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made with white cloth

tops _gud white Leather

‘ Soles and heels.

The newest 'summer

. boots for Growing Girls

Sizes3 to 6 . _ . .; .$1.75

Sizes 12 to 2% . ._ . 3.95 Sizes 9 to 111/J _ . . 3.25

Sizes 6 to 81/2 - -1 2.60

See our Window

I Alley & Co.;

For Your Soldier Boy

' ln camp- or at the front; for

your Sailor Lad patrolling the high seas; from you to him to make his heart light and to help keep tight the home ties. _

your photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest Designs

in pcture 'frames lu all sizes and

styles, moderately priced. Cali and see them.

The Bayer Studio

The Best Eye; Service

Having recently' return-

ed from -Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate

course in dQptometery and was awar ed my diploma, I am now in a position to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable; ‘

My parlor is fitted with

the very ,best and latest in- struments and is on a~par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mo'n- treal. _ We guarantee__ you per- fect satisfaction and'are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes. _ - We are also expert' re-

gairers of Eye Glasses, pectacles, etc., and will at- tend to same while you wait. '

E.E. Parkman

_I Graduate Optomentist, ' _ Montague, P.E.I.

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_ We Are _ - Modern Opticians 1 We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything-new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we

have it.

Our optical oiilce is of the most approved style and is equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli-

ances. _

Glasses iltted by u_s do not de-

trsct_ from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic ehect to be obtained. and can assure you that our glasses add a certain note ofneatness and refinement that meets with

favorable comment.

y Childrerrs eyes recbive our .special attention, and we pride 'ourselvell on oim ability to dt a child with chiid's glasses, not . with cumbersome glasses that

were intended for rdlxits. _

Shddow Retinoscopy test used. Succeeds where others fail. ‘

(H. J. _Mahon Opiontetrist . and Prescription ’ .Druggist ' .‘ Montague . - P. ll. island Next door Bank oi Commerce

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_.`.°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON

tative. ' . _

EXPERT 'SWEARB PATH E

_ _ _

An interestln bit of imon

of Paths records. _ _ MF- W00di'\|K., an scoustielan nation-wide reputation and one of

trade. testiiied under oath that,

ruff concluded with the assertion th he could not conscientiously __tes_ti

cial interest in view of the fact th the Pathe company had nointerest

s. witness, as the company was neith

or the other hy the outcome of trial.

[HE MARKETS

CHARLOTTETOWN_ MARKETS

. (Friday)

Butter per lb . . . . . ... ..

Beef lb. . .. 25 Lamb lb. . ,. ,, Hides per lb. . . ... Calf skins ..

._ sounle .r’sAn|<s1's.

(Friday ‘hy Telephone)

W Oats bus

Pota/toes bus Esss doz. _ . . ... . Butter lb. . .. 'Pork lb. .l. . . . . . . ... Hay ... S

(Friday by Telephone)

B. Oats bus. Potatoes bus. . . . ..

Pressed Hay

Pork

-i;_._.___._;_. `

_ KENSINGTON MARKETS.

(Friday by Telephone)

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

(Friday by Telephone)

'W.Oats bus...

Eggsdoz... . ..

Potatoes white and red Hides ..

summensloe mankrfs

(Friday by Telephone)

Butter (dairy . . . . . . .. . .. 40 Butter (creamery) . . . Hay pressed . . . . ...

Hay loose Hides (per lb.)

Potatoes

Wool unwashed| ._ ..

Wool yashed ..._ .. ..

Eggsperdoz . . . . . . ...

Calfskins Black0a.ts...

-.. ... ,. ..

~-‘.

.Vlinard's Linlmeng Co., Ltd. '

Gents,-~ I have used your Mins

beét medicine obtainable-

,Yours truly. '

"Al.lmnn noorlsv.

Livery Stables . `

uomcus lloliss

'nlclls . A

$700. Purses $7- 00

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'rucic will 'hs the lollodlns sc k

Track. on the above date:

on June 15th. when one `per cent. purse will be due. .Two per cent. Lili “"3 ‘”.‘i.3'° ’l§T..€°'l.‘.; 221....

