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'IT PAYS £0 lilly in this Province. . JTIWO GINTS PER WORD Oooh

1 ____ . ~* insertionvfor .advertising in this col-

_sM,. Da," cnmpbgn Montague umn. Cash must accompany order

~ haii been visiting U'nion Road, ml“"P“m °h“5° wut! five ¢°““-

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in the Methodist parsonage Montague,

rd ni 18th

_,Mr G W M M ' . .°About twenty of the members of

' °° 'U “‘“" ‘md F A ine Mont ue Mi in n 11 i ‘ ii McLean of Montague are on a trip as B on an ' ° t e Boston and other points of interest Mmm" church' met in the basement

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, t° ____ ‘ of the church on Friday evening Sept.

` . ` . .°-Miss Emma Gordon has returned yth' and enjwed a few very, plenum?

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SIZES S l-2. 6. 6 I-Z, 7. 7 I-2.

We have about sixty pairs of this well known

h was served by the Sup

héf lwme in Roseneath utter being ou" Lune

‘D 8 three week a i M Am irintendcnt of the Board, Mrs. C. E. mn 111"

Blucker Boots

5 c 5° n Wm rmstrong, then the young folks

_ _ _finished the evening with games etc,

'Mr Everettt Rhude, formerly of :mid laughter and enthusiasm'

Mdntagiie and son of Capt. I. ' C. ° gmwmups ever enmyed' hude of Halifax, is here with his _'___

on Satu ay eve ng Sept. was

RSONALS a great success. The rooms being un-

. . led owing to the new pastor ..°.Mr. Earl Gordon, Roseneath, is Inc” ’ canned to his home mm” h mme being still absent, tables were dai_ntl-

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C 5 “‘ ly set in each, and while it was a

' _ ‘ _ ',Rev J_ C_ and Mm .Munn were novel idea here it was a most succes:

r V visiting in Montague last week. cr" 5"” °”°' T

visiting his sister Mrs. G01-.ion '

..'iMr. Simon Nicholson, who hits’ ‘JEAN M¢:LAREN OOX

been in the Canadian West for sever- --

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months visiting his brothers, has On Saturday evening Sept. 13th

urncd to Montague, and will pro. Jean McLaren, eldest daughter of Mr

Canadian boot in stock_at the very low price of

ret _ bobly make his future home he,.e_ ML and Mrs". Chester Cox, entered _into Nicholson was one or the muny boys rest at the use of eleven years

$6.50 _

,from Montague, who did service for Through a protracted illness of sev- .the King in the great war. "T" eral months, she bore her sufferings

Jo

---é-e with uncompiaining patience. Though

ARING1 BANDITS of very tender years, she had placed

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while they last. This is a very_ heavy sol-ed boot -_ with leather lining, made 'for wet and mud, Just

what you need for fall wear.

ROB BRONX BANK her trust in Jesus, and was not sn-aid -l to die. She wished to live, but talked

NEW YOiRK, Sept. 17.-While Pol- to her parents' about going to Jesus cc cinmission Enright was discussing and meeting _them in heaven-by and with the heads of the Detective Bur- by. On _Monday afternoon in the [H98- eau yesterday how tc rid New York ence of n large number of her young

'of its latest outbreak of bandltry. six friends and others, service was con-

Please remember only sizes 5 1-2, 6, -6 1-2, 7, -

7 1-2. By mail 15 cents extra.

ulinrly irritating to tae police by the

armed men calmly robbed the Wil- ducted by the Rev. G. W. F‘. Glen- liamsbridge Branch of the Bronx Bor_- denning, and the body was laid at rest eugb Bank of $8,000 in cash and es- in the People’s Cemetery. She leaves reaped in one of the high powered su- to mourn their loss, her parents, a sis- iomobiles” to which Mayor H-ylan rec- ter Mildred, a brother fWalter and her ently referred in a homily on the hub- grand parents Mrs. John Locke and its and habitats of highwayznen. Mrs. MePhail who were with her

The latest bandit exploit was pec during her illness

AIIey&Co. Ltd. » S _ s,, _--,_h-W,

l d i ude ce ith t.§‘1.l';1.“1i.`L.“§i‘.i‘.?.Z..°‘Z.....‘.l‘.‘;.1 1“1...¥“...1.. appenmgs o t e ee up to the bank in the “high powered" -_-

