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0 Syringe

Family

is a large one and is

being improved as i well as increased

from time to time. W e

have a complete stock of the latest _:incl best

kinds -Bulb,Fouutain ,

Combination, Ear and

Ulcer and Veterinary

Syringes.

Quality guarante-d

an<l pricestlie loucst.

J.G. Jamieson,

TH E CHARLOTTE

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T 0 W N G R D I A N ‘THE EDUCATION COM: Mr. Foster has lost his l*iiious

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\\`hen once the people or any por-

tion of thonl in any country are giv-

er. the power of st-iidini: representa

tives to parllalil:ilt.ti» assist in mak- in; laws ar_l governing the country, the inevita_,le tendency of things is

‘to go on, ever enlarging' the num`.»er .of voters unt'.l the limit of manhood siirlralzc is ivaclle-ll. In the lleginninc of things `elc,x-tol`al the number of voters is few. lt was thus in Eng- land and ln the colonies. .\'o\v Uhe voting franchis is very wide tlirougll-

lout the l~lliipire_ A Very large pro~

||iortioii of the native 'burn or natura- iliscd citizens of the age of twenty-

lone years and u;i\vl'l, who are not ipaupers and who pay taxes l_rc now on the voting lists in almost ull

llritish couiitries, excepting India,

_colon i

The extension of the voting fran.

it-hise has gona on gradually for

_given almost the entire adult n‘alc

lpopullltion the right to vote \\'ot\lll

lbave been considered at the outset a llnost dangerous and revolutionary

linmvation. The rich and well-to--du, ,who were at first the only voters,

land resisted all extensions olth lfrallchise, holding stub/.iornly to th theory that a voter ought to be man of sil`;.ls,taiicc, and one holding

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is to tell the time

dosent have to look

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fell the truth though and ruu for years w thout any

\-erv noticeable varia-

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ue 3.{iizll';li\fcc for t\vl~n‘v-five vears all ver_v rea nimble p ices.

/»fl"`.i_}‘;.".' ,f p I ‘.‘.` ~ have here \\‘:ilt‘lles wllich

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Wslllistaiitial "stake in the cnuntry.'

THE QL'Al,lFl(`ATl0N 0FPARl.IA1\ll'l.\'TARY VOTERS.

and without distinction of creed or

8. distinction is worth preserving, but

hundred or more years past. To have , the question is not 8 \-ery \-“iii one

'House of lmrds_ It is claimed that at the last elect1on the totalnumbcr of these plural votes amounted to half a million, the large majority of which were cast for the Oppositior. candidates. This has given a fresh impetus to the agitation for One

<l Man (ine Vote in the Old Land. ` Here in Prince Edward Island we have the alioiiialy of two classes of voters, commonly spoken of as “franchise voters" and "property voters,” the latter class being per mitted to vote for both Councillors and Asseiublyliicn while the former vote for Asscilliilymen only._ This classification grew out of merging the Legislative Council and the Leg- ialative Assembly into one body, in- stead of abolishing the Upper Cham- ber, as has been done in all other Provinces of Canaria excepting Que- bec and Nova Scotia.

It may be dolllited whether the

lBet\vt-.eii the t\vo partiris the property lvote and the franchise vote are di-

gvided ill .almost tilie same way. lf 'the Cardigan seat lor Assemblyman ,were now rllled by a C-onservatlve,as' lit was after the last election, ther

°‘lors and eight Liberal Assemblyiuen 0|in the l-louse, as aaainst seven Con- "iservative _~\sseml;"lynien and seven V” , Vollncillors. ln only two llistricts,\ve

believe,are the Assemblyman and tb

MISSION S REPORT.

port is so long and elaborate that it could at best only he considered in pr.-rt at a time i,y the newspapers, sul as yet there is only a single type-wfitten copy av'ailai»', for study. Those who have read the report in whale or in part pretty generally li- grce that thedfomimissioners have made extensive investigations and have given much care and thought to the subject. We believe that when the report is printed that will he the the opinion of the many.

