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11 111011501111 U)’ Canadian Legion

, _ THE

. York - Suffolk _ {my ,_ m“ “W, t m, W - Seed Fairw-

, i VMANNUAL SCHOOL i FAIR PRIZE LIST

1. Lauretta Reid; 2. Gladys Croc-

CLASS III-VEGETABLES Sec. l-Six Green Tomatoes: 1. Alvin MacDonald; 2. Allison West; 3. Ruby Clow; 4. Billy John- M011.

Asst. sDCl‘(.‘iZll‘)'—.\1l.\> Bryant-on. s?’ 5-H“; ZTCEmy": CLASS l—(il{.\I.\'S - m“ >‘ ‘i ~ ° m";

iseo, l—-ShEllf of 10o lit-din o1‘ white M;;""S;’°*:"“f"7 4' Al" Mum”

in“: ee. — x ee s:

i 1. Arnold Vesey. York; 2. LE\\ll'-‘ l’ Em Reid‘: 2' Au“)! Macgem;

etta. Reid, Suffolk; a. Waller Moi- ‘ 3' i?“ “Emma” 4 1"““““M“°‘

‘ma, York; 4. Allan n. don,C v - (‘mm -

(head Road. c“ 0 c sec. ii-Cubbage (2 hudl):

‘Sec. 2—Sheaf of 100 heads wheat: 1' mm“ Wat“; 3' vemm‘ mm“

1, Arnold Ve 5.)‘; 2. ivnilor Miiz- i‘? Jane” SW“: 4' “d” “w”- liett; 3. Allan Rezirdon; 4. Lou: M’ 5_P“mpkln (“n”): Bradley’. Suffolk.

i Secretnry- Mary ‘Thomas. l

1. Arnold Vessey; 2. Benson And. i’ m1’ West Covehead; 3. Waiter Mzilicit; SM‘ 6“sq“aFh (‘m’): . 4. Frank Bradley, Suffolk. 1* BUY J°""*“*"“F 2- “m” we“; Sm 4_S|x earsgweet mm (Golden 3. Alvin ltiacDonald; 4. Kathleen 183mm"): ‘Alan-Donald. 1. Edison MacMillan, cownondi (‘"055 W-“owlms Road; a Helm Lewis, York; 3 N01“ tser. l-Bollquet of Sweet Peas: niri Lewis. York; 4, Allison West] l’ Clarence Cmistie? 2' Edith] York. llFizzzekl 3. Dorothy Gibson, , -|‘ Sec. 5--Pi'nt of beans (yellow-eye): Soc‘ 2_B°m'"ﬂ o! mixed “owe”: i ' 1. Dick Vessey; 2. Allison West;

| l. Helen Lrrivis, York: 2. Norma ‘Ixiris; 3. Gkldys Crockett, York. '3' Bmlgaret’ woomdge; 4- Dem CLASS [T-ROOTS 9””?- i Sec. l—1 Peck Green Min. Pot-atom: ‘s?’ ‘li-‘Blruquet o! Gladiolus: I i. Arnold vcssey: 2.151s. Reid, K:‘V“-°°‘_‘ Mwmmld- 2- 9°" isuffolk; 3. David 'I‘n_vlor; York; 4. “d5 Glbson’ 3' 5mm“ west; 4' Edison Macwilian, Corehead. tum“ Wmts“ Sec. 5-1 peek Irish Cobblers: ‘SM: ”_‘—P°'”u':_l Geranium ("mm by i. Arnold Vessel‘: 2. Allison Mnr- ‘pxlhbmjr durmg ye“): Afiilan; 3. Miary Wilts. York: 4. l‘ Gladys Crockett; 3' Olga Pmud vedd MncMillim, Wc=t CCVPhCdd, 3~ Ail-w“ ‘VM? 4- 1"?“ ‘RS9!’- ‘Soe. 3 (en-Collection of 3 turnips I (table) : 1. Gertrude ' l1 ' 2. sloiliiiacasllattslaugloilllt 4. "ndmm? _ Ahcnonaldv Covchcﬂd_ 1. Lavinia MacDonald; 2. Gert- Sem 3 ‘b)_(.cm,c“u" M 3 turnips l‘ll(i(‘ MzicDonlld; 3. Walter ivfallct; Heed, , I 4, Clarence Woolridge. | 1. Eleanor Mill. hlnrsilflcid; 2. l b“ z-‘mm’ "i 6 APP!" lwwmll’) |l“eri‘.e Mill. NIIlFSllﬁClIlI 3. Wilma i 1' 11°10“ Lmlv“; 2' Arthur Brown:

