FEBRUARY 25, rgir

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T-' ~- 4 as " ' It Phys to buy in this Province. There were no cases before the poi-

’ _ G R M t 1 M ta ice Court in this city yesterday.

. . I on gomery, on gus, was

- enner S Jewélry Store in the C1*-y yesterday. H. J. and Mrs Palmer, city, have

_ Noinatter how small a piece nf jewel, , Neil McLeod, Bumnierside, return-

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1 Y n SC! y0lir ]t-welry

_ If you try us wilh your ewely re ) a Jo.l;i;els11.e;:oxusi;is, Park Corner, was

Q . ‘i _ J y lniriiigi' P' g etx-ning on the after-` The February term of the Sup-

D _ 0# Wlllvbe pleased with our work, _ noon train west yesterday afternoon. reme Court meets in` Georgetown on

` ~ '-“ ~ ‘ _ ‘ Tuesday February 28th.

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returned home from Montreal.

afternoon

Th Pm” VW t5 S0 U18! if we were unfoiiiiii 1 ‘

_ me emo, 1 t The many friends of Harry Barr, --

e have our’store_-burned to the ground. vou could cailllthz City’ Wm be glad °° l°“'"‘ th” h° ‘si » Thom” Ki°kh“‘“' s°"m' W" “`

ext da 8 d now on the road to recovery ,mong those registered at the Victor-

ia Hotel yesterday.

All should attend the concert in -_-

ll l 1 » eunerg jeu/ieler Notre Dame Academy on Monday C. R. Rogers, Bumimsrside, was a-

` ‘ evening next. A splendid prograrnme mong the visitors to the .City yester-

will be given. ‘ day, registering at the Victoria. _

MY li e went up to Sum Mc sill, 0 Alexandria, I h e N merside from this city on the Victor- leaves this morning for Georgetown __

About seve - v - K N i

3 _ -@-

whlch left at 3.45. i nn, Saskatchewan.

°* C0ok’s For Your PHOTOS

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Five Roses in bbls and lialf bbls

Royal Household bbls and half bblsl Royal Stewart in bbls and half bbls Fedora in bbls and half bbls Purity in bbls and bags Beaver _ in bbls and bags Puritan in bbls

Quality Guaranteed, Prices Low'

Beer Q Goffs

L_* ' I- any-| .

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Ilaril Coal

We are now discharging Hara Coin from nie Aniiuiu

Gibson. Customers should

order and take delivery of

their coal this week as the

price advances"`after Ist Oct-

ober

C.l.yons&Co

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AUCTION SALE!

lam instructed by MR. ROBERT C.

MCMILLAN to sell, on his farm, Meadow Bank. West ,Riven Lot 3 , within two miles from Cor'nwall--ON- `

MONDAY.MARCll6Tli AS ONE 0'C|.0CK P. M., SHARP (and if' stormy, next day) STOCK-z general purpose mares, mare ' 4yrs old lOaklcy Baron), mare 4 yrs

0ld(B_razilisn), foal (Crown Rights), 4 mulch cows in calf well bred; 2 lieifers 2 yrs old, in calf; z oxen z yrs old, 5 cal-

"°" ‘”°" """‘4 Pig' 6 "‘°'“*"°“" 6

gllslhellp wiiéarwilib bushels potatoes, lov. Alsohis of |00 acres. j~,.‘li’i‘.§,i,::.i;°.'.‘::'...°'°:.:i. ,:.:“:f:..rz’;s: ".$.if‘8..»‘i.‘ii"li‘ i‘.‘.'.‘.i."l‘i‘i i.l'3.‘I2..i’°ll.“'..l£ l v il ii...

‘ell at door. bout nine miles _ Qhflottggtown n summer, and six miles

Tlliltlds-`lb.ll\pnd rider. cash: over sp.00 ulne months ordfiit on approved lo iii. “°¢°l- 'Der cent off for cash.Termsior Nferm et-sole »

0 reserveml h{r.McMill;n is gaigpgrvlgst 2-scditsrmwiwipd. ' Auct oneer.

Sample i Shoes

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-Boys’ boots

pers

~ laces. etc.

merely photographs.

had.

