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q and ones

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It does a fisherman

good to lcok over our iioe line offishing tackle and this year it is larger and better than ever.

For the fisllerlnan wllo

only goes out occasionally we can give you an ouliit at very nlcderate and sal- ing prices

For the persistent ang-

ler we haie everything that you can possibly de- sire for use in our waters. Look our assortment over. We are sure we c a n please.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

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Wedding Gifts

in silver deposit wa'e including

Sugar and Creanis..$I.83 pr up Tea Sets ......... ...............$|J.00 Marmalade dishes......$Z.2§ up Salt Shakers ...............$|.50 or Butter plutes....... ........$l.75

G, H, Taylor jeweler Optician

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NEW KING ul-.olro-.~. noun.

Wm. HONBOUIl0,UET'I'%_Mlr.

Private Baths Running ater and.

Long Di nnos elepho sin all rooms Ls e B gsm at

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Food

“Cameron°s Home-Made Bread"

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Montague Black Fox Ex- rhmge Correspoulle-.ec Solicited

I.. M. McKinnon, _Manager

I Monlague, P. E.. I.

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_ _ Dr.Msrtr|'s Fems|eI’il|s have 'heen Ihe Standard for 2|! years and for ‘I-ll years prescribed. and recomamndcd - by Physicians. Acceptno othor.At all druggists. ,;. Desirable -Residence ; _ Al Auction

-_ Am -_iostrre ed hv the Executors of the hte P. -P. Gillis to sell by auction on tic premises on Monday and Inne,| 1_3, that beautiful 2 1 2 story double tenement house sit usted on the corner of Great George and Dorchester streets, tilted up with hot water,baths,electric light,

system of sewerage.

to Railway, Steamers, Post ethos A rare oppor

oisrerl

to persons wish-

'an excellent and

thot, beginning -_Aboqt ‘ *Titb of Hay n series

Relchstsg upon the true iuwardness of some oi the ntl eutal war scares. Dr. Liebkneeht, leader oi the ?Socialists,` caused a sensation by producing evidence that the recent

ment-France following suit-she was induced to do so largely through the press campaign, the German newspa- pers etting alarmed at the bo us reports in the French press that

existence by which all of them in their

orders given to each individually.

A commission has been appointed

to investigate the serious allegations, but as might have been expected the military party in the Reichstag stoutly opposed the commission ob- taining full powers similar to the Titanic Commission, and it is gener- ally supposed that an endeavor will he made to whitewash Krupps. But the eyes oi the civilized world have been opened to the menace those war trusts are, and we should not be n llit surprised were endeavors now made to suppress them, or at all events to minimize the evil etlects of their international combination.

On the other hand, much interest

is being evinced in the marriage to- day of Princess Victoria Luise, the only daughter of the German Emper- or, and Prince Ernest August of Cumberland, at which both King George of England and Czar Nicholas of Russia with their royal consorts will be present. Although officially of a non-political character it is gen- erally anticipated that the presence of these two monarchs at the marri- age least of the War Lord‘s daughter will have a pacifist tendency, leading perhaps to less strained relations he- tween the principal powers of Europci It has always to be borne in mind that Russia and France are bound together in an oflenslve and defensive alliance, and if friendly relations can he maintained between the former and F‘rance’s beta nolre, the risk of war becomes lar less imminent. l According to the telegrams receiv- ed, the Emperor has arranged for a far more elaborate ceremonial recep- tion tor King George and Queen Mary than he has for the Czar and Czarins.. Two squadrons of curns-I siers and dragoons, we are told, are to accompany the King and Queen on their way from the station to the palace, while only one will be sent to accompany the Imperial visit- ors of vlussla. Just what the true significance of this may be it is dim- cult to guess, but we may presume if in intelldcfl as an indication 0! the unbounded pleasure the Emperor feels nt being honored by a. visit tromthe soverelgns of his most potent. rival and 58851? commercial enemy. What-' ever YDHY be the reason one welcomes the incident as A truce in the strain- ed relations between the Empire " oi‘ Germany and the British Empire, and cherishes the hope it may lead to n more sane and less extravagant nn-

val policy on the former’s part. _- l

unssssonable weather which ably Intrudes itself into the wise pleasant month ot May long been .tlie _subject ot much lation on thi' _ part. of and other weather-'wise world over and that the

