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vitality._ Theyieave the system in condition to be readily attached by sen-' ous ailment.

The vital forces should

be promptly built up and for this pI1rp0S€ there is nothing better than

.IAMIESON’S

Hypophosphites.

everybody.

J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

--I

EMULSION of cod Liver oii with

This is a pleasant re-

constructive tonic that helps to build up tissue and vital energy. Acts promptly, agrees with

Regular 50c size for 35c

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if your eyesight troubles you. Come in and have us fit you with glasses.

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Jeweiler & Optictan 1

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IN THE MATTER OF THE “WIND-

ING-UP ACT" BEING CHAPTER 144, REVISED ..STATUTEB OF CANADA AND AMENDING ACTS

AND _

IN THE MATTER OF THE CANAD- IAN HOME INVESTMENT COM- PANY LIMITED.

\ ._... .___

The Honourable the Chief Justice

of~ the Supreme Court of British Col- umbia. has by an Order dated the 29th. day of January, 1915, appointed James Grant Forrester of 701 Vancouver Block in the City of Vancouver ln the Province of British Columbia to be Otlleial Liquidator of th- above name Com an

d D y.

| Dated this 18th day of February A. I

D.. 1915.

(Sgd.) A. B. POTTENBER.

District Registrar.

8786-2-27M7l.

In the Sugreme Court

of Britis Columbia

IN THE MATTER OF THE “WlND-

ING-UP ACT" BEING CHAPTER 144 REVISED St`ATUTES OF CANADA AND AMENDING ACTS

AND

IN THE MATTER OF THE CANAD- IAN HOME INVESTMENT COM- PANV LIMITED.

The Creditors of the above named

Company are required, on or before

lthe 24th. day of April, 1915, to send

their names and addresses and tht* particulars of their debts and claiuia and the names and atltlrt.-1-ises of their Solicitors tit’ any) to the Official Liti- ‘ uldator oi' the said _Company at his otllce situatf- at 701 Vancouver Block in Iiif- City oi’ Vallcouver in thc Prov- ince of British t‘olumhia, and if so re- 'q\ili~1-d by noiit-o in writing from the said Otili-ini l.iqiii1lat1ir arc hy their Solicitors to vonio in anti prnve their said debts or claims at. uiy (Zhatnbers. situaic at the t‘ourt llouse in Vancou- ver aforesaitl at such time as shall be specified in sur-h notice. or in default thereof they will be excluded from the beneht of any distribution made bc- foro such debts are proved. ‘ Monday the llrd. day of May, 1915 at 2 o'clock in the forenoon at my said Chambers is appointed for hearing , and adjudicating upon the said debts and claims.

DATED this 18th day of February

A. D. 1915. , tSgd.l “A. B. POTTENGER,"

District Registrar.

St. John & Jackson

702 Credit. Foncicr Building,

Vancouver, B. t`.‘.

Solicitors for thc Official Liquidator.

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DIARY OF EVEN TS.

Magistrates Court. Il r..m.

=Y.°° Us.:

People's Theatre, 7.15 and 9 p.m.

5 .ll

Prince Edward Tlieatre, 3, 7, and

8.45 p.m.

- MARRIAGES

CAMPBELL-STEWART.-At the rc- sidence of the bride’s parents. Nor- lioro, on March 3rd,' by llev. G. A. Su- .tlierlnnd. M. A., Mr. John A. Camp- bell, of Quincy, Mass., to Katherine l.. daughter of Mr. Dugald Stewart.

BIRTHS

WATTS. - At Charlottetown, Feb. 20, to W. ll. (‘. and Mrs Watts n daughter.

DOVER - At Pleasant Grove, March 3, to Everett snd Mrs. Dover. a daugh- ter.

~ GALLANT. - To Mr. annd Mrs.

-Joseph 0. Gallant, Urbanvllle, ii -daughter.-M.