SUPPLIES

isiilineto which iw DIY PH" ticular attention. e citrri' ai good stock and can ill-l0lf0 10"”

fl*‘\'l”l"l~LT“'i“° golden harvrst which has hitherto T B

l" This is the last call " from oursplendid stock of sample footwear-the sale will end the last of February a n d every il bargain offered now will ’ be then withdrawn.Now l

l is your chance to get

good footwear at small prices--the values oiler- ed here now are so un-

. usually good' some folks

think they’re not real. They are, alright, and

‘_l you can prove it by

,fl shopping early.

--Men’s boots and slippers

-Women’s slippers, ox-

fords, boots and overshoes <-

---Girls’ slippers and boots ---Childreii's shoes and slip-

---Shoe polislies, shoe trees,

li Alley di C0 ‘P Charlottetown

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\ DR. A. B, REID I Dl!lNTlS’l‘ <'=i°=f.'°“.:i.°.-i.-pw ~ .ii..f;si§.t'.:.1: ru

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THEhdi',fieren<ile b5tt\vee\p_1l5evpr<liri‘i:;{

oograp iin _ e in _a

i)sriue to our skill and hiirh trade

equipment. l

_ Every sitter is given iliilivifluril fitteiii- , ion and treatment iinrl the ioslill-ii “si Produce are pr-.;l_,,,¢,~,\pl]i¢ porirults not

Let us deniunstrnte oil_r skill |>,\' makin for you the best por rim. you liaie evo

The Bayer S tuilip

I Derilirry

Dr. C. H. BEE

Surgeon Deniial Berlin Dental Parlors Richmond St. Phoiie153J Over Prowse Bros.

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live,

- spring.-Moncton Ex.

the Canadian vessels remain-ed at the

to move on from its own docky-ard.It is said that next year the Elinor will

tal. -

the first round MacBeth worked

and superior strength,

wlthlis we k¢¢pa¢o,,, . _ Y )0l\ l@8\'€ ed yesterda afternoo ft b - Willie. Kane N P th i

, _ plele record of It we _ _ 3 n a el' a usi in , ew er , was n

,md-every n, ht an __ _ 2. :Ou a_ticket ness trip to this City. the City yesterday returning in tue

f I g Jewell? left viilh us., is lliiced in fire

lil hockey special yesterday aftrrnoon with 3 car of horses cn route to Gov-

The many friends of G. O. McLeod, Tomorrow morning a memorial ser-

] :_ “fldiily _ known in this _vice will be held in St James church.

1” _lf City. will exceedingly regret to learn In thc evening Rev T. F. Fullerton i yr that from reports received yeterday will take as his subject Retribution.

'_, from Burbank, Cal, where he went __

il some time ago for his health, state At 12.15 on Sunday the Decoration ;_ that he is not improving. of the So1dier's monument will take

place. The program is: First Post,

il The Subiect ofthe sermon at the Nearer, My God to Thee, Placing the i_ Baptist Church next Sunday evening wreath, Last Post, God Save the

. by the Rev Z. L. Fash will be, “The King.

Joy of Sacrifice-With illustrations

from A-Tale of Two Cities. This is Theophilus Moore of the Inland Re- tlie_last in the series on “Great venue Department crossed by the SCYKPY-Ural Truths-With illustrations Earl Grey yesterday en’routc to Tru- from Great Books. ro, where on Monday he will be sworn

-1- in as Collector of Inland Revenue for

In connection with references being the Charlottetown Division.

made to new bowling records in this city it is interesting to note that the The many friends of Mrs J. D. ' Rochester, team. ,of the New York Hammond of Raymond, _ N. H., State Ten l‘in League recently estab- daughter of E. J. and Mrs Carew lished what is claimed to be a Bungay, will be pleased that she is world’s bowling record. The team steadily recovering from her operat- of five men rolled a total of 3,371 ion for appendicitis and at last ac- l," 1" match Htrainst the Syracuse counts was soon to leave the Hospi-

