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.iam-Buk Worked a Wonderful Cure. _ H ,.,, , 4- b be Sometime- ~ vu uf". » dev we .....l‘.'.3l‘.££.'l.. ..’.'. ‘é.2‘.IZl11.I

’tGUAR°iT'i'?`iTSSii'Ti”Fi'B§" iiirlirs are ...... » lls:eseri_.fi:_._"=i“ “ii CARE

AGENTS WANTED

IW ANTED BALEBMEN, exclusive

line, permanent big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, ten vacan- cies. Write Luke Brothers, Limited,

lliontreal. _ 12-Idzmop;

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- Miscu.l.sNr:oUs

bihwiuo, notice is given that ii; price charged f qi _ h _ les at Crodhy’s Millsoivilla ben' digrtzy cents per M after Feb. igt, 1913, E_

*L_ Gfosbv. Bonshaw Mills* 31910;

ri:i~iAu: m1:l.r

\VANTED. at once, 3 chamber- _ *maid at.‘Qu_e_en Hotel. Z~i2d4i_

\\/ANTED, an experienced girl for

general housework, Recommen-

dation required. Apply to Mrs. B.G. Prowse, 162 Dorchester St. 2-12dtf.

\vAN'rED, girl for general Egg- ~ _ work. Appl st this omoo

I .

12-I4dt!.

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` FOR SALE

ll4‘0lt1SALE a newly calved ¢0w,Ap_

D Y

to Geo. 'I‘. Bearisto, Cove-

I'lcii.d.h__>W* 2-13d2ir1ipd.

IIQOR SALE, newly calved cows, _ _ pure bred and grades of good milking strains. Apply to P. McN. liobertson, Marshfield. 2-l2d3ipd

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-OH SALE, boards, shlngles,laths, _ (.‘Leo._l`t.l&af_e,Bear River.1-20dt!.

i'I4*OR SALE good breeding animals, _ _ 2 males and 3 females, Beavers. -‘Willy to B. B., Guardian office. '

2-7d10i.

il4‘OR SALE, at 5 bargain, the farm

of the late Malcolm MacNevi_n of

llonslinw, consisting of 97 acres and 3 nci-es of marsh. 72 acres clear in good state of cultivation, the balance covered with a good growth of hard-

TEACIIER WANTED

1 ANTED. a drlit clade teacher'fo ‘NV K°lly'e Cross graded schooll: male or female. Apply at ones 9,9 Charles McKenna, seoy, 3-13.1,-g‘\_ _ T0 LET -

VIIO LET, 3 room suitable for dress- - ‘» making in Opera House Build- _ig§~_-Apply to J. K. nose. 2-iodti.

T0 LET, third flat of brick build _ i ing over Stewart_& 503'; store OD Queen St, Suitable for lodge purposes- Apply to John oner. __ __ 2-10d1m0pd. To LET, lion.. No. m “B395

lPrince St. Apply 232 Gregg

Qgerse St. 10-und.

DOUBLE OFFICE TO LET, ln

Prowse Block. Possession st

once. Apply to W. B. Prowee.

6~15dtf.

[`1ROCERY STORE and house, to J let, corner of Kent and Hills-

bore Stl. Apply to J. A. moore, 220 Kent Sc. 11.1a.iu_

I WANTED

\\1'ANTED. a stenographer-_ one

with experience preferred. Apply

giving particulars to "Stenogrophe," care Gusrdi§n_0iflce: 2~13<1tf,

ARTNER WANTED in one ol the

wooll. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Belle McLa\lchlin, Nine Mile Creek, Lot 65. 2-12dr2wp<1.

Pl best business stands on the Is- land. Apply to B. S., Guardian Otiloe.

2-7d10i.

New York Fish Ads.