(‘LA S S V-FRUIT

MacDoiiniri. West .' York, 3_ ( Si-r. l-I'lutc of 6 Applcd (Red Au-

Marjorie

i. Muriel Frizzeli; 2. Irene Chap- °1d§ 4- Rb“ Bmck- Muﬁhﬂeld- . ‘ . = . . 1 b iti = Sm 34h”, o, m hem bum: i mil, a. All.son West, 4. EdtthFriz- .5" i l W’ "K

v zell; 3. Dorothy Gibson; 4. Rhea

i. Stilart Vexey; 2. Arnold Ves-

sey. CLASS X-COLLECTIONS

Sec. 1-10 Injurioua Wecdl: l. Covehead Road: 2. Buﬂoik. Sec. 2-15 Deeldioua Tree Leaves: 1. Suﬂollc; 2. West Covehead; 3 Covehead Road; 4. York. Sec, 3—Plant Dlseases: 1. Suﬂofk. Sec. 4—Insects: 1. Marshﬂeld.

CLASS Xl-SCHOOL WORK See. 1 (u) Writing:

1. Ellen Woolridge; 2. MacDonald; 3. Kathleen MacDon-

1. Mary Webster; 2. Muriel Mae- Donald; 3. Alden Dockendorﬂ; 4. Betty MacMlllun. ' Sec. 1 (c) Writing:

1. Alva. Mutts-rt; 2. Allison scott; 3. Athol McBeath; 4. Alvin Mac- Donald.

Sec. 1 (d) Wrlti-nl:

1, Margaret Woolndge; 2. Verna. Maye; 3. Beth Gibson; 4. Feﬂle Mill.-

See. 1 (e) Writing: l 1. Helen Dennis; 2. Edith Friz-

McicMillun A: Muriel Frizzeli. Sec. 1 (l) Writing:

1. Mary Thmnus; 2. Jean Scott; 3. Thelma. Matthew; 4. Genevieve Godfrey-

Scc. 2 (a) Map Drawing:

1, Margaret Woolridge; 2. Garth Bert; 3. Esme Mill; 4. Lois Craig. Sec. 2 (b) Map Dritwdlllii '

1. Dorothy Gibson; 2. Rhea Mac- Millnn; 3. Muriel Frizzell; 4. Flor- ence MacMiilan.

Sec. 2 (c) Map Drawing:

1. Mary Thomas; 2. Benson Auld; 3 Genevieve Godfrey; 4. Jean Scott. Sec, 3 (a) Art Work:

1. Kathleen MacDonald; 2. Mar-

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For lupin-noun Iruillnl! him Wli

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Jilin Parker

EIICIIIIC .

ZDA LA M P5

A CANADIAN MADE PRODUCT

. .:cn Lo her problem by changing . r iillsbiuids opera into a musical r KW ﬁnd making him a success

oi himself. ltlliiél, who has risen Lg

L. Yfational fame with his portrayal.

L'i.tl'lIlCl' ‘fakes A Wife"

Miss Pons sings grand opera arias, Caro Nome l "Rluoletto," and the Bell Song “Lakmcﬂ as well as four new

Fred “Stone In

Dell” At Capitol

1m Iowa v lhc problems 0t’ simple country peo- muto, h“ pic forced into the midst of life in

crceii capital. is the ingcliue in

not which includes Esther Dale, f Air-roni Olsen, Erank Albertson, ‘ sllUllCCl‘ Charters. Lucille Bali, Max-

"Imiﬂks and Ray Mayer.

