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' I2.-C. O.

V me-

morning oaltbrn

as ,far as They

over a special

Pullman car and return to Monc-

part of this week. theysre making the to operntlnr _ the

Brunswick section of the railway’

'Yollr Feet Achg?

Men, women ind girls who work

in stores, offices or fscteriss, and

g.bose occupation re ulres them to

on their feet, usnaly suffer with

vfoot pslnl. cramped toes, come, bun- lone, and csllouses, all caused by weslr instep or weak sud broken down exch.

If it is not remedied, flst-feel

clevelocos and the

pains ecome more ¢ `

severe and the con- dition more serious.

./P: '!"7'N~¢

The Scholl “Foot-Eazer”

affords immediate relief to sll foot lobes-is s cure and s. preventative.

ll is s scientifically constnichd device

that aulrsofts - the in-eh and instep, takes lwsy s etreln and uneven pressure. bridges Ile weight from heel to tue snd braces the whole body. f

The "FOOT~EAZl-`Jl" eau: the fest and

dose it instantly. You will feel the restful AMI bracing effect in one days time.

Cen be vom inside your regular sin

shoe, and ehsaged from one pair to another. and outlssls several nsin ef shoes.

All sine. for men. women si-id children.

Prize 12.00 per pair st sll Had shoe

etenssn druggists everywhere. en't take subelltutsslhonisl>utone"FO0T-EAZERJ’ The Scholl Mfg. Co.. 412 Kiss St.. W.. Tennis

Morris

'___ '__ ___ ___-____ _____'-~_-_ -- _-_--___ 'J

‘-<

ntsly new. H.

all this seaeou's styles-not an old Jiyle in the lot-everything is |,..md new-spick and spas from the fac- tory. H. H. Rrown. 10-1MEtf.

IPRESIDENTAL FIGHT

NEAR ITS ENDING.

NEW YORK, October ‘.‘2-Cam-

paign managers are revising plans and altering arrangements for the windup of .the presldental \ light. The injury to Colonel Roosevelt, the voluntary withdrawal of Governor Wilson from the stump and the fact that neither President Tait nor Vice-President Sherman have taken part in the active worn of the cam- paign, 'have resulted in changing ‘plans inf su :in-ee of me cniel political camps.

n .I

When their digestion inight. Youcen heep your poultry healthy snd free from disease

give them

and increase cgi and prohls when you ,'~`°mm“"itY~ '-

--.ruse

souins

.°It pays to buy in this Provlsee

...'llliss Annie Foley, St. Catherine's

10-lvliltl. left Tuesday _,lor Boston Whcre Sho

"The hats. calls. and clothing wg.) will spend the winter.-°.

°"e offering in our Ilsrewell Bell are "r""'

...°scnocue'r misss, captain nsssi-_

gan, is loading potatoes and turnlps at Souris.-‘.

...’Jolin R. McRae, Rosebery, was

in Montague yesterday on business. -B.

..."Schooner Flora M. G., Capt.

Julian, Halifax, arrived in Montague yesterday to load produce.-B.

_.___

.._i'Jamee McEachern of Summerville

will sell his stops and farming imple- ments on Tuesday Oct. Z9. See hand- bllls. `

--_ i

...*Miss Mary l\facNeill was a pas-

sengerfrom Sourls Tuesday, en route to Boston, where she will spend thc winter.-".

...°0n Tuesday, Oct. 29 there will

be an auction sale at James McEach- ern’s, Summerville of his stock an farming implements. 10-24 MEM

...°Mrs. Joseph Allen, Boughton Is-

land, arrived in Sourls Tuesday, en route co I__a\¢c\'ille to attend the fun- eral of her mother, Mrs. Peter Rose.

.._°'rhc death occurred st Lsim-iii

on Monday, Oct. 21st, of Mrs. Peter liose, after a lingering illness, at the

to mourn, four daughters and two sons who liavc the sympathy of the

al'¢ M0n¢y'n\Hk¢rS ladvanced age of 86 years. She leaves

ii. damn' mama' sal .fa ..'-.a°fll'u.s°s..i.i1i°s is us ini illfl' is Jil. "Z

u orwi e ourpoulrypvo . .psis $2.50, slso smaller pscksges snd |00 lb. buss.

