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_ Ninety-nine per centkot the ordlnaryi I dlekneoses are caused by the bowelgi the kidneys or the skin. | ' Aa you know, these organs are the great purifiers of the human system.

They filter impurities from the blood V

and peas them from the body. If the Hdneys, bowels or skin weaken or get

tkwrgltug ormroilbro do their reguil-ar,

wo en-e oodbecomes laenl _ with impurities and poisoned. lr it be ‘ ' “i“°"° Sh” “_” “" “Pe” “Wm the fault of the kidneys, then the skin mer and was aullul-is to 50 lvr a

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ls overworked in its efforts to throw bBth¢_ Ennign Bertha lgouid not or! the excess of urea or waste matter. _ , _ _ The glands become inflamed and en Wim- U“t» 31938' “th Wm” lad? larged-pllnplea break out-and there may be a. rash or eczema. ot the skill. 1! , it is the fault of the skin. then the kid- Ileyl axe strained by overwork and

there in constant pain in the back, dlz- i linet, neurnlgia. headaches and rheu- she consented. Daisy had been in the matfsm. Ii' it be the fault of the bowels, water just 8 few mmu,_e5_ when hm. "‘° l’l°°d is P°lS°“ed' me Sm" "ld kld' sister waded out to where she was M” wnkened' me smmach upset* standing. Daisy struck out from the

:Kg B‘;;,Df,';‘,',';‘;'_ me" l' Conmpallon shore and the elder girl followed. Sud-

How easy it ls, then, to he free of all dimly B°l`”hB E071 l1¢_Y0l1d her d€l>Y»`l`l‘

iheae troubles! and cried to her sister, who imme-

“Frult-a-tives" is not merely a re- ,diately swam to her rescue, 'png mo.

spot, Daisy coaxed her sister to go n boo, and after some reluctance

THE LATE lliS_BES BRACE. l _

lew of several members of the Bal “°"Y ded” Wm* Napombu “nd "h°

Corsican woman Josephine Beallllsr-

vation Army who were powerless to nais, whom he first makes his Emi* he.| _ D - B ls" .bo ross amd- afterwards divorces. A path-

etic story indeed. And it is told in a

ing at Sarnia, Ont., of the Migngg The Napoleonic legend will in alliseries of fbeauiiful stage pic*-Hill. m,_ ,,,,,,,e,,y 0, tm, my app,” nrosuollitylnsttor nll_rnns.'l~no vita-lyeu moimtod, wsu dmssd.__y¢r. r;-_

_ graph Company deals _vith the storyl ersed andexoeptionally we acted. t

in the lain. issue of the War Cry.Tha 0, th’ .imtue Cot.,-,c,,,,-. .m 3 ‘Wy , , fatality occurred about 4 o'clock on gnnt commands wonder at the perfec- tue nmrnoon ot July istii, lust.. in tion or depiction and 0°“°1l~ Tl"

is a magnificent piece of pict :work and all every one with educu.icn ia

familiar witlhthe characters, it' ii sure toattmct and interest. _

Moscow Glad ln Snow, and The

'l‘ealneter'a daughter are the remain- ing pictures, with F. Louise 'lkllts singing “In The Days Of 49"

lllilrAiN's"

WINNIPEG, July 31.-That Great

Britain trembles upon the brink of fate similar to that which ovenwhel- med the Roman empire was the un- derlying warning hidden in the ad- dress which has staggered the mem- bers of the Canadian Club here. 'The speaker was the Rev Canon Hentley

_ , _ lillii-:s'r noun l2=“1J'111f°“o‘1f2l°1. Nor i>uili.lcl.r Aiiiulrii-:ll

-Eng. ,

Rev, Canon Henson intimated that

this was Great Britain’s direst hour of need. though, perhaps, it was not pu-hiicly admitted to many of her statesmen, and he called upon the colonies, and particularly upon Cun-

llledl' f0l' UIY 0110 0! these U'°“l’l@S bu* lment. Daisy reached hell side Bertha' -

.- _ _ -» . . H -_ celebrated divine, who is while there is yet time-

s cure for all. Fruit a tives acts on grabbed her and _,oth gum sank The ae?;:_l)1n an Westminster Ahbey and_ He said _B part ____My cmim to at