Scones include the sound stages 1111111111 Hollywood home and a

111 IOWE.

Avoid "chop" lqmp; u,“ burn more than their rated wattage. Get Loco Mud. lamp) . - . Iggy Jg i wash pawn. Tiny pro. vide a dollar's worth of light for ovary dollar's

worth o! current. ,

and 3 Down East," plays the bu» l iii OoQOOCl Perkins and Eric Elorc "c other principal roes . , ' Donald. In introducing to the ﬁlm public the glorious" voicc that has won her _ rcctgnilion as the world's greatest - (oiivrntura soprano,

Watts; 4. Vernon Duck. York. Sec. 4—Coilcctinn oi‘ 3 Rlan-zcls: 1. Marjorie l\I:icDoii.'(id: 2. Lorn Wats; West.

Sec. 5—Collcction oi‘ 6 Carrots. 1mlfiS“"- 4"'p"'"” “I 10 Plums (Purlﬂe):

I 1. Irene Ve&'=e_v; 2. Lillian Crock

lett; 3. Ella Reid: 4. Gritrlirlc Atac-

See. 6—-Colleetinn of 6 PurmiPS:

ounus

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Half double tenement. 125 Fitzroy Street. hardwood floors througlwllt; two fir“ places; large yard l" W“ with new garage-

For further particulars apply to THE EASTERN TRUST

COMPANY.

11-152-11-7-9-11 .

COAL

We In ltlll selling Coal at the My low prices on our hi!!! Fldﬁ coﬂl, namely: A American Hard Nut -- — — $13-99 Genuine Scotch Anthracite — 12-50 Genuine Scotch Anthracite

(Nut) ———'———"' Dominion Coke — -- — -— -_ 0m Sydney Screened — — — Inverneu Screened — - -—- — Albion Nut, Stove, LumP — '- Sprlnghlll Screened — -— —' sprlnghill Slack -— — — - Sydney Slack -— —- -— -" '-

12,50 10.00 9.00 8.15 8.50 8.00 0.50 6.00

50 cents per ton added to DBO": prices after 80 days credit.

Courteous teamute a deliveren.

W. D. Gillis Co.

PHONE 176.

and careful

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Crupﬂ.

mill small sizes with arccss t West Indies and South A ion to handle

Win llirr

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uitli us lwfore selling.

DIONTAGUE

nvoooo¢+¢o-o~ee*~*‘e¢“*“¢“

f, riinusils ATTENTION!

_, i’, Yvriv (hilt the harvest is over and the summer is ended ' you." Ill u most important problem is the mnrlletln: o! your

.-\< wi- have the best facilities for buying, handling llld m: your Seed and Table Stock Potatoes In both the

unllmlted quantltleiu "Ht zvzlioiit tlic mason at highest market prices for ciuh.

you intend delivering at. our w-rebouce In Potato Shed In Georgetown, In eurloads on (no l:.iiin.i_» Lini- or by truck, It will pay you to pt ln touch

POOLE & THOMPSON, Limited

n‘ JAVAAA ‘AA

o the best Canadian. mcrlcan markets we Ire continuously

..: ... mo”. 14H mun-I ~ ._--__

WE DAY SPOT

r-‘on EVERYTHING WE BUY

All kinds Men's Winter Cloth- i in; and Footwear. CIIYIWIlW-‘l and Mechunlcfs Tools, Furni- ture, Stoves. Elm" "

Exchange Store .-

ioa Richmond st. Phone (we "

3. Frances Reid: 4. Allison

_ v Sec. 1—Singlc loaf of white bread:

‘:1. Halon Dennis; 4. Dickie Vessey. moo, ll-Plute of l0 Apples (crabs): i i. 'I‘i:elma Matthew; 2. Janet isivnli; 3. Ruby Clow; 4. Veda Mac- Dcinfd.