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eor Him cAMoui=i.AcE-

First Debutante-They say Jack’s --"'* - quite an expert in the art of self-de- Employer (to clerk)-If that bore. fenge, _ 1 -Sniithens, comes in; tell him l’m Dui' Second Deb__utun_te~Hardiy! Maris -and don’t be workins 0\' hell,” made him propose in just one week! know Y0\l’\'€ IYIDS- - BUSWH T"*“j ...Life _ _ script. v ‘ “ ‘

‘ ' "*` ` " = ~\ ~ visitor in Ellerslie this week-where

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THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION

THE “KGGTENAY” STEEL RANGE -_

_'l`Iie “KOO'l`ENAY"is a higlr grade steel range. Its moder- ate price, economy on C0211

and iastinglqualities have made it one of the most popular ranges on the market. It has a burnished top with a bright. flat 5“f‘, face, easily cleaned, which is offset by the plain and handsome nickel trimmings. The oven is madc_of the best materials, i_m-‘ pervious to rust, and can be scoured with soap and water. Baking and cooking`results are a certainty with the f‘KOOTENAY- Price complete with closet and tank, delivered at your

station . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I 'ri-in ‘~G.\1utY" STEEL RANGE

This range will incct the needs of the most particular l10t1S€° _

wife. The large roomy oven, well proportioned iirebox _and_ash- pit, duplex grates, end shelf, and handsome nickel _trimmiiig_s, make it a very attractive range. L_al'g€1 CiU\Ck_b1\lf'ng °"_e“ ‘S well braced so that there is no buckling or bulging to spoil the baking. ~ -Doors are all perfectly fitted. _ Ash guards under feed

and ash-pit doors prevent ashes from falliiyg on the iioor.

Price, with closet and tank, delivered . . . . . . ... . . . . ._ .$62.09

'l‘IIE PANDORA I

The' “Pandora” in Canaria is _a household name. It Stan<lS f0l'

the best that has yet been achieved in c_:_ist:ll'°“` filngeconstruc- lion. The greatest care has been taken in the _assembling of the parts, and in the perfect fitting of all doors, Joints, etc. The numerous handy appliances on the range save the housewiife time, energy, and fuel. Large, quick bakiing oven. The McCI_afY _ Thermometer registers the heat of the oven accurately, and is a - great aid in baking.

Price, with closet and tank, delivered _ ._ . . . _ . . .$30-0° Pri'cc,`vvith closet . . . . . . . . . . . . .

THE GLORIA

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built with lain nic e trimimngs, w ic glvei attractive ai) earance. _ Large roomy oven with ALUMINUM ANTI-RUST COATED BACK, and McCLARY THERMOM- ETER. The “Gloria” range is_a fuel saver and an excellent range in every particular. _

Price, square with warming closet, delivered.. . . . . .6150 Price, square, without high closet _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50.00

' Fanmnws FEED Bo1L1~:ns _

Made with sheet iron cover, and cast bottom and legs. ' Feed;

door and fireplace-are large enough to admit rough chunl<Sl0,

wood. Bums coal, coke or wood. Shipped for wood only un- _

less otherwise ordered. _

inns, 30 g1iii1111`1=¢¢1i Boiler ....$21,oo_ Pi-ice,45 gallon Feed Boiler

WE CLOSE DAILY AT 5.30 "

. -f_IIlt..Ro‘gers Hardware. Co. Ltd. .

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‘W0 mme held Off *W0 balm clerksn 8' Thursda for her home in Brockville fifth covered the paying teller with his OHL Y ’ revolver and the sixth-gathered up all » o e the cash in sight after making a vain Miss Constance Warburton rem,.,,_ but deliberate attempt to open a vault ed ,ms week to Falconer Hospit,,|_ Which °°“t“lned 3151009 ill bms- The” Jamaica Plains, to resume her nursing they stuffed the ll101'\€Y In their lmck' having had a lovely holiday at hér ets, strolled out in leisurely fashion home he,.e_ She was ,,cc0mp,m,ed by “Bd F059 HWW- her sister, Miss Olga, who will study

nursing in the some institution.

Keep Mlnard's Llnlment in the house '.` . ¢ ' ' ' Mrs. C. C. Gardiner is a welcome

she is renewing old friendships.