‘_

Lynch Q Co

siilt \\illbc revelations to ou. Our business. . 1 '

` - Y . olucc ol' business is the finest in the city. I

8 Fulton Fish Market

i2-'ldrthii3m

_ which proved that 5 strong medicine

To Fishermen, Fish Dealers.-Kindly favor was at work. In a few months Dr.

us with your name and address so that we H ‘ '

may from time to time mail your information c

. , _ _ ofvaluc. . health.. ‘

Tl’ 5‘9b0\’me“- If mal' Seem ‘lime All correspondence answered Price

"cw lhallhefe me “"“Y5 °f h3“‘-"Ing Lists, Shipping Cards and Stencils sent

_ _ _ 1 - . u

iiiilnon Esmnilgffn gigiiigicih beware on' demailiijé are eriablishen s vlzaus me ”“‘°°m“*°' that °”°“’ Y°“ ‘P“"' TRY L}7!S.Our carefulpatlcntioii and refer you for st:inding4to Dunn's thmg except Dr Hamilton? Pins; 25° aiidliaiidling, prompt returns Mercantile Agency. Brsdstreets per box' or uve boxes for $130' at and results reached,not to speak _'li' or the Market and Fulton Nation- all dealers of the catar_rh°Z°n° Com' oftlio limited and satisfactory account ai Bank of any wholesale dealer in the pany- Kingston- 0“t~

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llllel, end Lssllftlde Very Common.

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vice That Every Mo her Can Well Follow.

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_ From_her home ln Non where

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she resides with her large family, Mrs Wilkinson writes For years 1 was pale, anaeimc and lacking in vi- tality I was a constant sufferer from 1nd1s¢stion_ and the distress and pai.. it caused me, coupled with ever-in- oreasing anaemia, made me weaker day by day Constant headaches, speoks before the eyes and attacks of dizziness made me feel as if life were not worth living My constitution was completely undermined and the constant pallor and dullness in my eyes showed what a sick woman I was. I began to take Dr Hamilton’s Pills and the improvement, although slow, was sure.

"I gradually got back- my strength

and mv appetite grew much stronger, nd I enjoyed my meals thoroughly. felt happier and more contented nd the sickly pallor of my face was replaced by a bright rosy color,

am1ltori's Pills brought me froni a ondition of deathly pallor to robust

You can obtain the same results by sing Dr Hamilton's Pills-beware of

New York

& .:;_. -- ' N

J. EDWIN

W F W'~§r:n.;?'“r..s1:°i'..:°i.r~e.'.:.-:‘°'~ I I gf - an ishing 7 years and in Fulton Market I5 years so can guarantee top prices .. - REFERENCES-Mafkei and Folio.. National Bank N. Y. ...id People.. 'rr...i §"';‘F “ °‘*§"“*“‘° f"' ';“’ 9,',§>;hC‘2“"§’eI,;,'

Co. Brooklyn, or any wholesale-Fish Dealer in New York. ea 'I my “ty t° Cmnp YW' e ‘eq '

20 FULTON FISII MARKET, NEW YORK.

i i-gotliodrizwpd. Consignments

TREAKLE

To the Electors of Ward Three

\Vard Three _at the forthcoming Civic

s_ _ _ sis is- _ _ I

,CARD

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1 _

Having been waited on by a deputatiori

p .

usly signed requisition asking me io be

Ishall therefore be a candidate for

Election. 'H

Holding as I do strongly tu the convict

Allsemis, lad Blood, Ilcsd-

Mrs. Wilklnson`S Letter Giies Ad.

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I==?l£E

wso|.r:sAl.s__

33.2%

FREFII f__'§l! __ _ _

|04 FULTON FISII MARKET -

nr Specialties EELS

and SMELTS.

ll-2.'.i<llirlrl2wnd~ Established 20 yesrs

I I

ESTABLIIIED |870

R- lY....§fl‘.l.H.!.l‘§.9R”

'lf3l§§?.%`;‘f¢’§MS 58 Fulton Fish Market

Consignments Solicitsd Reference-First National

Prom tlteturns Bank.of Brooklyn

il-28tYlsrlrl2wpd. -

5 :Eg '<-mr' Qs* sus" we

lou that the right of electors to vote as they see fit, should not be interferred with, I shall do ncrpersonal canvassing. I may say Ihave no personal ends to serve. I hayenno promises to make. I believe in civic improvement consistent with true economy. I believe that taxation should be kept at a minimum consistent with the needs of' the city. lhelieve in honest civic government. in short, if you see flt to elect me, I shall feel it my duty to use my energies in promoting the interests of the City, guided always by my best Judgment and when possible bythe wcll understood shes of those whom I represent.