‘the skin, the liver, and the kidneys. “Fruit-a-tives" keeps all these great organs well and strong, and thus in- B Buren the blood being always pure and 0 rich. \Vltll "Fruit-it-tives" in the s

eople on shore ran for help, antllas th ct 1 St M," . 1, _ t ti 1 ~ h | t th t 1

_ _ garet s, Lo don en on cons sts in t e ac a ami

oonlas posithle anumber of men were B Er 0 _ a cmss_bench man Standing Dun,-ide ll the scene' The lwdy of the _elder DETAINED* WI'I‘H0U'1‘M0NEY-- party, huh holding a position which ister rose to the surface three times, euablts me to watch the ,.,,,,me U,

house to take at the first sign of not gnly to sink again, each time farther A St, John dwpagch gays; Unable l pomimd 0p,,,,,,_,,, in E,,g,,,,,d_ I dean.,

feeling wellbéyou need not have a dsy‘s slcknem. 5 a box. G for $2.50, or trial box, 25d, At dealers or from ¥'rult-a- k tfven Limited, Ottawa

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Edward Island, about a week ago,

A lA|JY REPORTER.

Misa Lizzie lloge, Oilirial Reporter of,

Idaho. wriies: l use Gregg Shorthand! and flntl it iu nleei the num exacting de- i mantle, lt is my opinion that no person expecting to study sllorthaud will make s mistake in studying Gregg

This system is taught at the I uion

through the kindness of W. H. Mc- uad the ro rietor A Telegraph

°w” the river- D“'i57'S l’°dy ‘lid “°t to get into communication with re' to urge on Canadians-1. That. the mm" "T" Enslgp BMC” was g"“°r“u7 latives ol friends and in a Pohinl- present movement for inliperial defen- “°“’“ ‘“ S“"“"“ “nd ‘"5 l’°P“l“’“-s less state. Mrs. Gallant. 0! Bwwu. ce is not an ondinury incident of our M Umm and also “"“°“3 °' “'39 the elderly wom-an detained by the|ty politics, hut n, grave issue of pat- “°‘*““““’“"°°-.Sl‘” “"5 29 Yea" °‘ U. S. immlsuation olllblals here rioiiism. Every ` polltiuui nutiurity “ge “Hd her Sl5f~€1` WHS 21~ while en route to Boston from Prince deserving public coniideuri lins liuitcil

in warning the coulltry that it is ill

- -- f -»-~ - -----~~ f V- remains at the Grand l§'f~'i0l1 HOWI danger of losing its security.

2. That there it no hostility in Eng-

land a ainst Germany, and nu belli

N _ I Q c. l> ll - s -

“Black Prince" Hose reporter who called upon ner last uonu intentions ln ony section of tue

~ ll d ° d night found her bemonnlng her con- British people. We are too tioscly ul-

are ejlpecla y eslgne tlition, unable to move from her bed. lied with Germany in race, religion, |20 Wltllstatld the ll2.1'(l- She cried bitterly as she told herliterature, science and commerce to est of Wgar SUNY- 301110 111011919 “E0 She 10ll2_ he naturally opposed; but there are

' her home in Boston, where she had t no signs that the German govern-

kept a lodging house, to go t.o_me'nt does not really represent the

'""“°T; , li t 45 Summerside her native place. Herimind of the German nation. In any

Commercial College. Write for sample Tmght outiflg a 8' n neu B c' health wail not robust at the time cage, wg cnnnnt Shui; our eyes to the

lesson flee.

weed caps or men also ailarge grey _ _ _ . _ of lr ui “:.e.;‘:.1g‘;:f‘..r.“"i;i..t.“° .zu ::iB:;:’.L°.;::.':.°°““°“°‘° °‘

WM' MORAN’ value' Paton & C0' ever, was against relief of her all- 3. That: recent experience has warn-

Priil.

7»3ldtf.

7'_22dtl' ment, and the rheumatism had badly

HUUSE FUR StlE

Tho uildorslizilvil offers fnl- ~ale ll large dwrll

ingllousc ill lilo bust ol' r pi.irsl_~»ou burn, srl' C orchard and oiioilcre of lailrl. sililiitf-d ill Al-

ed us of the fragility of modem em-

Awvays value", House Fu,,n|sh_ crippled her. Her condition, with the pires. The collapse of Russka heforr I "gs and carpets at Patows fact that she had no__money, occas-_ Japan was a great object lesson I

7_22d" loned her detention. I want to g0_wh1ch we cannot ignore.