_McINNI8.--At Summerslde. on 4th

-March. to Mr and Mrs John Mclnnil. l son.-X. 1" .1 , .

Tend ers

will bc rr-coiwtl by tiio tiiitlcrslgtt- 1 ed tip to Marc-li 20, noon, for the crev- tion ot' a. Lhurf-li at l{t~ll_v's (Toss. Plans and spociilr-ation for same may bo seen at thc Parochial Resl11cncz~. ` KL-li_v's (‘ross; at thc otlico of J. M. llunlcr, l<lsr|., Arcltitcrzt, Morris Build- ing, Vliarlottctoivii; at thc otlicc oil J. J. llughcs & Co.. Sonris; and :it tlir~ office of l`I. l-`. .\lcNcil, E511., Sum- mcrslde.

THOMAS CURRAN,

I’. P.

8871-3»-4ZIIIiI.

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Auction Sale

At Georgetown

` On 10th March inst., at 1 p.m., there iwlll lic sold by auction tho furniture and liousolioltl iirtit.-ics ol' ostato of into Miss lluniilton, inclntilnlg grand- fatlicr's clock, old sideboard. sonie ]ol1l books, glasswtirc, silverware. etc.

2882-Il-4in5i

York Point Farm For Sale

1 Sumn-ter cottages to rent or land to rent to build cottages on.

This farm is situated on tlic point

between the North and West Rivers, with twclvc liundrod yards of shore front. witlt thc best ot' bathing and boating, is 7 miles front Ifliarlotte- ‘town by road attd one and one half by water.

Telephone communication and daily

mail at the door. One third of a mile from wharf with ferry boat service to Charlottetown. For particulars apply to D. W. WHITE. 8792-2-27Sirtii1tnoptl York Point. 1 l 1

Schooner For Sale

W. Parnell 0’Hara. 79 tons, Ameri-

can build. Vessel and sails in good condition. Has 27 ILP., Gasoline en- gine Installed by skilled Mechanics. Will move Schooner six miles an hour and gives perfect satisfaction. Will sell with or without engine. For par-

ticulars write

E. BOBWELI.,

Victoria, P. E. Island.

840|-1-SIMM.

WANTED '

_ Two indegrgieanenced, protestant rls fore g and second work

ter refer es required.

1A ¢11°dti1iineaii%£oi1gii tacti-

money than you ve been no

sustained ta, to eller you values yas

oln'¢ get ollevlhoro In Nth Contax

Clothes, Ml to ill. IAOORI

g LIDO UU-0-048|.

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Mrs. Wmrll. Jones,

P. 0. BOX 3I2. 1

“mn”-‘ V Hanover, Mass.

-PDDIIIIIZIII. SEED FDD

(continued from Page One.) _

whereas formerly they had twice that number. and'they are all charged with the responsibility of endeavouring I0 Improve the sanitary conditions of those schools;' but their work will be limited in their scope unless it re- .-vives stronger support than in the past. We have every hope tha! through the formation of womens institutes. and with proper medical assistance. we will see a revolution brought about in the country schools. Havlng spoken on the opportunultiea atforded for improvement in agricul- tural conditions, the Premier closed his remarks by saying that they hid a future assured of COHIIHUOUS ld' vancement.

Hon. A. E. Arsenault was the next

speaker. lie was very brief. There were just two things he might say. and the first was that, now they had that building it depended very much upon themselves to make a success ot it, and it' they made a proper use of It along ilic lines of progress the expense on it would be justified. llis second point was. that more men should take to the soil. which was one of the best possible calllngs a man could follow. lf they observed these two things they would make a suc- cess of farming.

Professor Theodore Ross was the

last speaker. lie poke on thc impor- tance of planting good seed. lle paid a tribute to the quality of the seed exhibited. which ho said was as near perfection as possible.

The meeting then closed with the

singing of thc National Anthem.