Sincerely yours,

E. D.STER.‘I

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This Is A Live Firm

CHAS. C. MEIGS CO

25 Fulton Market, NEW YORK W' Smelts and EeIs'a Specialty

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GEORGE T.

I” Mo5Ni '66, `

(Successeiito Moon end Lsmphesr)

\vi...i.....1e co......i..io.. nous.. in .md shipper. ofsii kind. of _sending valentines. Rings

Fresh Fish, Lnhslers, Elo. _tqnadlan

Smells and Eels a Speciality.

2 Fulton Fish Market, NEW YORK.

Established 53 years- Careful personal attention given to all Consignments.

ll-z8tIiIisilr3mpd.

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CALEB I-IALEY -

SEABURYHALEY

SALE? I'-lAL....E`f és 52 \VholesaIe Commission Dealers in sllkinds of

F h A d n Wanted money to invest in Edmonton

n e ' real estate by a reliable man there, sander

t 'v nt 'nt re t an on

I4 Fulton Mlflet. NEW YORK- ..‘2.1'.°°.`i.‘.°,..’.'.’.‘1.l'1°'.fi...}..5..l. .... .Z

ii-z5sthdr|2wpd.’ ~ made b which sender`e interest is rotect-

‘wmussinr-a-s,r=srm.~Tll'l's'-».r7'f »1'.:>1z-r»\r1c<==~1s\“wrlvw'¢‘»»'l-v"l='- “ra J' f r `*' 1' rr r

THE HUGH SIOCKER C0

Wliolessle Commission Fish Dealers

xi.; and 115 South St., Fulton Market, New York

Cold Storage on premises

Consignments solicited

Smells and Eels a Specialty

Prompt

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s-na. -.

Returns

I. GOOD

A N C il _

W olsssls ommisslon Deal i

» Smells, Lohsters, Elsms, llerriiti: isss, Eels,

F U I. T 0 N M A R K E ,Consllnments Bollclted HL' Yogx DI", Bunn"

A i1 i if 1 ‘ ' l.‘l.°.til3....i7.?if' " ““i’1.l.‘&'l‘.%‘.l'.l’.l‘.§‘f..;"‘;..l?" "'*‘*'*"""'°“*' °° "'°"

_ _ -New voiuc msn .ips

E For Valentines

We show a. nice assortment

of jewelry that would be very appropriate to enclose when

with birthday stones, lockets, chains, brooches, links, etc.

E. W. Taylor

Jeweller & Optician South Side Queen St.

Money Wanted

Y P ed by any bank or person sender desires. gi

Address communicstions to "Edmonton"

care GUARDIAN OFFICE

i~6tuf`dr1w.

llllesahro llrolliars

Wholesale Commission Dealers and

‘ Shippers.

Fresh Fish

Smelts, Eels, Lebstérs and Frogs are Specialties. No,l Fulton Fish Market, New Yor Consignments solicited

Ready Reterf Plsys s Big Psrt In the Polltlclsn's Equipment.

Among the best known members of

the House of Commons is W. B. North- rup, M.P.. of Belleville, who has re- presented East Hastings at Ottawa for several terms. Always teultlessly st- tired, one would never think that the dspper liI.P_ was elected through the votes of farmers, for his constituency is largely rural, extending to the tar- thermost point north in the large County of I-Iastin s with its twenty- four townships. VI'hen he rises to ad- dress the House, ho is of! like o race- horse. Verbally he travels st times at the rete of two hundred words a min- uta ol' more, and the Hansard men are kept. st top speed. It is no easy mat- ter for even these expert stenogrephie writers to follow the whirlwind de- bster, who has been dubbed the “Gen. eral Ben Butler of Canadian lawyers." Butler was the most famous American lléorney .in his day for celerity of u*-tersnce, but Mr. Northrop would glve him a close contest. on the stump or before a jury.

