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Pi'c:iotes`Digeslion.Cll¢ff U1' ` ness and Restcoutains neither Opiuirhlttorphiiie nor ldncral. ,

_l Nor N_4.nco'rlc.

is.. ' 'is-.~;.”'

1 }y;~¢'nn'nt - ‘ I-‘r lLv£¢v\mI-IJ; v

3 piano.; -

$191..: ia.,-f.

lafiagv/11.1 l‘7ur¢“. .

l Apcrfcct Remedy l`orQoiistipn- 1 tion. Sour Stom_ach.Diarrl_1oca " `\`.' is Co v i Fcvcrisli-

__ _

____ _ ' _ vonuom _ even though she may be at present l "J°*"‘ °"“”“ ‘“°°““““‘ “"“ "‘°“'i5i“i1di'i5 Con-°g° M b°°““" "

ard Matthews of Lot 10, were brou-

, .#.\'.J’r/ml ° -,~_-_ _ ‘ ;. 5’aohllaJJ&- ,"~_.' ' ` f .| .fans Sad » ‘a _ .

1 `4

_ a S t G ‘ _ o branch oilioa ol the C_1_har- H /-' ' 1.' \ _,_

-Misses Annie Cameron and Gladys lottnown Guardian Wm M ‘mm tim ' ' li- l` if ' fi. ~

‘ S' t Locke. pupils of the :listers of Notre w“°§“Sui,°:lt'c gumniaegu’ diéggrey rf l\ "_ "` 0 I

ure Dnme Acadeluy. Summerside. liu\~e re._ Pligd 0 ii e oun y rus ' * - I - - .~

, .J

-The latest aewl. 811% 0* lu

of lu. giippe.

method of writing.

-Dr, S. R. Jenkins of .Charl0tte_

»"._ _ ltown wus in izlummersxde yesterday' H _

._ ._

atternooii having been cnllcu in con-

ltitii- rclluriai- she was in ii very dan- gerous condit on.

:rinr now grrcrirts and baby carri-

ii;°v:-'. ure now open for your inspecf tion; they are very new both in color and design, the prices are from $2.00 to $30.00 each. If you intend buying we will he most pleased to show thi-in to you.-Jas; Paton & Co.,- mrp:-t :ind furniture lenders. , is 23.141. ,

Did you see the Kahn Y '

llainly

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Whilewear

Skirts, Gowns, Corset.;

Covers, Drawers. J

Pretty Night Gowns

inude of line qualities of English white cottcns ln open front and pull over styles. A llirge assortiiicnt of pretty styles, some plain with fine' rucks, utliers trizuuied with laces and :mil insertions. and others trimmed with fine iris;-rtions and embroider- ies. prices 85c, 251,00, 1.25, l50 and np,

White Skirts

A variety of neat designs, :uw iam .ti-rl deep flouaces, lace and enibioid-l -ry iriuiniings with insertion audi fine iuckiiig.‘i_ prices T5c to }.;,;0 eaicii.

Corset Covers

in :i vstrittv cf prcvtv ¢’ylrs inco-

i-‘iitl eizzbrniderv 'Yir?_lni_ng= iiimli- of fi e<~nni.‘\ric-i and u. over nfnhroiil- .~rii~s. Prices a5can-t un to $1.35 rnvli.

Drawers

nmde ol fiur cnnil-rica in n number ol istyli-si sorne v\it`u flue [licks ni d hi~in.~iittliii|ll. some with t r'h l:v<~»~= and insertions, otherswitl- fine i~-ill-:milf-i'y_ _inc sud up tr $1.15 each,

nfjilsli White Cottcns and Long Cloths

Soft tiui=‘i and free lrom d t>s§'n;_r- inc. im, izc, i_;»_ and |5c ii yard.

Niinst oli l

36 livin-u wiilc for womens nnili cliilii|'en's line uiirlarwnar _i5c it you icmbroiderv cnmhric 4oinch».~s wide~-i-‘ic a yard |

White India Head Suitinga

Heavy mnke 30 inches wide I0.: an

20C A yard.

White Victoria Lawns

mc, 13c, 140, i5c, and up.