PRIZE LIST

19 POTATOES (McINTYRE.)

l, Peter llrodic, York; 2, E.J. Ves-

sf-y; fl. llorrut-e Wright; 4, Edward llogg, Travelers Rest; 5, Wm. l-Iorell; Travelers Rest; 6, Mrs. B. Montgom- ery. Travelers llest.; 7. Thus. Stavi-.rt, Summcrsido; 8, D. li. McDonald.

POTATOES. MCINTYRE.

St. Patrick's ltuiicli, Summcrsidc; 10, W. l’. liradsliaw. lledeque.

POTATO ES. DECOTA R ED.

1, Peter Brodie; 2. E. J. Vessey; 3,

Pope Cook, York; 4, Thos Stiivert, 5 Michael McKenna; 6, Earnest Clark; 7, E. E. Arsenault; R. Hubert Mills, St. Eleanors.

POTATO ES. ROSE TYPE.

l, Peter Brodie; 2, E. J. Vcsscy; Zi,

Arscne Gallant; 4. Pope Cook; 5. Tlios Stuvert; Ii, Ernest Clark; 7, \\’altcr Green; S, Mrs. B. Montgomery; 9, St. Patricks Rant-ii; 10, .\lir-hacl .\Icl{en- na.

T os. Stavert; 4, E, E. Arsenault.

1. E. J. Yessey; 2, Pope Cook, York;

3, Pctcr Brodie; 4, Arsene Gallant; 5. Arsenc Gallant; ti. Tlioii, Stavert; T. Mrs. B. Montgomery; 8, John R. 1‘\liirks: il, George Small; 10. Allan .llc- Lood.

ESCHALOTS.

1. Jesse Scliurnian. (". llriilgvi 2.

Celestine Perry, Dci3lois.

TURNIP SEED (SWEED.)

1. .los E. Murphy, Anglistinc Cove;

2. lloraco Wright, Bcdequc.

MANGLE SEED.

1, John M. Peacock; 2, Thos. Giovcr

Summersldo.

l. llorace Wright; 2, Tlios, Stavcrt.

N. E. S.

I. llfitlry Moysv- 2. Fred Moysc' fi.

ry Morse: 3. Cape Traverse School'

._ . ED AND MOUNTED.

1, Laura l~‘rnscr. Belmont.; 2, J. W.

Lourtl. Suinniorsltlc' ‘l Mrs W A

E. J. Vessey; Palestine Perry.

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE DEPT.

CLASS D.

LOAF HOMEMADE WHITE -BREAD.

1, Mrs. Jas, Dunn, St. Elcanors; D2,

Mrs. Jasc Gtiudct, Snmmerslde; 3, e

Parsnips, Carrots, Bee ts

P_otatoes, Turnips, selling right at Holman’s. _

8907-3-6M1i

DW/ . _'T 1 F OR nearly a quarter of a .__ century the n a m e I-- “Tant_on” -has been » - recognized as a guaran- /tee of quality. We'want you

to examine our splendid as- sortment of Jewelry-to in! spect it carefully-to note the high qualityand compare our prices with those you get elsewhere. ,lf you do this, we know you will pur- ghase your Jewelry from us.

side;

llrl.

LOAF HOMEMADE' GRAHAM

‘IREAD

Chas. Andrew; 3. Mrs. T. Johnson; 4. Frank McDonald. _

'/1 DOZ. DOUGHNUT8.

1, Viola Mckenzie; 2. Mrs. Albert

Wright; 8. Mrs. D. McKinnon; 4. Mrs. E. J. Vesey.

V2 DOZ. PUFF PASTRY SHELLS.

1. Mrs. D. A. Pickering: 2. JIIIIII

Wedge; 3. Mrs. Thompson Johnston; 4, Margaret McLean.

1-'APPLE Pie.

1, Viola -McKenzie; 2, Mrs. li. II.

Beer; 3. Julia. Wedge; 4, Mrs. J. 'hiy- lor.

