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makes floors sanitary

N° °“"P°t¢C\ floor is ever clean N ' ' _ _ ~ . - either is_ any floor

:_?_‘;:f:_d‘;’_Ifh_!\_\e usual floor-finish. The one is . . ““a}’s. The other harbors disease

_ in its cracks and

"fail ._ .-

.1 1 lio\v you treat it.

Fioorgiaze is the Eng

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right yourself. »

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Fl .

_ _ °i’_'_;_g_'_I_f‘_f;e_:5°_*_:S 8 floor with a _sheer sheet of I. _ lu\y‘ without a crevice a germ mm . .

dwell in. And it won’t wear oil' no matter

shades to su_t mel that _comes in ten beautiful c6___e__S'500 S I ““Y__decorative scheme. A ga_lloii

._ ___m_ __ __ ignore cet. it dries hard over night

__ ne rilliant gloss. You can put it on

F|00l'gl=\2e makes iioors really sanitary dustless,

W“_5h3bI§.-and it will stand outdoor weather as

, _weii as indoor wear.

Th¢_}' hkave Floorglaze at the store. Else, please let

JS "0W. and we will see you get it.

YouMwouId find our Free Book interesting reading.

“Y We *end Y°“ 3 C0Py? Ask on a postcard.

\\'e also make Elaatiliis Variiiiih for ..i..ai:.~ limi iwtiiiie iii... orsniiinu t=|°..i-Fi... 2~li tor iizilural wood doors, Oroiiie Oil |<'iiiii~li or iiiierior use. Hollywood Pafnix.

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There is always a spring

in "Sunbeam" flour. No trouble in getting it to rise into those iight, heaii hy

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~ blend. Try it. .

MA DE BY _ _

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.iohn Campbell, Co., L'd. St., Thoinas, Ont

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New Advertisements

P. E. I. RAILWAY

Tenders

Sealed tenders addressed to the

undersigned and marked on the outl side “Tender for sfpur line Surrey" will be received up to and including Thursday April 30th, 1908, for the construction of a spur line to ballast pit at Surrey, P.E.I.

Plans and specification may be

seen a't the office of the Resident En- gineer, Charlottetown, P.E.I., and at the Chief Engineer's Oiiice, Monc- ton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained. ' '

All the conditions of the specifica-

tion must be complied with.

' ` D. PO'l‘TINGIiiR,

' General Managg

Railway Office, _ '°"

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That delirlble residence, situated on

Queen Street- between Stewart and Son and G.'W. Nfuteh and at _present occupied by John Offer. In connection therewithis

a shop arid good stable?

For further pa-iieulai apply to Q

itiiiiw BIIISORFER, |72- Kent »t

An' or anist iora Two Manuel Pipe

Organ i|1gSl."_l`ames' Presbyterian 'Chucli_. Chariot eto_w_n._ _Applications (with _testi moriiazi ststingsaiiary _expelllldi will te. receiv bythe undersigned tip to April

3o th _ T. james. _ . ~ - 4 ||dg3i_ Session Clerk

TO LET

'flint well known hoiisii fronting on l{in_g|

Sqiiiiro containing ten rooinii with frost Proof collar iiiiatpd f by hot water anti all otlior inddtm!iinp\Qyuineii_t~\- The above hnna had been renovated by painting and paporing lil uflrat olivia inaonor. Persuasion lniinodii\ti_

oly _

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b-cipialoi. n ti r v oss.

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Just Arrived

THE ASTIIIIIA

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For Gentlemen. The best

and most stylish shoe in Town.

The real English Oak Sole

iuiportedl from the old country; no more trouble with soles wearing out before Iithe time.

“on my

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_ BIIIJS

Valuable Shure Farm

For Sale

Th mibscrlbor offers for sale his fn. situa~ ted ai. l|araiifleld,L0t!¥. iiix und o hill? miles from Charlottetown. his farm oxtienda from

Otlitidt. . Potnrii Rmd tsfho ldil|nb0r\‘:_IIBlIl§I_:I_l‘f

i:iv\\iipidveiT liiblilengsiinliiiiid. mitniigtliiinrliia niie hun? -‘~“t°'-Miz." “m :nie .':i’i:’.".:.‘..‘r‘°i».::

nhgmtbuud “sh 0 wenii cotioroto floors and

“tim :iimiiisr or winter This pi-apo ia

FQR SALE

111 4

A small Gasoline nch i-ll

ailverui at tiietilnrgii Viiqrliihitii-is. H limi also ta on priseaat the Char oltelmvn E iiiipuiiii, . _ __ I I ~ ,

erm iit‘nslsi‘ ~

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f-'Jliril UWM

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- 8. Aeon. has been ap-

msnllel' o* the' Bouria

li ehandwillliapleasetltoreosfve

s, advertising and subscriptions

for the "Kings Count! Guardian."