Prstlx Lies Killsr is llie but and most econom-

icsl exlerminshcr d vermin thsl you can use-ssle and easy to apply. Everything ihsl`s Prslll is Guaranteed or Money Beck Pntts Ros Clre ul in ilrinhlns wsiei saves sll

is.. im na. .Lair 33......

Prem Suse Ruled! will ssvaihe liule chicks.

udiuirssfdztrslzzurizui' *°'°"'°

Ark for Pntte NEW Blitlesef “Posliry Wrinkles"

L. A. llssznrd

'I3 (.lrnfo~n !<»»~»-- 4

~_~_~,__~_-_,___-_ -_-_-_-_, _-___ _ __ _fz_:;-_-Y ____;::~~_~-

____ ______ _____e__ ______r_~...

cuAi<iiiAN cinssiriso Aus- 0'

One cent per word lirsi insertion in

_ rn . hall cent por word for '

cscb continuation. Cash must sccumprmy order and five per cent dis- ' c mmf allowed. 7-‘linimurn charge Twenty-live cents.

ihis eolu n

‘ ~ "W 1=

_ AG£Nl`_~ WANTED ‘

1-iisi.i= \v_»iN'rnii_ i<‘_ii~"i‘ui¢N`i»oi.l l.\lS'l` ' I lnr: and oxpciiscn w ckl f 1' 'l`ru_~L- _ » '_,` ` -- -_-_-_-_----___ __f_ wo;l.hy man or ivoiignn ytuviict his l Mml A P1"A"L BRUUCH' FRIDAY

Travelling Ruiiirscntntivc. Frcvioiis afternoon' the mth- Finder P10256

Experience not required. Traveling home territory. Winston Limited 208 Sparlina Ave., Toronto, Ont. ' ' ' ' io-imizr

V §

l _

_ - » _ --_-1 '-=| LEARN 'mic BARBER "riiAD` `

BDAKUILRS wAN1Lll l Special mtv to our opening clasE'

BOARDERS WANTED-A LAli(,il§,

bright front bedroom, suitable for murrlcd couple or two gentlemen. Excolluiic table, modern conveni- ences. Apply 20 Fitzroy Bt. _ _ ~ io-2sivi3ip<1_ _

FOR SALE

FOB.SAL.is, AN A 1 Cormier. UNE ` Qlrtllc' famous Hs.wl1c’s Manufactu- res. Apply 102 Great George St.

10-23 M 1\\'. _

___; .fs

leave 3a Longworth Ave or gm.

veil Bros. 10-19 M ti,

_ _=

MIS U5 1

Mode_l'n_Bni‘l)el' College has owned at 6.. St. Lawrence Boulevard The most up to date institution cl its kind in America. Send for particu- lars. 10-2ZMtf.

` " _. `-ni Mata uslr

wAN'1'inD-YOUNG MAN" 'T0 AT.

tend a horse. Apply at Gum-dian _Offlco. W _ 10-23 M31. wAN'rEn-YOUNG MAN"'ro wonx

about factory. Steady work fur,

the right pcrson.-A. Duchemin &

iron SALE, nunirvu 1<‘Aij§I"`}iNb|

' _ winter, red, patched;

bluc and silver Foxes,

___ Mink, Morten, I<`isli<-.i',-

‘ ' ctc. John l.‘u\vnham,l Strathroy, Ontario, (inn. 10-1'JMEtf,

_ _ ,_ .________a__.__._.

FOR SALE, BERLIN Ul‘liI_§H'.l` piano in good condition. APPIY L0 l Miss E. A. Henderson, Union Road.