, w on es

Puraes divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 _pe can '

National Trotting Association rule

IIIGIIIDOT.

close,-Juno 10th. '

T G IVE8,

K test y,

a 'patent suit of large importance re~ cently on trial in the Federal District court for the Second District of New York. had to do with the periections

Llnlment in my _family and also in my stables for years and cousider_`it the

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raeerhoid on the Montague R'.\ce

' ..‘~|1' r,Ava.tp my minus Province.

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the Georgetown Guardian represen-~

RECORDS ARE IEBT

the

foremost authorities upon recording and Dressing in the talking machine

his opinion. "Paths records are the best samples of recording and music on the market today and excell any- thing else in quality." Mr. 'Wood-

at fy

otherwise and that he did not expect 1_0 Dl‘0lit ID any way by his testimony.

The expert’a testimony was of spe-

at in

the legal proceedings in which he was

SI'

plaintiff nor defendant and its inter- ests would not be affected one way

the

Nllnards Linimsnt Lumbermsna Friend

Potatoes bus. 50-55 While Oats bus. .. 1.00 Black Oats .. .. 1.00 Hay ton . . . . . . . . ... . $18-20

Eggs per doz . . . .. . . . . . 32-36

-35 '22 8

Poultry . .. ... . . . . . . . .. . , $1.»1.25

. .............95~1.00

B. Oats bus -. 95-1.00

32 40 22 21

MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ..

W. Oats bus. . 1.00

... ... 1.00

Butter lb. . .-. 40 Eggs . ....34

$20

Hides lb. ..-. .. 11

vv. oats bus .' . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . ... so B. Oats bus... , . . . ... 95 Potatoes .. . . . . . . . . .._ 50 Butter lb. .. 38 EE€sdoz........... .......34 Hay ton $20

$1.00

Blltterlb. ..., 40

.32

Pork . 22 Huy ton . $21

45-50 19

-42 6

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$12 10

. .. 50 . .. 67

. . . . . ... 90

Pork (organs in) _... 19%-2;

[Ja/mb pelts . . . . . . ... . . 1.00-1.25

22 95

Pro rletor Roxton Pond Hotel and

Wen’day Aug. 21, 1918

2.17 Trot, Purse $250.00 2.30 Trot, Purse $250.00 2.45 Pace and Trot, Purse . . . $200.00

Entries to the-aboveolasses close;

U. on

Ang.

lo govern, ot .which this track is a

Don't forget the date the entries

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. .°TWO#!:lNTl PIB WORD each

insertion for advertising in this ool- -umn. Cashinust aeeolnpany order. ‘Minimhm charge twenty-live cents.

1 . .*THE ANNUAL MEETING of the

Ives Black 'and Silver Fox Co. will be held at Montague on Saturday, June Sth in'the sample room of D. J. Mo- Lean. Mn. Daniel MacGregor, Presi- dent, M-r. J; J. Mynes, Secretary.

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Continued. from Page Two '

Mrs. 0. MacCallur_n, 50c; A. C. Mac- Leod, 50c; Norman Finlayson, 26c;

Annie MacLeod, 74c; ' - Total ' $20. GEO"l`0WN

Collected by L. W. Shaw. W. S. Easton, $3; ‘ .

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xunau manova solrrll Collected ‘ily Miss Ethel Johnston.

Assistant Teacher. .