_ BORN

ldeRAE-At Hunter River, Feb. 29.

1908 to Edward sad Mrs. McRae a daughter.

BEARS-In this City, on Wednesday,

April iith. 1908. to William and Mrs. Bears a son.

MARRIED

_Bl-IELFOON-GALLANT-At, Alber- ’ -ton, 'F0b. 18, 1900. by R01. JZ 1'.

Murphy, Joseph Anthony Bhelfooo

_to Margaret Ellen Qésllant. _ KINCH-DUNN-At acred Heart Church, Alberton, March 3, 1908, Michael J. Kinch to E1isabeth,Re- gina Dunn. ` `

CAMPBELL--In this City April 9th, Mary Campbell, aged 80 years.

BUTLER-At St. Mark's, Lot 1, on

the 8rd, April, 1908, James Butler, aged seventy-six years.

BURK-At Georgetown on the 2nd

April, 1908, Mary Moar, reliet of the late Capt. James Burk, aged seventy-eight years.

BELL-At Stanley Bridge. April 10,

James Bel-l aged 80 years, Funeral from his rnother’s resi- dence, Monday 13th at 2 p. m.

STOCK _NO'l'ES. _

There were weighed on the City

Scales yesterday four line steers, these steers were led and owned by F. L. Drake of this City for the Easter market and weighed as fol- lows 1925ibs, 1900ibs, .1625ibs, 1500lbs. They were greatly admired while on the Market Square by numbers of citizens and farmers.

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Herring per bbl.

Cod, per qlpiiitul

Oats. per ua. Potatoes, pei' bus. 85 to 40 Turnips, per bus. iii Eggs, per doz. 16 Oatmeal, per cwt, $3.25 Butter, per lb. (dairy) 24 Butter, per 1b. (creainery) 29

Hu_y, pressed $18.00 to 14.00 Hi es, per lb. 4 Barley, per bun. 60 Hay, per ton, loose $12.00 to $14.50 Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to ti Pork, per lb. (carcass) 0% to 7 Lamb, per lli. (carcass) 6 to 7 Wool per lb.

Calfskins, per lb. Apples, per bus. Cabbage, per doz.

Beats, Per bus. Carrots, per bus,

Flour, Roller Process per 196 lbs.

723 SS ss 31'? sas

asf ssessis

Magistrate Praises Zam Buk

Magistrate Qatmussen, of 202 Mar-

quette St., Montreal writes: “For many yearsI was troubled with a. serious eruption of the skin. This was not anly unsightly, but it was at times vary painful. I iii-st tried various household

remddies, but these _proved altogether useless. I then too medical advice. Not one, but several _'doctors in turn were consulted, but I was unable to

ggzuny permanent relief. Some time

k I noticed u. report from a‘Justice

of the Peace (Magistrate Perr_y, J. P. for B.C.) who had been cure of is chronic skin disease by Zum-Buk, and

I determined to Five this balm a. trial After a. therougli y fair test. I can soy I I delighted with it. I have the beat of reasons for this conclusion; because while everything else I tried-siilves,

embrocations, washes, souggo and doctors’ preparations, failed a iutely to relieve my pain and rid me of my trouble, three boxes of Zam»Buk workail ii complete cure. In iiiy opinion this balm should be even more widely known than it is, and I hope that iuy experience will lend other aui1'ei'ers who are in despyirto try this herbal healer, Zain-Bulr."

For healing eczema, running sores,

cuts, bruises, burns, boils, eruptions, scalp sores, pimplcs, spring eruptions,

itch, chappgd hands, and diseases of the skin m-Bak is without equal. All drugglsts and stores sell it, 501;. box or postpaid from Zum-Bulr Co.. Toronto.