1 SMALL SWEET OAT CAKE.

1Arthur; 3. Mrs Walter I"albecl¢; 4.

1 DOZ. GINGER SNAPS.

1, Genevlve Clark; 2, Madeline Ric-

hards' 3. Eva Gallant' 4. Mrs- (`I0"I<‘

1 PLATE OF DECORATED CAKE.

1. Ethel Storey; 2, Mrs. V. at . Fl.

3. Mrs. D. A. Pickering: 4. Dorn E.

HOMEMADE POUND CAKE

Andrew.

HOME MADE FRUIT E. (NOT ICED)

1, Viola McKenzie; 2, Mrs. Jas Art-

COOKED CORN BEEF.

Viola McKeiizie, Summerside.

1 Mr-1 Jas Dunn' 2, Dorothy Brad

Sutnmerside.

1. Mrs. Ernest Compton; 2. Jessie

Mills; Ii, Mrs. Jas. Dunn; 4, Mrs. Stan- ley Compton.

CANNED CHICKEN, (1 PT. GLASS JAR.)

l. Mrs. Witt. G. Taylor, Wilmot Val-

ley; 2, Mrs. Ernest Compton. Si. Eleanors; 3. Mrs. Stanley Compton. St. Eleanors; 4, Mrs. W. A. McDowell, Sunimerside. -

ALL CANNEF VEGETABLES 1 PT. JARS.

1, Mrs. Erinest Uonipton; 2, Mrs. ll.

A. Pickering.. Suntmersitle; 3. Mrs. Jas. Dunti;-1.lV"lrs.(‘liiis Mlckle.Summer~ Side. ‘

COLL VEGETABLE PICKLES. 1, Mrs. Tiioinpson Johnston. C,

Ethel L. Strong. '

Ums To cRopS_ TOMATO CA,|.sUP_ 2, Mrs.. (‘. D. Mcl.e.1n. (‘orn\\

1. Jobii lllcllae, Summersldc; 2

l, David Loard, N.‘Bcdet|uo; 2, llcn- Mrs. Isabella Glidden, Suminerside; il; HGOKED RU N

Mrs \\’ J Drake’ Charlottetown;

4_ Fred Moysa Mrs' Thompson Jqhnswmg _1, .ll/Irs. W. G. Scliurnian. Summer-

cot_ ts|.ANo wsso seeps Pnsss- coi_|. caimeo Fnuir. ”““°“"

1, Mrs, Thompson Johnston; 2,

Mrs. Albert Wright.

.

COLL PRESERVED

M1-Donald. Stitnn'iorsi’dcl;|4, Mrs. Miiblo' 1, Mrs. Alhsrt. Wright; 2, li/lrs Tho- qw; 7)' “mm I‘°CmN" - Murray. St. Elctinors. inpson Johnston; 3, Mrs. Chas, Meiklc, _,LET cR°cH,..,.‘

4, Mrs. D. J. McMurdo.

Fi./ix seen. . , __ , , ,_ _

in-11. rtiiit-.tif-rt otiintet. ivitscoiiche; col.i. FRUIT JELLIES. ‘;,,,;‘,§‘;“.I,£_,“," “""?°<",;]““"K,"""""

1, Mrs. Tlionipsoii Johnston; 2. Mrs.

D. J. McMnrtlo; Il, Mrs. Willard Mv- Donald.

ORANGE AND GRAPE FRUIT MAR- MALADE. l. Mrs. John Moline; 2, Mrs. Walter

tialbock, Summersldo; B, Mrs. ll.A. Compton; 4, Mrs. W. K. McGougan.

ONE POUND ASST. HOMEMADE CONFECTIONERY

Zelpta Sharp; 3, Mrs. V. Mathews; 4.

CLASS. D HANDICRAFTS.

g ' IIICIIIIYII Creed, AIl)I0l\.

WHITE LINEN DAMASKS.

