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dinner.

More it’s 1

Nv&l’S-Ste _-RootC_om-

poundheliencegfs -the kid- i1¢YS»; S ‘ em C¢811S€ the blood? from poisonous uric acid _anddoes away _ with that backache quick- T ly-Nya1’s kidney' Pills' aregood too 25c box.

-E.A.Fos-ter I

Central Drugstore 4, ' ' -3_1

I ' _ R

I \1e69`

is-no reason this season why

who makes har own'dress» not make her coats' else.

of the notchedtsilorsd collar

is practically past except

garments such as the

et|ier___strictly tailored

with s little care s coat

turned out at bomb quite as

as if made by_s tailor.

design,-7889. is excellent for

molre or_sny favored

lsal

s-coat gtelher care must

s oui_d be

grain ln- -the

_presqntatlve

fill]

nl!

SPUHIIIG .|ifW..S Leicur

_Foil-vv-us are the Wirriiv. i=_oth` '-.seniors dim. rivine the present _thc competing clubs:-_

snuioa LEAGUE. I

Connaught' v2 Crystals

Abegweits Victurina

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mm*

555

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Played

Crystals 2

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Victorian Connaught;

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(Special to The Guardian)

8 _ ey. D At Camphallton~Camph¢llton 14,

Marysville 3.

at-Amherst-Amherst 1 st John

nis wssruen _ ' ' nfs iesiissnruuf. _ TlllE.'l_D0l. EW.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Jan. 27.-Increasing

easterly and northwesterly winds. Partly lair with _about the same tem- perature; local snowfalls.

THE \\'FIA'I‘HER.-The weather yes

-_terday was fair. ‘ ' ` The highest temperature last even- ing was 15 degrees above iero and un the previous night 15 also. At ;l5o. m. it was 2 above and at 9 p.m.

at 12.19 and' tomorrow at 12.51; it " will he high tonight at 11.31 and

tomorrow at 12. f

The sun sets this afternoon at 4.59

and tomorrow at 5.01; it rises to- morrow morning at 7.27 and Thurs- day at 7.26.

The moon sets this evening at

6.84.

There was n new moon Monday, Jan. 26th at 2.34-a. m. The first quarter of the moon will he on fruesauy, Feb. ara at aaa nl

m. - .

The length of today. will -be -nine

hours ‘an'_di thirty-three minutes.

“SllliE"|i|'E MEAT, - Mill W”

' Bo left Burns tersely' describes-; ` fish, biit'"3it_peo_r, dyspeptirst Hamm: ‘ use is not new so desperate as when

Pardon wrote. For ‘the msn wgo has-'tile

now can _eat out In or

it, if he just foilowih so Ns-Dru-Co Dyspepsis Tu let. _ These xeinukable tablets blnilli thi troubles of the chi-enlcdys " lc-thu ulsnlvllio is billons~the s erer from hssrtbiiru ‘gas on the itenulch orgesgaa- sionsldadigestion. You can est heady meals of wholesome food-\-and digest

nyepépeu 1*-bieiye. 0 _

leieiioe, ill;-m:‘: qnllggnllld certain in their action, ‘giving prompt relief from _all forms of stoniac _ ble,

fveorgaasaudbringingsboutpermsnent

.|__,AUI1f$S -/_lt tue'

the warn, 1 request

gflate tor

comin;

l LIL of

_infiiorit-y_ _ oi

ci MBI". the Wdflrhe in touch sith

you du to

Jani(

ST. JOHN, Jan. 26-Saturday W

ni ht’s hock

Bill- Mr

M” ‘ °

.. . _ QF' o __ ` H' colilfkg-

over iLcull'¢an'a restaurant street, -i175.

........ ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-In the arson of Mr. P. A. Smith, of Prince

Games W. I.. For Agst Pts- _sti'ect, another candidate has entered

_ Played "gin ld for the civic elections. Mr.