‘lilf-IINUIIJIEIF

~Balier’s Cocoa

‘ i' by I I 28

8 50 I I lx) I Highest

_ ‘ wards

Europe and

_ I America

.im -`

U . sc. Omoo

We have always maintained the highest standard in the quality , oi our cocoa and chocolate p

arationi and we sell them atrilipei lowest price for which unadul- terated articles can be pit upon the market.

Waller Biillel’ it I¥_ii.,`llii.

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nmiiiisiiea mo UIIICIESTEI, IISS.

aiuineii iiouesi ~

ee ai. l*»tir_s_t_‘i-est. iseiiinai

in _

Maritime Province Securities

Quotations Furnished ny J. C. Muc-

intonli & Co., Exchange Building, Halifax, N. S. ‘ _

Banks Asked Bid

British North America x div 146 142

Commerce 159%

New Brunswick x div 275 270

270 220 107

Nova Scotia x div 282 Royal Bank of Canada x div 222 Union Bank of Halifax 172

` Miscellfineolgi -

Acadia Fire nsu ce 100

Acadia Sugar, Preferred Acadia Sugar, Ordinary

Brandram-Henderson Common 20

Eastern Canada Savings &

Loan x div 135

Eastern Trust Company 50

p. c. paid f x div ..

Eastern Trust Company fully

paid x-div ._

~I-Iu.ii.fax Fire Insu e' 85 Nova. Scotia Telewe x div 107 Porto Rico ---S ` _"_ 34

Stanfleid’s, LimItA§,'fPrefe1't_e'd 96 St.anfield’ii, Limited, ‘Common 25 ..

Acadia Sugar 105 102 Halifax Electric Tramway 100 98 N. S. Steel dl Coal. Eirilte 105 108

Nova Scotia Steel r& Coal, _

_ Consolidated ' 101 99 Robb Engineering 100 98 Robb-Mumford 92 90 Stii.niiold’s, Limited _ 93 90

Bond quotations are' with accrued

»iitel'est.

STOCK. QUUIATI-ONS

Noon Close.

April, April. 10

Atchison

Copper 50% B. R. T. 46;( Bditiinore , N5 16 C. P. R. IM ` Erie

Pennsylvaiiia

Sending

Sougiiiern Piicifiii 74% ~ St. Piiul \ 118% Union Pacific 128%

34% 08% _

U. S. Steel

;_. --.

95 B5 48 20

132

130

115 80 104 82

.t.

105;; ies

A1-till YOU DROWSY AFTER MEALS? Je .'>.:ra a fulness in your stomach

-ii. drowsy, lazy desire to sleep-this |sn’t natural in healthy folks and only ocurs when the liver is torptd. You need a stimulating tonic-need Dr. I-Iami1ton’s Pills to stir your liver and put life into sleepy organs. You'l1` feel brisk and lively-you'1l eat, digest and sleep well after re- gulating wlth Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No medicine so universally used, so mild, so sure to benefit as Dr. Ham- llton's Pills. Sold by all dealers in 26a. boxes.

6' Neckwear. My lite-t .~liow- ing of ne kvie-r in-lud s nan- i ew .~tylei a d colorivgs tha' wer- solu exclusivelv to me. S e the

new sh .des of Brown. See R- iq‘s New Bengslene's. S.-e tile New Ea a'hes's T am ieiling at 35 ct worth 5n _ct~=. H; H . Brown. 'i`| e Young Meu‘s Mau. 4-bdi6i

I-'NL Buy your new hat ntl-I H B _

U. S. Steel Pi'e’f’d

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'il

_£1--it-m

lf*

wood. Ont o

ootwlv. W0" \>'lI “"4 h°°l*’d ¢I"`°“¥I‘°“" :If you require iron beds wif! m- W' '"°°d I‘°“”r"id p“ll'iii’iI'3ils°w2i'i°°§Iii’i'I springs and top mattresses-riniemI . ' ---“__ ._ '

ber that "Marlrrl ht" riees are the

an .lmiiaiiitolriiwootxiliriiiiiioei there in also n 1 D I g dp M ki ` ' H V I I

§l,‘,‘,°""‘ or new an rarmwiiviniimi. °"°“- "°P “ 5° °°°~ ‘“` m

Wright, Newson's Block. 4-11d1i. I

Riilzwin the immediate vicinity nf r-aiI:vYvay _E _ I

. ,.,,m, M, _ wi . ester Post Cards from the_cele |

if.l'i-ii'ii'es`,'ii‘ii‘liiii>li? ew- Iwilliicroid rm»:ii\il7\:‘lg,brsted house of Raphael Tuck. and

F-'i‘UR.\'liR.»i{-0- ‘Boris and other Eastern Novelties :it

NNW" ““"*‘"'I“ Oarter'a` Book Store. 4-Ddiw.