White Valenciennu and Torch- 1,

on Laces

with insertions lo match. superior - rallies at 40, 50. tc, 7c, 80, and up. F

White Embroideries

-wide and nairow Ili lths viiqp inser-

tions, piicos _ic to 250 a yard. `,

Corset Cover Embroidoriea

io new patterns assorted designs l'ri<-es 150, 280. _inc and 35c a yard

MclillUlilll,&W|l|GHlf

SUNMERSIIIE.

dfrstf. . - "

_ ...W-_ I. . . , H "fron wiiiiorni a aim-ict and on - -- -- -- -~- - ~ | _ B . . 'riiic r‘.i.on\' on riii: s'rai‘i~:. llf‘,;,,,, ;,’;S,,,,.‘f,1,;'; gfh 1".°"‘“,f° young lady. resident in any ...i~i.--

What coiistitutes n state E :Winn sw___l___g '1_m_'__`Je__ on land ;’_‘_;g_‘_‘°-lths largestinumber of votes, will i. .\'<»t high-raised 'nattlements or mg tu mm situated at Lot 10 U__0g_;jel;_cf:_ed. C _ _ ___

luliored mound, . _ - 1 l`|1¢° 011|! Y U0 11101” ln! CD

Thick wall or moatetl gate; _ _'(1.l_;__`__?_§__l‘_|"~§ ‘;,‘fY°_v§:\__k<;_l;__l>_;2_|_1_;l;_ -;\_l*_;X__fil_i;i;tpn, Sunainarsido and Atherton

Nut citits proud with s-pire am tur-i . . ' _ ' ", _ _ _ -' _ orm a strict, and the younr

Im _,__0wned_ _t_f;_fe;_l__ u__r_i_t_i;__tlie _.:gtl_i__;i_ist__ w_l_ien_i\;;fY_liidy, resident in any school district

Not bays and 1ir0ud~armed ports, 'prisoners are :ell 1__oi~__'n 0 dl Ol fetherein, who ohtalna the lnrzeel num Wliere, toughling at the storm, rich, . _ . . af’ ‘“‘°ll.»er el votes, will be elected.

n-ivies ride; i

Not stui' and spnn,,~led courts, | Where low-brclwod 'oneness wufts

pcriiiuie to pride;

No; MEN, liiiglriiiiudeil MEN, With powurs as fur nbovc hull brutes

endued _

In forest, hrnkc or dun, ' l As licasts excel cold rocks and

liraiublcs rude; ,

Men who their duties know. ` but know their rights, and knowing,

dare nintntuin.

-Sir William Jones.

ii aria.. 1111510115, . __ `. 3 -‘Un Friday 1118111. March 12th, iz' ---

' 3955 :nidLOSS OF SLEEP. _* ‘. F' [_ _ _ | _concert was he1d_iu St. Rock school, (Continued from page 3-)

1, _ 1 rganized by Miss Ursula Gallant, votes will he elected _

Tac Simile Signature of I i\¢8Cl1e‘r, with the help of her scholars Q'll¢¢‘ll'9 Umlllti. not: includinl

¢¢ and it was a great success, The Charlottetown and Royalty, will

VEXV ORK r I YJ house was crowded and everyone was form B dl9“”i°t Bud 01° “V0 YU'-‘UP X 1

il `_____ ‘ii astonished to see the way the several llBd’°“- \`°sid°Ut ill “Y °°h"°' 3 li "" \§c;"`i,lR_‘_ _ plays _und dialogues were enact/ed by fdi5tl`i¢t ‘h°T°l\l» Wm? 0°*-8|" i ‘iii -`*5‘;:"§" i, "r ,'| "`f.‘f"; --f the wee little ones and those of larg- ln" l‘“'S°°t ”“mb°\' °‘ V°t°°~ Wm D'

3,)-_ , '__ ” 1 r g,o“,th_ The ,,,,,|i,, as usual was lelectetl. Any young lady can he ac . °` "` - cepted as a candidate for Qusen’e _= D____:T CCW ___ _____________=____ ,_, ,,_n organ accompaniment by _,_ Mur_fCnuat-y -providing that is her home

ahly handled by J. W. Boute, with

tin and the Misses Gallant.

ght to Sumniereide and lod ed ‘

z. ey a e

clarged by W A Leard of B i

both served time in Dorchester.

-Much interest. was taken in the

seed meeting held under the - '-

_ uiisplces

of the Dunk River Farmers Institute at Bedc ue ii ' ' -

q on t e 13th mst. Prof.

ltoss conducted classes in grain ii.-nil mall Seeds Judging. All were well pleased -wii.i Lhc results, and wish that such instructive meetings could be held olttncr. At the evening mcep ing the hull was well tilted. First on

the P_l`0P.I‘ui1lnic ivus an siildress uni VVVV __‘ carrying by Prof. Ross. He- is well* of

up in thc su ‘ect and n

_ UJ _ o tlouot tin-

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DA! _valuable inlorniution ht \

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinine

Tablets. Druggists refund money il t fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ignnture on ench box. 25c.