(i.

1. Clarence Woolridge; 2. Irene Vc soy; 4, Thelma. Matthew; 4. Lornc Kieily.

(‘LASS Vb-COOKING

1 1. Ilene vcssey; 2. Ferne MP1; 3. Beth Gibssn; 4. Dorothy Gilwon. ‘st-o. 2-i'|=i(i-. of Tea Biscuits. ‘Ii. 110mm Watts: 4. Dorothy Gibson. Sec, Il-Plute of Ginger Snaps: 1. Beth Gibson; 2. Dorothy Gib- .=.l~.ii; 3. Lavinia MacDonald; 4. Ad- i‘l(‘ Wlita ‘We. ~1—I'Iain White Tea Cake: l. Bitll Gibson; 2. Dowthy Gib- iill; 3. Ircnc Vcssley; 4. Ruth Watts. See, 5—-P|ate oi‘ Brown Sugar Fudge ‘ 1 Lorna Watts; 2. Eleanor Mfl; ‘ 2. Fcrnc iviili; 4. Jean Johnston. Sec. 6—I'int jar of canned beeta: i. Beth Gibson; 2. Ruby Ciow: 3. Rut-h Wntts; 4. Genevieve Godfrey. ‘Sec. ‘l-School Lunch: i 1. Muriel Frizzel]; 2. Edith Friz- zell; 3. Reta MacMilla-n.

CLA S S VIII-SEWING; JUVITTING, CRDCHEI1NG

Division A" Sec. 1—S(pecln1en pllln sewing-Doll’; Pyjamas (Cottﬂn):

i. Alva Muttart; 2. Frances Reid; 3. Marjorie MacDonald; 4. Vedu MacDonald.

See. 2—Spcclmen of darned mitten:

1. Lillian Crockett.

Sec. Il-Speclmen of embroidery, (cross-stitch sampler):

1. lilleanor Mill, Ma-rshﬂeld.

Sec. il-Specimen of Knitted Sear! (garter stitch):

1. Muriel Frlmall; 2. Rots. Ma:- Miilan.

Division u, Sec. ' Specimen of plain sewing (girl's blouse):

1. Margaret Woolridge; 2. Edith Frizzell; 3. Althea Dockendofﬂ. Sec. 2—Spect_men of cﬂlchctlrlg (cushion top):

1. Jean Scott, Marshﬂeld. sop, ‘h-Speclmen ol Knitted Pull- over sweater:

l. Edith rrizzell, Went Oovcheud. s“, I Specimen or Burned Sock:

1. Ruth Watts‘: 2. Adela Watts. Sec. 5~Speclrncr| of llemsﬂtchllll’ (tray cloth):

i. Edith Plkiuialll; I. Veda. Moc- Miilan.

CLASS VIII-MANUAL TRAINING WOOD WORK '

Division A" Sec. 1—Sloop:

1. Clarence Christie, York. Sec. ft-Model mic:

i. Eddie Doyle, Ooveihead Rodd; 2. Walter ivlaiiet, York. soc, u-Mlnceliuneous:

1. Cyril Doiron, York; 2. Walter Mullet; 2. Howard Watts.

CLASS Iii-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

See. 1 (ll-Heller, dairy breed:

1. Beth Gibson: 2, Lornn. Wattl; 3, David Taylor. For. 2—I'ullet c. Cooker-cl (Barred lhck): -~ 1.1mm wattz; 2. Vernon Duck:

1. llclcn Dennis; 2. Ruth Watts?

ion Woolrldge; 3. Ellen Woolridze: 4. Opal Reid.