_ days are 'not ,peculiar

residence of modern 1,_¢m,q,_ `~

From time immsmothl bsorvsd in both

g Z ‘thc marked tendency of the cold days

France was ordering extensively for "_° come at almost “muy t e same

. _ lme , 1 .

the purpose of improving the eiliclen treanevery year on both sides of the PRINCE DOUIB OF BATTENBERG

_ 0 _ . _ » - »

cy and strength of her army. and In Amenw the _om _‘___ ____ u_“_ Ad_m,\m1 pi-hm, Louis of Batten: Rumors are again prevalent that the France being moved to action by sim- I I H d b _ ek 1 t b berg, who gecently became First Sea long-expected decisions in the Minne- ilsr reports about osrmsnys alleges “ly ° °“’° “ °“ “ "° “ °' Y nord ol the Royal Navy, was born lusota and iutermountaln rate eases secret investments in armaments. The B remarkable ri.” in temperature and Gram' Austria' May 24' 1854' and is Wm be handed d°wn wh” the su' f t I th me _ th h \ ,_ observers have pointed out that. on the eldest son oi the late Prince Alex- Dreme Court reconvenes Monday alter ac. 0 e ma r is e W oe ag this side of the ocean the warm under of Hesse. In 1884 he married a tW0 Weeks' recess. “'40” was “ °l°V°"b““l“°B° Bd"°'ti"°‘ weather 0, the third wee; in May is ,his cousin, Princess Victoria oi.Hes-~ Imposlng ceremonies will be wit- meot hy Krnpps and oo. to stimulate se, s lsvorite granddaughter ol the nessed ln New York Friday at the orders from both countries. A ring me" “me °°”““°“°“” um” tm’ °°m lata Queen Victoria- In early life d°dl°°*l°ll °f U18 m°m°Pl°1 tlwrv- Of armament manufacturers is in sllell ol the second week. It has al- Prine-.e Louis became s naturallsen erected in honor of the United States

' so been pointed out that at this sea- British subject and ln. 1868 he entered B;1il0l”B_ '$0 :_nl;f__da_;a_th lidnitheiexpéo-

t' R_lNV acad6t.H‘lsa`hil-B0n0 6 B CBP 511°!! H'

respective countries benefit by the Ein lowcrpgesmgle Btorgzrliomgrxag iilzlye wgiiaforahiinmi-s,pi¢1 promoting in vans harbor. ,

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lasting for a 'ld __ *NDN

mann, oils:-ed the somewhat startling

den drop in temperature before the middle of May was the annual pass- age ol a cloud of meteors between the

northern and southern air currents, and an interchange ot temperatures. This explanation, on account ol its generality does not clearly explain

suck down cold air from- the northern

tronomers and weather prophets, however,, the curious punctuality of the cold days in May, in which they differ from all other weather pheno- mena. appeals strongly to the imag-

‘responsibllity for the cold May days was placed, were the "Ice Saints" or "Frost Saints," whose feast days oc- cur at this time. These are: Bt. Ma- meritus, May 11; Bt. Bervatius, May 13; Bt. Pancratius, May 12; St. Bon- iface, May 14. An ancient historian said of these that "they are taken to be the makers of hail, freezers and pinclzers of early buds." _ And so, whether through the action of particular saints or the natural adjustments consequent upon tht changing seasons, the cold May days come with persistent regularity year after year. When May comes in warm and balmy we are to learn from past experience that we are not to dispose of our winter garments until after the visit of the “saints."