home, but they will not let me go| 4.'l‘hs;,t the British Empire is',in com- ,

-_ without mon-ey,” she said. As she parison with other civilized powers,

"Beddlnge, campers’ outfits, lial- is unable to read or wriite, her pool-|an undeiended empire. This iiituatior- ony chairs, camp stools, strstchers tion is the worse. She said that a did not greatly matter in the past, chairs for lawns, nnd nu other house clergyman had called upon her, and because the empire, owing to its geo

b§§:,°"'FTl,lff’ f,r°l’“""",,“`li,','l':"'li"f"y""““°""furnishings at honest prices at Paton's at her request had wrrtten her son gra._phic distribution, was practical

is . Or l' lol' pill' i: ltr up ' 0,

_ AVll` G.-\l'6l~'l',

1-fildlfil pd Atherton. P. E. l.

just received another lot »_ f Svaililtne

the best Silver Polish we have ever used and we believe the best on the market to-day. Try a bottle.

with whom she was staying in Sum

certain his whereabouts. Her daugh-

SOLD ONLY BY

W. N. Tanton,

ome be t a ence to her case, lt has not: been dealt with and cannot be until alle

jeweler. |

Delivered at~"any‘part of"the‘ City. Phone-i 92-4.

AN EXCELLENT HOTEL.

7_23d¢¢_ and d-aughtsrin Boston and the friends ly inaccessible to attack, but now,

owing to modern developments, it is

Fu,-n||_u,-Ba d H F | h- merside. She is uncertain that her no longer inaccessible. _

ings of the nb55€usg|wa\;rsn sat son is at his last address and is! 5. That the British Empire ls worth Pnr,°n'5_ 7.3253 afraid that it will be difficult to as- making sacrifices for, and that it ii

our plalni duty to bear our share ct

. er, she asswts, is poor and wo\l‘!d‘ the burden necessary for securing its

,,,;44,§,‘f,f°f,.,‘,’f,c‘,‘,‘:F §0‘c" '¥,°,;‘,'2;tg not be nlile to send ner funds. sho stability and immunity from nttnci.

' ' ' 7__22d,_( ` has asked the clergyman, in writing Imagine the calamity to mi-nkind

' to her daughter, to request the latter wnich the downfall of the Br‘t_ish em - to borrow some money from a pire would involve. It would tc (tr

Beer & Wfeks for Furnl' neighliorl. "But as they are strung- use a phrase' fltly applied to th

ture, Curtalns, Household Ere," sfaldh Mrs. Gallant, “'I don't Fownifall ofoths Roman empire), ltr

' now t ew will send money. Oh, oun ering a world.’ 'The moderi

Llnens' etc' 4'22dtf I wishl was dead," sobbed the un- Briton may adopt Wordsworth’s lan- """`“ -"` " '“""“`° “" " fortunate woman The immigration guage about Great Britain with evil

officials state that as she has not

_ c fore he bo rd with refer-

greater fitness :-

'For dearly must we prize thee; wi

who find

arising from excessive has done ,,O_ 1,, thee ,, -,,,,1W,,,.k for the cause 0,

men.'

" PERSPIR-WON E Ti. nu... E i. . i ....-

e rl mp e s ants righteous government, personal lib- erty aml religious tderation to one

are very repellant. Nothing will lliin out The King Edward Hoi,-nl in Hniifnx f ti ,_ _,_

~ your mr:-le of friends quicker Bad oilors 15 n plenuant plane to stop at any 0” ‘ of E e “mam mc*

of the'FTEET or ARM-PlTS'i§ rlvl dlle time, but in the summer sen-soni it is' 6' Thllt the- burden °l defending

to neglect, but is the result ofadisease. Spedally idea; The howl is on one the emlflre is “OW t00 heavl’ 10|' th* F “ent bath; f ng han ¢0f ' _ _ population of Great Bnltaln, and

faq “K 0|' feque C S of the finest cofrners ln the City and must be fair, distribut d ,he m

Avalualile farm for sale at Rollo Bay

There is zl, nice farm, a splendid dwell- ing house. store and warehouse, well located for a business stand. This fartnishnudy the railway, school and churches. and is only four miles from Souris. For further particulars apply to

ALBERT MacMlLLAN

Rollo Bay Centre

P. E. I.

manently remove the otlors in 8 appli-

way. It ls guaranteed under the Drugs Act and Law.

PRICE $l.oo PER BOTTLE

7--3odim

Ask for our crown

Ginger Ale

lt for you, but don't let him coax you (0 .take anythin else “just as good." lfhe tries to substgute, shun his store, for he s not reliable. You can also send lor a bottle to us DIRECT and we will mail it

Pure

lo you postage free.