BORN__ _ _ ____ _____

Wl<lBS'I`E1`l.-At Summersi‘dc, March

24, to Hov. Mr. and Mrs. Webster,

U. SUD. _ ___ _ __ __

‘ Ms§e.1e1>"" ` _'

ARSENAULT - PETRIE - At St.

John Baptist Church, Ruintnrd, Maine, on 15th ult., the marriage took plnce of Miss Madeline Arse- nisult, daughter ot’ Mrs. Mary Arse- nault_ St. .-\ni.hony, P. E. I., to John A. Petrie of Chatham, N'. ii. Rev. Father L3 Flamme pert.>ri.\l.~.t the ceremony.

DIED.

HOGERSON-At Crapaud, -March

1909, Mrs. Edward Rogerson, a.

T5 venrrs.

McPH.ERBON-At Junction Road,

Mafrch 21th, 1909, Mrs. Donald Mc- Pherson, in the seventy-fourth yenr of her age. WARREN-At her home Elm Avenue, on Thursday 25th March, Jane, 'ue- lo-ved wife of Jos. I-‘_ Warren in _the 63rd year of her nge. Funeral notice later. ‘ Patriot and Exam ner please copy.)

‘:Wanted several sina.rt_g,'irls to learn

the nillllnery. Apply to S. A. McDon- ald. 3-Zidtt.

The Kahn has come.

:New satin directoire and worsted

nuitinigs in tnupes, oyster greys. London smoke, golden brown. dlive green in stripes :ind plains, just open- ed at Piitun -it f`o'i~i. 3-23tl3i.

An odd sounding name

Kabo. _

Gold Bond Shoes

for Men

oilirr iniitrriilo thnl gn into the maker should he plainly printed B_ “_ T_ she milking of .-. pair or _-line.-i. on each package offered Buiunh,-,.

_ " 151111 noout

the iced and cure of tliu dairy cow will be nenefical to l;l.iose~.\vh0 had U10 30011 ‘fortune to lit-ai' liini. ’l'lie adjourned debate, "Should hand sep- ara_to'rs be eiicouruged.\" nmngiil forth n lively discussion. The prin- cipal speaker for the separator was Jarvis Tantun, of Sherbrouk. _ Tnnton claims that he has never spoken in public. Bo that as lt may he can certainly talk separators even to ii. hostile audience such as lie had at Bedeque. The directors ol thp creainery have not changed their de~ cision, made some time ago that cream spearated at the houses will not be 'taken nt the factory. The 118.111 Hwetillg ol' the Institute will he held at Lower l“rectcwn on- Friday 26th inet.

-Lots 27-28 Institute niet in the schoolhouse at North Tryon on 'thc evening of Mamh 19th to discuss the advisabllirty oi having the Dairy bug. ter ol this province inspected before it is placed' on the market. Meeting opened at 8 o’clccl; with Vice Pres. Noonan in the chair. D. J. Thomp- son began the discussion advocating the proper grading of ull butter ot~ tered for sale. The tlrst~class article would bring a better price, and the inferior would ue driven out as it should be. Frank Lang claimed that il the maker's name was on every package sold it would ue all that we needed in the way of inspection. as the makers of inferior hut;-ir would not be able to dispose of it at any price. M. U. Delaney, by request ot the chairman, gave his opinion on the question. He said something/should bg done as the quality of the dairy butter sold in many instances was very inferior. He would strongly urge the famiers to send their milk to the butter and cheese factories where it would be manufactured into a tirsbclass article which would als ways bring a good price. John T. Dawson, G. H. Callbeck, Luke Wood and others made some very practical remarks on -the sublecii. Moved hy D. J. Thompson, seconded 'oy John T. Dawson:--Whereas there has been n large quantity ot inferior Dairy Butter placed on the market which

la very injurious to the butter trade _

of this country, therefore resolved; STOCK QU0TATI0NB` that in the opinion of this meetine March 25__(H|-,ec`,,])__

71|

lm- in audition to thi-, turf# for sole This was cnrrieti unnni

- - - - - 0. v. ii.