10 5 2

.-,--131:' ras been aske_d`an;i has con-

d"e`i"lte'd to he nominated to represent Ward l. ln another part of the pre-

. 0 sentissuc he addresses a letter to the 0 clect_ors‘jsf'iliclting their suitcase, _ond

no expresnes himself ns being' in lav-

Iwrnnunnilrra LEAGUE. or 'ol e.-ohomy in tho various eiviein. ,,.,,,, ht Wm, dm, e

-_--_

sais sssssnigricii

Contln\;_fi°oin-

.___

pro to the

contract or

Island

N ow ,

Prince of the

would he Taxation

is, under con-

government, impossible,

this condition Prince Ed- is steadily drifting. if you can, Mr. Speaker, or the rendering void of

terms of Confederation between smallest province and this great

It would he but a be-

oi’ a most dangerous course,

would establish a precedent

Any innovation that will unnecessar- dense; to the B,-mah Empim of 1 l1.Y..U\”"°¢.\°° UW b“f_`d\’U' 0' th” tak Whiilll WB i0i‘m B0 iii”~P0i‘f-ant a part. stlpated waste matter and oison

A,,,,g,_em _paver ho _is opposed to- Ho stands Ii! is not the ares; it is not the fr

’ also for whoever Water. more city number oi voouio: it is not the ex- Remember, n onuenrer to-night wiu

lillhts and adequate irc PFOWCUOD. taht of the trade; it is, Mr. Speaker, straighten you out by morning. A

the part we are of the nation, which is as important, small though we

lfre- F

ll EUNSTIPATEU UH

anus »uscliiis"

OR B!Cl~: ‘ANADACI-IE, SOUR STOMACH, Bl»U_0_GISH LIVER

AND BOWELS

shi

Get a 10-cent box. Take a Cascaret tirnight to cleanse'

your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning. You men and women who have headache, coated tongue, can’t sleep, are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with n sick, gnssy, disorder- sd stomach, or have bncknche and reel all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets-or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathatic pills or castor oil?

Cascarets immediately cleanse and egulate the stomach, remove the

~ - .- __ B s 1°. danger not r

l»'\`0V‘=m“°"» bill U0* Bt- the 95°F* only to the little island but danger sour, undlgested and fermenting food

flames W. I.. For Agst Pts rice of efficiency and improvement gg the great nation of Canada and n

nd foul gases; take the excess bile om the liver and carry oii the con-

om the intestines and bowels.

10-cent box from your drugglst means healthy bowel action; a clear head

HWY \>€» BH 8115’ Of the 8i`°H¥¢i‘ PPO- and cheerfulness for months. Don't \'llicee_ forming the Confederation, for of, tha ohndl-en

liir A J McFarlane, Annandale,

Mondav

Rev. J. Heaney,. Charlottetown.

U0".

which is termed the Dominion of Canada. Is it the intention because

was in "Charlottetown _ . thu Island is qmau and its popula-

tion only about one hundred thou- sand, is it the intention of the big- ger brothers between ths Atlantic

*mt ‘V0 K°“°i“Kt°“ 7°°¢°|`d“Y “"5"” and the Pacino, to ignore the smaller

brother and cnet him adrift without a com as w thou `

D s, i t an anchor, like

-WFS M355 'W00d l`°Wl`il9d f-0 the a derelict of the waves? Canada has

self-end at her home in Hazlebrook.

M_rs. Joseph N. Pinenu of North

tv yesterday after snendins the already in other ways railed eo mini

its contract. Prior to Confederation, the island had a well established commerce with Great Britain and

ustico is visiting ln the city the the west Ingram as wen- as other guest of friends. R.

lands. The colonies now comprising Canada had only a very small pro-

MISS I-»0iiiB6 LYUDB. C\l8»\‘10tt9t0W1\. pottion of its commerce. By entering

....»_.

was a passenger Sunday evening 110 the union, the direction and control Georgetown on a visit. of its commerce and industrial deve-

lo ment were delivered over to Gan-

. I, _

Miss Martin, of Orwell, has been in ada. The independent lines of trade

rs .John Rose.