S' Fxiiy Vests. B it ve me

when I t l \'ou that I am showing more line~ of fancy at-mzmr v s‘s than all others in _the Citv PU together.. Aiiaii my showing is exclu ive sod includes a l the ren makes w .ich are not shown at side

Ca[‘t.\\'m.B, Smilh,M. L,C. ,ul

WCB! H086. Cape is'imd, Sliel biirne Co..Ssy.~: "While at Hall- fsx daring present aiainii of Parliament, was attacked with SorgThroat,Pain in head and in

fact. pains all overme. I used siiriiu: tllilittnr

according to directions and

iiiimed'ate relief, and highi; NCOITIITQMR il fOr I2” il|_ Ovary

family."

Ha ifi-x, N. S., <

in _

By B. W. Pariin.

CRESCEUB (I.0l1.)

/ .__

Creaceus, by Robert liiicGre¢or (2.-

171), was fooled in 1894. He was bred, trained and driven in his races by George H. Kewham. Toledo, 0. He was Brat 0\m1\l|lU4 as a three- year-old in 1891, and gained lasting :sms by the gaiiieiieu and eiiaurabie which he exhibited in raeeo against aged horses, that were old campaig- ners. He contested in two races in one day at Bpringdeld, Ohio, July 13th, 1897,'-where he won second mo- ney to the three-minute class, and first money in the 2.29 class.

Creeceus's most remarkable race

that season was at Cleveland, Ohio, August 10 and 11. There were 13 starters and it was for 2.17 trotters. Five heats were trotted August 10. when. owing to the lateness~ of the hour, the race was postponed to the . following day. The time of the rm- pective heats was 2.151, 2.121, 2.121, 2.121, 2.141. Cresceuifs position in the summary than stood 7-2-2-2-10. The next day Cresceus came out and won in consecutive heats, time 2.121, 2.- 111, 2.111. Experienced horsemen were amazed at. such a performance by a three.year~old colt. \Many of time ‘ said; "Too ima to .pen so good a colt, but that race must. have ruined him. He will never he heard from again."

The following week; however, Aug-

ust 17, at Syracuse, l\¥.Y., Crt-strain won the 2.22 trot in straight heats, time, 2.181, 2.191, 2.171. Eleven days alter his Syracuse race Creseeus was one oi 12 that started at. Readville,

Maas., August 28, in the 2.20 class,I and he won easily in 'iltl‘BiEI1‘li hells. rims, 2.141, 2.111, 1.111. creams was started in 12 races that season, won Bret money in six, second money in dve and third money in the other.

Ae a four-year-old, _in 1898, Creecefus

was started tive times,won first mo- ney twice and stood se€ond,` third, fourth in the summaries of the other three. He did not lower his record that season. . ,-

In 1899 Cresceus started "il_1._-eight races won first money ‘ln_ iquf; sec<

The following INDI is from Mr. Geo.

A. Zirkie,'Sebool Teacher in Mt. Horeb, Tenn., well-known all through that county, where he was born and has always lived. ‘

“Mt. Hoieb, Tenn., Jan. 10, 1908.

"0. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.

Y'! hlve suffered all my life, until

lated. nom inherited scroiula. When a more babe I had a scroiuious sore back of my ear. At 21 I had 13 serof. nlous lumps on my neck. At 87 the dia- ease assumed ii new and tantalizing form. My eyes were affected so that I could not mad after sunset, and when I closed them it was diillcultto reopen them. _There was always intolerable itching all over my body. Then a tumor on my neck changed to the front of my neck, suppiirated and was fol- lowed by others, until six had formed and broken. I became so weak I could scarcely walk, and could hardly attend to my teaching. All the medicine I tried failed to help until I began the

use of Hood's Barsaparlila. In less

a months the sores healed a

I :emu novelist. som-is ian W .- A I I " _$l'.‘~_- _ _ I I ‘iiitipll-Will. lliili Illiilll iilllldli iiini if sittin.,

Still liiiiliit iinii tin iii liitii’s Sitiiiiiiili

and the scrofulous steadii ' w

less apparent. _Today am in thegn of lies thb weigh more than ever in my life. _ o you wonder that I believe in Hood s Saraaparilla? I can do no less than recommend it everywhere and every day."