A. P. Prowse, $25; W. H. Prowse,

$15; A. D. Macbennsn, $10; A. S. Prowse, $5; Wm. Keeping, $5; Clifton .Mathieson, $5; .W. 'F. Prowse, $3; Ger aid- Prowse, $2; Heber Bell, $3.50; Pearle Weeks, 26c; Ethel Lowe, $1; Mrs. Horatio Mahon, $2; Miss L. Pen- ny, $1; Mrs. Henry Ma1hon,.30c;-H. F. Sencabaukh. $1;. Mrs. B. H. Sen- cabaugh, $1; B. H. Sencabsugh, $1; M_rs. Sam MacLeod, 50c; Mrs. Heber MacLeod, 50c; Mrs.'_~Fred MacLeod, 50c Arthur Whi-te,_ 50c; Miss Jessie Brehaut, $1; Henry Harttin, 25c; Mrs. John Cairns, 25c; Mrs. G. Billard, $1; Mrs. Wm. Cooper, 75c; David Bull. $1 Mrs. Freeman Reynolds, $1.25 Miss Lizzie Hawkins, 50c;' Mrs. T. Ro- berts, 25c; Mrs. Henry Bea`_rs, 35c; Thoa. Hyde, $12 J. F. Herring, $1; J. R. Bailey, $1; Rankin Bell. $1; Billy F., 50c; Mrs. W. F. Herring. 50c; Mrs. S. Bowdridge, 50c; A Friend, $1; W. A. Alley. $1; Vernon Jordan, 50c; G. A. MacLeod, 50c;, Jos. MacLeod, 50c; Raymond White. $1; Richlard' Murley, $1.25; Preston Prowse, $1; John Brooks, 20c; Verna Brooks, 100; Ray Brooks, 10c; Mrs. George Dunn., $1; Norman Ma`cA/ulsy, 50c; John Brennan, 50c; Mrs. S. Liv- lngston, 25c; Mrs. J. S. Kivingsione, 25c; Harper MacKay, $1; Mrs. Jas. Bell, 25c; Mrs. Geo. Herring, 75c; John MacDonald, $1; Dan.MacLcod, $1; Horace Hyde, 50c; Mrs. Crawford. 25c; Mrs. David Brooks, $1; Mrs. John Stewart, 35c; Lorne Bull, 50c; Perle Jordan. $1; Mr. Martin, 250; Wm.- Vanllderstineh 50c; Wm. Van- Iderstlne, Jr., 50c; John lnlgly, 20c; J. S. Livingstone, $1; Ernest Mac- Laren, $1; Roland LeLacheur, 20c; Owen MacQuaid, 50c; Cyrus Psntridge 50c; Edybhe Prowse, $2; E. M, John- ston, $2; Emfbert Penny, $1; David Herring, $1; _

Total $123.15

` MURRAY HARBOR SOUTH _

Collected. by Roy Brehaui, Teacher.

(Principal)

Rev. E. S. Weeks, $5; W. S. Hugh.

$5; Mrs. Wm. Sharam, $5; Roy Bre- haut, $5; W. H. Robin, $2; George Beck, $2; -F. W. Lelsache/ur, $2; Mrs. David' Reynolds, $2; I. R. Prowse. $1; Mrs. E. J. Lumsden, $1; Mrs. Morgan King, $l;'Vere White, $1; Markilldberts, $1; Will MacKenzie, $1; Ernest Penny ,$1; Mrs. Vere Pen- ny, $1; Staff*-Sergeant Roy MacDon- ald, $1; Adldde MacDonald $1; Albert MaoLcod‘. $1; Freeman Reynolds, $1; Mrs. I. R. Prowse, $1; Etta Murley, $1; Simon Jordan, $1; Jas. LeLaclleur $1; Mrs. John Hill, $1; Alex. Bell. $1; II-lanlord Bell, $1; Mrs. Herbert Brehaut, $1; Percy White, $1; Jas. Brooks, $1; Arch. MacDonald, $1; Jean Keeping, $1; Mrs. Celeb Jordan. 50c; Mrs._Arch. MacDonald, 50c; Ez- ra Book, 50c; Lemuel Beck, 50c; Mrs. Reuben Penny, 50c; »Mrs_. Horace White, 50c; Mrs. Milton White, 50c; Mrs. Frank Jackson, 50c; Eds M._ MacLeod, 50c; Harry Brehaut, 50c; Mrs. Henry Phillips, 50c; Henry Jor- dan. 59c; Mrs. Wallace White, 50c; Wins-loo Dunn, 50c; Mrs. Nelson Ken- nedy, 50c; Mrs. Jack,-Osbourne, 35c; Henry -Penny, 25c; Whitney Brehaul.. 25c; Elmer Stewart, 25c; Ernest Podle Weeks, 25c. ‘ ' Total _' __ $60.85

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- ' TRIC _

Collectedlhy Miss Linda Minchin.