It docs not follow that the ina-

jority of the people will so lcadily accept the principal recommendation of the lfoinniission as to the consoli- dation of the schools throughout the Province. That plan would give peg. ter schools, no doirilt, but the cost of conveyilig all the school popula-

where consolidation has been tried under most favora=t,’le conditions, and has done good work. there is a cen- siderable elenlent of discontent a-

mong the rate-payers.

The consolidation plan would ulso

involve a very large capital outlay for new school houses; vans' and cth. er oiluipnicnt, along with the a- bandonlnent of many school houses

would like to see the experiment

ernment appears to do, in accepting

so revolutionary and costly a change until the people have had time to

libel suit against the.'l`oronto Globe

-\l-\KCH I. |910- The Educat,__n_ C0mm,sS~,0n.s “_ along with his slander siilt against

E-ditor McDcnald nf tbn_t paper. He clalmed a modest $50,000 in dam- ages. There is a lot of difference be- tween winning and losing wliern the stakes-an-il the costisfare so'lnr;;e. The Gloiie is still carrying on busi- ness at the old stand.

.lit tile Mother Colintry ivhet Veli-

aila' has effected by the surtal. on German roads ls being exploited as an argumcntiu favor of protection. One writer says, "Little Canada has brollght great Germany* to ber knees," and goes on to agrue how impcssible this would have bcirl il Canada, like Britlain, had been a free trade country. But the argument tells lhoth ways. It was a hillhll' protected Germany that was defeat- ed in the cont‘=st.

tion daily to and from the school There is 8 ww among Toi-onto houses “bum he formidallle' Eve” Conservatives over the election of

twenty delegates elected to the coni- ing national t‘onservative conven-

tion at Utta\va_ It is alleged that their eleculoii is not “rcl:ular." but the outcome of an insurgent meetinl-Z

siervative Association of Toronto has sent an ultimatum to Mr. Borden and the party lenders at Ottawa de~ maiiiling that these twenty shall be

“OW in exlsl‘e“°e whim have cost H llebarred from thc privilege of ut-

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“"0” "el"" lealmls 0' their l”`l"i19g95~i\\'o1llll now be eight Liberal Ccllncil- good dual of money' Much as “e

tending thci ifreat pa'rt'_',' caucus.

tried, we would hesitate, as ,the Gov-

I llave Catarrh

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-_ _ _ . - . _ _ _ _ _ consider it flllly and have made ilp _ _ _ ,__ ` _ _

l This is still thc rule in some cuun \(ounc1llo1- ol opposite parties, and their minds resomtely that it is the Dont “ian 1,1] L_(-,,,§,,,,.,m,0,, Dc_ Ohve Green, Dark Navy, Clear

"»U`l‘3=`» me Kl"i~f‘-lU'“ 0( Prllssm- lfritlle tivo districts balance each other nest thing to d0_ V€l0pS, CHIC \'Olll’S€lf NOW.

'lnstalice_ _-Xlthough Prussia forms

:part of the Ernpire of Germany, thc'

voting franchise for the l’russiaii1Y D he 1 H lPal‘liaiiient is much more restricted' S

than for the representative cliauibcr . ____

‘of Germany. All the voters are ili- vided into three classes according to

‘thc amount of taxes they pay, ea

el,uill aivlulut of taxes and each cla having the same votinie; power. T

9fll’l'T- Of this 35 U) five “ll e“*“`l“*"‘5 "l\ly llaiigllterf’ writes Mrs. H. B

paying; $1,000 each in taxes countf

b

prcpeildcraiice to wealth- T610 DWP- Sudder, "grew into weakness instca

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-G.l'l_. Tayl ir Ieweler 8.: Opticlan

as many votes as a thousand lil payini: 51'! calcli in taxes. ~

This cciirlltlon of things render

en _‘is the desire ot every parc~nt's hear

A l in that- regard.

4 that in most families bear upon tl

of the family.

_t`le\'r,r ati school, she loved study

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it

Tlirirc is not* a little flisappointmcrit

ariiorig the teachers on learning that

posing any 'legislation in regard to

sions, at the present session. It is feared that this may lelld to a fur-

lay may ive preferaifle to ba_st_y legis-

vinces a l c untrirs

pl.