A Valuable Remedy.

"I recommend I-1ood's Saraaparlllaas ii

valuable remedy for purifying the blood. AS H spring mediciiif it ii invaluable. I am using it for rheunistlsm and it is doing me good." Mas. Bmane, 37 Hermlne Bt'

th n three . ii-oublesomecatarrhaltaintdisappeared

Montreal, Que. -

and re et iimtl didn't have

Comment is superfluous. This is success is fouudect-RESULTS TO

Head Office

ond in two andthird in t'woII'_-He re- duced his _reci>rd`uiiit qeatioii to z.o11 in the second heat of ,freed that he' won at Glens Falls, NCY., August 15,l and equalled it fn' 'ii me that ne' won in'New York State, Septemberl 4, following. I-Ie won seven heats in 2.10 or better that season. He started in tive races and sdyen timt against thewatch in 1900, won iirst money in each of the live races, and lowered his record to 2.04 'against time at Cleveland, Ohio, October 6. I

Cresceus’s most,strcnuous race _t.hatI

season, and one that tested hoth` his. courage and endurance, was the free-I

for-all stallion race at Readviile,I Mau., September 26. It was a tive neat rdce. The iirst two heats wereI won by the game stallion Charley r-im iii 2.011, z.o1i. creiceus iiiiisii-' ed third in .the ilrst heat and second in the next one. The third heat was back in the same notch 2.071 and was so close _between Cresceus an Charley Herr that only the lodges who stood directly over the wire, could tell which' horse's nose went under the wire Brat, but Cresceus got thedecision. Charley Herr fought

out the fourth heat so gamely thatI he forced Creeceus to trot the mile

probable that either Creeeeua or' Charley Herr ever met s gamer an~ tagonlst than in that memorable

NICE. 'I In 1901 Cresceus started in four

raices and won first money in all of them. I-Ie made a record oi 2.081 in the first heat of a match race that he won from The Abbot, at Brlgliton`

the Year Book, a total of 155 heats and 65 of them were trotted in 2.10, or bottei-.' I-ie made his record with-_ out the' aid ot a wind or dirt shield, in front of him, pulled bye runner. Cremeiis is *tha champ on of cham-

Island breeders it would cost you

‘J .f . . . . _ .

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APPRECIATION I I

_ The following letter was recentl received by The Great-West Life A&=\\l'Bl1¢E C0mDal1y from one of the Policvhoiders :

" On _Sepx. 12th, 1892, I insured in _your Company for $2,ooo

on the Fifteen Payment inte Plan, paying ati animal premium of $69 Q43 '~0\-'\I mnouiit paid. $1,044.60. I :ini now in receipt of the (.ompany's cheque for $1,481, being ri profit of $437.40 more than I have paid--and have been insured the fifteen years for $2,ooo '1`lie_nel interest on the amount paid the Company is 4}{%. I consider this investment one of the safest I luive,

more I wish to 'ou for

_ K' _ . . thank )

being so prompt in the payment. I shall cheerfully reconiuiend your Company to anyone wllo wants insurance mill invesinieiit,"

the rock on which the Company's POLlCYHOI.Lil<3llS. _

Ask for Personal Rates.

'l`liE GREAT-WEST LIFE Assuamvcr. coiiranr

Winnipeg, Mau.

Br inch Office, Charlottetown.

Hyndman ®.Co,

» ‘ MANAGER'S,'P. E. I.

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A”NN'tUN EMENT

I2 BEG'TQ_ANNOL’l\`CE that we have purchased a seat on the Mont

real Stock Exchange. u_ud have completed iirrziiigeiueiils whereby

_ _ our customers will ieccive in the fullest possible measure the benefits

arising from xncmbersliip of that Excliauge.