-Teacher ' ' ' _ "Peter Brehaut, $5; F. C. Le|Lachenr Lncheur, $3; Mrs. J. H. Ls-Lacheur, $1; John Brehsut, $2;_A. R. McKay. $1; Fred Davey, $1; Mrs. T. R. Ds- vey, $1; Mark Sencwbau-gh and wife, $2; J. ll. Winsloe, $1;,Mrs.` Milton Howe, $1; Percy Lelbacheur, $1;' Bent Beck, $1; W. V. Brehaut, _95c; War- ‘ren Brehsfut. 760; Mrs. E. M. Jordan $1; Miss binds. Minohin ,60c; Oe.le‘b »Jordan,`50p;_ Miss Edna. McKay. .50c; Mrs. Chas. Jordan. 50c; Mrs. Hamp- den Hawkins. 50c; Ruben Macllon, 50c Mrs. J. H. Daivy, 509: ~W.~P. Har- ris, Soc; Jordan Young, 50c; Florence

Ldlncheur, -IM; _Beseie'#.e\1ncbeur. 10c; Graco Lebocheur, I c; George Davey, Bo; Bessie D_avey, loc; Percy l>svsy.1o¢.; am. om»»,’asc. _ 'mal _ \ _ ' some

CAPE BEAR SCHOOL DISTRICT ' Collected -trillion Mary Mc'Donsld. TW.. D. Irvin-g, $l: Jordan Bros. $4; C. A. Hall. $2; Mary MacDonald. $2;, Sandie MaoKsnal’s, $1; _Richard Jordan $1; Herbert Cohoon'.`$1.60; Nhillalu inns 81: Mrs. ‘o. rl.. meson, sl: Elliot Wil-iiamd. $1; Mrs. Annie Pang. ny, $1; Sandie Msebonaid, 75c; Isahc Stewart. Goo; Mrs. Isaac Stewart, 50c; Mrs. W'm._Irving( 50c; Mrs. llilla Botliplbsslgh. We: Mrs. John MaoKonsis, 50c; Harry MsoNoii, lilo;

RHI' illllllill FUND is

up strnklaue. soc; Lou1s‘H¢rrl¢,'soc; Mrs. Phillip Billard, 50c; Mrs. Wal- lace Maclhy. 50c; Mrs. Ed. Chapman 50c; Howard Cohoon, 50c; George

gdtewart, 506; Mrs. Thos. Gosbee, 86c;_ rs. Peter Wlhite, .25c; Mrs. John

Jackson. 24c; Jas. Hume, 25c; Lochy MacNell, 25c; Misa Jessie_Chapman, 25c; Mrs. Jos. White, 25c; Hedley Penny, 25c; Mrs. Annie Harris, 25c; Mrs. David ' White, 25c; Mrs. Will Beck, 25c; Wallace Beck, 25c; Mrs. Allen Macleod, 25c; Mrs. Robert hil- ler, 25c; Mrs. Whitten Herring, 25c; Roulben Cohoon, 25c; Mrs. Jim Mac- Neli, 25c; Mrs. Robert Penny, 25c; _Mrs._Mont Herring, 25c; From the pupils of Cape Beer Bchool,- Mary Irving, 26c; Silas MacKay, 25c; Chee ter- Strickland, 30c; Vernle Cohoon, 25c Mildred' Bartlett, 25c; Gertrude Bartlett, 25c; Emmerson Cohoon, Gc; Charlie White, lllc; Jes. Chapman, i15c; Clare White, 25c; Frank Mac- Leod, 5c; Emmerson MacLeod, 5c; Cora. Penny, 5c; Albert Penny, 5c; Sandlie White, 10c; Evelyn Billard, 25c Marjory Penny, 10c;

Total ' $33.95

WHITE SANDS

Collected by Ellen Peters, Teacher.