(‘.»‘."l‘ARIlHOZ()NE.

curative medicine the entire race i

lfises, including Asthma, Bronchiti and Throat Weakness.

“ll This is true-sickness not :lily _ 1, , IS CHtBFi'l\ ill !v'0\|l` “O59 7

__ class paying in the aiL`EI\‘egate an ivrlngs thle heart, but adds burdens thu exollllb of our has ummers' Dc' DWS lt Unfit l~'¢‘lll` h@Hl`lni‘-Z7

ls your throat husky '_'

0 nilllds and comft rts of each member lation, but the matter must belaccil -A-V0 )'0\l1‘ eyes wntriry? ,?

- iu sonic form at an early day und

A thorollg-li reform of the existing sys- m,.,.|,__,,U“. why wmnme to live i

,. of Uhat [ull measm-L. of strength (hm. tem brollirht about along lines that misery when cure is gllaranteed wit

L Mc, ,,,.O,,,,,g eng(-_tive in other yr,,_ l’at¢irrlio'/.olie'! No surt- is catlarrho-

ls yoill bicath offensive _

Catarrilozolic? So sure is Catarrbo-

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wut her >.t,.,.n,_,t|, was t,,(,_S1,g_m_ Be_ The (_m,rdiHn emma, ayrrn with zorne to cult that thousands retoiri.

sicause she wns aiiliiitioils, she was ' _ ,_ ' b '~' mend it- tell of its ivolidcrful merit

the fm,,(.hi_t~,, _lllpslmn mx acute Um. lalwnys tired. She never are hem~¢=,1y_ the (_`nnilii‘lsslonel‘s ln rccoinnicn.liii,; ;lifter being cured themselves. llend gold.

_ in Prussia and altlioug-li it is design- lu” p§_h‘[ _mm ml e}_‘_°“p_t TW fl `ljr"__ no change lf' the mMhf"l "f ”U‘,‘"’l Ufisow (.A,,.A,u-“IOZONE CURES

_ _ lm: fo. scliool illinois nas listless o, - t \\, ._,,_. t ,. _ _

n'i :ind iualntaiiicd tm hold the the ,nf_e,~@_,-¢_,,- and fuelings ,,,,u,,.ul U, "l‘,i:'c‘i’;`1é , 0 WS ,Nl tlh “" T) ‘£ t _Miss w,,,.ml is a m`,de‘,t of (-1a,.,;_`._

. I . _ rl i in re' ar o e 'il i r li. - _ _ _

m masses in clirck it l~. bcvoiul doubt voung girls 'llie iurdeias #of ill P ° 5 ‘ 0 \'lll¢‘ UH flllfl hae ll00l1 U12 l!\¢R.T1-S ill

fr" tm, mutt. _, the gl-,N91 health she tallied weiic ni\ ourdens *Chl* 1” “mt the ‘ll*Ull“ =l‘a1l UW 10 “UUE Uh? “'l\}' tl) llelllih Of mdlly

in East Toronto. The Central Con-

We Want

We want a'i'lanie for our celeb-

ratel broadcloth that will appeal t0

the publ’c,_ one -that will t~.ll the

whole story nlost per'ectly and will

help us in our wide publicity which

we intend to give to this particular

cl itll. \Vill you help us with your

ideas, we are willing to pay $l_0.< 0

for thein. Now for the story. In tle

first place we are told we have the

'ocst $l.';5 brondclotli on the in r-

ltet, Now we go one better and

.illow our regular cash discounts on

that hgure. In the second place it

has been endorsed by our leading

tailors and tlressniakers as an ideal

draping cloth. In the third place

we guarantee it to sponge perfectly

A time

10.00

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N0'l`lCE

never ruff up blit to retaiil its splen-

did siliootll finish to the last and De=

last but not least it is 54 full in- '

ches wide,made fronl finest Austra-

lian wool and handled by us in all

the newest and staple sllades,uaiuc-

ly, Golden. Brown, Myrtle, Green'