i~= -"lv other qlmllly- UW ~"" bi’ moualy. The Vice Pres., gave 11 short li/[i,,,.,0u|-, paciglc 59| W!'l'~`l¥“ll 'U"“_‘ "”\”°‘"“ """"" talk on the advantages of Uel0nglnc_;;¢.m1i,,g l“" “"` ""'"h'“”" “nd "md" to tho institutes claiming that it was lg,|g,l|~

"'10 fhrqnvh the Ir-ytitnteii that the Pro- Snuthcm PM nn

' vlncial Seed Fair had been mich ii Igmiehem vni-ine

1 ' ' . zrnnd success: and a great henetit to,St. Paul

Pcrfem Finlng shoes' the people of this Island through the,Unlon Pacino 1801”

‘ sale of large quantities of seed irratn U. S. Steel

Pnl” 'and _§_;__the fnrrgciés cg the ntJhci;)_':°ro_;/icri_res. _ so ' ;_- _ _ _ An Liiitlig flivideiid 0_f f‘_‘{'0 PH Cent. ivris recently bald on

aseeme o ave ii go e i .nn ei S ,_ ii; ;-loc-_ rice on n ica uni.

SSM' those present: ns qiii’le a number en- ver gn 8 ` pp

~ rolled their names as members of ‘the mere Hose and Half

Institute. After ii short discuniinn Hncc, pure wool, linen l

on the requirements nf the pnckirs 1-

M0.ffi8&Smifh _ n_,,,,,, ,_ ,,,,_,z,,,,,, C, d,,,,,,,_,,' ,',,,,,_,` spliiing. up to date

ln very iiztercstlnf; nrd pri»fitnl~lr

-John Muirlieutl, Siiiiiiiierside. is il]l3“mm¢"id’- `

ceived their diplomas for the Palmer 9- "L

P e _

from her late residence Granville giirk’ nah: Shfusages’ vegetables etc’

-'riii aiith1te1\i~.1\ie- -

_ , |_Qum.,,,; L;£_°;unG_f’s,de_ew3l tm: hm Your dinner supplies choice beef, ___ . __

| _ ,y _ _ ways on and. Call anyway and _ ft: '. -’ 1'-`-‘~".UlfW¢fD‘5¢"Z71/17% _' afxstof§GS:°t§;°l:ft;`m€;':°te|y “t_see his stock. Orders by telephone _. \_ .‘._\‘ , Ilny.hS|J`¢¢l° T.” ` ` iwill receive prompt attention, ull

` ituhatiun on account ot the seriousi ,§_ I I

llllness ot Mrs. J. Leltoy Holniun. Atl ."--1 ' " : .7--'

» |

'-- i .

Mr 1 _coAi.'

-'l‘he Guardian regrets to learn oi

-the serious illness oi David Rogers,

l -Wild geese for decoy purpoeeufor

-Drop into LowLhor's ment. shop,

parcels delivered promptly. 3-26d1i.

‘BIG FHEE THIP ‘ FUH YUUNE llllllli

_residence and she nominated for there

a ot town , Kcnsinzton Burnmefrsirle and ~'I~»i

district of ltber town, who obtsilr

Montague, Georgetown, Bmirts East

lwill form a district, and the youni lady. resident ln any school niariir- _of either town, who obtains the lar gest number of votes, will he elected I King's County, not mctudiu. Monttague, Georgetown, Sourta Earn 'will iorm a district, and the yonni rlady, resident in any school distri-~' therein, who obtains the largest num _her at votes, will be elected.

5 U" 'lF!_l'iE‘i..";‘3_-.l!_§_S_T;-:Z

X -”` X ‘Many people complain of thi _soot and :Flies iii their coal `()tliers use

` "INVERNESS

,and avoid all this trouble--its Clean. _The liousekecpers delight Try some

(X X

_ coi/into Evawrs.

l Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince _Edword, S. O. E. Tuesday April 13,

l MARITIME SECURITIES

I (Halifax Stock Exchange) lhiembers Montreal Stock Exchange. 1 ‘Name of Security Asked Bid British North America. 155 152 New Brunswick X. D. 280 278 Nova Scotia X. D. 286 284 Royal Bank of Canada X. D. 215 [Union Banls of Halifax 176' 173 'Acadia Fire Insurance 105 100 Mehdi., sugar Preferred ss 95 Acadia Sugar, Ordinary 55 53 Brandram Henderson, C0m~ . mon 25 17 Eastern Canada Savings & '

| d °' V iiigiit.

x_ D_ 140 137 on organ. Voice culture A specialty.