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Mrs. (Col.) T§.Jenkins, return-

__ ° I - noni mind bangs iilwto- ‘;2..T..’;‘.;i:§“i_.'.‘°s..:";:’;.ii;.:g..a;_

d ses Margaret and Hilda to that city

a e where they ‘take up their studies at

'Sacred Heart ‘Conlreuu

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the teaehosgessesnwlil besMr‘ii.e'iI;li0i’lIl

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Buy pictures more

often-buy just the number you require. One for each of your friends and one for the family record. `

Dr and Mrs W S Ferguson who n

peck and with relatives and friends ‘ _ T

IlUi’l€ 159'] here returned Wednesday to Cain- `

bridge where Dr. Ferguson is Profes-

e _l sm. of History at H,wa,.d_

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The serious illness of the Hon.

Peter McNu-tt is causing his family and friends 'the deepest anxiety.

Minard's Llnlment for safe everywhere

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The ordheimer Piano

'Ihe Instrument for the

I Critical

The purchase of a Nordheimer is

not a_ speculation. It’s a sound in- vestment. 78 years of leadership- supplying the best pianos to the best families of Canada-your sure

guarantee of satisfaction

There are only two other pianos,

in our judgment, made on this con- tinent that can compare with the

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N ordheimer. We acknowledge their right to similar claims, but both are American makes and would cost from $200 to $300 more in Canada than we ask for the Nordheimer. In this instrument are revealed those depths _of tone, thoseshad- ings of musical qua1ity,"t_hat_ stamp an instrument as truly great. -

It is the concert' piano ofthe

discriminating ' professional--the home-choice where only the best will suflice. _

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Buyer I

Why hesitate over the slightly ad- ditional cost of a Nordheimer, when those few extra dollars will ensure you an instrument which, in tone and durability, answers the very highest of musical requirements.

In the Nordheimer we offer an

instrument high above the accepted standards--a Piano that is all music -rich in tone, beautiful as to case-_ marvellous pieces of piano workman- ship. 1

Musically, all Nordheimer Pianos

are, of one grade, but there are sev- eral _styles of case. The plainer and less costly designs possessing all the' quality characteristics of the more ornate. _ __ _

-The few extra dollars required

to purchase a Ncrdheimer safe-

guards your whole investment.

4 p Taylor and Mm. .Harry Miller. ` , _ ` . V

have' been spending Ia' month at' Kep-

Summerside, P. E. I., _ _ _

Exciin-.ive Noraneimcr Agenis for iiins Province

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Now that the pick-

ling season is on you can save money by buy- ig your vinegar and spices here.

We have just receiv-

ed a fresh supply of the following:

\Vliite Wine Vinegar

Malt Vinegar

Essence oi’ Vinegar

Mixed Spices

Whole Black Pepper Whole Red Pepper

Whole Cloves Whole Allspice . Mustard Seed

Cinnamon Bark

Celery Seed Ginger Root

Powdered Ginger

Ground Cloves Currie Powder /

Better see about get-

ting these next time you are in.

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Wholesale and Rdtall Dealers In oi-use, chemicals, Greenlee,

Into me lliqes. Paints lee _ l lpenelnu, P. I. I.

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‘ _- Photographs of all sizes, films to

` tit all size amateur cameras are rc

feived fresh every week.

Moderate prices ~ -

Personal attention to Amateur Photography.

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Eye Strain

Eye Strain, most frequent

source of waste of nerve power, is likewise most sure of prompt correction, if rightly treated.

An eminent physician writes

in the New York Medical Jour- nal “I have yet to encounter a

typical case ot sick headache t at was not associated with Eye Strain. » '

Our own experience has prov-_

en how true this is. Our records show that hundreds having suf- fered _for years from Eye Strain without knowing the cause, have sought and round relist through our examination, which proved beyond the possibility ofa doubt that their eyel- were the prim- ary cause of all their trouble,

and that a direx relationship existed between; eir eyes and the nervous systeingaiid that a care was effeoteq simply by cor- recting the errors of refraction and muscles by means of glass;

ps.

Hays your eyes lgamined by

the newest scieiit methods;

H. J. _ Mabon’s

Optometrist and _ Prescription Di-u||I|\

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In I little w,hil¢-not so far away as you may thhik, perhaps-you'li have to seek your amusement indoors, and what bet-

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there at s amali outlay?

Too Easy to Pay For to Heaitate About--R“"* ”°"’

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