M0'I'0RBU$ F08 CITY.

of your readers and requesting a calm

dule time from the Market or Post

when ' ones acquainted gm danger would hs tone--and mobile question' would

A motor-bus service

assist the trams cl' U14 £0 Vllltors make

attractive. um

» -- snows.

néisoam Ylflibll ,

‘tha gradual lncrss_ss__ot_.f 'l ,nm

ture. Heavy hosts sold rslns,|mq eng;

` “company the 'psssnt

---'59 °°°°“°“:u’ ‘tp mm' mn is unmet sa _ , . 0"’ ‘°‘”"°" “”' , on ,_ os. dinner, wueoln- one mv. nr. 'r

.,,,,,-,,,,,....,... NW" ° °°“.“” *'° . °°’""‘ .usoove no ordinary, was r.ma_ sammy 0!

at pauses one” on su-sulmlae. a»tf°l1°m°\'- \ll¢4_1°*- ellmlwl .¢ll° smooth mu-laces, donno and levelled reform. who il

all...-wi, some su gouge.. 'records for eighty-six years and round class, for winter rosdsllrsous, md lotmown. will

une from the ml. to the ml. ol "ll “Wh” N4 hw* “ll W1' W' -l““° *°

__ _ stretch oi roads extends [rom Blnph ofthe liquor as _ ` _ I ~- _ '_

sA.wRDM._ “AY “_ ,ms May the svsran tsmverstursinooa _Rua to Kln¢lb°l'°~U"\3“ “W W _...s _ __ - _ .__ _ _ ; . _

.,-. _ trsl Enrol” declined suddenly more .upm-“,595 gg gg” mag' B|»“°,,_ Ig, “rl _“mu "gona" 9* th. R* _ » ~ _ _ ,_ __

ca than two degrees. - In many eases the ls n credit to the district sad road- Hotel..Mount Btowsrt, nutmeg wp, _ _ _ l.

_HIKEKS 0F 'll IIID PEI dwline was vu., “wh ¢,,,,w._ mm, master.. and the system that ensbéel E. I. Hospital yesterday solaris;

_..._ “mes Bumctmt to m.°d“°° dunno” the above improvements to be ms e. (mm appgnqmgu, Hag- mg” kung..

An important light was shed in the I am Dir ni#-» will Will! 31°F B “ffl U3 ’9°°¢¥ T9*

elleets upon vegetation. Wllllsm Burnoc- ioovery as she has beoamueeasstully

com” of tha Buds” “bs” in the Another German Astronomer. Er- Mt. Hops. P. E. I. gpg;-ated upon ~

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co 9 suggestion that the cause of the sud- ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

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Franco-German situation, when war _ _ _ ' tum home: to BL J°im|. NM" .,

was almost precipitated, had been “un and tm’ °°"'h' TM'_“°wtw“;°° 1775-John Hancock ol Mussacbu- bwt gh, 5"; 'ng in Jun°_ Du,-mg , _, _ ,secretly created by the Krupp “mm celgted as l>osslhly__co;~oc__ byt he 1:- sue; glories president of the Ooutin- gm, mom, h, i, ,uppinng on wo , Angther .cal-,load of fufnltufe I-eCe1v_

X t lis astronomer . . roc or, w 0 an ongress. Sundays 1°, M, on [rind ,M W1.

2:3825: an;:(;I;`;g';; t3:;5B;(;Ep; spoke ol the earth as being at this _ 1305:-3¥|}°_§_°l¢:f "If mg? P'°°' league, Rev. Dr. A. D. Morton.

i - ,. ., y er an cn , o _ n ara, or

lhad a press bureau, the duty ot mm’ in m°t'°°“° °h°’d°w' _ ganlzed in Philadelphia. Rev; B,nj¢m_m Uhappau D U, °|

. M t I i bl Il ill II ' ‘ ’ which was periodically to msnufac- _d ;_’o°‘;';°a‘:_€'_h'_ __';:;;:;__‘;° a_°d_‘:_ _ 1819;-:lunch Victoria born. Died Jan Aoyamm Tokyg, J¢,pm_ go;-mu-ly 9|

me W" "ms t° be °"°"m°d merely eo resdlusemenes in the st- zisall-‘faint fourteen mites or nam- S:°§1§”:,f:;f1§:'Bu::§,§_°"¢t0°fh,°"§3f among the .leading newspapers on the mosphere resulting from diilerences 1I‘»0l`° and 01110 l'lu"°“d °W“°li»‘ ieyan, writes a cheew note and wish- continent, ln such n_ way that the _air préssure B33-John Randolph, statesman, as to M r°m,mb¢|-,Q to 51|- om newspapers would never doubt their ° » died in Philadelphia, Born in Virgin- fl-und, and former “ami-ang., Hg; bona tides- The doc*-Or proceeded to A” th” °“” "°5‘“° ”° '"““5 “°““ la, June 2. 1773- daughter Mar is n Minions of the