Sec. 3 (b) Art Work:

1. Alden Dcckcndorff; 2. Patricia MacGrath; 3. Mary Webster; 4. Al- bert Reid, i

Sec. 3 (e) Art Work:

1. Atihol MncEelith; 2. Allison Scott; 3. Harold Sampel; 4. Eddy Dayle and Reta MacMillan.

Sec. 3 (d) Art Work: . 1. Flerne Mill; 2. Margaret Wool- ridge; 3. Lorne Kieliy; 4. Garth Bert.

Sec. 3 (e) Art Work): < 1. Clarence Christe; 2. Helen Dennis; 3. Dorothy Gibson; 4.LIoyd MzcMllilm.

Sec. 3 (t) Art Wnrk:

1. Jean Scott: 2. Genevieve God- frey; 4. Ruby Glow. '

Sec. 3 (g) Art Work:

1. Dorothy Gibson; 2. Helen Den- nis; 3. Eleanor Mill; 4, Genevieve Godfrey.

Sec. 4 (a) Portfolio:

1. West Covehead; 2. Covehead Road; 3, Mitrshﬁeid; 4. Suflolk- Sec. 4 (h) Portfolio:

1. Marshﬂeld; 2. Suffolk.

Sec. 8 (a) Original Poster:

1. Janet Swan, Covehead Road; 2, Ferric Mill; 3. Beth Gibson; 4~ Suffolk.

Sec. 8 (b) Original Poster:

1. Eleanor Mill; 2. Althea Dock- endorﬂ.

Sec. 7—Weather Chart:

1. West Covehead; 2. Suffolk. soc. 3 (n-Plactlclne Modellkag: 1. Allison Scott; 2. Olga. Scott; 3. Andrew Black; 4. Jennie Rusell.

CHARLOTTETOWbLffJUARDIAN

NOVEMBER l0, 193., _

_ SAVNWHHT RIGHT was eee,ono...come on HE To ewov (.((=e l our/mo snoor! WHEN vou FEEL so (rs sweu. FUN.‘ MISERHBLE ‘P

\ l L-- .. t‘ i \ ' Q LeRoy .‘ i’) M‘ I ‘ 4.

LITEN, vou! LOOK AT F ‘ITAATS THE nickel;

Emit. Hi5 FUN! wi-N NOT Give HIM | A 600D Lnciuoq l

Jnmouiee

wmi qoue IRRITABL€

i oee,

1. Betty MacM 3. Helen I/swis; ridge.

1. Doris Reid; rey Watts.

See. '1—-50-yard

and under: 1. Edison Wat

See. 8—50-yilrd and over:

3. Nelson Watts;

teachers:

Sec. 8 (M-Plusticlne Modelling: i 1. Beth Gilwon; 2. home Kiellyﬂ 3. Ferne Mill: 4. Lloyd MacMlllan. Sec, 3 (ﬂ-Plusticlne Modelllni: i 1. Dorothy Gibwn; 2. Mary Tho- mas; 3. Suffolk; 4. Helen Dennis-

CLASS XII '

Sec. b-Puhllc Speaking:

1. " Auld; 2. 1401118 Wattei 3. Allison MacMillan.

Sea. 2—School Chorus:

l. Suffolk: 2. Mmhﬂeld.

Sec. 3 (In-Musical Drill:

1. Maz-shﬂeld; 2. Suftolk.

soc, 4 Q-onl Reading (sailor): 1. Benson Auld; 2. Inurctta Reid; 3. Clue-rice Woolridge; 4. Helen Dennis.

Sec. 4 (tn-Oral lteldlnt (tumor): l. Reta. MacMillan: 2. Alva Mut- tut: 3. Marjorie MacDonald; 4. Jean Jolmston.

CLASS XII-SPORTS

Sec. 1—100-yard dash, boys 13 h 14: 1. Walter Mallett; 2. Freddy Kie- m: 3. Louis Bradley; 4. Benson Auld.

Soc. Z-JE-ynrd duh, boyu 9 h 10: '1. Ifurold Sampel; 2. HarryMac- Luuchlen; 3. LeRoy MacDonald; 4. Clarence Woolridge.