Miss Celia Walsh, Somerville, is in

Miss Meleta Jones, Pownal, lwho

Dr. B McKenna of Oyster Bed

Albion fora few days the guest of which this Island had established

were diverted to Cnnadian channels,

_ M _ ' ' --- and continuous communication with

the mainland followed as a conse-

Mt. Stweart, visiting her sister, Miss duence. Before Confederation this is- Clara Walsh, teacher.--L. land was doubling its p0Dulntion

every thirty years. Its revenues doubled every twelve years. If the

has been visiting in the city, return- are-confederation ratio oi increase

The tide will be high this morning ed to My hum, on 5__¢;|;m-¢]ay_ _llad been maintained, the population

would now be 217,000. It is only ri ht to assume that the uniavora le

- _ D

Bridge was in North Rustico recent- coqiditions brought about in the pro- ly, the guest of.Mr_ Simon Pineau. R vince, were the result largely of the

non-fulfilment of the terms of Con-

rur. nun Mrs. w. C. McLeod, Freneii .federation regarding the mainten-

Rlvcr, were among the visitors to H1100 Of B11 Cmcieiit Stelim Communi- Iiurns’ Concert last evening. “W0” wth Fllmn?" “iid Wiiifel' iw-

twecn the Island and the mainland.

My-_ 'femme Mggdonalm M_ L_ A__ I would like to draw-the attention

returned to his home in Georgetown ,Of the HOU” i0 the i°¢D0ft of the by the mail special.Bunday evening. _d®1°€9»fi0ii f\‘0m the Illeiid to Otta-

`wa for better terms in the year 1872

,Miles Elsie McLean returned home It would appear that their demand

_to';Moni_;ague»y_`es`terday afternoon af- for six representatives was granted ter_a pleasant visit to Charlottetown without any reference whatever to

further reduction, and they fully be.

Ilir`. Irwin Miller nas returned to _|i°‘7° that HWY Were Peileiving Bi!

bisiiome ln French Fort after visit- l‘@Pi“83@H'1H¢lV€B HS I1 mflnlmum num-

iiig fi-lends in the city for the past _'W' week _ I have endeavoured to show to this

House that one of the chief terms of

R¢y_ D,-_ T_ F_ gum;-t0n_ charlot- Confederation between the Island

~u_-

tetown, was a passenger to Kenslng- and Canada was the concession of ton by thewestern train yesterday six-rerroiiontativss. I have'-proved

_ _ gtg"-n00n_ ` that prior to Confederation our pop-

ulation was steadlly_and rapidly in-

'Dr. P. J`. McDonald, Bt. Peters creasing. I have shown that after-

B11¢v_ Funny M¢A\_:1`|¢y_ gg pagers sponsible for this condition of ny _was in Gharlo tetown_ yesterday _ "“"""‘ . ,

1-ie returned some by znearternoon -__Ki_¢ln°.Y |~l'¢lI|i|¢ ' ' "°i”- _ ‘ -Il -lleredilar 2

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prowse,.Mur-

Miss Katherine. Belles, Charlotte-

town, leaves Monday night o`nN n DRESDEN _ ltt lti iBt tl »0t.,J .26.S 1

toning upliflillrfliililiilliilk Tak. 0 "fx va’ .n os on-un QW Whether Kidndly disgiilse is(h;)l?i:dli,t?

Bay, was among visitors to,Char1ot- _wards our trade and population tetown yesterday and returned home steadily declined because the terms in tl;a_aftai‘noon,_' were not carried out in their entire-

_ty._ I maintain that Canada is re.

