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AND lilNG’S COUN'l'Y

...It pays. to buy in this Province.

...lilies (‘nristie l~`riiscr, llothwell,

has been very ill for the past week.

*~..i.Stanley Mc\'ane, Bothwellw is "J~ '-

£lghtly improved after his recent ill-

ss.-J.

ii"...Mr. Myers, who has moved from Bt. Peter's to Souris, has leased the

--_ I

...The Morning Daily Guardiiiii can

bc obtained ut H. J. Maboii's drug store, Souris. 4-4drtf.

ruse owned hy John l~`. McNeil,for-I ...Miss Jennie Garrett, .\'oui-is, has

_erly occupied by Mrs. Holland.-J.

...John T. Whalen, who has been

awarded the contract for the comple- ’oii of nie ned Point i-ian is iniiiiiy

%gazed in hauling out lumber for t, e work.-J.

...The Many friends of Harry Bruce. ed Point, will be pleased to learn

ltllat' he has sufficiently recovered from his recent attack of rheumatic hver to be able to he out of bed.--J.

",,..'l‘he many friends of Harry Mc- Donald, Soiiris, who has spent sever- nl weeks at his home here, will re- gret to leiirii that the time has nr- rived for his depairture. He len\'<-s lbis niorninz for (`liiiihiim, N. B., where he has accepted ii position with Morrison .ii Ulurk, coiitruetiirs. of !~liimnierside.-J.

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Your Hal ls Here

The arrival of a lot

of Sr-ft hats a few days

ago completes our stock,

and we can show you a ii nssortinent w e

h_:i\'e never before cil-

`uilled. Trappy Soft

Ilfits in lfcdora, Ilip,

Trooper, and oi hcl'

sliapcs sliow thc new

ideas. sioo sizs io sooo

\\'c can suit any

face uiih a lirird hut

_ :ii prices just slightly

lower than you :ire

ficcustoiiied io pay. 'l`lie

pick of the new styles.

$l.75 $7.00 io 3.25

D. A. Bruce

'accepted a position as saleslzidy with i.\`teriis llros.-J.

I ...Peter i`i-inipliell of Red Point has taken ai position with .\`utherliind l'.ros., si. l‘eter’s liuy.-J.

\ _.i- I ...l-lai'ry Fraiicis. represelitinp; F..I. Friiiicis k" Solis. cnrriuge buildcrs, ol Fortune, wus in .\`ouris yesterday. -J.

' ...Josotli _-i. lieiiin-dy, Moiiiiigiie. li-fi _ii-sir-rilnv niorniiii; to join (lip dreilige l‘rin\-t- l~Iii\vzird ut i‘linrlotte~ lii\v;i.~°.\l.

*-0 I ...Jnrvis Hennessey, St. i`atliur~ ines, has accepted zi position with .\lrl~Inclii-i'ii liros., lllaick llusli, us si-:iIel‘.-.]. _

ii. Joriliin, .\‘oiiris_ is iliinrdian

i'i~pi'esciitri.tive, and :ill news, nilver- Lisiil! :ind .~iiIisi:i'i|»tioiis in >`olll'is :ind vicinity .sliolilil bl- li:inded to I|iiii_ Z-l0ili'tf.

...'l`lioinas .\lr(Tarroli, bailifl, oil coin-

plainl of liispei-tor Moslici', searched thi- pi-i-iiii.~'es of Robert Aiiderson, .\`.»ili‘i.-, .ind found a large quantity of be;-it

_...\li.s.~'i~s Mclloiiiilil and \\`estii\\'ay,

iiiillliil»rs, \\'ill slioii'-.suiiiples iiltlieir sprilii' :ind silniiiiei' iiiilliiiery nt .\Ii'. \!;i:;lii-I's store, iii"ol‘grti>\vii, on Tucs- <1-i_\'..\1=»,\' 2nd. 4-:7d:si.

....\i*cliie .\lcl.clliin, the popnlur and

iuli-iiii-il iiiuiiaiger of the lred l‘oint lli';iin:itic 't‘”l'il‘h”.` left' yesterd£\'y for lloston :liter spclidiiig the winter nt his In-nie in lied l’oint.-J.

._,i&cor;.:e ll. .\'lclloiiiild, Harmony,

liiis siifliciently recovered from his rc- rent illness ns to be able to take charge of lfeginnld Dingwell's lobstcr faictory nt tiny Fortiinc.-.I.

_ ...Martin McKinnon. Montague, hnv- ing consented to uct as (lunrdian re- lll‘€sentati\'e, all news. advertising :ind subscriptions in Montague, und vicinity should be handed to him.

2-Brtf.