Deliert Mocilon, $5; Jos Brooks, $1.25; Chas. Brooks, $2; Mrs. Wm. Nicolle, 50c; Fred White, 50c;`John Bishop, 25c; B. N. Beck, $1; Alex. McLean, 50c; Mrs. Rebecca Bell, 25c; Mrs. Watson Bell, $1; Mr-s. Albert Johnst/on,`26c; David Bell, 25c; Mrs. John Phillips, 25c; J. W. Glover, 50c; David Glover, $1; Mrs. Wm. Glover, 50c; Mrs. W-nl. Buell, $1; Mrs. John Beck, 35c; Mrs. James Buell, 50c; Wm. Clements, 50c; Ernest Bell, $1; Hammond Nicol'le, $3; Clarence Nl; colle, $2; Mrs. Janay Buell, 50c;_ J. P. Beck, $1; Mrs. Chas. Brooks, $1; H. E. Brellaut. $1: P. Harris, $2: Benj. Beck, 50c; Jas. Nicollle, $1; -Childlren,-George Whlte,'. 15c; Har- ry White, 10c.; Everett Wllite, 15c.; Irene N'icolle, 50; Laura Nicollc, 50; David' Bel‘l, 10c; l1ucy_ Buell. l0c3 John Bei.l, 25c; Audrey Nicolle, 25c; Isabelle Nicolle, 25c; Arthur Brooks. 50c; .Ethel Buell, 50c; Eugene Glover, 25c; Elmer Glover, 25c; Willie -Bell. 5c; Percy Bell, 5c; Sarah Bell, 200; Freeman _Machon, 25c; Stanley Buell, 10c; Margie Macholl. 10c;-Florence Clements, 25c; Ellen Peters, 'l0c;

Total _$35-

NEW PERTH

J. A. Dewar-,M. P. P.. $25; Mrs. J.

Mc-Lean, $2; J. M. McLean, $1; Russel McLaren, $1; Mrs.' ‘Russel 'McLar- cn, $1; Mrs. William Cain, $1; Mrs. Jas. Gordon. $1; G60- MCI"- tyre, $1.25; O. S. Collings, $1; Ste- phen Shaw, $1; Mrs.-'Daniel Gordon. sl; Miss Jessie B. Mcdonald, $1; Mrs. Terrence Power, $1; Archie Ham- ilton, $1; Thos. Cameron, S' Wire. Stewart McLaren, $1; Alex. Hamilton, $1; Mrs. Alex. Hamilton, $1; G. H. Myers, $1; Mrs. G. H. Myers, $1; Wm, Kaneen, $1; Mrs. Alex. Smith, $1; Mrs. Fulton Smith, $1; J. J. Smith, $1; Mrs. George Martin, $1; Mrs. Peter Stewart, 50c; Mrs. Daniel Shaw, $1; John Mlnchin, $1; H. G. McNtiil, $1; Mrs. John Mc'Fad.y~tn, $1; Mrs. S. Vanliderstine, $1; C. H. Mc- Neill, $1; Miss Catherine Walsh, $1; 0. S. McNeill, $1; Mrs. O. S. McNeill $1; Mrs. M. E. Hamllton, $1; SP<-"IlC€l' Moor, $1; Wm. Moar, $1; Mrs. Daniel stewart. $1: E. L. Meer. $1: M- Moar, $1; Mrs. John Kennedy. $12 Extra in cheque, $1;

Total $57-75 DOVER

Collected fby Sadlie Whiltewa-y: Friend, $2; Angus MacDonald. $1;

G. B. Whlteway, $1; John Whitevmy. $1; Wm. Whiteway, $1.50; Sadie B. Whiteway ,$1.50; G. A. Whltewsy. $2; Matthew McLure, $10; Mrs. Dun- can McConnell, $1; Archie Bowles, $21 Ioseph Lowe, $1; Jos. Nicholls, $1. 'rolsl $25-

