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Yfaliytlii ’you can " tinspesa-‘eurce_|3fgY<'>uri ohowsrghif Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

V 3 New Des_Brisay Block

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,our Photograph

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'Feb. 27th _'fDurango" Feb 29tli rsh. asia “'rabmo" Mar. 19th Mar. 14th. from < Glasgow) "Graciana" Mar.29th

" Above sailings are not guar- anteed. and are subject to

°h“”3° Wmmut UUUW- . dollars. The physical conditions have

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Eastern S. S. Lines

_ INTIRNATIQNAL LINI. -

8. I.-North. Star.

Leave Bt. John 'Thursday at 9.00 a.

m. tor Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston. ’ ` _ `

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. m., via Portland, Eastport :nd Lubec. Maine, due St. John, Tuesday. afternoon. _

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. _‘Steamship North Land and Herman Winter.

_Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

roomrrioea.

Schedule distributed- Infomation

upon request.

Bt. .‘lohn~Clty Ticket Oilloe, 47 King

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Young Women

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-'in later years.

$3.00 a pair up

Alley & Co. 135 Queen Street

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Cheap Boots

15 pairs Rubber ilshlng boots, some

rod sole, sizes 6 to 11, your choice $3.35; also 6 pairs hip rubber boots, red sole, sizes 7 to 10. $4.50; 'I pairs grain leather boots, best make, guar- sntecd water-tight sizes 6 to 10, your choice for $4.45.

Come soon and secure a pair. They

are going fast.' Fishing. Supplies. trawis, iganglngs- and hooks. Rope sizes 12, 9 and.6. It is going fast too. No roscrvc at the Cheap Store.

J. 8. CHAISSON,

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preeentative in Sourls. _ Mlttt.

. .*c. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep

resentative in Georgetown. liltf.

_ .*COUNTRY COU_8INB-Don't fall

tp see the "Country Cousins" at- the _And-itorlum. Montague. March 417th. .30 p. m: also the three generations

Secretary of Commerce Redfield, has made public his letter to J W Alex-

_Mercliant Marine and Fisheries, trans- mittlng it rcport from the Bureau oi! Fisheries relative to the deposits of bones on the Prlbyloff Islands and al- so tho bureau's report. He says:-

“Thcy represent the accumulations

of a century or more and constitute probably the largest known bone de- posits ln the world. They -have not been iully surveyed, but one of‘ the deposits (and there are many) lies at the water front and is a mile long by

half a_mile broad. its thickness is not fuly determined, but an average depth of two feet is perhaps s. rea- sonable estimate, and in places where it has been exposed by the sea or by workings. it ie known to he- six feet deep.

“The value of these deposits is

'large; certainly it runs into themll- lions, possibly into many millions oi’

the bones ln n. remarkable way. as the analysis shows. Our agriculture grcatlynoeds this material and thc demand is such, that t-ho wholesale price for raw, ground bone was $35 a ton in December. Grinding is cheap, »costlng say 75 cents a ton. An abund- ant supply oi’ labor is available on the spot.

"The problem of utilizing this im-

mense deposit is one 0i‘ transportation I¢ immediately concerns tho farmers ot one land to have lt brought into use as promptly and as cheaply as possible. Here sro many cargoes available calling for transportation oi' a material the country needs. Here ls s. Government asset of undetermined but great v.ilu<\__ licre is the fertilizer of which our fields are in need. Where are the ships to hrln; it to market? The deposits are Government proper- ty to be developed for the account ot' the public treasury, and ordinary business sense dictates that the dc- velopment should he as prompt as possible.

“The matter has come definitely to

my knowledge within a few days and ls now presented to you for the con- sideration of your committee in con- nection with the pending bill to estab- lish a United States Shipping Board. in thc thought that your wisdom may provide a moans oi' dealing in an ap- propriate manner with this vnluablc asset."-Cincinnati Enouirer. ~

Many praise 0iier '

Language Gulde Should Keep Apace with F-I-ow off Added Words.

Distributing a new dictionary has

brought this paper many compliment- ary remarks. One subscriber who pre- sented coupons the other day for halt’ a dozen of dictionaries for different ‘ d members ot his famll

dictionary should progress with tho

uage.

