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ggugh. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pino 0,6100 y g.

°""°d ""° c°"gh and BY the “`0"dS "Catching Cold” the Mr. M'art-in McKinnon, Montague, was

restored hiS h°°|f|"- ordinary citizen means something in the chair.

Syrup

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thaliiitiiuld advise all mothers t0 81"? their

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SATURDAY, JAN. es. isso. ` V ' V _ " ‘ ‘V 5 ’ " ;,_ _

_ _ g A The opening session ot the Grand _ p _ VV _ V

Lodge of the Independent Order of ' _ V 1 , ,Q ‘ _ _

UATCHINC UULD- Good Templais met in this city at ll ‘ ‘ _ f "

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This sale ls not a oloa|fauco_,of

different from catching or becoming infected with any other disease. One rarely thinks of catching a cold from another who has already caught`it, but a little study of the subject may `lead toa change of opinion in that

3 It isa well established fact that

5 there are places on the earth’s sur- The Pmtem UPP0l_Uf'm9m5 were 5- 1 gface where it is impossible to catch `

`|cold,from the simple reason that there lure no colds to catch. Nansen and this men in the three years they spent _ 'in' the Arctic regions never caught a l cold. Cold weather there was in plenty, and all sorts of '| exposure to wet, fatigue iand fros; just the conditions under which ordinary moi.a‘s contract or

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hd nee .of , _ gdinary or extraordinary colds. The

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Has at his Book and Stationery

Store-the best asortment of Japanese ware ever imported to the Province. We would like you to examine our Vases 5 o`clock,Tea and Chocolate Sets; they are sup°rior to anything ever Ofsted on RE. Island Medallions. and Pictures on Glass. Marked down for Cash-at

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A Steel Feed .Boiler this 1-all 'I § We have some nice steel boilers 1 in stock that we will sell at a. E small advance on cost. E These boilers are made of the i best steel plate and by the hesita- boil r makers. i We guarantee them to he firsti class in every respect. No cast 3 iron ends, all steel. _._ Call and see us before nurchasing § elowhere.

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ounders. E_ngi_nt ers and Machinists. Steam Mtviatmon Co‘s Vi hart.

Ch. rl tt ‘tow P. E; 1.

i same was true of other arctic expe- idit-ions. They were free from colds while in the far north, but on their return to civilisation the arctic ex- plorers caught cold as readily and in the same unexpected way as other mortals. j A correspondent, cited in the Bos- ton Transcript, recalls some interest- ing facts about the “St. Kilda cold.” St. Kilda is a rocky islet, seven miles l in circumference. the most westerly of the Hebrides, with a population of 70 or S0 souls. When forrnerlygthe island was visited by a single ship once a year, colds were unknown among them. Now several ships ca ll there with the result that when a ship reaches St. Hilda all the inhabit- ants, from the gray-haired grand- father to the infant at the breast are 1 seized with colds. This fact has been known now for nearly two hundred' years. Dr. Samuel Johnson has left on record how greatly the fact inter- ested him when he and Boswell were imaking their famous tour of the ‘ Hebrides. “The steward went ashore to demand something of the inhabit ants andthey all fell a-coughing.”

All of which goes to ,show quite

conclusively that the cold is an in- fectious or contagious disease, trans- mitted from those whohave colds to those who are free from them. Bye and bye the bacteriologist will discover the troublesome microbe which causes all the sneezing, coughing and shiver- ing, and prepare something that will make his work more diiiricult.

By a law recently enacted by the

British parliament t-hose who have conscientious objections against vac- cination are permitted to go un-vac- cinated. Already half a _ million cer_ tiicates of exemption have been is- sued by the magistrates under this act, and the health authorities are becoming alarmed in consequence. An anti-vaccinatign crusade has been under way for some years, and there are people exercising a. very rigid and uncompromising conscience in regard o this matter who appear Qtghel-wise to be quite conscienceless.

