Letters to the Editor on Public Welfare and Editorial Duty
The Spectator stresses the value of reader war letters as indicators of live thought in the community. It argues letters reveal defects ignored by officials and emphasize public spirit, while urging editors not to overburden them with weak writing.
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the Spectator
Reid
PIANOFORTE TUNER PLYED FOR DANCING
An unusual notice mentions a pianoforte tuner who 활 the scene and offered moderate terms for a dancing arrangement. It also endorses Champlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild, reliable aid, and advertises Meled's portfolio and Granby's guaranteed products with money back assurances.
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Chamain
Meled
Granby
Hockey Match Between Stanley and Albion Houses Set
A nerve wracking hockey match is planned between Stanley and Albion houses. Each side lists goal, point, cover, rover and forwards with players named for both teams. A series of games will be played for an oyster supper and fans anticipate a vivid, memorable contest.
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Giants
Stanley
Albion
Watson
Stitt
Husky Warriors
Albion House
W. B. Stitt
J Watson
C. Neilson
Rover Stit
J. Prichard
Geo. Stitt
Stanley House
John Watson
Teddy Walton
H. J. Wilson
Rover
Geo. Hay
E. Down
Chaberlain's Stomach and Lix Tablets Advised
An advertisement claims a cure for a sick headache from a disordered stomach using Chaberlain's Stomach and Lix Tablets. It urges immediate dosing at first symptom and notes sale by all druggists and dealers.
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Chaberlain
Local Sales Amid Rumored Hoards and Boots Deals
A fragmented notice lists A J Deacon offering a bale of heavy young horses at Lake of the Woors elevator and a look at Wherler and Dancan's ad. It notes Corner Store boot and shoe bargains, cheap shirts, Oscar Murdoch's rent bargains, and McLeod's last week sale, urging readers not to miss the final chance.
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A.J. Deacon
Boots and S
Boots
Oscar Murdoch
McLeod's Great
Chamberlains Cough Remedy a Mother's Favorite
The soothing remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and quick, lasting relief. It is prized by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough and contains no opium or harmful drugs. Available from all druggists and dealers.
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Chamberlain
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