MUBRAY RIVER

Collected by Etta Cann. Rev. W. H. Sweet, $20; McDonald

as Son. $20; Cook & Son. $20: M. H. Bonnell, $20; Dr. Lester Brehaut, $20; Ray of Hope Institute,.$20; J. M. Chapman, $10; R. H. Moore, $5; J. V._Mu,rphy, $5; D. A. McLeod, $5; _Gavin McLeod, Sr., $5; Robt. White- way, Sr., $5; Fred) White, $5; Mat- thew McLeod. Sr.. $5: Primary De- partment, Murray River School, $2.35: Elfwood. Reynolds./$2; L. H. Brehaut. $2; We-tson White. $2: J..A. Macin- ltosh, $2; Mrs. G. A. C. Mclntosh. $2: Gavin McLeod, Jr., $2; B. A. Rey nolds, $2; C. A. Senoabaugh. $21 J. E. MacKenzie, $2; Samuel Hume. $2; A. J. Mclnnis, $1; Mrs. Geo. Lowe, $1; Mrs. Francis Horton, $1; D. _J. McLeod, $1; L. W. Murdock. $1; J. A. Dewar, $1; F. D. Brehput. $1; J. P. White, $1; R. Keenan, $1; w. J. Moore. $1:~Rev. W- E- CH- penter, $1; Mrs. W. E. Calvpcnter, $1; C. A. Dutney, $1; Mrs. C. A. Sen- eabaugh, $1; John Stymnlst, $1; Mrs. G. W. Ulvillgston. $1; D. M. Hawk- ins, $1; I William Grant. $12 Waller Buell- $15 Mrs. S. A. Kielly, $1; William Kear- ney, $1; Mrs. J. A. Munn, $1; Gus Keenan, $1; Myra M. Allen, $1; J. H. Banders, $1; Wm. Lowe. $1; Nor- man White, $1; John Lowe, $1; Mrs. Louis Herring, $1; Wm Giddlngs. $1: John Hooper, $1; Mrs. Wm. Keenan, $1; L. H.» Herring. 311 Rl\¥m0“d Kee ‘nsn,'$1; John Sanders, 75c; Mrs. R. Keenan, 50c; Berthla Carpenter, 50c; Mrs. Goo. McLeod 501:; Jas. 'Etymo- lst, 50c; Mrs. D. M. Hawkins. 50c; Mrs. Leonard HOW". 500? MP5- Alex. Munn, 50c; Mrs. Wm.~ Munn, 50c; Mrs. M. J. McLeod, 50c; Estel- la ,Wheolen 50c; Katie McLean, 50o; un. P. J. noon. wc: Mrs. K., Mei,

_mnaid,.|i0c; Mrs. Minnie Bowles, We

carrie H. Msclriiodh. 5l)o:'illrs. Hec- tor McLean, 60c; Advanced Depart-

igistvis-urrdy River School 50c; Alex. Hg , 50c; Mrs. Bsmuei Stewart. $54!; Mrs. J. B. Davey 25c; Myrtle Mum 50c.

Nfl hither Jorrli, 500' Hirlm Hyde

'Pda

25c; Jessie McLean, 25c: Mrs. Tllos. Dori, 50c; Cecil Horton, 50c; Etta Conn. 901:;