Normaii Lund, of Charlottetown, The attendance at the Arena Rink

». P. E. I., is thc guest of his parents, last night at the special ten cent

Charles E. and Mrs. Lund, Sackville, skate .wus large. This was the sec-`i

p Mr Lund has lately had charge of the ond dime skate this week and their ' cable office at Charlottetown for popularity is plainly evinced by the

F. B. McCurdy & Co., Halifax. This generouspatronage. The Fourth Regi-

‘, cable which extends between Halifax ment Band supplied a splendid pro- ,i; and .Charlottetown recently broke gram of music. for the occas-

fmfl rcilairs cannot be effected until ion. ~

The Western Nova.Bcotia Hockey

A The Boston Post or Feb istii gives Leekve has been granted the privi- its readers a budget of news from lege of competing with the champi-

‘ Prince Edward Island. Among the ons ofthe Nova. Scotia League for l* items touched on was the presenta- honor of playing with champion ~ tion to tue school Boi-.i-d of 'riios teams from Prince Edward Island

Ha.ndrahan’s picture, death of sever- and New Brunswick for the Starr al prominent people including the lam trophy. Wolfvills will play Am- lWm Laird, marriages, movements of herst to decide which will play the iiteamers and many other int-erestliig Prince Edward Island champions. Ex

,items culled principally from The _-'

Guardian. Tlic Moncton Transcript has the

following which will interest many

In a letter to The Gilardlan vesrtcr- here- "J° J' 5BY‘€r has left for

day Mr. Reilly, l=l0¢i~¢itm-y of Qlle y_ Montreal where he will meet some of M. C. A. kindly offers the following the wrestling promoters ol that cltv explanation of the result of the Em,_ in an snilrnvnr to get the llllaritime 'lrethall game Oi' Tliiii-may nlgm in Provinces in on the general circuit.

tue Y. M. ci. A. which was incorrect- G~‘vrr° l<°“°°ilY- 01 Svllomcf Perl\_» .

ly rclmitod: "ln ‘tlic account of the ‘vm VC Um mlm with “'l‘°m Mr' E Y ‘

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ou Thursday night itwns incorrectly HH Kemliffly lil U10 l"00iU1l?-9'-l Kin! -scieeii that iiie P. w. c. teams was ‘if Cefmfliell P1">'1\°f»=fS. hc vlwvlfl lr _

lla ilouhlc header. This was an error in 3 l‘05i\El°" '-0 gi1V¢‘]\Vh`- 33iY;‘i ti* B C h r

'as the Second Abcgweite' defeated the me 0" Y 0 DCM. Sui t c pose il f

2nd P. W. (J, team by the more of lg of having them visit thc provinces. e ways ~ “sy as 0 e _

to 10. 'riis iiiistniie in the item was Wre.<tlins.~l»v virtue of the eiipear not the fault of The Guardian but U\'°"l °f lVl'»Uf'l\Hlf1. /\l1dr\`90¥\. BUHIH. was the result of information given Kll0“‘B “lid 0Ul¢1` l0D notchers. hee over the telephone from my home become almost an institution. in this late in the evening when 1 dld not lower provinces and if the game is have the score book at ham) to ve,-_ conducted in the future along the iiy it, and in which l was in an-0,-_ same excellent lines, would go far to l wish to correct the Btatqmem lm- prove one of the pastimes of mari-

the boys and also to ,mt the news time Province sport followers."

reporter of The Guardian iii .ii right

light. Keen iut'reit was manifrst in til

-_ wrestling contest which took plarr

The Halifax dmlgyarlll whim was in the McGill -University Gymasium once big enough to accommodate the on the eveiiini; of the 17th, when Roy proud fleet, of the mother ¢-,ounil-y_ S. MacBeaf.b of Marshfield won the appears to have dlfllgiilty now ln decision over J. Mark Smith, the I+ looking after the plgmy fleel; 0( the lander who held the heavy weight Canadian navy and the Steamers of championship last year. The bout the mnrlnc and fishery department. was a Sblfnflid '@Xhihil5i0n -of clean For years it has been th: ciig-tum of scientific wrestling and was particu- the imperial gave;-nming to lay up larly last all through the flill time the surveying steamer Elinor at the limit- Both mm “We l“ supefh dockyard. When the naval depart- ¢0l1d|tl0“» b0fh Plilytd the game fo ment and the marine and fisheries de- ‘Willy Rnd l2l\F0Ul!h0Ui» U10 G0Ht@Sl- the prirtment became gl-amped for mom’ honors were nearly equally divided.In