10-iiinrrei.

l"()Xl'IS FOR HALIC--2 l’Alfi. [)i‘\l'tl{

cross, 1 ‘red cross. Apply to Artlilli' iiinitli, Freeland, Lot ll. _, » _io-1i¢__w_lis<snni_ F0)It SALE." ONE LIVE ;`\'lALl'l\ nilnk or will exchange for a female mink -for breeding purposes. Kent-

ford K_ Scgtg Clyde River’ p_ E, ,Ll\'lc'f{cnzie, Secretary. 10-'l7M2\v d.

lsland. 10-22M3ipd_ -

_ __,_____-_____ __.-____ ____ .___ _.___ ._____ _

FOR SALE-(JNE PAIR BLACK foxes, ,Dalton’s best stock. pair Silvers and two Crosses. Apply/l ",(l,"' "Care", Guardian. 10-l9M6ipd

`sKi`§f.lsTr°oii`i;~i "‘é‘oUlNTER, ‘l

fine hardwood, deep, rich orna- `T6N LET»l 'DOUBLE OFFICE 'IN

rijents. well finished. Length 1011:, width* 2 lt., height, 3 It., 2 in. Will :he sold at a hargniu. Apply _ ‘9A1lvlrtiscr” Guardian. 10-15Mtf i

go. __ _ __ 10_22 Mit. wA N 'i‘Ei1-E565 "S7i"i'E5N (`;`§~`:i'"_A"r

Queen Hotel for doing chores. _ _ __ io_1oMti. WANTED A soy ABOUT' 15"-T6 learn the watch, clock and jewelry l`0I>11i1'iI1g trade. W. N. Tanton. __ _ ___ __ _ _ ___.9_;§l!1Lf- .\i1i»iii§N'r1un \vAN'i'isiJ IN l.i01LE1_i sholl- Allllly to Bruce Stewart &

rats Poultry

/J Regulator

|lIu.':rr.an, C. l-l. McDonald, A. 'A; Al-

'l'!""fil:i..l.“°'*'i'“'i°“"'i'i"s".'.¥*"i' '

run. l

Prsttt Asilisl Kqnlslef incsusce the vslue und _

._.*‘i‘lie following registered at the

M -"o_i'\ il Hotel, Montague, between T ?_isL n’._»_: it and 7 the previous night: \‘». /-. i'iirioa,ii, W. Rnnkiin, W. C.

icy, F. T. Green, T. A. Benson, W.M. Tweedy, T. W. Williams.-B. _

...*A. E. Slmrson, M. L. A., St.

Peters, returned from the Hispitsl in Montreal on Saturday last to5.Ken- sington, where he remained until yes- terday when he returned to his home in St. Peter’s Bay. Hc is looking well and it is pleasing to note that he is much improved.B. ‘

‘ From Yestei~d;iy's Evening Guardlam

...°"l‘lic S. S. Enterprise arrived in

Montague lust night nt 7 p. m., from Picton with n general way freight find 21 cars flour. She left today at 8.30 a. m., for I’ictou, calling at !\Iurra.y Harbor South. She took from Moutn-gue 350 barsels potatoes, at Murray Harbor South slie takes 200 bags of starch and 20 bags of cats and at Murray River, 200 bags of potatoes, The Charlottetown trip this wcck is cancelled.-B.

‘ 5 li- _

‘J-°~ ii-is ilu

WANTED 'i'i<:A<‘H|aii i<‘01<`ii'A'SPi-i1i-

ivumiisuicp HOU:-iii, i~:i.Ei./EN

_ 9-sci/in.

frecew wemv

cailx School, first or second class,

Supplement forty dollars, James D,

_ ll

F 'f - -~ -- - --

_____ *_ To il-;i_'

rooms. All modern convenience. Ap. ply to Mrs. Lynch, 109 Pownal St.

10-22M3lpd.

Prowso Block, Sunnyside. Rent ‘ moderate. Possession at once. Ap- ply to Prowse Bros. Ltd.

-,;l,»._”"'_-ifzillriri: scifi' "

WANTED 'A sAi..1-JSLADY CAPABLE dhtaklng charge of our milllnery illl0w¢4l_o0[ns. Apply at oucc to Managér, Prowse Bros, Ltd. 1 10-lllMl1l. WANTED, A GIRL 'FOR GENERAL

Apply to Mrs. J._(`..

279 HlK2hm0l'ld St. 10-21Mtl.

w1i~m’;i>`_ ”PIi“1rf`c:oon‘ss'i>' roxss

1inM'ssr1cXrnp““si:ul'cs` Tan

WANIEU '

reasonably priced. State price. Write "B." Guardian.