_ _ _ Y

BUT DonD's KIDNEY PILLS

them coo-‘-if or mrs Ns-nrooe nw I-isriof. -oem to Ghofioiiéiovu ` _ _ ' -AI=W_AYs.ouiui: rr.

by tbs Southern train Monday morn- _ ____ _ '

°:.i.r°.i°=c.fir°"°:>~'i.‘*~-c

Dresden Man, Who Inherited Trouble, _ Ifinds Speedy Holler and Permanent Lure in Dodd's Kidney Pills.

BF! 01' n0». .s» a-matter 'of opinion.

mr* I .tm nu hu I _I ' Mr. Elmer Llewellyn, Albion, is Mr- Samuel Burkett, n well known

me mawml _The Jae __'§o|__y=P;i_l;°__o ms b,oth,,,._ E-i_r;__i_i_n;>_ws that noon-S Kidney Pins ._ _

i t

th°¢,,:|m gm 0 ” “iw ‘°“°°°"“‘ um* I ._ _ a ch ter '1 inherited m ina nie , '-

0W0if - _ ___. ia - _ ' -

im Wir. T P Hoo , arlo sown _ Y ney ease - ' ____ ~

_ t, ._,___, _ _. __

..':‘.';'.i;‘. 5. _ ;:f:....";i.°.z"::.f..f:; .&2.°‘:f.f.';t.°:'.:‘.f.:‘.‘? .2?'f'-.'°.:.:°:::::.;. .“;‘;:‘.';‘f_ 11... ...___ .. . . ______, _

" ` " Em-y_ trlfd various medicines, but it was ` _ ._ : " -

i` '

to seo that _the pntvcin il- i _N Dm? 7%" h'-1-°'bmh;7_ no spent the png; few Qységg 'visiting _that he inherited his from his parents

_ _ _ _ 1 . _ ll _ »»' _ .. _

h ' '

g .

affairs and that it is t_he duty of the Dominion Parliament not to rob or deprive the Island of the repre- sentatives justly accorded to it. Otherwise a grave injustice will have been perpetrated, and ere long Prince- Edward Island will be alto- gether cut adrift from the Confedera- tion.

I ‘do not ask for generous treat-

ment from. this House. I do not ask favours. at the hands of greater powers. I do not present the humili- ating spectacle of Prince Edward, Is- land crawling to the Parliament of the Dominion and begging for the re- storation of its six representatives, no, Mr. Speaker; on the contrary, I stand upon the floor of this House in the interests of justice, on the firm 'foundations of right. I stand here as a representative of a people who ask for nothing but their rights, and their rights they must have, if. the solidarity of Canada is to he main- tained.

There are _those who scoii and sneer

and scorn to treat with others who may be smaller in circumference, smaller in trade and smaller in population; but let me tell those peo- ple that it is from the foundations, the walls and the roof that the fab- ric of a nation is constructed. De- stroy one part .part of these and the whole thing falls in ruin to the ground. The people of Prince Ed- ward Island were not anxious to en- ter Confederation. I believe such has been in the order of things to the greater advantage of this wide and glorious country; but I am also firmly convinced that this representa- tion queation. which some seem to think of *eo lightly, may yet prove that pow- er wlthin' the nation which, working outward, will shnkc the very founda- tions of Canada, and set back our country for years to come. _

There are many other phases of

this question that 1' might present to _the House; but I do not cure to oc-

'pared to grant subdisies, and I urge-

to continue losing its representatives until none are left, because the draulhtsman,\ in drawing up the terms of the union, overlooked the conclusion that would he arrived at as to representation, and neglected to use words necessary to provide* for a minimum representation.

I want to call attention to another

point Du the Atlantic there is t

point out this: Prince Edward Island deals very largely with Newfound- land and ii our representation is re- duced, it. will furnish an argument to the anti-confederates in Newfound- land. They will be able to say, look at Prince Edward Island; forty year; ago she joined Confederation with* six representatives but the Canadian Government has broken its agree- ment with the Island and now they have only two or three representa- tives as the case may lhc. That wiil,, be one of the strongest argument; they could use against Newfoundland _ becoming a part of this Dominion and it is well that the leaders of both parties in this House should take this mutter into consideration. I say that it is not too late now to hand back to Prince Edward Island the number of representatives that it had at the time of Confederation.