Total $2.90

I.l'I'I‘LE SANDS

Collected by A. B. Mabey. Malcolm Smith $2; M. G. Snlith

,$1; K.,Ferguson, $1; Sarah Smit-ll, $1; John McPherson, $1; Flora l. Nichol-

McDonald, $1; Mrs. Mhlcolm McNeill, 40c; Mrs. Margaret Blue, $1; Mrs. Murdoch MacNeill, 601:; Neil McDon- ald, '1_sc; samuel Dixon, sl;` Mrs. M. Dixon, $1; Mrs. Malcolm McLean, $1; Mrs. Joseph Sickles, 25c; Mrs. A. D. MacNeiil, 50c; Laughlin McLean, 500 Mrs. aM. N. MacLean, $1; Miss Jessie Nicholson, $1; Duncan Blue. $1; J. D. McLennan, $1; John McLeod, $1; Mrs. Archie McNeill, $1; Mrs. D. A. Munn, $1; Mrs. Archie Blue, $1; Mal- colm Blue, 50c; Mrs. J. A. Gillis, 50l' A. J. -MacLean, 50c; Charles Olsen 25c; Mrs. A. C. McKenzie, 50c; li. -W. McKenzie, 50c; Mrs. P. McNeill 356; A. B. Mabey, $1.90; M. A. Mc- Neill, $1;

Total - ' $31.

IIQPEFIELD

Angus McShee, $1; Mrs. J. A. Blue

70c; I. D. Munn, 50c; 0. D. Living- ston. $1: Harry Bonnell, $1; Finlay McLean, 80c'; Duncan Blue, $1; Allan McPherson, $1; Allan Fraser, 25c; B. McEachern, $1; Mrs. John Fraser. 50c; Jas. McDonald,`$l; Mrs. Jas. MacDonald, $1; Mrs. A. Mllnn, 25c; A. D. Smith, 50c; Roderick McKay, $1; Da-vid Buell. 50c; Christine lilac- Pherson, 50c; Daniel McDonald, $1; A. G. McDonald, 50c;

Total ‘ 51,;

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Collected by Norman McDonald:` C. W. Bears, 25c; Mrs. L. Graham.

20c; W. A. McKay, 50c; J. G. Nlcollc 50c;Henry Sharam -$1;Mr_s.Jas.M.Slla ram’, 50c; Misa Blanche McKay, 50c; A. E. _Richards, $2; Mrs. Grotto, 75c; Mrs. L. Gosbec, 50c; Mrs. S. W. Cuddy, 50c; Geo. Mahey, $1; .T, J, Kirby, 25c; Mrs. E. A. Kirby, 40c;

Collected by L. W. Shaw. J. H., -Mrs. Archibald and Miss

McDonald, $10; Elmer Jenkins, $5; A- 0- Cosswcll, $5; lun. Ethel Kill-KM. $52 Mrs. W. W. McLaren. $3; Mrs. William McLaren, $3; Wm, G0l'd0ll. $2; D. A. Stewart, $2; A Friend, $2: S. C- Knight. $2: Daniel Mcphee. $15 Jas. McPhee. $1; Lottie Fitzgerald. $1; D, P. Mclclnnon, sl- E. B. 'Hemphill $1; Mrs. J. A. Dal- ziel. $1; Mrs. B. Stewart, $1; Mrs, J, _S1€Wl\l`f. $1; Dr. Barnes, $1; Percy

Lennon, 25c; Mrs. J. H.'McLennan,.

son. $2; Duncan McDonald, $1; W. Il,

D. A. Horton, $2; I

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We lffer ‘many novelties that erelf- _E ,_ ---~ e lr appeal to you-_ . '

Sm 'I lie pricrs you will flnd so unlformli' 55 _ll-w, l..at this finest of cut i»l|H=S 15 Wlihm . ;§

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Henry, $1; Eileen Hibbett, $1; Mrs. §Jolln Morrison, $1; M. McLean. 5_1; lhflrs. Walker and Miss Keele, $1; Mrs I". i\IcDm1llld, $1; Urs. W. H. 0' Brien, $1; Mrs. Jolln Walker, $1; Glcll Jcllkills, $1; Mrs. J. A. ;\lci`)on aid $2; Mrs. Aitken $2; 1). D. Mc- Donald, $2; Mrs. Sophia Johnston, $1; Mrs. Compton, $1; Mrs. E. Doyle $2; Mrs.A. Renton $l;P.G. Ross $1; M-rs. Geo. Lavcrs $1; Ml°s.,W. R. McDonald. $1; Jas. Mclfinc, $1; Mrs. 1M. J. McDonald, $1; Jus. 1-lull-ter,