_ 10-23M3i Ezipd.

fox wanted. for which good price will be paid. Must be perfectly do-

This is an unnatural con-

dition- a little rest each day and Scott’s Emulsion after e\ery meal gives nature the

material to restore strength.

Scott’s Emulsion is a`

strength-building, curative f00d and tonic toovsrcoms weahneu- and _fatigue-contains no alcohol or drug. _

It doesn’t stupefy the

nerves, it feeds them.

Expectant and nursing mothers

mestlcated. Blake,' Vnmnatter, Bal- linaiad, Ontario. 10-22ME3ip,d.

always need Sco|r'e Emdszonf ’ Scott

Notto ornate and uard to lrsep clean, yet

ornsmentto nm klighgn,

'I`|ll5 l'1Nl`Eltl’RIiE MONAR

mi ii i ‘ ' f - '

in :°¢m'2.f'»ll;l'!:_H\.l%s¥_s;'_¢__id h4_l;ig.ls why lt use. pu ulsr pod hs' been lnetslierl

Ifi»~.Moi>s Arms fines.. sas Asn i:fcoiioMicAi. ro orl:RA'rE Ano-A cossrs 'r isouitcl-I or con- rosr in Ani nous.

-s ids i ' _

||¥0\l|‘ 'len rd ` 0' s’.|U'h. . hdlr=b%_°1"igi`| lllsrsndlulllnformwtlon

ni niiiiiill niinin ni.

SACKVILLI. N.B.

uAnUsA_crnsi~:ss

lunar-diss:-I ""7"

A lll?ASONllBl.l'1 RANGE »

iei%>lr_i;e___il:|s_t`i_s_'r_i;ag___t3!L;»’ _r~_._\{»;rnsi\'e for the ordinary fsnilly to buy, but good vslue for

handsome ln oppesrnnco and sn Cll STEEL RANGE

they cams out smiled at her and ex- chan d a fe ~ leassnt- words; -

ss.

five ptr Minimum

...fmflorpise Billy-_Guardian mn »‘ ue-',s _pt . A. Joiinstosfs. _ Montague. _ _ _

--°fl'l°eQIPIDfll&- Dail! Iiilsrdiautcse Us obwj at H. J. Mabon's Drug- _ Store. Bqurim _ "

...°F. G. Jordan, agent will he sled recplvpallfnewg, advertising ' mn _ _

._ ‘ 4- *"'“'5' . . »

...°'r.-_cq,ni¢m§ nm, wiu _bn £1954 ¢Qbr__¢_\§;°1;i.f'I,slll’sli»v_Z_i. i_idv'.,,nsi_iis _ all ll! S D _ons in' on argue and "f°1l'1i¢Y- His odice phone No. is 18, _ and reridence i>i1_o’n,q'Nc. 20.'

n'-.>r..>l"-‘rs

...°Siibscril>ers should renew 5 wecls i or two before the'time they have psld for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as _all papers are dis- i ¢0l1tii_iued proml_\tly"on expiry date. ‘

...°Stock_ior sale in the Ives Black

and Silver Fox Co., Montague, one , ' Pair already on the ranch. For fur- .p ther particulars apply to T. G. Ives, ,_ Secretary and Treasurer. 10-Z3Mtl. .`-

-t><r`rr.

the Montague Blank `Fox Oo. Uiable to be closed *any 'day this week. First come first served. Phono L. M. Mc- _ Kinnon, Montague, for further par- ticulars. 10-21Mi7i. i

.;~ -i- =.- -_

FURNITURE SALE. 5

, Buying in car loads lots we can

Sell you at auction pricesz-

Quartered Oak from $16.00 to $32.00 .,

Bliilfett from $13.50 to $36.00 each. _ _

eac _ '

-'.-Jr

$45.00 for set of 'six.