We have also arranged for iinntiniions tele-graphic quotations on the

New York, Boston and 'i`_oronto Exchanges. All orders entrusted to us will receive our careful attsntlcu. Our commission is one quarter of one per cent for the purchase of' iistedpecuritiesin all markets. We aim to :onserve the interests of our cusloniegtand are determiiietl to spare iio ciloxt in lhat

direction.

Local securities are bought and sold without commission charges. Orders may be wirftl at our expense, anil securities will be forwariled

to purcliaser's nearest bank fre.: of exchange. ‘

e rs ax

184 Hollis Sire: t,

Halifax, N S

oc K iniige.

Pri ice William btreet,

Si John, N B

1~f~Mi_§1§liiQ§_H if fc

____ it

Thi Investor of

in 2.01; to beat him, and nie um.” of the fifth h'eat was 2.081. It is not

Small imoums

The one who ei\ve.~<niiiiiill umon t eh - ~k -i onili a lla wi -wrist"

_1:ll0\lK_Ii1olook artiliid for nu li~\'csi|ii`oi\i`|iiiulI‘ii4“mm, iiiiii lliiitmwiii yirldiiluuoii lore iantha same sum placed at lntoi-cal. lu ii aiivliigs huiili will fiiitl _

Nova Scotia Telephone Co Stock.

_, of partiouliiriiitoresi.. ‘

- The piii' valiielp smiiil-» 810.00.

The pronoutd \'iiii>|id in fl per cent.

Weoffer for iiulr. 2.50 nhiii~u~<. Price will bo furnished upon rcquoiit.

uh, N.Y., A .

"’°“ ,‘I§“‘§, T,,,,“§,,§,§’,"°’§‘2 F is Mecunov .si co.,

liisrecordto .21 g ~ _- _ _ _ _ clevelnnm Omm July 26, and ati M.EMBl~.l`iS MON’i`li./tl. .&»'i`(l(.l\ 1uh(.l{A.\l0li..

f;01umhu,_ 0h{o_ August 3_ iowa,-,QI .

it again to 2.021, making him not ___ __ _- _ ______ ___~_______;,

"°"i“g "cord to L17' I ' T.-I"2 doctor says “Eat more 1

C (2,021) at d tth h d , F h _ ,_ .i 2i’.i"°i`i3.... ...ii ..i“'1i.‘1..§`...i....° ..°.§`.. ls fish. ;t~».=h.=~ healthy and

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This is the barrel that ' means baking aatisfno I

tion.Whet.lier it’s Bread,

Rolls or Biscuits-Cakes, ‘

Pia or Fancy Pastry-

you can “wa” depmd I ' only the world's champion trotter aiiI 01| B991?" H0111' f0f U16 » well, an honor never held by any

_ be" 1-“aiu ever, §me_ other trotting stallion. During each

, i of the seasons of 1892 and 1893 Cree- '

I I” t' _ _ asus trotted exhibition miniin pub, at i

M Iwi' Grocers lie. ni 1902 as lowered the ewwmiii e

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record and his superior racing quell-I _ __ __ 6 _J

im. He mi-ted iii as ram iii .ii,| ____,,,_____i__ if 1# fewle to gcr sh at

we have now the Boneless Cod in 2 lb packages

wo_p i_Irst i_xit;_iIsy In 21 ot them, sang.

on n e g , hird in fonr an

fourth in two. He was never 1-'ehlndI the money iii any i-aeethat. he start-, at only zoo, iso dry codiisli,sclb.'l`lic famous Digby 3_1 2° f_':§>_*iI¢¢d I_lIbl_‘I_1_°°S 88810233116 Herriiig,yo_u lienr i_ioni_ucli aboui,we have at i8¢ per

P ° ” °“°» "°° “ box.I Clioicgdhgrpiiig is buckets, llali bbls, etc.

u cann si i e ave.

pious (American Horse éreeder.) I .

SALMON, CLAMS, QUAHAUGS, etc.

_ This fish iii cans is unquestionably as good eq. .flesh 6s_i1 ._ When served on the table it can ly be distinguished. Get some.

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Wmhquu. 4-ioisipd Young Meu’s_ Mani 4-8di6i. reasonable fee. Llidlirmli. ' I 4'

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