The departments handling this

great educational offer are being kept busy handing out the hooks. More re-

tatlve and complete, its absolute new-

tually new dictionary was given to the

tionary ls new in all its words im- plies- new in contents, new in type.

study. Particularly ls it new in mak- ing the study ot to»day’e~lllnglish easy for young people who al' )s0_B`ii-“Bled that they cannot attend, chool and obtain individual .i__ tion. Un- sided, s young~_man or'_ _ an employ- ed may learn the co _ Suse of the English of modern business and soci- ety if they but rouov;v__¢lte.°_i.iI@°"°““ °f

and "Etymologyf'. Tppear. plainly Writ' ten in simple-Eng ish in this.l_>_00l<. Even the _word ‘_Etg5n_o_logy. which

looks hsrsl\"alid lorbl dilifjtip a besln- ngr, is mgdesimple if one reads the article by _Clark B- N0l‘¢|\\lD» Ph- D.. instructor ln_Ensl¥h ll\.~_C0F\1€“ Uni' vereit ‘_ Protease Not-thnp's article 'tells how_"to'learn where our words 'wore found, why wo adopted them

_what Etymology is and thi! £190? dis'

this dictionary because it

THE IAIV

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as it is with‘d1e seen it.

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‘ ..*lT PAYS to buy in this Province. _' . NONE ,` ' ._ ' ‘ . =_»_.~~= 2 ' ~., '~

sertlon to `

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ented six reels of moving pictures.

r 5qve,.|_l,|ug in me commm These are no doubt excellent pictures ._ _ _ , at .cwmpany ordeh pthe best ever put on in Bridgetown, _ ~» - ‘ . _

,_- -»..< » _ the scenes ttlif war in Franceh and . _:f .4 '

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the llopkin‘n'~~i~`amlly. Proceeds tor be -held

_ _ _. » { ed Cross. ` - 7810-3-la-M21. tonight,

f\ ' __ _ ~ 5 Prominent speakers wiliaddress -_the \ ___ GROUND BONE FERTILIYER’ , meeting. There will also- be a goqd

__ ` y ___ ._-....... lmuslcal programme. ` _ ,___',` i ,

-' WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 22.- - ` "

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ander. Chairmaxiof the Committee on “Q C|'ili¢p| A'¢ I I A '

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Hellhll Of Visor is past- nature's

D0W°l‘ BIUWIIIS down- vitality ebbing away, end U10 Pl‘0Kl'ese of decay. tone up the weakened

Ol'

crisis. Best means for rebuilding isl

nliund linl b i te_woe`ong, img _ strength' D rts iwwer back twenty years. the reliance ot Youth is restored. vigor. vim and' new lite established. You’ll try Ferrozone, _ 50c at all dealers. _-

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serves had to be rushed last night to b . illl up the rapidly depleted stock. At fig this rate the ilrst and Limited edition pr-.n will soon be exhausted. f

Willie readers are eager for tho _ ll’ t

book on account ot its being authori- ls 0

ness appeals to thousands. It has IHII _ _ _ been many along year since an ac- to everything educational

miie. 'nw New universities mc- tionary for every art and science, it is' in fact.__a.*_»=i _ i

th great unive ity... whose 'one ar?iclos on "Si£i'dard'Ql§ng J; "Prac- for tical Syntax” _tiwlilchimeazdll--» Row to make good sentences)- .Punctuation You

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CENT Der word each in-

sb mu

at Corravllle School House, Tuesday evening at 7.30 Dill.

urance decreasing. Stop

The ball was filled to its greatest capacity. a number of the people hav- ing to stand. This Company visited fiurdlgan and I’c_o,ks. ihere.b'o'ing_ o. large attendance `a`t._both pl' rj " " neur- ing a hqgfi-ty,,v_(4`:)coine for Iiieeitlnivcr- sal thc.'l_1BXt$_tiu_|e lt goes__.i_o' .Bridge-

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nerves centres, impgrf, vig.

to the tirlns b°dy- prepare for the

Ferrozone; it brightnes up'

7180?- Old age is pushed

er for 24 hours.

Then dump the contents of the sack

in e warm place where it will heat and sprinkle lt once a. day. Alter it has sprouted to_about 1~8 ln. it should be spread out bein. to % ln. thick.

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