Mr. Northrop wss speaking at s

small village in his riding durindg the recent election campaign, an de- nouncing reciprocily in unmessured terms, when a young interrupter st the back of the hall started to hiss. The candidate paid no attention, but,

on the succersion of sibilsnt sounds being renewe with increased vigor, he paused and looking straight at the of- fender, observed: “My friendl There are three things that hiss-s snake, a goose and s fool. Will you please stand a moment in order that the sud. ience may judge which of the three you are?'

Col. Sam Hughes is also adept in

homely images that appeal to the rus- tic mind. When he enters into the serious discussion of any problem he does not like to be interrupted and woe betide the msn who is fiippant enough to break in with an irrelevant question. Some years ago the gallant soldier was addressing a crowded

meeting] in Lindsay, when a voice from t e gallery was olleerd. Col. Hughes was condemning the military policy of the Laurier Administration, and the interrupter shouted "Rats," The speaker paid no heed at first, but when the meaningless term was hurl- ed 11811111. there was a pause'-for the discussion was weighty and thought- ful. “My friend, I am here this even-‘ ing loaded for b_ear end have not timd to stop and skin a skunk,” shouted the oralor, and Lindsay went msd with delight.-Saturday Night. f --_-__-._._.._

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Mr. J. Nixon, of 901 William Ave.,

Winnipeg,-a blacksmith at the O, P. R., shops, had his foot badly burned by some moltem metal falling apon lt. He says: "‘The burn was a very bad one, and after the first few days it left an open sore, which showed marked signs of blood-poisoning. It discharged freely and caused me terr- ible agony. For three weeks I suder- ed acutely and could get no ease. At last I obtained a. preparation from the doctor, which seemed to stop the discharging and made mn quite hopeful, but finally the wound became as bad as ever.

"I was them advised to use Zam-

Buk, and from the first, application the balm gave me relief. The inflam- mation was thoroughly checked, and the poisonous matter cleared away in a very short time after beginning with Zsm-Buk. Healing then began, and in less than two weeks the wound was thoroughly cured." . One of the main lessons of this

first for any injury, sore, skin dis- ease or wound. Don't spend money and waste time in experiments. Zam- Buk is equally good for piles, blood- poisoning, festering wounds, chaps, scalp sores, varicose ulcers, chil- hlains, etc. All druggists and stores at 50c., box or post free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, price. You are warned against harm- till substitutes and inferior prepara- Lions.

Expert Apprevsl. ` “Did you manage to raise snylhins worth eating?" “I think so," replied the smsten! gardener. “The cutworms and cater pillars ell think well of it."-Washinr ten Star. -‘

A Domestic Demand Bstisfied.

Bluebeard explained "They slwsys wanted more closet

room, and now they have lt!" he cried. Thus the forbidden chamber_vvss so- couuted for.-New York un.

A Fine Recommendation. "

Restaurant Proprietor-So you were in the lest place for three years? Why did you leave? New Ohet-I was pardoned.-Catholic

Why, el Course. He-How clean the surf keeps the

seashells!