Inisttziln 'rrnst company x.n.15o 145 9*“‘”° 91"” 0°°fK° Sffwi- I

Eastern' Trust Co. Fully paid X D 146 135 Halifax Fire Insurance 100 93 Nova Scotia Telephone X.D. 114 109

‘ B _ yi'f,~s, on DD

Porto Rico 33* 37 tomorrow evening March' 26th.

Water Et., Summerside, and get A

publi

.f t“'-I* " v~;`-“. S-'-,r".{""' "." i 4 ‘i if 'i V' (

It-1

‘<4 a-. .;

dard,

:."'n'§Zf

$2 '

, t . / .

_ _ the la

Z `<- '~ yet 0

ff, ..y,,17./.- ,

~ ‘ @’i=`i'£'»~’-’?»

mutual satisfaction.

We have also a superior range of Men s bl21Cl<

from $10.00 tp 16.50 that are bound to be leaders

two piece suits, sizes 26 to 34 at from $3.25 t0 5-75- _

Boys' three piece suits‘, sizes 30 to 34, a Splendid

6,50.

Men’s pants, all sizes, at $1.50 to 4.00.

Boys’ knickers sizes, 2 to 34 at 502 10 01-25-

Iu addition we are clearing out a line of

to 15.00 all gc on sale at Half Price.

at one half their original value.

advantage of this clean up sale of discontinued lines.

For good honest clothing :it rcrisouabie prices,

M. TRAINOR

Perfectioii Clotliiers.

‘HIE PRINCE C0llNTY G;UfliRDIAh _ »- _ ,..- i ......E‘:f‘if:.‘i.f";.°:.1z.:.':tf¥~..ii.‘I:‘si'..it":.':’-as ._ M€H’S Rnd BOYS’

eady M&.€l€

T d Y H -rm or two-ve ine noun v-iiveinm 2”” del" Pfi°°- J- P- 3"_`_*';_;‘&‘;~ _ \ Every season increased ia-

B . ullia at Atherton this spring 'uy, um ' ' Q ,. \

AI d S h Tu" Ahern and "mm Dunn' I -Agents wanted' to sell Empire ".L‘.E"` __;¢}' _-T 9

I -1 _ ' ~ 7 ‘ , . w Y g I -Rev. W. B. Crowell will pi~¢,,,¢h Cieam Separators on P. E. I. For ,_ _ ,_ _ ____ w 5, . _ ., "gr, .

. t h H 1, utull particulars apply to J. P. Tan- i._. _:__ , - __ _ _ _ _

:e_:_t_S_la1_i_1_;|ei:__Y__°\n lxeea 0:; and “Swv lon, Box 16, Suxnmereide. 3-26d2i. _ _lt._._§ /, 1;; . _

_ne It h inersidc ae 1 p.m. _Th

teres_t is shown by the buying

cm this important de-

partment of our store. Them is a reason for it, of course, It has been our aim to bring this department up to ahigh stan-

from the view points of

style, workmanship and rice,

4-#_ and that we have succe¢_¢fe_d is

evidenced from our greatly in. creased trade, both in Meii’s and Boys’ Clothing.

This season we have by far

rgest and most satisfact-

.. ory range of clothing we have

ffered you, at prices

which mean ready sales for us and satisfaction for you. For instance, come in and examine

our handsome designs in Men’s Tweed Suits at $8.00. 9»~'»0» 10~00» _I2-0° and I3-50 and compare them with :anything on the market- fhe result Win Surely mean

' ’ and navy serge suits, at

For boys we have a large range of stylish and xvearresisting tweeds in

_variety at from $5.00 to

Men’s and Boys’ Suits ai Half Pl'i¢¢-

These consist of brands that we do not intend t0 Sli0Cl¢ 111 fllfllff- Them

are 25 Men‘s Suits, almost all sizes, and ri variety of p1itt€1‘l1S. W0I`tl1 fl‘0m $7-00

30 Boys’ suits sizes 22 to 25 worth froiu $3.00 co 6 :o in assorted designs

Here is your chance to get unusual clothirig bzirg aims. Every man who

wants to save money on his own or Boys' Clothing can do so uow, by taking

remember the old sta ii

` C0.

of very dainty patterns, and carry the newest shapes.