I am and have always been an ar-

dent supporter of protection for Can- adian industries, and I would like to see a resolution brought down grant- ing subsidies to shipbuilding firms ln this country. I cannot understand why this Government that appealed to the country with the cry Canada for the Canadians does not at once take hold of this matter. 1 under- stand the late Government were pre-

upon this Government to do the same thing. There is another article which is largely produced in this country and which ought to be pro- tected-copper. Our annual output of copper for 1912 amounted to about 80,000,000 pounds. All that was taken nwny in its raw shape to he refined in other countries. The United States got 75,800,000 pounds and Great Britain the other 5,000,- 000 pounds. If our Government would subsidize this industry we should see refineries started in (.‘-an- uda giving employment to thousands of our people. What is the use of saying we are in favour of protec- tion if we do not carry it out? We cannot afford to wait and the Gov- ernment should take hold of these two matters immediately. Let us not worry about the criticism of outsiders, we have the credit and let us go ou, or we slinll see n young Canadian Government rise up and do this in our stead.

STATE OF Omo. Cirv or 'roi..mpo, }

Lucas Counrv

Frank J. Cheney mslres oath that he is senior partner nf the firm oi_li‘. J. Cheney &Oo. doing business in the City of’l‘oledn gounty and stats aioresaid.nnd that said rm will puv the sum of ()Nit HUNUREIJ l)OllLAlir5 for each nnd every cuso of Cat- arrh that cannot be cured by the use '~' Hall‘s Outarrh Cure. FRANK J. CH ENEY

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my_pressnca, this dlh day of December. A . |880

(SEAL) A. (__i___l_.£}‘A_lf_0N_:“_

0 UB .

Hsil's Oatarrh Ours is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and muc ous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. ‘ ‘ Address: |".J. CHENEY & C0 ’l‘ola|io O ~old b all Dr

trous to suppose that the province is '

H71_|s'iB_es`t__fC'_oug[|.Sji°upis : Easily Made at Home

.C011 Lille. and Acts '@lclil,v. ' Money Refunded I! ll.-’_Fllls.

This recipe makes' In danced of coush

- he

independent colony of Newfoundland syrup, and saves you about 33.00 as com-

and this great country will never uareo vain; ordinary _cough regned_les. _rx be complete until Newfoundland loins BWP" ° B1 lil G ¢ous s-even,” _w oop

n-" n , dis plndid fur

the Confederation and I want to 23:: |,,:,';.,,_° 1.31;-r¥n,a2roup. Hhgarecneri

and other throat. troubles. t

Mix two cups of granulated 'hugar wlili

one cup of Warm wislcr. und stir for Iwo minutes. Put 2% ounces ot Pin:-x (fifty cents' worth) In a I0-ounoe bottle, and add the Sugar Syrup. Take a ieaspuon- ful evi-ry one. \\vu ur thrye iiuurs. Tastes good. ._ _

This takes right hold of n cough and

gives nlmost instant relief. li iuimu- intrs the appetite. and is sllshilv IMP- live-hotli excellent fculures.

Pinex, as perhaps you -know, is liie

most valuable concentrated cuinpound of Norway while pine extract, rich in gualucol and lhe other nulurul healing* pine elements.

Nu other preparation will du the work

of Plneic ln this recipe. aliiinugli strained honey can be used inslentl uf flue sugar syrup, if desired.

Tliousunds of housewives in the United

Stal(-s and (lunada new use this Pines and Sugar Syrup recipe. This plan IMS often been imitated. but the old success- ful formula has never been e<iualeo_ lin low cost und quick results have made if immensely popular.

A gunrnniy oi’ absolute salliifac-lion, nr

money promptly rl-funded, goes with this recipe. Your druizglsl hun Plnex, or will get it for you. lf noi, send lo The Pinex Ce., Toronto, Ont.