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show that during the recent Crum after the Spring Eqlllnfli if! ll1¢l'°“‘ 1881-Queen Victoria revived the M_ E_ church and qonnanu 0| the

_ _ ing heat produces local disturbances title of Duke of Albany for her y0nng~ ganadyau Maglmqggg qhumn, and hotly gihen Gjszmaggl pegged sliastyb T318' oi pressure and temperature. There Wt SOIL are busy and happy in their work.-

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ll m Y lll¢l‘¢8 “E 0 ¢l' 1912-A strike of 100,000 transport The girl, have muy m_°n¢1,,m gm,

war strength and peace establish- ls a und °’ °°“m°t' b°"'°°n th” workers began in London. city have visited hare on gat-may Dc-

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the service. In 1902 he became Direc-

5t"'°"°» df“Wi“g i” Warm °“"`°“t° tor oi Naval Intelligence and later he,°Bl-ed ill f-11° Al`lillBt0n NBi~i0l1nl Cem- from the south and these are iollow- served as personal side-de-cans-p tn etery a monument £0 M3501' AT0l1l~ ed by high pressure cyclones which King E\lW“F5» bald w` Butt' wh° was 1°" m um

Congratulations too :-

4 _ For the first time since the Sol-

1Mlt“<1BB~ T116 Deli 9655880 Of 10W dalgfnl of Orkney' 6 wars om to ldiers' National Cemetery at Gettys- pressure centres from west to east Arthur Ewing pina;-0_ noted dl-uma. burg was dedicated fifty years ago, draws still more warm slr from the list, ss years old today. ' gl” M‘;§\°g'l_bli gal’ ';¢‘:_l‘°B= ;°¥°_hFll°

_ G G B _,ll d_ lb ted ay W e e vers y a ou ern-

south. causing a marked rise of tem _c“;’°_:`§° __;°Ye_____lll;_13l`_od__°° ° Ya _ “_ Congressman Ham” 0! Alabama

llwranlre again. and so on until. at " ”' ` Y Y' U it dnulvlng .mented as luvltotlou to de- length summer is established. Mau-rice Francis Egan' n 8 Ili

. Stat ` i t t De a K 61 ver the eration.

With all the speculations of the as- year-l:sold1I:1odaBy.° r 0 nm r ' Th* civil Blllt lllitllillmd UF Tllw-

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ination and has given rise to many- de12:;?d;;:p°§;:3:1‘0;n?e €1ii?i;?;l;; curious theories. Bong ago, and pai-_ VICTORIA DAY GREATEST dent McHenry of the Naw york’ N", tlcularly in England and Scotland thi- OF SECUI-'AR' HOLIDAYS' Haven and Hartford Railroad are to` °°ld M" dw’ "'"° “°°°‘““’d- “f Throughout thh-tn-lsr-sung empire 2° “Mig 2" “Ln :,f,,,.B§i‘f§°§§’;;l many °th°" Phenomena W°l`°» With on which the sun neher sets the name sl';:l,;iJ'te,.“esh:y ctzmacqong with the the influence ot the saints. The par- and lame oi Victoria will be ‘com- wreck at Westpmt last October, in ticular saints, on whose shoulders the lll°m°"“t°'i °°d“Y~ N° °th°" m°d"“ which several lives were lost.

secural holiday in the world's cal- ender is so generally celebrated, nor enlists the enthusiasm and sympathy of so many people of diverse races,

all of the continents ot the globe and in countless islands of the seven seas there will be observances today in

devoted mother. It was under Victor- ia's heneiicent rule that the tight little island on the coast of Europe became the centre of a Vast Umpire which holds within its boundaries the great Dominion of Canada" India with its teaming millions, a large part oi Africa, the continent of Aus- tralia and many other colonies, and so her natal day has come to be called Empire Day.