Spar ONE Bor'rLi~: ALL THAT ls nr. Delightful QU“““>_

the nearest approach to the BUY B l‘°¢ll0 AT _0NCE» Now. T0'

genuine Boirnsi Ginger Aio yer DAY. and_ you w-ll have under saf- |ng|-¢,d,,C¢d_ ments, hosiery and the good opinion of

The best dealers sell it and friends. .

the tl other n ~: lcoholic be,,,,f’;;,g1” Pu, up ,,y“2,_‘ ssrulerlc CHEMICAL co.

31 W. lz5th Street

G. ll. SIMMONS new roun,i-.y_

Ch,town_ Deskzi,-`3i W. 125th Street.

“Sent to any part of' Canada. We pa postage and express charges."

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ments. s-zadrnwstl aug. ai. H

for men at 90c si suit. Paton &. Co.

_ .7-zzdti.

We have a few good stlong HAMMOCKS left

and do not intend tn carry one of them over lf we can help it.

Call and see them wewill suit you as to price

and quality.

' That line of “SEASIDE" LIBRARY BOOKS

at 3 for 2 5 cents is havinga large sale, have on seen them? NEW BOOKS by POPULAR A Ull`!-IORS

received daily.

CARTER & 00. Limilld.

- BOOK SELLERS _ time

‘H. Brown, t-he young msn's man. '

of Battenllurg and diflereint Admir

hosiery or undergarments will not stop d ~,, _ Y 0 On fr

ihebad odors. To remove the nausealing $3388: ;,,,,‘?'b,;),?ag,,l:;.,if§'n€,,_,;]i?,:0I0l 3;; Dire HS R Wll0l¢~ I f2ulln'0t boliovi odors permanently it is necessary to breeze Sweeps O’ve,. the -,mildin mak_ fllllt Calla-dll. lille greatest' Bud- must

Cei1tre.consistiuiZ of i5 acres of land. -emove the CAUSE. ,ng the _air delightfully ,.ef,.e,,,l,;,,,g at famgushof the Br;_t_is_ll_l)<;mini_ons_ be- _ _‘___ - - -' » ~

all times. The “King Edward'.' en- ,sign 5 B_eas’ w M 0 B an by l' 'S . . / _»

il _ H joys the distinction of Royal pwf/ron-. e mo ‘el country °r refuse to d / - , l 'f "

_ age having within a year or so had get glut to defend the common hed 'R YOU EYE ON THE ARRW 'V

W1" ¢“"¢ *he d'9°a5° "1 day” and P" the honor of entertaining Prince Louis age' ' ' V 1 \ _ -\ \ l

cations. This liquid pre aration is abso- _ Th. I ,t ,mm if _ - _ _ _ __ iutely nannies, und wlii not block p ,“,',“" as *’r"‘_f*c‘;_Y___l;i§_°l;_o_e, __l;§9___v;o na _ _ _ Tw

wide fame, only first class chefs 'ue ing employed. With the promipt atten- tion given by pleasant waiters the guests find nothing lacking to lmkn

Everything is in first class order and under the experienced management of William Wilson, who is a veteran hotel man. Every detail is carefully looked after and the promptnoss in attending to luggage, etc., by the porters, saves all. bothen aol inlon~ veniefnce and' at once commends iii.;-ll to the traveller.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

‘Atltentlofn is called to the nd auction oi house on Upper Queen St., which appears in bhis issue.

‘All aboard for the grand tea at St. Andrews, August 4th. Come one, come all. A big day‘s outilng for all who attend. 8-Zdli.

‘Thursday afternoons during the sum- mer months Dr. Ayers' office will be closed except for making tlllllvillli-

A special lol: of cotton underwear

ture, window shades, poles etc 4-22dtf

"Our big hat department has llllf- stcicked some splendid examples Gi American and English hat styles in hard and loft felb hats. In fact ft's nothing new to stock we’ve had to do it continuously this season. -H.

. 8-Zdirll.