1, Mrs. Jos; l.eClare, Urbanville;

2. Mrs. Leo J..Arsensult, Abram’s Vil- lage. ‘

PAIR HAND WOVEN LINEN 'TOW- EL8. , 1. Mar ret M. Wright, North Bed-

eque; 2. Mrs. Mark '.`l._ArsenaulI. Ab- ram's Village. '

‘ 1, Mrs. Allan McLeod. ,

liiW”i'?ll-`,a\iito;ii

Jeweler--Sunnyside

i, _i, M1-i.,,Maa11in,|ei Pei'ri1.' st. Nteiia ` ll.

BONEO AND ROLLED ROAST BEEF A

l dmission 5 Cents Reserved Section Best Seats in House 10 Cents

liur. Summerside.

I I

1, l\1rs.'Jamcs Dunn, St. Eleanors.; 2. 1-OWUNG By yARD_

l'l"S UP T0

“THE FII-‘TH

FEATURING EEss1E EYTON I , '

A STORY or Fivi-: COLLEGE STUDENTS who having tinishea their college course

u L . J _

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~ TO-NIGHT WE OFFER OUR PATRONS

Hill. 0 ._ I

A S ctacular Selig Jungle 'Film

t/2 noz. 1'sssiscui~rs. "' pe 1 _

1. Mrs. Woodland Simmons: 2. Mrs- ~ IN 3 PARTS

1 _

meet in the home of Thomas Wynne and propose they all meet again at the same house E.

‘ , ‘f th \alive. The years ass, the appointed day is at hand. A Toast is

iiieliiitgetiiiiirilaitieci Jlobnfgaiilhbt, the _missing man Rwherevei: he may _be.” _lust as they are drink- 1

` th t tth do r opens and an unsouth figure staggers in, and_ announces be is John ~ Ciiguntié IIE relzietes his adventures of the past five years which is exciting, thrilling and full

of interest.

WHO WAS GUILTY ?

itiltiliisf ‘§."’1l'1'I1i.1.v¥1i‘f.§13.D.”§'§i1.if<i'i1'i I N T W O P A R T S` 4' M'.“‘ D' M°K“"‘°“' A discharged employee is _accused o_f the death _of the manufacturer-a iooz. oA1' MEAL cookies. baffling mystery story in which time and Justice distinguishesithe

knotty chain of circumstantial evidence

1, Mrs. 'l‘. Johnston; 2, Mrs. Jas. _

.1

THE GIRL Acnoss THE HALL

A Thrilling Thanhouser Drama, Featuring Madeline Fairbanks

1.1 1.... MONDAY. TUESDAY

D11--1 or NEXT WEEK

niciiiii-1111. ' C 0 M I N G

The first instalment of our New Ser-

ial “Dolly of the Dailies,” featuring the

dainty Mary Fuller of “What Happened

’ to Mary” Fame. ' .

1~<>1»<==f>.> ` Don’t Miss the First Instalment Monday

1, Mrs. J. J. Gaudet; 2. Mrs. Vilas. _ ‘ .

I 1..... Coming Next Week ~ Coming all the time

1`lie Best ltilm from the Best Produc-

. , . ..

i, M1111. Jniinston R111.-m11r1i; 2, Mi-11. 1 “THE ers-Nothing is too good for

Margaret M. Bullman; 3, Mrs. W. J. 11 IN PARTS Our Patrons Drake; 4, Mrs. Chas. Andrew. ,______' __

__. _.1-n___._ `

POTATOES. GREEN MOUNTAIN. CQRNEQ AN() pgggsgp 1-°NGUE_ HOMESPUN FOR MENS WEAR'

1 . , .. ' ‘ " ' ' _ '1 1. Mrs. Louis ll. Perry. .\lt. l‘ni‘n\ei;

hi. P0101” B\‘0f1l€. 2. E. J. Vessel. 31 shiiw. lkafleqiie; 3. Viola Mt-Ken1.tc, 2' Mm_ D' M_ Ramsay

` ` couci-I covsk on cuR'rA|N wtrH

POTATOES NOT NAMED' *‘°A5T CHICKEN- PATTERN (woot. col.oREo.>

1, Mrs. Allan McLeod; 2. Mrs. J, .\‘.