°" 5°m° “mu” mislmpi 5°" up 3 for Ward Five at the forthcoming Elec- U`0|'0 P¢\'m3“°m~ i°l“|`Yi in the form tion I beg to accept the invitation and ol an open. diaehsrsins =°r°~ In =“°\> inks ini. opponnniiy of rolieiiiiig ii... cases Zam-Buk will be found of un- ,u,.,¢,-iof me Eiemgrg,

case lies right herwtry Zarn-Buk _

News. 1

ro ii.. rim... ., Ladies .mn Gentlemieivird rw' At the request of .. 1...

of electors of Ward Foes' ”i"1lller <(::onsen_tcd to be a candidate ‘forage ou _ nieoiiciiiir at an f°’"’ °°““°s Gini

In thus publicly askin Support, 1 promise, if ..1e§,f§°'§',‘:"’

_ paying due attention to the ', ll*

needs of Ward Four to endgqpeml promise the establishment °fV°f to

w industries in the city, to ret.-m°'°

‘ ° _ ‘capital and thus provide morem 'M

Trustworthy man or woman to trave `f0I` 0111' I3l)0l'€I'S and CIIIZ€ll5"I°rk

and appoint local representitives for 35 POSSIIJIE, reduce IIIE Ctllloso established firm. $i5.oo weekly and os- IWIDK, Rnd I0 IfnPl'0V€ ll1€ M

. . . ‘ COD .

pauses. hxpericiico not required. Star H0115 Undef WIIICII manv of st home.

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. _ “°; ;u.”;.f:.°:i:““‘°

:-7 wsioi oronto, charities. g p0fl t 8 City and its

I shall also endeavor, so far gs;

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ciilusou ei Mc l§l'.f."§§f».'{i‘h °"i P'°S”“‘ ‘°”°““‘=

MA NEILL P ‘e 5°" t9~\'Y and hygienl

fondition of the city and to Pmvids

or the proper in t' suPPly. Spec lon of our f°°d

If elected my aim will bs to encourage

ihe development of the City as 8 centre of trade thus providing more employment to our people.

I am yours truly

JOHN UCNEVIN.

Ch`towu, jan. |5ih lolz.

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Barnster, Solicitors, Notarionetc. MONEY TO LOAN Offices:-Cameron Block, Charlottetown

D. A. M.icl<lNNoN, K.c., l..L.B. ‘ D. MoI.AUCHAN

, I- x7dwfnit , '

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Yours Respectfully,

'°' 1” Di-‘_~ J .W0oDBU`RY’S .

M ,_`i HORSE 3 1 fi IM

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H YFHE KIND THAT CURES

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Couons Co|_os,S'rRANGi.r;s.Dis1'EMPER,Coi.ip, Foumoaw. 5i=>A\/ins Cui-was AND one-_va _ T

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Ano Cones CoN‘rRAc1~1r>N oF~|-H; |199,- FOR SALE BY Au. Dl:A|.:ns SOLE OWNERS G MANUFACTURERS

FRAsiE.R Tl-ioi=.»N;fqr_~,lAa, Co. cooi¢=me.Q1.1nec

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A _Eze

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or su. limos

Cleaned, Adiusled and

Put in First-Class Running 0rder

She-Yes; you know the ses ls _very A' J' N E W S 0 M E9

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“HAVE you Tuckett's Cigarettes?" `

"Yes, sir, what kind?"

"Club Virginias, please. May seem like a strange thing, but nearly all

you ‘lobacco men keep Tuckelfs. and whats more, you never seem to offer _substitutes for them." V

"ls that so? Well, I guess 'twould be 'bout as much as our trade is

worth. Customers as a rule know what they want, and ask for it by name. Personally, I know the Tuckett Iine is O.K. Handled it, in fact, ever since I went into business. They put real quality in their cigarettes, and I

f fell you lhere's nothing like quality after all to please people and make

lhem steady customers." _

_ The dealer'| statement is borne out by the facts. In each packsge».you'Il ind

IC" °¥8\_*lDents in favor of smoking Tuckelt'e. Demand the evidence. Your illdf ment will endorse everything the dealer and our advertising may say shout them. '

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- Three Varldfmz

'l‘sekett's Club Vlrgfnfss, lBo. for I0

Imkmrfs Bpeelsl '1‘srkUi, leo. for le _ ¢ %kwlT»‘B¢n q »1°°,fx|Q V,

TUCKETT LIMITED, HAMILTON, CANADL

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