Then comes immcdiutcly, uh tubes, and the

druggist ‘a and Pine Syrup.

3, Jean Johnston; 4. Billy John- ston. ‘ ‘w. n-riillu a. Cockerel‘ (White Leghorn):

sppoiutod. ‘Get

boys.

1. Nelson watts a Waite: Mallet: 2. Harold Sampel and Allan Rear- dcm: 3. Clarence

You will ﬂml it. to liable and effectual rom

It hon been on tlic mnrkct for tho

Don't experiment with n ni

Sec. I3_50-yurd girls:

1. Ferne Mill and Beth Gibson; 2. Eileen Mellfck and Frances Reid: 3. Helen Lewis and Lillian Crockett. lSec. 14—50-yard three-legged race,

boys :

1. LeRoy MacDonald a L. Mel-

lick; 2. Nelson-i

Mallet: 3. Clarence Woolrldge A:

Cyril Doirom.

SK. l8-—50-yard (huh, boys 6 years: 1. Ernest MacMillun;

MacMillan;

Mark D. Johnston.

S00. 1'I—50-ynrd5, boy! 7 8s 8 years:

1. Albert Reid.

31841161‘: 3. Carmen Dockendoi-fr; 4. Alden Dockendoirﬂ. Sec. 18-504mm! jockey race, boys: 1. Clarence wooli-idgc and Cyril Doll-on; 2. lame Kielly and Leslie Mwlmuchlun; 3. Harold Barﬂpel d: Clarence Dolron; 4. Howard d: Ed- icon Watts. Sec. 19—'l5-ylrd duh, girls l3 a l4:

1. L-auretta Re

3. Genevieve Godfrey.

Sec. z0-50-ysrd

Cyril Doiron; 4.

and Edison Watts.

Feel (Philly-Start to Sneeze ; ' lose Starts to Run

cold which, if not ntti-nilod to

the ortly works down cough ptartn.

On tho ﬁrst sign of n cold or

got a bcttlc of D

"Dr. Wood '|'

LIFE M(SERA8(.E FOR ALL OF US

Sec, 5-—75-yard dash, boys 11 & 12,- 1. Lorne Kielly; 2. Clarence Wcoi- .

Sec. 6—50-_vard dash, girls 9 d; 10: l

Donald; 3. Thc-‘ma. Watts; 4_ And. ' i Use “Brookville Lime”

endcrff; 3. Harold Sampel; 4. Car- men Dockendorﬂ.

1. Loul; Bradley; 2. Cyril Doll-on;

Sec. 9—50-yard dash, girls ll A‘: 12: 1. Althea Dockendorﬂ; Reid: 3. Lorna Watts and Frances Reid; 4. Lillian Crockett.

Sec. 11—-100-yard dash, female

1. Edith MacLliuchlan, Covehead Road; 2. Mildred Coﬂln. Suffolk; a. Marguerite Terrell, Marshﬂeld.

3. Albert Dolron; 4.

be a. prompt, edy for your trouble.

lfntitute and be diu-

. l , i‘ curses! SHE‘ ; Mmm, I JUST WISH ILL eer AWTHWG vows ILL JUST NOT WRMP you HAO NW coT CAFFE|NE°NERVE$! TAKE vou SHE “News Hggouci-(ES PEmAPS YoJRE ONE 0F uP 0N THAT _ POW”, CROSS START Acme THOSE WHO QiouwuT -To Show ALWM S ; voulo 5e A5 MEAN AS DRINK TEA AND coreee. ~l Drives ME WPN . RR-r-"ABLEJOO; WHY n; you cuawce i wRorve you 001'!’ ro PosruM? P \_ -

7 (T (5 FUN, (WT (T.

OAD...|T"5 YOUR OLD DAD HAS ‘whiz: hlitietdhl; - w-v - I SWELL T0 ao BEEN A new MAN bud $110....’ in???