compared with Victoria Day. Wash- ington's Birthday., now a holiday in all the States, ls the nearest GP- nroach to it, while I1lncoln‘s Birth- day in the North and the natal days

_ . Company. T e el b t _ K-

Sir;-Anent the discussion now be- 0( I-‘°° *md J°”°"°“ Dhvis 1” th' ship 0! ibn N01*-l1°1'D NBVIKMWU

ing carried on in the province re SOUW 5"’ km’ °“IY_ °th°" lmP°\'m“t companys fleet. The launching will gardlng the automobile, I am glad h°ud°Y5 °‘ the “nd m'th° U“"'°d be witnessed by a large number ol you are appealing to the intelligence l3¢°*'°°- In J“P'“' “nd ‘“‘m'°°t E“’°‘f residents 0| the Twin Cities.,

penn nations the birthdays of *tha

consideration, and for this purpose 'mms m°“°"°h° "° °b~°°'v°d 5° SEEK UNION. 4 your coil-\mns_are open. I take. there- h°"d’f‘-W' but it is °°"° tg pndiig -'_' l fore, the privilege of suggesting a f-hi* tl" °b9°"°“°° Wm l° 'V TORONTO, Mav 23-‘Wlf-ll _,°l\¥ll“°° gampwuy compmmin; < them., Columbus DB? 1° “"1” 5°“°'é iasm at a tremendous pitch a Cllurch llllectric.etreet'eal°s have been spok-_,lam P\""?"'°d 1” wth* N"l't& “__ Unity League was orsilllwl _ \ll\<l°l‘ en ot for the city ol Obarlottetown, 569°” A“.‘°“°°-, “lm 1°, “N ° .;fn°°“ _Anglican auspices 156% MSD* U53"- buros time are being rapidly ali- W\°°'= fl" ““‘*“"°Y“" 3".”°“ ""*'° nr. symond ol montreal. °1w¢°d_ placed by Chemors modem, convent- hh’ u~b°"“"°"' 1' °°;°b"°*',°‘I i“ ;';°’l:: President. The mcmebex-ship in oven 10, ent. safe and nolseless motorbus, why °°"””`i"~ B°°m°' i"f'°, r ‘ 9’ I h°u members at the Church of England could it not be possible to have s DAY' P,rim'°“ D57 i' th9‘°“ 7 ° ' and the object is to seekl denomina- company start such a service in df-7 hh." l' °b”"‘d thr°°gh°“t tm tional unity. It WU fl” Bll1\°l'°°°' ohsrloteeeowu and nu smut public “'°l>l'°- .'“‘° “ml” °°"““°‘“°'°*,?§ ment or this meeting which called seen? the sunivvmfv 0" *‘\°“¥°“_*'* °‘ 15° lem. a pr-oem. from the Bishops ol Even a single car running on sche- B°”°°“'°°m' ` ` ~Enltl-‘fn Unlml- ‘ _

_ vloeorls nu was Bret sewlllv °l>- sarved ln '1889 the year following

Ofllcd to th Rall Static d _ .’ ::Rexall Tooth Brush is arent vue vom 'zulu \.:i¢looely` sgrrzenl- tl" ¥°““l,l °“°°,',’,:,,’{‘,°,,'§,",§§“t,,,*° 3*; muon le ln seem". It ussiluglurvea ated by weary shoppers who, from this u“°°“°- .'°’;M da’ b ° mo" md handle and irregular brush surface melon. seldom luv. time to complete ,:‘;'°*‘°,“ gm ,t dm,,°,‘,’°§§, ‘ma me mul” the user to gat at all

- ,, their list ot purchases in the b' t . ‘ ` the tssth back cuss as we

. _ -TIIE BOLD -IMY DHS. ‘ .time at their disposal; . ' or .“ '