85 light cool lustre coats, Just tlle

thing for hot Focglez Ear oillco or

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mm' " ° 1-ami. .__

“'l‘here's only two kinds of clothes

--the right and wrong. Nobody knows this better than us. Yoo'll find the right kind here Flndsratdi priced if its not right well mane it right. Your money back if yop want

Sea Sickness

'l'n Kolllolig it box of Mol hersillh Suu nlid Trai'

Sick llullii-ily. lt has _rnrolltly lioull tllorolighlp

Ask at your Drug Store or malls him get the Bray Um of extreme p|ea,_,,,,-“_ toutodun lunlrili-iii ann Irisirciiunnolu and roun-

uhsolliloly rclliililu. ltouoilillloildod edlinl-lull; b_y uitclipu|lnl~s ns London Ilully ltlxprcss, uni' t lo I-'l'cs_~i geilorillly in Gi-l-.lit lirllitln Ailitl) ze. by Sir f.!llill-los A Inllluloli, (7. H. M. l). gum

anleedilt-.l-fi.-cllf' h~il'llllosa uiltl if not i-nllsfuci ory llloiioy rc iiildod. Wrltu for hookloli mu pl'u~N liotiuos lliiiltoiitlnlnlllnls frolll prnnlincu people. |~‘ol' sitio ut first-class driiggliltu. or suui dlroct to

Moihersill Remedy Co., 263 Cleland

Bldg.. Deiroii. Michigan. Forslllu illid recommended ill U ilrlottetowl

by ltediliil Bros. A W lteddln Goo E Huirhci 0 ll llunkin nnu A .J P uourilo. summon-id.

.l.._____.

“Our shirb department breathes a

knowing atmosphere-particular men find more exclusive patterns and colors, critics und ami easier wileriion and economical people- find it pays to buy their shirts here. Have you reaped the benefit of buying your shirts here. If not you <‘l\»\t't know what you're missing. Let us show you H. II. Brown, the young meu's man. 8-2d2lrli.

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ere 'I _ and there

Foot Elm » _ Flash Blanco

Putz Cream ‘ Soda Syphons

SparI¢let.Bulbs _ Insect Powder first

quality, Sticky Fly Paper etc, etc:

BP _ 'l‘heSqiiare

fsumydde' '_

mg, _ _ lddifrli.

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ads.. to help the mothen country W” “WE

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Men»-|»iIiffsiiiizziiziiiiilill

SHIR_TS_ show your taste-good, bad

or lndlflerent.

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BROWN’S

Can you alll rd to

neglect so vital a part of your dress- not to select with care? They don't necessarily have to bc expensive, onthe contrary; yru call exercise that same care in the selection ofa 50c shirt :ls you could in selecting a $2.50 one; especially, when you have a good range to choose fr- ill. Our big shirt trade offers every inducement.

Our shirts weie selected carefully

for iilr ll by llleu, with every fad and fnlicy-evel-y ideal carefully represent- -tl \\/hen you purchase your shirts l cr _vnu can rest assured of having the bs L at can be bought for the money.

All sir. s. lumy shades

mid ci-I l'.~~ the same its miuiv soles sell at Tgc mill Ftlr. Cliffs aitiirll- nble or tlziiichahle, p enl- ed bosom, el: 50c

Green ground, lawn,

fancy colored stripe, at- lucllable cuffs, pleated lmsoni . _ . _ _ $l.40

Nilulerous internletliuie prices and others up to $z.5o.

Ties That Speak Plailier than Words

The tie is the finishing touch to your dress

» it’s importance is paramount. Our ties seem

A most nuthora ive

showing of $l_oo shirts. The price being an e--eu ilunlllvr many shirts flml should be solil at $i_2< are yours for $|.00

Fancy coril color. wiili

nice stripes, llclavliillile cuffs. Good value lil-l chlllre al .. . .. _ _ .$|.5ll

to sell like :sllells - il1ere’sa reason -investigate.

l Regular _qou ll-ll for :gr il llilppcilcd lllmugll :l Tiirky pun-Iizisc You lrue the cliuico of pupil ar culuru wild pattern in silk-ilu.-y‘re lit-itiiiicfl. Yours while they ltistal .....,... . . . . .-.... ...ISC

Other popular prices 25, 50, 75, $|_nn,

Your collar is not :lt all of iliiilor moment.

The manllfulturers are coiisizillily devising new idels and sii lt-s. You‘ll find our stock elegant-

ly expressive.

Let us give yor *faction as only an ex-

clusive gents’ furlli. -

_ Sturr op._l`_ t.Tl8 p. m.

v I ,

., _ _

the Pore# °\' make *lm PH” We "1 “Y dralrlrlg cenrd, while the cuisine is of HOW l0 AVO|d _ 'rl-iE YOUNG *'*!§f`_'_§_‘_.§_'?&_.f‘!_;._r.-.