‘r "UNTWG W" ,.'.§3§-’..,.'II’ looldlli a ‘IOU that thecaffeineinten

IICFV¢II Cllllﬁl

awake nights I ’

If you are bothered by Headaches, or indigestion, or can't sleep soundly . . . try Postum for 30 days. It: contains no caffeine. It 1's simply whole wheat and bran, roasted and slightly sweetened. It's easy to make .' . . costs less than half I cent a cup. it‘: delicious, too . . . and may prove u real help.

In! u: and you your ﬁrst weelflllupgley oi Pnulum Inn! Simrly write Canlurner Service pm, Cenernl Food: Llm

"WHY were ten und cotTeo bud for

lndcnlfeeupuelstheir indigestion or keeps them |

lad, Cobourg, Onurio. p”;

illan; 2. Opal Reid; I 4. Josie Power. I

I 2- Mﬂrivrie Miler 1 following season. ‘sack race, boys l0

ts: 2. Alden Dock-

sack race, boy! ll

5H‘- 3-—50-y=\rd dash, girls o years: 1. Isobel Gibson: 2. Shirley Cook;- 3. Audrey Marshall.

Sec. 4-50—yard dauh, girls 7 k 3:

LIME

“(it Brings The Clover”)

Fall Liming means increased grain crop the

Write for price delivered

Bruokviile Manufacturing 60., Ltd.

BROOKVILLE, H. G. S. Adams, manager.

for best results.

St. John C0., N. B

4. Eddy Doyle.

2.~ Edna

POULTRY

three-legged race,

we require more

Factory employees full time. ways allowed

Watts 6a Walter for Milk-fed turns. Ship truck.

2. Lewis

Suffolk; 2. Louis

Arriving daily which we are selling at lowest, possible Prices.

BRAN SIIDRTS

WHITE MIDDLINGS OIL CAKE MEAL - SCHUMACKER FEED CRACKED CORN FEED CORNMEAL (Fasterfat) FISH MEAL FOX FEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES

On sale at our SEED & FEED STORE.

tiarter 8i 0o. Limited

id; 2. Ruby Clow;

wheclburruw race,

Woolrldge and Clarence Doiron

into tho bronchial

cough go to your r. Wood's Norway

pleasant, ro-

ii

For the next few monthg

_ _ poultry daily in order to keep our

working Highest prices al- for average quality, with premium prices stock. Daily re- by express or

Royal Packing 0o.

(J. n. JENKINS)

Li-

i. FEEDS, FEEDS

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Professional Bards

Lloyd, Egan 5m

Chartered Accountant-l

14o Richmond street Phone n. P- 0- B“ 1* _..:1i

McLeod & Beﬂﬂel’ W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.

J. A. BENTLEY. K. C- Burristi-rs and Attorne3'§*51'l"' MONEY T0 LOAN

A

nniiii B. A" LLB.

BARRLSTER. SOLICITOR. t" MONEY r0 LOAN Bunk of Canada Bid!-

Churlcttelowi- ——___—__ii Alex. W. MathestlﬁlTlc uimuisnzu. souclrolll-mom Money to Loan ‘ C" t” ‘ma, Oﬂice: 90 Great (19011 ' Bel] 8: Mathlesolna 3,, n, Bell D. L. Mathicsnll. 35mg"; 3| Sollclior:

MONEY T0 LOAN l Cameron Block. CBBF|°"°'°W“'P'E'

MacGuigan & Traingl MARK R. ‘MICGUIGAN. I?‘ c. sr. CLAIR TRAINOR, -

“Irma-g, solicitors. 59°- onillwﬁf i-iﬁinﬁlliinr lllchmond Street, Chnrlotiew"

Palmer 8c Hashim n. .1. PALMER. K- 9- a A. '1. IIASLAM. 11.1.. ll»- BARRISTERS, are. Bank of Nova Scotlu Chlmb“ Chlrloltetowrl- P- l:- MONEY T0 L0 . niono as. r. o. BM "-

H. F. McllzllEEi B- fl"

NOTARY

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