R ead R6* MP- Withycome’s sermon

OD “Citizanship." It will well repay the perusal of all and is especially good reading at election time. The British subject who can intelligently read this sermon and then go and sell or barter his vote is unworthy to live in a free country

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Yesterday.

The otiicers present werVe:--

G C T--Martin McKinnon. G S J 'I`-Adelia Horton.

G Treasurer-A J Myers. G Chaplain--M Stephenson. , G Sentinel-R Squarebriggs. G D Marshall-L'Ju‘sa Swan. G Ass. Sec’y-\Vin McMillan. _

G Sec’y-A D Fraser. '

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G Louns--F. B. Mcltae. G Vice__A R Dauncey , G Mars-B F Messervey A G Guard-Ed. Bulpitt

P G CJ-LU Fowler _

The following committees were up

State of Order L. U. Fowler, F. B.

Firance--B F Messerve Ed Bul

Distribution-D. Matheson, A. R.

Juvenile Work__VI. \V. Myers, Louisa

Recommendations-R. Squarebriggsg

Wm. McMillan, A. D. Fraser.

Political Act.ion.._Aibert Gay, Rev Mr

Finlayson, R E Mutch.

The Gland Chiet"1`emplar\hen read a .N

curetully written rtpurt in which he re- ieried to the Plebiscitc Campaign andl the work done by the Good 'Iemplars in ‘ connection therewith. He congratu-‘ lated the Order upon the excellent vote given for prohibit ion in every part of the Island, especially in places where there were lodges of the Order. He recommended that some influence be brought to bear upon the parliament of Canada to have a. prohibition law passed , in accordance with the wish of 89 per ‘ cent of the votes polled in this province; he also recommended that some steps ‘ue taken to have fines under the Canada Temperance Act 'justly im- posed instead of making all offences tirst ones,`as in his opinion the ceurse pursued was no better than high license. l-le also recommended that a committee be appointed to seture information for the bentfit of me Lodge of the work done by the Prosecutors. _

The Grand Secretary read his re-

port! There Lad been a small loss in ine membership since last report, but gs the figures were from Nov. lst. some increase had been ‘nade since thenl

At the afternoon Session the Grand

Lodge degree was conferred upon five representatives. _ The reports ot the several committees f were submitted and considered. some clauses being oiscussed at length. The F Executive committee were authorized tori change the time. and place ot ~

meetingof the annual session (it need 11

be) to secure the attendance ot Hon.

Joscph~Mallas. R W. G. Templar,who _

will visit (."an...i=i t-his year.

The committee a ointed b the ,l

Grand Lodge as recogipmended bi’ the Chief to secure Scott Act informations are, Messrs. W. McKinnon, L. U._ Fowler and W. H. Beers.

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gain is a rare bargain. _ item 15 3, rare bgrgam, , tem is a

A Ti2Um>TE'r_cALL 'ro BARGAIN

Pillow Cotton.

Circular Pillow cotton, full 40d

'inches wide, l2c per yard.

Circular Pillow Cotton, full 42

inches wide, good weight, special price _ _ 13c per yard.,

Night Gowns.

Ladies’ White- Cotton Night

Dresses, high neck, with dainty lace edging, _ special price 45c each

Ladies’ Night Dresses ofiine white

cott_on°a.nd trimmed with embroidery,

L/ ~ " special price 85c each.

2| X_ 4| i|\0h68» »Sh@Q Pure linen huck Towels,

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Just when you need goods most, we sell them cheapest. Those who have

Blankets, can do so now at a very low price. `

BLAN KETS $1.95 for $1.60

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BLANKETS 2.40 for

BLANKETS 3.20 for 2.60

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BLANKETS 4.20 for

Counterpanes

c 35 white counterpanes bought for 'this special sale. One of the greatest values ever offered-special price 69c each. ' V

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Lin en Huck Toweling, 27 in wide 'Ble ached or Unbleached, special pfic, 19c per yard. '

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