...McDonald and Merry, iiiilliners,

_Montagi|e, intend liaving their mil- 'linery show day :it the store _of Mc- Donald Bros., Georgetown, on Tues- riiiv, ‘ind of May. All ure invited.

4-2‘3d3i.

...New spring zoods arriviiii: daily.

Last shipments inrliided famous “l~`aiiltll-ss" clothing, "Hartt" slioe,~;, dress-goods, etc. Uiir prices always coinpare favorably with anv "Slaugh- ter~sale" prices. Mcl.eod and McGre- gor, Montagiie. 4-29drli.

, --_ I ...John McDonald, Souris, who wus cook lust year for Whitehead Bros. on the ldlniirn ltziilroiid, leaves this niorning for Nciv Ilriinswick, ivhcrc he will be cook oil the branch mil- rond which is being built by l\lni'ri- son und (‘liirk from (‘lintliniii nloni: the Mirniiiichi ltivcr.-J. _ _ _ _ _ _

I ...'l`Iie Soiiris iriurket prices yester- day were iiilicli the snine as when lust nuotl-il, vir.;--flutter. Zic; eggs, liic; hbick outs, 3Xc; white outs, Cliic; loose hay, $10; pressed liny, $11; hides, lic; ciilf skills, lilc; codfish, fic; Iinke, fir; fresh lierrinir, pel'ilo:1.., llc; clnnis, per pnil, 200.-.l.

...Un the Eiith lust. llenjainiii Mc-

l.cil.n, W New Pi-rth. pn.~‘.<cil away af- ter a se\'e|‘e illness of unc week, Mr. i\lcl.can was Ili years of ni.',i~. He leaves a widowed inotlier and several liriitliers. 'l‘hi- funeral on 'l`Iiursdav to the (`nrdiimii i`emetei‘y was' very Iari_'l-ly ntteiideil. ilwing to the nb- scnce of their pn.~:tor, llev. Mr. Fras- er. ilie seiwices were conducted by Rev. David Wri_s:ht of Moiitaglie. His fatliei"s funeral .services was the first roniiiicted bv the llev. Mr. Wrighton coming to Montague about eigtecn months ago also in the absence of ri pastor for (`ardi_i:nii l‘resliyteriiiii ('oli‘:i'etfntioii.-bl.

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Fino Values in

Wall Paper and

Carpet Squares I” ` e

l I

' One of lhr- most Wall Pa er ~-I -1 <- » fi

bea'.|_|ii`ul ili.~'ril:i.\'s

of wall papers ln tliiipro\‘ilie<-_is_ .~'|n_i\vn here i_n our store.Huiidi'.-r_:~_i_oi il-1l_l\ f_l\H beautiful tlet-lkns _ii m:i'_"l\i|ir ent .iri .iv ofthe ben _from Cnnadui i nnr_l_ .\m_ r icon fat~t<_i-lee. mnlo- oil. slioviiriir |».ii- iicu|~i'|_\' intel estli g to island vi om/ ii.

Prires range from 'lc d0.ili 1- roll lo

. . 3|-00

lIliii"ri-:Is

S o|'lle'sii:l:.~'.

_. - , latest I‘:\i-

ti-riiu._qiii_\lit_y Hoods .\'ou can ,I’\I_l_:iI».-i_il~ into |uilh_ in. hovvii Iii lirusscis, I upr~.~.l.- r_\'. .»\xlliiiil|4tPl'¢ Wil\o»i.ot¢~

l‘i-iles fiom $_2 00 up li' - - . --- |_.-| "5 hr-lp you Iioiisefrali.

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' _ _ .fto .IoI.ln Nlchols0n`s, Dundas, over-

Montague F urmsliing Co. Ltd.

I lliiiiil. Zion l`liiircli _.

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I ...The B. S. Enterprise left Souris yesterday for Hallkesbury.-J.

...Mrs. Joseph L. Dewar of Monta-

gue is suffering from Piieuiiionia.-M.

...Hugh Vnmpbell and H. Sickles,

Whini Road, are both laid up with l’ieurisy.-M.

...The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnstone’s, Montague. 2-Bdrtf.

_._The death of Mrs. Angus Camp-

bell occurred at (‘aniiibell's Cove Thursday night. Death was caused bv pneumonia.-J.

arrived yesterday at Suuris and pro ceeded to Fortune where they wil spend the summer.-J.

...J-.ibn J. Sinith, New Perth, is laid

up with n somewhat severe case of measles, but is progressing favorably towards recovery.-M.

..._-ldrizin Mclnnis, (`lieeseiiiakcr at

lied Point, who has been visiting at Rollo Bay, called ut Souris yester- day on his yeturnshonie.-J.

...Some of the American tourists

...The Muntagiie innrket prices

which were about the some yesterduv ns when last quoted are itemized clsewlicre in this issue.-M.