The values are the best we have cvcr seen

Carlsbad China Tea Sets- .io pcs. $6.0

dmwfrftf.

l b d ’ I1 H

Tivo new lines of Tea Sets iii Czirlsbnti Cliiiia. have just come to hand. ‘They are

Carlsbad China Tea Sets-40 pcs. $4.5-0.

Ask to see them. _

_ _"ANNOUNCEMENTS.'*"v ' " ""' `"' "

VOICE BPEOIAmBT__Pr°f_ H_ I *The Sl.. llunstan brisket hull temn

rmtan teacher 0! voice cult” Iain; vs I‘. W. t`. sit the Y. M. U. .»\`. tn-

IO-Sdmwirwiw. -1

--- 'Attention is culled to the nd farm

'cornwall nine citb. wui hom tiioirfvf SHN* -'H1111' fit- P'-'t‘~'r'S Bay which annual meetin at Albert H l o. cars in this issue.

lAcndia Sugar 105 102 Stanfield'n Limited, Preferred 100 97 St.anfietd's Limited, Common 35 28 Trinidad Electric' 78 74 Halifax E1ectrtcTramway 101 99 N. S. Fire Insurance C0. 100 80 Nova Scotia Steel & Coal l Firsts 10: Nova Scotia Steel and Goal Consolidated 104 Porto Rico Railway 82 80 Robli Engineering 100 96 Btandfield's Limited 100 97|

nous-Mnmioi-a 93 so Earning;

Brandram Henderson 98 94 Trinidad Electric' 94 9] Bond quotations are with accrued in-

_tereet.

l09 107] r

A Safe and Attractive Publitl Utility

ll'llZ¢I‘€Sl Trinidad Electric Ronda

' Yield 5 I-Z per cent

' 5 n. i~. lu:lt`yi‘.ni~ly. I'iiy.|\»l<- Jilin- I, llci. l, lliu- .liiiic l, lillfl.

ation $480

'flicitvariign not<:»iri|i~iz~m\'iri-iii|; ii in-rlmi ni' yours .irc nvci- tliroc ll.iie.~ thc outl'o li iiiiil liitci'»‘.~ii

Tlicr-lc onriil-'ga urn atiiplv uii'| t'ltti-tunic hut. lltiln

P xclilslvc <~nvi‘rlnirll~c llfr nf ihe lmnrlsiiiirl i-cncimblc ercrlv twenty yciirn Ll\i:l'ciiftr~|' on l'iL\'0|'.ib|i! li ruin

I licsc hoiiilw iirc n_ fiiw=‘. iiiorliznirit ini ortirr l{r\l|\\'i\_\' ithd Liitlillni Hyvltgsiii. lie nttiiir in tin: city of Puri of S min. 'Fi-lnicl|i<l und inihurbs. not-rinli' it luiiiiilnl iiri nhuiil i\\'lt‘u th-il nf lliilifux.

l’ilri- :ii ii 1-. nnd liitcrust.

J. C. lVlACKlNT0Sll (DCO. Halifax- N- S. St. John, N. B.

Mcznhira .\lniitri-:il ‘ » l Stuck l' xi 'iiiiigc Dh(l'\l|,F.: nn' D

Franchise Security

iazll iso izoi izol; its

.wrl trv this brand

i .ming .-1.....-ti. J. 1:. n. ai'

We offer for sale iii lots to .suit buyers

50 shares Camaguey Electric Company Common Stock ' '

F. B. McCURl`|Y fb. CO

Members of Montreal Stock Exchinge ,

185 Hollis St, Halifhx N_ S_

Clearance Sale

Whole Stock Boot s

Men's Bellous tou git

worth $2.75 for $2.25.

Men’s Klondike, worth $2.50

for $1.90.

Boy's Bellous tongue, W0! ill

$2.10 for $1.60.

Youtl1’s Bellous tollgilei

worth $1.60 for $1.25.

Large discounts on Olllef

lines at

J. C H. BELI/S

1i£imtf

G. ll. Wriilil1

rv i ni l and um sriiiiifnin .if°r:l¢n».» i.-dy . Assistant-Personal M¢¢"“°"

and Prwmptnels Gillrlntllfl-

Amh ilsace calls aalwind ‘ii

shortest notice. <

Specialties _

msn: no and rnmlllwl-

- Filrntfiizre Repaliod lid 3°'

n 'I | ~ ssiiiusteei"-was'