Wardrobcs from $14.00 to $25.00

they are beautics.` - Iron beds, Springs and Mattresses, .`_ Side Boards $0.00 to $50.00. Bur- fl*

calls, $5.75, $6.50, $7.00, $7.50, 'ff' $8.00, $10.00, -$12.00~eaoh. Commodes `

each. 3(

Parlor Suites, not the ordinary but 'l`

the best. $19.75, $22.50, $25.00 to .§< $60.00 each, 3 and 5 piece suites. Parlor Tables, $1.50, to $112.00 , each. _ ,,__'

with 5 large legs 51.00 to ;12.ca 'Y each. .\~

'"“-'*-°‘- _ _ ii

._..... fi*

Both the working farmer and the

aio seriously studyinghow to turn ~i<

Prince Edward Island alone. -"

at all? -'-7

uecd the instriictiwcs ,_;i\c.i by farm 1- 'f'

The Giinrdian management has com- "X: plctcd arrangcincnts with tho publish- "

that this excellent weekly magazine 4-'

any suliscribcr~of the Guardian who remits a years subscription in nd- ji; vauce according to instructions on ,3. first page. D

ished weekly at Toronto, Canada, and .;.` has branch offices at Winnipeg, Van- f couver, Regina and Montreal! A. L. McCredie, B.S.A., B.A., is .;<

Editor in chief and Henry Sirett ll.- S .A., Agricultural Editor. _

Board of Directors are as followsz-

ent Sir Edmund Walker, l3anlrer,'l‘or --

cr. Strntfcrd;"1`homas Delwortll, fur-_ ,,. mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer, Rdsser, Man; W. J. Glass, farmer, 'Y McLeod, Alta; A. G. Hopkins, V. S.

farmer, Brannon, Sask.10--17Ml~ltf. '

,» ~‘-».'__' .'i`°f"i’i‘5`Z"l‘>i

BETTER ROADS MOVEMENT.

ST. JOHN, October 22-A province wide movement to secure better '_

meeting held under the auspices of

is that the provincial 'government _

"r'I"*.

HER SMILE BROUGHT $500.

...°Only very few shalres now left in _

$2.75, $3.00, $3.50, 24.50 and $5.00 'll

Wicker Chairs 3 colors $3;25 each. "'-"_

Dining `room tables, surface oak ‘

the best at lowest prices. Jas. Paton ',j" J

’»

ltlllll ll] THE llllMEll

l The business of farming is in the " most "ci'itlco.1 period of its develop- _"Vi _

ments. ' _ _ .1,- A, investor in farm lands and securities Lal

farm products into net profits.

There are thousands of farmers in ,.;-.-

Is it not hard to believe that only

one of every live read a farm paper 1"

Only one in tive. The other four ,,','.,

papers. 'lf/‘

ers of The Canadian Countryman so

wiu bsmniled FREE for one year to

The Canudino Countryman is DHD' “ff

Calaloiimi

Sli _

in Your

W .

House

‘ Seiia

Us A _ Trial

Beat

Mail 0rder

Konverlo Overcoat " “Val pg

' s ~ , ` --’ _

}__ _Patented larch ss, me. Q -" ‘ _ ‘desirable _coat _forfne or stormy weaffierq 5 _ '

lteliiin*l 'llclober 0vercoal Values

We Meet

Dining Room Chairs from 60c to 'X4 ',_ ' -__ _

OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE and we are" here with the

largest and ipostidesirable stock ot' overcoats ever shown by us at _the be- ginning of the winter season. And you cai1’t einpliazise the word Quality too much in these October offerings. No matter what you select here from a. raincoat at $4 oo to a. fur coat at $8 5.00, you are always sure of the utmost quality for your money. It’s quality that counts with us_, first, _last and_ al- ways, aud thai’.s wl1yit’s so true of this store that, quality considered, prices

at Prowse's are lower. ,

I .

_ , ,_ , _

Men Sllvercoals $5.9)

MEN’S CHESTERFIELD OVER-

COAT. 44 inches long, made from a black English beaver cloth single brea -L- ed, velvet collar, body linings of Strozig Italian, sizes 36_to 44.

lilau’s0vercoals$5.90

Made froma heavy warm English _

'l`.v.-ed of nice appearance, showing strip: patterns. Prussian collar style, 50 iufsiies long, twillsd Italian body llning,

wc-Il tailored. Sizes 36 to 44.