_ -_ . Horses from outside the city would ` A ,. ' _ lorntid .thus enabling you

_ _- _not be greatly alarmed, il at sll, st ' ‘The

It is interesting to note that cha suing a car on the city streets:

irrss oooruum A nav amen. mrw roax, my 54-mu belon-

0'Gorman, dsu¢hter_of United

Bsnstdt and Hrs. O’Gol-msn,

s`s'na`ol a former Hsyor

'Mlm

as that which marks the birthday of, The Sons of veterans and other auxi- E“@1“”“'“ gm” ‘md 5°°“ Q“°°“~ I" unn-y bodies will hola their annual

honor of=a wdse and just ruler who I A t M th B -ti h _ was “hw an anectionate wife and a'€hi}ixi2B gxhlf u:h:'l'l;ihnsIi,ip hhuinainlggt

at St. Andrew’s, and the delivery oi, the first, annual Wilbur Wright mem-,

Of other modern holidays cornmem-_ FORT WILLIAM, Ont., May 24__

orating national heroes, none can be The steamer Naronic, the first large

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time located in P E Isllnd, and who has been spending the winter months with his son, Dr. Walter Dow-' perchwslte at Syskley expects to ro-

cneions.

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WASHINGTON D O. May 24-

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On the same day there will be dedi-

Titanic disaster.

dore Roosevelt against George A. Newett, a newspaper editor ol Ish- peming, Mich., on a charge oi libel will be called for trial Monday at Marquette. The publication oi an edi- torlal attack upon the former Presl-

Tha national reunion' of the United Confederate Veterans will open Mon- day in Chattanooga and continue through the greater part of the week

meetings at the same time. - Events of the week abroad will ln- clude the general parliamentary elec-

orial address before the Royal Aero- nautical Society of Great Britain.

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Nmw PASSENGER ’

_non Linuounn.

_-_._

passenger vessel built at the Cnnadi-3 an head of the Grant Lakes, will hs, launched today at the yards ot the Western Dry Dock and Ship Buildingi

h vess will e he fla

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sold at prices equal t

furniture and general

PAT

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ed at Paton’s, consisting of Side-boards,

Dressers, Conrlmodes, Parlor tables, Bed.

room tables, Kitchen tables, Extension

tables, Square or round. -This car lot was

bought before the advance and will be

o Auction, open, for

inspection in two days. Yours for quality

4,.

housefurnishings.

ONS

“Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly hook orders ahead so as to avoid disappointment. Beer Q. Weeks. 4-29Mtf

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Lunoleums hard wearing qualities

at 40c, 45s, 50c, B5c and upwards or ollcloths at 25c up.-Beer & Weeks. 4-29MEti.

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Tiaby Carriages and folders ol every description-new styles $4.7 600. 7-75. 10.50 up to 25.00. - Bear & Weeks. 4.29155; 1_1

Pro fitdble Polices

turns: The following expression, by a

“Your favor to hand with

ment of my Policy.

"I may say the result in

amount paid me is more than I Look into the Policies that assu

IIEA-D OFFICE

J. S. Dslloche " ‘° L. A. Auld “ "

_Store Closes _Saturday _Z4-th._

Vacuum tlesnlng. Patrons

will kindly hook orders ahead so as to avoid disappointment. Baer Q. Weeks. 4z6Mtf

Vacuum Cleaning, _-Patrons

will kindly hook or ers shud so ss to avoid disappointment Beer Q. Weeks.4-29M

0 . ,

To hold a Great-West Policy is to be assured of satisfcctory re-

conservative and highly suc-

cessful financier, typifl..-s the general experience: '

cheque for $3,826.50 in pay-

very satisfactory, in fact, ihe looked for. "

re such satisfaction;

The Great-West Lila Assurance Go

wlnulrm. MAN.

Branch Office (harlottsfown P. E. I.

, l llyndman & Co. Ltd. i .

S. M. Hicks. District Agent, Sumrderside ~ T.l..MacNult. Special Agent I".E.Skerry,SpecisI Qgent

J W. Derby “ " l`. G Jordan " “

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front

ones. The back of ths brush '

clean all the time. punchsdlo thnirit can when not in use. For s venient, sstistsotory

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for pernisnenéy as well as supdflor artistic effect Unlike ksllomlns, Alabastinodces 'riot rub _O5 °l' crack. Unlike will paper. 'it does not _` peel off or decay.~ Alabsstinopvuiee, ‘ isahygienlc cementmadefréiagypmni '- rock. ltgrsdunllyhsrdensssdbseomir

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