ti|ion was ltlatie itciol‘t~ that
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“My Sunday
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This is what the younger men
have named STAG Chewing
Tobacco.
lt a flat plug that won't
stain the pockets and may be
carried in the pocket without
the necessity oi its being
wrapped.
Ask your dealer for a Hat plug
of “Stag”.
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