I Navy, Light and Dark Ocean Blue,

Dral<e`s neck blue Taupe, London

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the ("'“"mmen do no "J end ‘pm In the discovery of this wonderful Smokgy Pm»p1¢ Amethyst' Old

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sc.|lo0ls,or teachers' salaries, or pen- given freedom from (`atarrhal dis- l{g,`-emgd B1,1¢k_ This Qonipetitioii

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.iq open to everyone except our

employees, No conditions whatever,

simply read our adv. over CARE-

’l‘hesc are the indications of ("a~ FT,'LL\', gel the ltleft, mail tO Ad-

il vertisiug Department, ]as.Patol1 &

parlmentto be opened _

lsl March

Ladies’ purchasing Suitings

from us can have them made up on the premises by an Ex- pert Lady Tailor who_has had over 15 years experience in New York.

Co., and the best name ill our op- niou 'will receive thc' $10.00 iii

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' _ __ _ ~. _ _ I |too, liccallsc l_ f.‘ett.t-ll lest some seri- trliiute, as is 'done in all thc other ‘Of ll" ll`_lCl1‘l> ‘

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witlallsiil in thc l»\lll~ llllu li the \ l. ` ‘ _ - - f -

‘ _ ” _ mls maliady irilght seize ber and take p w f C i 1 1 t I l`9°@l"‘~d Sllcll 0X'~l'!\0l<l1m1YY b<`ll!\' L

he British Isles, null to some extent in lm". from mu roflncps 9 Bama 0°” (Url _rl im that 1 have induced many 0( my '

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. ‘\ Ze” "°‘§. 1"” "f_ :\ du... me ballot in civic election,-_ SUDBURY, ont. Feb. 21--~;:.=l». 'i_

an Pac dgtf Choc(-‘l7lt95 llle _____________ Train, manager of a, branch .~=[ the

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`Cniilld;l, the ivililtliy classes, and us-i “l“ei'ro'/_one liroiiulit to ber :ind inc "Mtn" to uw hummrt Of_5?h(ml`5_"‘\(" ’fI`lL'I1flS to USC it H1-`i‘» Ml’ CHfBl`l`ll

_ - _ - _ `.§,_`. ,__ we tint gleam U; tmti..-fa¢Li,,n How the ratepayers all additional inter- wa; go had u year amy phat 1 des.

pillally the land ouluug 1 i l ,

we ` (ml 0_`,_,mg lwpuu n that gil did eliiov bei food aitei tht clt ln their scliools which tends paired of eicr hettlllg cured I 1

_ _ _ _ . _ .A - ' . , . ._ _ ,_ - ‘ __ _ A. , - I _ ' ~ .» ' _ H mi if A il . 'i X V ' ' _ H 'first Week She llScll l"€l'\`UZU“~€- H91' Lbr imprisonment ofthe schools lite(-W SUN my llmlis “'°l"" “““le“'h“-t an°"l]` nl1m"°f "I ‘ll‘l"l`“"[ °“l""“L“"""'“"“' ule tbin_ ,c ee s be all t show a __ ' _ , _ _ ed also. Tile relief I ot from Cu-

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have still some prepomlctaince of vot glimpse of red, and bei' st'ren»g'th im- "`mP’f lt Enable” me maple tl) k'“’“ t-arrbozorle was remarkable. I ini- ,mg ,,(,w,.r which has been the sub. lH`i\\'ed_ [ think she sould ha.\'ey;ain l"""`l9ely “`h“'~‘ U10! are DRYILILZ for proved llllder this trcatfnent very

i. Lt of “ch ,uhcusqiun one “Ch ed more, but l. was afraid that she and what they get for what f_i\<,i\~ lquicltly, and was cured so thorouygrh-

llei m _ _ `, ' _ ` ,lnigbt over-do. The iiiore she did the pat, I ,ly the disease has never' returned. ,llf“P°"U' "“'“"l may ‘OW 1" tell t" stronger and r.uilllier she got, fort ,`, It _,_ U re L I A ,`,___, Get tht. large dollar size of Ca ii\\‘eii.ty ditierent ri-clings where bc Ferrozone renewed ber blood “mil ‘ ' “L " " ‘me lm “""""tarrliozone' 1t contains a beautiful