_Burns. Suinmerside.

FANCY WEAVE WAYS AND WOOL

COLORED.

l. Mrs. Allan M(-Lood,

RAG CARPET.

1, .Ml'.~=. Josh I.o(‘lart=; 2, Allan Mv-

Lootl.

RAG MAT.

1, Mrs. Allan lllclscod; 2, Mrs. .iosll

l.1ct"lare.

HOMESPUN YARN.

Bridge; 2, Miss Ethel L. Story, Sum- _ _ _

CABBAGE SEED_ H __ mamma; 3' Mrs. _hm Dunn; 4_ Miss [01`,d.\lrs. Josh l.o(`larc-, 2, Allan Mc

` Dorothy Bradshaw. Lower Bedequo. ‘ ` ---

COLL FRU". P|_cKLES_ BEST C0LLvSEl>5MI;I;/IEE;/ARN, DYED

OTHER GARDEN OR VEG. SEEDS. 1, Mrs. Thompson Johnston; 2. Miss ' '

1, Mrs. Allan Mcl.cod.

.__ 1 .¢.

. . CHOW-C OW.

Allon McLeod, llosc llill; 4, ll. li. 1, Mrs Tiiompspn ilhihnston' 2.Mrs HOOKED RUG' ov;g°L DESIGN 2

Dam, St. liietitirirs. .Emma hlilchellaii; li, Mrs. ' Albert col'

Wriglit; 4, Mrs. Ethel l.. Strong. - _~ _

COL |SLAND WEED SEEDS ,RY_ _ 1, Plioobe Arsenault. Siiittiglorsitlo,

ing n very

1, Ethel Strong, Summerside; 2. M'

Mrs. ll.H. Beer, Summerside. I \ _ JOHN mcHARD8_

1 Mrs. Leo J. Arsenauiif' 2 Mrs.. ' ' ' $2.00 DONATED BY JOHN GRADY.

Donald McCallum, St. Eleonors. l BEST HOMEMADE BREAD UF 1

‘ , |

wt-tire Homssvuu woot., Pt.aiN. , '°‘~“_"° "'°””' `

1`sit.vsit..c. |15, can » ov ..1.

wntrs Homespun woot.. rw|i_i. A CUNDAFM ft". pgar p,_,°.M'1_

. , MA A .£1 .1

. EAL _1 rs. Jos. n. .'“ "9 L"

'gin ce \1_.,noJ».

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' . . M, -' , 1 j-_~1,.I;‘}' 2.1

I cotonro notitisrdti woot; roitttsi-'1l'1i ` 1 f 1

1 onsssp. , ,ierfcist ron ontotnat. onions

G A V MATERIAL.

side, 2. Mrs. Alfred Compton. St. El

BRADED RUG.

1, Mrs. Josh l.. Peacock, l.. linde-

l r_

2. s ht in Arsoiiu t, trnm's Villnivt. '

`CROCHET LACE.

1, 1\lri~:. Jus. E. lla\\'.iot‘.. N-Jrlh '|`t'_\'-

on; 2, ilerthn Davison. llotleoiic.

KNITTED LACE.

1. Miss Eulatie Fraser. Sltmmcrsido,

2, Mrs. Stephen Mt"l)onald. Grand iilv-

SILVER CUP DONATED BY HON.

SILVER CUP DONATED BY F. R. HEARTZ.

E. J. Vessey. York.

SILVER CUP DONATED BY HON.

CHAD. DALTON.

E. 'J. Vessey York. g

Mrs Jas. Dunn. Bt. Eleanors.