_..._ , . _ ,

"' ` B==f& W°=kS f°f fum* Sllnuner needs i _. ,if »

lha Rogers Hailiiaia Gil liii

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Preserving Kettles

Ice Cream Freezers

Screen Doors

, Screen Windows

l _ Wholesale and Retail.

_ I

I I shirts at 50

ture, etc.

If Pl

men’s good wash cambrlc

,go on’ our table to-day cents cam at Patais.

7-28dtf.

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Beer & Weeks for Funii’

Window Shades, Poles, _ , -milf*

Buy your Carpets and Olloiotha

1 “ ‘ ‘°°~ .”°““°“:i;il:.

A nice rangeof useful and novelty hand bags just opened at Paton & 0o’s. _ 7-lliidu,

ootmro svn-rs.

R0” 'IDOBNII Lcd Pfln

_i_i_i£v°lrd,~ il. o. __nf"ru..u{§ lu,-,.22

Value always prloes right. ln

Pat.on's Furniture and carpets

7-Zldtf

it, H. H. Browmtbe Yoon! m¢nf._` _ ‘ _ . ,,,,,,_,,,,___,., _ __

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We can supp'y the best in

coal for any purpose,

When in need of a 10015

_‘Or a loo ton, we wil, be pleased-io have your order. _ L°W¢5l1 PUCCS. Prompt dn llvci y. ~

A,Pi0k3rd &(}o

Phone 240. C],'i,,W,,

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The Smile That’s Yours

There are three things about iiie Smile

you wear with our lnundryworlnlts iusi, ialile, ifsspouianeous, ll keeps su-si-,_

Our laundry work is as good no 1, ,,,,,,c

it makes you feel better, look bent,-_ ,md he better.

Try us on your next. Gioss or Douleu

tic finish.

A. F. wiissiru

Star Stoutu lsitunflrv

lil Kent Hr. Pimri.. |_5| ._ ____ _ _.A

New Stock

."len, Boys’ and Youths Canvas Boots and Shoes Lacrosse Shoes Tennis Shoes Non Rip Sandals Prunella Boots and Oxfords Trunks, Suit Cases, Grips -tc

Lowest Living Prices

CON ROY

The' Shocman.

97` Queen St. Ch'Towll

dlllwf rlutf

Gily Properly! Ar Auction. _

I am instructed by the own-

ers. to sell at Auction oil August dtll, 1909 in front of lie premises, Sydney Street, lpposite Illdge BTanch:lrd's residence, Land 30x80 feet with Cottage, having alsoa right of way additional 9 feet wide and 50 feet long. This property is centrally situated no clliirches, market and whar- ves, and a good neighborhood. Sale at 2 o’clock p. in. August

4th.

BENI. CARTER, _ 7d8i. Auctioneer!

Shingles and Pisls

We llnvc ¢~ hand 8ooM Qu€llCC

Cedar Sllili;;i- .~; in assorted grades- 3ooM Quebec Spruce Shingles. gooo Cedar Posts, 7, 8 and 9 feel

long.

300 Cnsks "Snow Flake" St-

_Iollll Lime.

loo Barrels “Snow Flake" St-

John Lime.

Also Laths, Flooring, Sheathing

and assorted long lumber.

L. M. POOLE & CO.

Connolly’s Whali-

"Hundreds of new up-to-date PHYS” and- hand satchpls, ln everything that ls new and novel as wall as ustlul lor cus sonson. .ons Pawn# 00- ,

, 1-zadil.

"A good' wrap will add' 120 lh° "°l'

ue of your outfit. YOU! ll'>\"“" “ln even look xbetter, and the handsome carriage will not look right without

one of Paton'| Scotch WraP§_~__23d,,_

For value In hohaehold Llnonfé

towolllng and sftottlnfl 00 Za" Paton's l _ 7'2

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Beer& Weelip for fllfm'

ture, table li.ne`ns,'. sheeting etc.- 4-Half

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“Two 'yards by. one _and a W yards, uint in up me of tl” Uwllled lmported tbrtlll “H200 ‘wrap that we an callin; 9*- ‘wi tus and uso. 'rliev »f° °"° ,M value eva: offered to hersemlll ,,_ farmers that we know of. Tlregl turn- sro nil good. .ru P-up 5,3'

Beer -& W-il.;-all for Fllfllfi ture, Curtains, __H°l1°°l“’l Linens, etc._' -

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