Total ' $4 55 ._

Y ' $3; J. M. .\lc-holsoll, $1; A. H. Park-

GE0RGET0“N ici' and family, $6; Edwina. Hilchcy,

i$l; L. W. Shan; $2; Mrs. Margaret }McKeown. $2; A Friend $1; Mr. and Mrs. _Thos. Henry $3; Mrs. Allan McDonald $1; Mrs.- C. Leonard ‘$1; Rev. J. A. Greenlees $5; A. D. lMcLel‘1an $1; A Friend $1; T. E. [Morrissey $1; Mrs. H. T. Manuel $5; M-rs. M. Burke $1; Mrs. J. W. Mc- Phee $2; Mrs. D. Gordon $2; Mrs. F. Conrad $1; Milton and Guy Hemp-

',hill $2; Mrs. `John Hanson $1; Mrs.

J. Mooncy $1; Mrs. (leo. Gotell $1; .Mrs. A. A. Mcllollzllll $1; Mrs. Maur- iicc Dollovnn $1; Melville Ross $1;

James. Hessian 50c; Mat. McPhee 30c; J. McPhee 30c; Lionel McLaren 80c; A Friend 25c; Mrs. J. Smith 50c; Johnston 251;; Dora Lavandier !i5c; Henry Sampson 50c; Mrs. F, Gotcll 25c; Cassie Hemphill 10c; Mrs. Henry Golell 600; Mrs. S. Bell 200: Peter Morrison 25c; R. A. McDonald 50c; lt. D. Kehoe 20c; Mrs. Michael Martell 50_c; Mrs. W. H. White 25c; Mrs. Wm. Lavcrs 500; A Friend 25c; Mrs. George Yostoll 40c; Mrs. -Fnlr~ child 50c; Mrs. H; Fraser

wc; Mr. Clements $2; Mrs.

m. McLeod 25c; Margaret,

LePoge, 25c; Mrs. Westway, 25c;_ Hughie Stewart, 25c; Theodore lla-' vers, 50c; Victor Iiafusc, 50c; Mrs.

A. C. Stewart, 50c; Mrs. Howlett, 10`c_ Mrs. Wm. Batchildcr, 351:; Mrs. M.` Dalton, 50c; Mrs. E. M. Quinn, 50c; Mrs. A. Levers. 50c; Mrs. Murph'§.,1 25c Mrs. J. Butchelder, 50c; Mrs.-` Manuel, 10c; M. McLean, 50c; Mrs. A. Owen, 50c; Mrs. J. »Mcl)onald, 239, Total $137.31

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(‘.olloctc<l ily Mrs. llnnllall Collings._ Sturgeon lied Cross, $15.

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Mulehide Ploughboot

Men’s latest style Invi $7.00 to $8.50.

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Boot and Shoe Specials

Men’s Invictus Oxfords '. _ _ _ .$5.00

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and $25.()().

ctus boots- $2000'

_ -Splendid Black and Blue Serges

for $18.50 per suit-.

Blue Cheviet Suits, extra ~value »

at $15.00. _

_Clothing Specials ~

Splendid, all=woo,l, worsted suits, guaranteed dyes, and the best fit- _

_ ‘ ting, models, priced $21-'.50. $23-00

Men s'Artlsan, wholestock upper,

Split, top __ _ _ _ _ _$3_25 A large line of other suits, wor-

steds and tweeds, from $10.00 to

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275 Bags Middlings

Just Arrived

We are selling this right' and we

are giving special prices for quanti- ties of five or more bags.

Also a full stock of flour, mostly

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Men’s felt hats, the newest shapes and shades, in soft hats, and the _ very latest in Derbys. The soft hats especially are most pleasing this

We have also a few nice, GE- NUINE PANAMAS, of the best I quality that we are selling at $5.00 and $6.00 each. They are extra for -

We have also a full line of Chip

~ hats from fifty cents to $1.50.

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