ON GANVADO1

I 1 1 1 *_ __ i , c¢1v',,M"` D' M' mmiib' Fimnml 1. Robert-Dunn. st. lliieaiiora. '

L

you t better

We Fe

When You Think of House-

cleaning. Think oi US -

Because we have scoured the mar- ket to are ne agrees house

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secure just the supplies that _ ,-

eded to make the once dis- =11,,,fl_fi,l_@}‘_~§¢1i‘§ ble and laborous task oi 1 1 cleaning easy and pleasant. <52 ‘ill

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e here for your houseclean- ,*'1;`ii:l1,I,{11{ ' edfuls,__and you will get the .",jj_1;1.»__4f, '

best-the kind that permits if-_""’!.',-`_.; 1

o do the work quicker and 'I " '

with the least physical effort. A _ I

can safely bet that our prices will satisfy. I

nnell & Chandler

Victoria Row j

1.

One

each co

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cent per word first Insertion

ntlnuntlon. Cash must accompany order. Minimum .charge

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in this column, half centper word'

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PORTRA

Send for midi- prlnt.s. portraits lint and con- vex, irnnieri and slzccl. pictures. Merchants Portrait Vompaiiy, ’l'o-1

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AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

The Olil We It-uclt our ni:-n to st-ll. Ex- pcrieuco missions eriuipment. Stone K' Wellington, Toronto.

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IT AGENTS WANTED.

catiiloguc. Solar and bro-

llelinblc l~‘ontliill Nllrsorlcs.

unnecessary. llighc-st com-

palil. llantisonio frcc

Ont. 9204-1»14mo26l

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WANTED

for general ltouscwork, Apply R3

Upper

FOR SALE llouse 4 miles frotii I

lage. Ap

nlsh.

LOST. -

her gloves between Worrcn’s Cornet- atid Tyrone Finder please louvc at Kingston

“Baby must be taken out in the

fresh air

one of the riages, new pattems, new construc- tions, new styles just

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shown D quality c

. Igor Solo

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A MAID IMMEDIATELY

Prince. SSIID-Ii-4Mll'.

plv J W Gavin. Box S6 Tig

8876-3-4tn4Ipd

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res. ze, A Pain or FETTT

Post Office.

8870-3-4lI'lIil. l

and to do so you must have

New Up-to-Date Baby Car-

colours. about 30 different openedand all ready to be

r'op in and see them the

llolp Watntcd-Mule

$15. WEEK AND EXPENSES-To Ira-

viil, appointing locni represeiitntivo_i_-i_._ Wltitilold Linscoit, llraiitford. -~

wANTED.- PRINCIPAL FOR KEN-

slnglon S1-itnoi, Supplement $125. l’rusent principal has resigned I0 join 2nd t‘ont.ingent. Apply to W. J. Walker, Sctsretnry, or to the Trus- tees, Kensington, by matt or in per- son. 8886-3-5M3l.

nov wANrEn-neitiiiiie bay waiitett

to work in repair shop. Apply nt Miller llros. 8873-3-4m3I =

SiI'iini.ions Vucuiiia 556.* r?€n_§`l`>'t‘l"v`”5'A"?`s'”EAsv

WORK. Write for Contract. Brad- ley-Gitrretson. Brantford.

Waittctl A _

waurso-rtnsr cues 1'Ai|.ose.

used to coats and skirts lIl'0f°l'\‘°‘\- omni tvagcsl A1\.h»CmCi§n°g0n & . .. . 0 - - Sons Box 97 _m g 88.93_3_5m“pd,

; wAN*rso.-House To ssN1'.Aot»Iv

G. W. Harrison. Canadian Bank of commerfe. ssor-ii-smtl

wniwrso 'ro ssur Nam . small lot of land. WIIII |\0“5°‘ A 3' mix zzz. city. _ _. $87,933.,” _

wsiirso.-is rsssn'1m‘i.»<' c'o A pi . ami aso. 835513 I' ~1n o 1 . _ ` for small family. Modem canveu

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