a

liasket ball amei, at the Y M Saw-i will i,~n<lu<~t his liuiiiness, and

piers but thtre was no room at H.M. ‘au in two mi““t`°9 thirty si* sec' dockyard for the Elinor. She lies at °Ud5i Bild the B¢¢0“d l'0l1\ld gave ii the drydock wharf, looking strangely fall -in 5mif»h'S “WOT lI\`B\i€ht'1Y°V€1‘ out of place in lm- new head, qw. three minutes. In the third and t-ers. Report has it that we lm,,,,._ last round no falls were taken, the ial government will not 'again under- d°¢iSl°“9 being Rive” ll* M~‘1¢B°'°l"fi go the indignity of being requested favor for his more scientific play

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~ '. ~ ar' ` §’i‘.i'.§l’ii`ii i§’aii‘i'z'?.'i>‘ii been gathered iii by Halifax citizens. . he eSf

\\;i'ié~;eil>ii3‘liilrii(d?iediis on :mv gmc Ehlllor is S' tragifmt ‘gsitor to t° I

d -ll s por an cr o cers ave iiiims- O

i:‘.z‘i°.:.‘:‘::.‘:.l;.;‘;°.:l..i°.:.iif ......i. ...._ P 'Ca

brood sows i boar pig (Berkshire). Bo *i

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` -Truckwagon (B :-1 ge n) ‘ 7

cart, truck. wood sleigh, pung sleigh G

driving sleigh. buggy, Concord wal;on,| h_sy mower, wheel rake, gang ploiv,| singae plow, disc hsrrow, spring harroiv. i

*CU ¢_l'iseed,drill,grain crusher (Fliirey_) ' p,,c8,, °,,,__

threshing machine and cleaner, furnip i"|i;)mptl'inl;or:l?

sowe tlb'l h f k c d ,DSW “l'."°, . _ blneklil,diivhnguliiiiriessiilvoskiiigrliuiijriixs, §‘;§,"B‘:, }ég§‘l§‘0*f&;"“‘° be found alongside a St. John‘s plow harness, forks. shovels, hoes. etr. Tarred otion Tra\v|Line Wharf. Bhd that NcWl0\ll\dlBl1d mer CIO _among ln 500 bushels oats, 70 salmon wine chants and mechanics will reap the

’I‘ ia .n.i E i .aa li shed House.

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Bruce Stewart 4|. Corlfd. : ; wiiy siiiliir fi-om coma? You have

Siiccessuriilo no excuse for doing so when there is

A Kennedy (Q cm such an easy way to get rid of them.

Box 143

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Ph Our Liquid Corn Cure soon loosens

°"° '77 the _hardened tissue so that the corn

can easily he removed-_weknow this to be e. fact-l5c bottle. E. A. Foster

‘--Central Drugstore, Sunnylide.,_

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Sola C011si`il».rati'c1l

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: \ Wh¢1'r"e"Qualify is the

Who Said

I "Pie 2°*

You can count on getting the sy who ou buy our pies. e ve madslt our nbbv to sive ’:r.i:.:.”:" r.°°v“‘“t:“':.i:l‘°

I Phzy’re§ell%litl.i Pr in crust to

eohglaa are so dleonlty rgseeptiiiél

n e -

%d ;{t`ho:iyy¢i,t`l\ `i'?£|:plo.M'lnce.

ash ns-ton and emon . . . ...

I . .i.. Ile each

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Eatable Cake

H _' eiiketlmtbrln sdeli ht

wiiiiriivesrly onimb. (nailz s‘i|i;l`i¢ iv the ie low whos Dal' °h ,8-

l People’s Theatre snulllmr

(I) A Womenjlyove _ _,__ __

§’.l‘.”.i‘é‘:. ’ili§‘i.°i‘.¥li"§e f?.'lin.f'i.°‘i»_. mm, by pr_ofessionals,you can t _ bent thai-*l\llid~

Scoicli cake i -- 10° Sultana or pl~in cake. .2542 H

Dark fruit cake .. . . 304:

GAN’S

(3) The Life oh Salmon (4) Amateur Night '

_ _ BILLY STEWART

In Illustrated Song.