...__ _ _,__,_ _T -_ -‘

Melts ilvercoals 7.00

Voun ` Men's_ Tweed overcoats mode

from faslilonable 28 o-/._ tweeds, Single breasted, Prussian collar, strap on sleeve, dursble Italian body llning<. Ten pat- ierns to choose from. Sizes 35 to 44.

Men’s0vercoals15.00

Highest tailoring ' excellence., This

cout is made froui an ALL wool imported meltou, tailored in the newest senator style, 50 inches long with vent in back, hand felled collars and padded shoulders. Sizes 36 to 46. .

Meu"s Uvercoals 9.00

A Double breasted ulster ni:-ide from

a heavy 28 oz. tweed iudark grey shade, showing a herring bone stripe pattern, has converto collar which may be hut- toned close at neck or worn open. Sizes 36 to 44. _

Boys’ 0verc0als 2.75

Boys’ overcoat tailored in si neat

smart model with velvet collar that but- tons close around neck Tliematerislis clieviot cloth. Brass buttons. and well lined. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 yearsof nge.

Meu’s0vercoals10.00

Men’;_i Beaver cloth overcoat, made

rom a good quality English Beayer clot-h, tailored in the new senator st; le, 50 iuchesilong, vent in back, velvet collar,

_ ' , gqol bor_ly,l_i_n`li1gs;si'/._es 36 to 46.

Boys’ Overcoais 3.9 i

Made from aheavy weight frle '

cloth this makes an excellent coat f i winterwear. It is tailored in the sing li hreaslefl fly front style velvet collar Sizes to fit boys from 8 to 15 years of

H29.

z. A. Lash, 1.L.1i., Toronto, rresiil- `_,`_ “"-» -.~ ' _ "1 f" - ‘ Q

onto; Nelson Mcnreini, s.s.A_, farm-

We have a large range of patterns

in this popular priced overcoat. All lhc new tweed effects and also black beaver and uicltoii cloths in th: new senfiiur styles, 50 iuclies long. The tailoring is first class in every respect.

Boys’ 0vercoats'4.2 5

The =Red River Coat~Made from

blue black Maikinaw cloth, soft an warm, seams are piped, and the hoo and body are lin-:<1 with red flannel. A self collar bultons closest neck. Sizes for ages 3 to io years. `

_ .-.__|...

of St. John. Among the suggestions, -u y

_, --“ -:'_'--_, l i

roads was launched here tonight at a - » ' _ __ __ _Q __

the New Brunswick automobile as- _ V V V D Y \/` 'W V socistion and the good roads as-| . ~ '

soclation -of the city and county’ ‘ ‘

toms, 0... ..__n... JM... °-fi" “-

Had e of Chelmsford who died ` `

. _ v~_ ._/I r\_/L,____ ' V

a ` __,_

should issue bonds for thte making oil , _ 1 f ' _ er t r d ~ d tha ~th t unk ._ .~_ ` ' _ '_

ilaoadlsalhlntheoiirbvldce should be r at- D _,|, ~ '~~~ tended from the money'so realized, _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - _

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just been probated, tequeatlied $500 to Mrs. Walker, the wife of a bank _ cashier, for simply smiling pleasantly at thc tosfatpr as they left church

together.

Mrs. Walker explained that she sat

near Miss Hodges in church, and as _.

' _u . 1 .'= .¢._

Black Prince Hose _.at

all the Leading Dry ,Groo_d_s___S_tores. ,

OT 'ae

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some time ago, and .whose will has ~.~-_ -- " ' --_-- f - ----~ .- _ _ _B51 _

CHINA ' TEA SET4

We have especially fortunate in securing another lot of AUS'

'ri<A1N1c_HiNA"'I'-EA ssTs,whi¢nf0f QUALITY and PRICE, ‘we css- sider splendid v'alues.-- These came in several decorations in floral and

CHINA 'FEA ssrs 42 Pisces $5.00-_

Thst deslrenblsl i~I storey double tene I '; l .- _

merit hcuse on corner Greet George and

Dorchester Ftreets. owned by the inte P ' ‘ ' _ " _ " f _ P. uini.. Aigry is .icuii uses", oe.. _ _Successors to A. N. Mclisy --Sunnyside. l

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