LANDV GIRL" 'FO DAl.Hf>lli~lIl~l_

.vin li. lienry iluud of Duliiuiisiu,

mg i.'.fire, Candy (llrl, (record 2.11) ing marc, (randy Girl, leecuril 2,11) from iilr. Henry (`ruiniur_ of (luiiip licllton. The price is said tu \iuv~- bcen in the vicinity of $450.

l. was cured ol Rheumatic Gout by

ViINARD’S LINIMENT.

Halifax. ANDREW KING. I was cured of Acute Bronchitll by \iINARD'B LINIMENT.

LT.-COL. C. CREW READ.

Sussex. '-

l was cured of Acute Rheumatisni

hy MINARIVH l.lNlMliJN'l‘. _

Markham, Out.. U. H. BIl.i.lNil,

Lakeneld, Que., Ucl.. 9,1907.

::For u superior tonic to guard

you against winter aflllctions there is nothing better than our Norweg- ian Pure Cod Liver Oil. This tonic is put up in the most palatable foriii possible, easy to take und' the most efficient remedy ol its kind that skill can produce or money can buy. l’\lt up in bottles at 500. und 250- A pint, plain, 40c_ The Muclfiniioii Drug co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste. Mci.f_

::ln Rexall Emulsioii of (‘-od l.ivcr on you have the mostiiniuioliie. eineient _ form _°f “li” “”“‘“" ard familyi Jnediciiic. , The Rex- nll article is’ repnred from the finest und purest lgjorwcgiuii oil combined with hypophosphites ol lime and soda. 'l‘iic formula of encb bottle is plainly printed on the label. Price 7.'ic_ and 35c_ according to size. The MacKinnon lirus 1""-. (70fi‘@T G"""f-

y iilrgiats, 75c. _

Take fa'l‘s Family Pills fur coristipa

.cupy your tlmefurther. It is mons-

tion.

George und Kent Sta. MM)

l _J _

I .

}MMmuMm it

k ol Bikers

----Skalasi at Sweeping Reduclions--f---

= After having a most successful year in our skate department, we find that we

g have a_ few pairs of broken 'sixesstill left on our shelves, and in order to sell iiicm

quickly we have reduced' the price down to about factor y cost._ 'l`hc-*Se skates ai e the famous “Boker” make, andare used by professionals everywhere, w'hic~ii goes to prove that ihequality and style is unsurpassed. Do not procrastinatc. ,-

v .

--- no till about eighteen months ago ' _ ._,_- -.-.-_~ , r _--_-‘-: _--,,~,»_-

'ifi J n Melfin n and Mr. Louis en / J " I ~//

tice orilsr to resume her 'class-

rstuiuea at the beginning of the sunt to ao,ooo one-inniureri pound ’ ` , Extra special prices given on Hockey sticks to Clubs buying in qiiniiii.

' " _ .chem of ren. wiueu, ii piueea on.. ties. Large assortment. '

'uuimu ei Ammon. <'ii'»ei»°}.'f»."_i.i".'.i.e'i.te"°_`§off»‘eiIi"l'e.'l',“°h of ` "ff ' _ I " ` ' ` "" 0 If 0 ig; rslidelltlll pri; nearly 13 miles high. This may con-

.R. -

vmas__slrssd

` `El for no nn irrreurn nad-xio _ To _ _ no Carson, of Brookfield, were in tile _Pills tbigtal got ai; pgrmignent uri.