“NEWK" SAWYER ' Iii Specially

Service

~ Our ambition always has

been to supply our pairoiis with the Best possible Opti- cal Service. The importance of correctly measuring the sliglitest eye defects, has led to thdinveutlon of many scientific instruments and

‘ thc practise of nietliode of

examination _absolutely to' be depended oii_.

For years we have been

usinig these best systems with pronounced success. Our prices are very low;

' iz) R°U§i°’° EnlF,S_°m°n‘ -i..,`~- for instance, ourliigh gvade

gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spherical lenses, including examinat- ion only. 3 oo. Complicated lenses will cost extra

It will pay you to pat-

ronize us.

' V-'L l‘ - - ! Expert Optician

Lunch and Bdkéfy 5Cent|Admimon5cenie

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_ Artistic

Now on

these materials a

Pattern A.

son and white tulips,

34 inches wide.

Pattern C.

44 in. wide

Pattern E. _

ed of plain wovan panels alternate panels of extra work

50 inches wide

Pattern G.

the following colors, red,

.18 in.

» Exquisite

is Displiiycd in P

piece before an idea of their beauty can be formed. ‘We will be very pleased to show them to any one interested.

A pale yellow ground with grey

and white tulips arranged in horizontal rows, also pale green ground with crim-

Tlie most beautiful pattern of Ecru

nladrass in our entire stock.lt iscoinpos-

A iiiost peculiar _oricutril pittcrii of

An .vi -'"-- ` '

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Taste

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g _ - ~ Wk A _

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Q :_-iw °'

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ew Madrasses

display at STANLEY’S

Samples are of no value in a consideration of

nd one will have to see them in the

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Pattern B.

A very dainty l_;»edi'ooii1 design of zi

pale yellow ground with pzile blue sprays of ivy leaves on a lattice work background

44 inches ividc 451: yard

Pattern D.

An_ unusual pattern composed of a

cream allover patterned ground willi silk finished brown vertical stripes

48 inches wide 65c yard

39a yard

A pale yellow allovcr patterned

madrass with both red and green, and blue and green conventional roses in panels, also green ground with green and salmon, and green and canar roses

Sgc yard ' Pattern F.

Pale green cathedral miislin with

ri. white iuullioned pattern, brown cou- ventional rose sprays in panels

48 inches wide 75c yard

Pattern ll. » _

Avery licavy weight green silk

niadrass with avertical openwork pat- tern. This is the correct iiialcrizil for

witli irregular fine niadrass

701: yard

ortiiige, green

and blzickfigiirings on a yellow ground _ Slimmer Portiers

78c yard 48 inch _ 98c yard

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COLEMAN THE PREMIER MINING

TOWN OF ALl3h}Il'1‘A.

The reduction of -iiity on coal,

wllile regarded as ui cii'amit,' iii the coal mining sections of hola Scotia is considered quite tl'.c reverse in the l Wcat . It is the opinion of tile writer, that a reduction ol' freight ciiiirges would have proved more satisfactory and eliminated -any necessity of inter- ference with the pr;scnt lri/tcctive tariff.

Owing to the scarcity ol railway

cars, occassioned by the severe storms, the mines in this \ic.iiity, have been working only at irregular intervals. Conditions, however, are exhibiting symptoms of improvement. i Tipple Supt Leslie ti. McDonald of

the International Coal & Coke Co, has moved into his now residence, Edgecliff, on Victoria Ave, the cot- tageis of the bungalow type and thai grounds most tastefully laid out. i