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‘hollis possessions, Gspecially wberl- gave her muscll,, ilcsli, strength aiulltwn tm” year, to wlmln th” -"'hU0l hard ruozher inhaler and medicine »t|,9 c]0,.U,,,,5 .,,~,. ,mid Un ,1,m,,.cn, nerves.” gsystcni we are glad tc learn there is that lasts two months. Smaller

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Tllerc is no tonlc that will uplilu ,R ,,m,»l,cCf_ that we ,hail hm-e ',,eue,. sizes, Zac and 500 each. Beware f

i‘*l“Y“' _ vitalize, strentxtllcll and rebuild ._ ,l _ i ._ _ limitations-accept only- "(`atarrllo- J Years. axzo the agitation liegan lorlyoung girls un.l uomcn like Fc-.'ro-,and _di(fapcr.bChU01 _hookb by way 'uf ‘zoit.e," sold by all reliable dealers or One Man_ One Vote, and the Liberal zone; thousands say .~o-try lt-the adnumbtmtlve rdmm' ,or by mail from The l`atm‘rli<izone

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_,,|,_,\._, ,r,,_,d` ,,,_,,. “,m,,_ H ,,,_ party S,,c(.ee,lc(l ,n ;.n,_r,,,,g th,._,,,,,h Il;enc};;:ygn(pllleilpmyollAin iéienaiilyrsuaiy); In B_m“,er to ..Tax,myer.., it may tompany. lxiiigs on (n

¢l“0-`"“‘ -"lF*“"l."l“"`l` ‘l"""~ tbc Housn of Voninmns a measure to l,,e,_ box, six boxcg for 3350, or The be stated that the propo.-:ed aiiienil- FINED $6,150 Olil ,

that end, cuttln_L' ‘mt all .llllrul (‘.tttarl~hozone tio., Kingston, (‘au- mentsti, the City in¢m~p(,m¢i,,n Mt TWENTY AND HALF

_ . . ' -- - ` ct d b t' ada. - . .- » _ YEARS IN JAll1~

“‘W*’- bl" ll' “db To-le e y 'JC do not include any proilsions as to

BEER & WEEK

We can give batter

Furniture repairing and Re-upholstering NOW than later on when the annual

spring rush begins.

Have YOUR rzpairing done NOW.

Phone us and our team will call

20 p. c. toll

l`0verings--

THIS SPECIAL OFFER is good ug

tapestries.

THIS IS ONE of the] “manufacturer

surplus” lot-a splendid large rattan parlor rocker, strongly made, comfortable -a chair '

that is sold everywhere--always--for not

less than $4.00. While they last yours for only $2 95

Other bargains in this “manufacture-r's

surplus” lot are

$2.75 Solid Oak cobbler Rockers $1.85

on ll sc u 2 I0

3.75 6( I( tl ll 2 ) 3.75 Rattan Rockers _2.75

Mail orders for 2 or more prepaid to

._ °ats|tes=e°n_ .

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Best Drug Store” The Mac- Kinnon Drug Co. ' X X

“The March No. of the "Ladies

Home Journal" is now on sale at Carter's Bookstore. This is an ex- cellent Number, one of the best yet published. The front cover is illus-

_ trated with a Harrison Fisher pic-

tllrg, and is a very pretty one. Prige lie Der copy-if by mall and Ge for vintage. 2-2:-ldlw.

-i»i-~i»i~i-»i»i-~i_ag;lili4i~i§iJi~i4§lll _

Spring Footwear

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They are beauties. Pat-

l~fj*§*L. _$4.00 Rockers for $2.95--\ ~ Tl" |l=WiS0l\

ent in Pumps, B`ucli.

Oxford, Bluclier Laced

and Billtoued, also sanle

in Kid and Gun Metal

all fresh fronl the factory.

GUFF BROS.