0 gglgrxgggéy attendmg the Bum' mf: Since then I have not felt nnyiol- I ' Strong Spring Skat( S’ in Siz-egg tg

,if _ ° --- _ feet oi myoni trouble, and 1 feel ' 12. Made _of good quality. neg. price 50a

` Miss Enid Smith, Pownall, was n time anybody groubied Wm, Kmney ea, Sale pr|ce . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . _ _ 431: a pr,

nmouzvr tone city mtordev by _Diverse will ue renamed i.y ure use _

e iliwiv f°' the nun-or I-isruor train to resume oi noone Kidney run if they fouow Hockey Club Skates, which screw

ofdvoge 'af her Short -Course studies. _ dlretctgons ¢;l_:is:ly____ ' - on the boots, good qualiiy_3tr;iighl runners, -» - '_"‘ _" ops aotrmy-bhled` ‘ _

mvooli ssthe _ §3_i'. Mr.'nienuru ooiungs, wnimHRo_l_i<i, by noausxioney igiiir. B 1 :rn °v3eii r Former ‘mee 50°' "ow 39C Pr

Hi ° ° '- paidn short V it to Murray- li °i‘ known here, and anybody who wishes Vikin Hocke A stron am-active

_ North _the guest of Mr. more particulhrs of my eurs can have _ ‘k de f St yl N-Ck I glated with

the great ¢ _ s ate, ma e o ee i c p

with Henry Liewllyn. hem by writing me and enclosing _ . R I that the noun- -___ _ _stamps for rspiyp uck stop. Sizes 91-2 to ll l-2. egu ar be s resilient or Mr, one Mrs, simon Pineau oi norirrs money ruin never :nu in ' _ 1.00 now...... -.--.-75c pr.

and tllli'°\13" Nlzuli Rllgivo UMUC WCUUBNIY JHD- cure any form of Kidney Disease. ‘

it _ in bcity and registered at

alone. for the year 1918 was eqniv

vey some slight idea of the enorm

lpold of ll hnsi ous sale of the famous "Ssladn’ but his residence is ss

c o ere cmucie.

. W. W. lvhser and Mr. Russell I ' H » ' L ` _ `- - _ . '

mvintfvri .A giineiire mug? ho?" “Weai`W0ii” Pants - - ` ~

M _*WY* 1," ff.; M2- ,ax for working men are _ I... 0 M it 1: E1 ID .

stunning- en'°1‘¢riuuiene snort the best value. - - _ . . _ _ Coarse. Those young men will no - `

m4___|io_sht mskssooa ‘nie :what they A _ --

.»li.‘-` ~ \ ~ _ 'halve hlen tanlilt duringutliis course. ‘ _ f ie. . . . -_-.-..~_.

_ _ i Peerless Hockey, as illustrated.

'ill' devote Hotelfn. _ ' Nickel Plated with puck stop. Sizes 9 to

- - 11 1-2 Reg price $125 Sale price __-_i,;;,,,;»;»,,;'f_¢,,,¢°°1=f,,=,;;,§~;§>_1,~,;;, gg ' » ' eo. pr.

v I _ i .

sith Kustleo th _guests i Mr. and _ "*"' - _ - 11"- °*f'"~ *"°°~5- R- ° ___{§_v111~,=-<;°“';§_°°f-;;~;¢;°'--__ ig- ' a1re§‘.°’?~1'ielif2i°'f>iZ.’{eo.Bftsidléwariiiif

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Dominion Hockey. The old reliable

(as illustrated) used by the leading Hockey- ists, Nickel plates. Reg. price $2.35 now .._................$1_80 pr,

Novo Hockey. This is zi high class

skate which compares favorably with other $5.00 skates. Reg. price, sale price $2.30

Montreal Hockey, made of extra

fine Crucible Tool steel, double-end heel

finished. Sizes 9, 9 1-2, 10 1-2, ll 1-2. R_e . price$5.50now __ .. $3.7’.r'5

Ladies’ Hockey _skates, Charm,

Beaut and Fairy nickel plated. Reg. prices 0,175, 2.25 'and 2.50. Snlc-prices

Dunn’s Srecial Hockey skates- in

sizes 101-2 an 11 a few pairs len. some quickly.' Reg. price $5.00, sale price

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1.65 and $1.85 ner pr.

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