The fact, that so many oi our,

young people, alter their arrival ini the West, forget or ignore, the teaih- ings of their parents by working on the Sabbath, is to L-e greatly deplor- ed, especially so, as it is the excep- tional case that is a work of iiesssc- ity. That athieets who disbelieic in the existence ofa Divine Creator, choose to work on Sunday is at least consistent with their 'Le ici and should not furnish an excuse for those who profess Christianity to do likewise. Truly, the love of money is the root of all evil. _- Mr 'Tooxnbs of Charlottetown, un- til recently Chief Accountant for P. Burns & Co, wholesale and retail meat dealers in Coleman has been transferred to the Lethbridge branch of the same firm. The promotion, we understand, lg accompanied with a substantial incrcaée in salary. Mr Toolnbs was exceedingly popular in Coleman End-carries ‘with 'him' the best wishps of all classes of her citizeos. _ _ ' __ " Gordon M. McDonald 'ol the Mech-

anical Dept ofthe I. C. a._nd C. Co, contemplates visiting his pnrrnts 'David and Mrs McDonald, Peter's .Road, P. E. I. about the' 1st olADl.

On Feby 1st, Outside Supt Robt B.

heard became the father of a bolinc- ing baby girl. Both mother and child `are doing well.

lI`0m thc BUSBHCB Of il'0Z€l\ WBUEF l 'l'hc i\i;»or..niit unnonilccmtnt wns

lJiP0S and the continued operation Of lmaile liy the iniwiciors, nt the annual,

the C0l11l>i`€SS0rS~ meeting, of the appointment of

J George King, ir. 1. A., F. F. A. si

London, England, as Consulting Ac-

"“‘ tilary ofthe Company. Mr King in

GRAND SHOWING OF GREAT recognized as perhaps thc most emlii-

WEST LIFE ASSURANCE C0. eng living Actuary,

'-- lt is very satisfactory in this cou-

Thc Guardian cells attention to the nectioii to ue sul-e to stale that lui-

advertisement of the Great-West Lite Kinl;‘s report as to me mode ol dis. Assurance C0- in this issue. giving triiiiitinii of surplus has eoiilirmal extracts from their annual ‘report ior,y,l1¢ statement prepared by the Coin- 19l0. During the year applications pany's Actuary, and the Company were received for $1-5.533.400. and in- _wiii, riiereloi-e. he able to emitiniie surances were issued, including reviv- pgylng pl-cfm.; on the same libel-ill B15. 8l110UI\il}lg £0 $14,914,545; the 'scale that has proved so satisfactory '30ml’HDY WN*-lllg for the fourth con- to their Policy~holders, and to sell Seclll-W8 WBT f-he largest Canadianlnsiirance at the Same low rates. Ullimess Of BYU' C0ml’B1\Y» The towll The management of the Compsny‘s insurance in force now amouriis to business in Prince Edward lsloiiil is $56.925.127. an increase of $10.934.441liii the hand.. of Hyiidinan & Co. Lui, over 1909. Tile net rate of interest Clm_rlottgtovi°n_

earned on investmtnts was again ov- er 7 Der cent. The Directors were able to report that not one dollars loss Victoria Lawn for Spring So v- had been sustained in the Company'i~i ing. The bust in the G ty-H investments since its establishment |f1“l"°S Wifi” and 0l1|Y |0 |~3 -if-W :ii 1892. per y irdl -Prowso Bros Ltd.

2~25dtf

Coleman, Alta, Feb 13.

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Hughes’ Cough Mixture

ls ilic most siiccessfiil cough remedy for young :mil old.

Price 25c.

Geo. E. Hughes l

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23 7 Graf toii St

' has the best25c Teain

F. B. H. Higgingbotham_ Chief

pipe-fitter for the I. C. &C. Co ti/nd his gang of laborers, put forth stren- uous efforts during the recent cold snap in an endeavor to maintain the efiiciency of the compressed air line and water service. The magnitude ol 'the task may he appreciated, when it _ is understood that the temperature of

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l compressed air is always below freez- iini; point and the thermometer regis- tered as low as 35 below. That they aiicceeileil in their efforts is evident

' Matchless is a delicious blend of good Coy*

the C’ lon teas, carefully cultivated, town and

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cured and sent to us in airtight ca'idie~:. None of its original flavor islost, and precautions are taken to keep it absolutely

pure.

hlnicliless is the best len at its price---\\'e know it is and

so do our cmtfiiilers. 'l`ry it. Only . . . .. . . . . . . . 25; \\;

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