QQ ' es laces, embroideriea, complete

stock of ladies kid gloves, i.il over laces alld embrolderies, wash goods

Calls promptly attended

to at any hour day or night. Eiubnlining a spec- ialty. Satisfaction guar- anteed. _

‘ Lady assistant to handle

Office and ‘show room 2o ' ' _

FROM MR. JUSTICE CI-IIPMAN,

Kentville, N. S., Aug. 27, 1909.

Y

have had occasion, at ditlerent times

,stable now on the market. Its heal

ing properties are something wonder

not be without it for immediate ap plication when required.

of January Paton & (‘o have receiv- ed 6 shipments of Scotch, English, French and other Foreign goods,com- prisine: ill part, silks, black and col- ored, dress goods, in the new dia- gonal sergcs, broadeloths, Valencienn

in prints, ginghams and linens, (vl- tains and window nettlngs, this \-'cek they will open their mst rrriliiil-lit

Undertaking C0»

all female cases

C l` DAVISON,

Manager

During the past twenty ears I

to llse Neary's Liniment, and believe it to be the best liniment for the

_ "Weekly consignments are being re- ceived nt Paton's. Since the middle

l'l_lelson Bay Company, was tiiietl bl-rc yesterday, by Magistrate h'u\ll'liier, a

JUDGE COUNTY COL‘R'1‘.itotal of $6,150 and costs or ln de-

fault twenty years and six months in the penitentiary. Fifty dollars and costs or 'two months imprisonment are imposed for each of the 123 beav-

» er pelts seized.

Counsel for the defence pleaded for

leniency, as this was Train‘s first odence, but the magistrate took the

ful, and all lovers of the horse should View that the real qnender was the

_ Hudson Bay, Co., which accepted the

(NYS, Bhd this was not the company’s first otience.

__________ __ ____ ___ _*_ _ all

The Circulation ol THE GUARDIAN.

Morning DAi|;:l-id Rural Daily

A l

O

sing

A great opportunity foi the

3-Idttsrm

out Sale

_ of _

oots and Shoes.

Having decided postively to retire from the

Boot & Shoe business, I ani offering my entire stock consisting of Men’s Woil1en's Boys’ Misses’ and

(.Jhildren’s Boots Shoes and Slippers, part of which

is this springs goods, being to far advanced to be can-

celled, the wllole stock at zo to go p c Disc-opnt. Every pair and every line on sale no reserve, this affords a

Public to obtain good foot-

wear at Factory prices and lower.

Terms strictly Cash i No goods on approval

J. H. Bell

WEEK ENDING FEB 271'" MONDAY (Morning) MONDAY (Rural) TUESDAY (Morning) Tuasniiv (Rural) WEDNESDAY (Morning) WEDNESDAY : (Rural)

3492 3503, 3407i assi 347| 3579 3484

You WantaTe|ephone

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THURSDAY (Rural) 35|?

FRID KY

SATURDAY

SATURDAY (Rural) ` T0tal...........43054

Total divided by llx days.

Daily average........... .. 7l76

THE CHABIAJTTE- T$'l¥i‘E‘li. "i§’.¢i*‘¥'t§i

imilll PIIUKJNAS 9

That the show statement don not

include any lpoikd shoots, annoy” papers, returned. untold coping, or papers sold in any other way gh” day by day in the ordinary com-gg aj gi-sae nad mg? denim. nova van org an lu bil inch: -. _

ehnggn." ' .1 T e circulation ol ` LOTTETOWN BUARDIENM tg than that of ill the Ulhf Dall’ Newspapers on Prine ldwnm mme

(Rural) (Morning)

3568

FRIDAY (Morning) `3587,

4I66 3577

est messenger.

lol-ily.

Do it now.

Every Day ofthe Year

\Vith the telephone at your elbow you are

master of the situation-you have the whole Pro vince at your beck and call--you are constantly in formed with all the information you desire.

The telepllonei is an encyclopedia of information, a

protecting arm .in time of trouble and 'out-runs the swift-

_ _ ,

I A few minutes with the phone will save a day's tra-

velling. It runs your messages swift, sure and satisfac-

You can have a phone if you will just go to the

trouble _to write, or nsk Contract Ilepnrtmcnt about if.”`

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