...Sterns Sons & ('o., Souris, oder

for sale one hundred bushels of white Hiissizin Seed Wheat grown last year from Iniported seed on the Heberdulc l"nrni. 4-_29d3i?

...The streets of liloiitague' are in

fact dlistv, though the roads in some of the neighboring sections are very bad. A little attention in the wav _of druinnlze would work a great impi'ove- ment in ninliv places.-M. `

...Lobster packing will start at

Matthew & McI.ean`s factory early this niol'niny.:. All the fishermen re- port the prospects good. Pills and Adolphns Cheverie run their lilies :ind took out three hundred und thirty trups on Wednesday, which is probably the largest day‘s work ac- complished by two men in that line for years.-J.

...Morning Light Lodge I. O. G. T.

at Albion always has its meetings well attended. The following are the onlcers for the ensuing quarter-(`. T. -Wm. 'l‘rainoi', Secy.-Helen Mayhew, Trees,-Ben Conrad, Mar.-W. Wests- way, (‘hap_-E. Westaway, Sent.-C. (‘onrad, V. T.-Eva Moore, F. S.- May Raunalds, A. S.-R. Westaway, ll. M.-(‘lara Iianndals, Guard-H. Con- rad.-M.

CHINA FIINII

._;

Vreviolisly Acknowledged _...$1356.58 Collections for li. P. Church,

lnilian River & Frectown

Donation bv Benevolent lrish

Society, Emerald . . . . . . .._

(‘olIei:ted by Postmaster, Hunf

ter River from--

20.00

5.00

.lnriirs (‘rcwe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 1.00 .l. M. Mi:lleod._l\I.l]. 2.00 lnincan McDonald 0.50 ileo. S. Mrl.eod 3.00' .lolin Wayc ._ 1.00 Fi( Sflliignall 1.00 J. F. Trniiior 0.10 'i‘homas Seaninii 1.00 llonald Andrews 1,00 l\'li.<.- M. Ready 0.2' l<`rcd li. Hughes .. _ lioy ll. Vuiildcrstiiie .... .. _ .

so :Jvc :via

ll.ii0

".\iinie lllni:ail;ii"' Mission

llaiid, l.llooiiilii~ld

.-\nnie li/Iiii~l{i\ii'/.ie Mis:-lion

5,00

G.8l)`

$1405.07

Ill. W. and Mrs. Howitrd $2.00 ,Mrs. llolwrt Hnslnni & fum- I ily ...................... ._ 5.00, .Wi-lliii;;ton and Mrs Haslaiii.. l.00l llinnie and Mrs Haslani 1.00 Benj and Mrs Haslam 0.75 Fverett and Mrs Haslam 1.00

Dv-¢_kO\2_© »-¢"C©'Jl aéooo

lietr_am and Mrs Hnslain

iicorge find Mrs Haslain §A Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

|'l`lioinas and Mrs Haslnm `Mre~:. Archie Chappell . . . . . . . .._

$10.35

KINARUS -38085 Goldziliiin by Brazilian 202i4

» Kinnros 38086 by Kuinures 2.102, the fastest trotting son ofthe great brood more sire Kreinlin 2.072’ ' Dam one of the very best brood

mares on the Allen Stock l<`nrni- Iiussuln, dnin of 4, grand dum of 1.

Second dum, llussiiiu, full sister to the world’s champion brood mare, sire Niitwood. ' i I Third dum Miss Russell, grentcsti of :ill brood mares, to which hc traces 4 timcs.

We never had ii sire here with such

.ii license to prodiico brood iiiiircs, He| will certainly prove to be ii Nutwood to l’. IB. Island.

Kiiiaros, 38086, will lcnve 0wncr's

,stables, Montague. May llth, going

night. Mny 10th, to Head St. Pct- er’s Bay, noon at or near Hugh Mc-

, _ _ , _ .~ |_ - .Millan's, then to John l’hclnn'i-i, Mo-

"“"”‘f M""“~“"" P L i-sn station, overnight. iviiiy 1itii,l

'_ on~

I i

~» _ to James Mooney’s, Pcoke's Station,|

noon. Home that night.

_,_ _ .___ _ _ _ ____ _ __ - Goldzilian _

by the mighty Bralillan 20214 Brn-

. _L Special Prices On 2.1:" ..':...ll::.':° 2il.l.".i‘..'”..f:.iil,

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speed manners, and high prices, wherever horses ure used Ha was the

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(1 p __ ., ., ... ..

‘ "" " ‘ ' ly the best son.

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If you could' you would breed t

\,. . . »

. I Saws, planes, rules, sqiinres, chisells Brazilian, but you csii't,_so do the

next best, and breed to his big gnnic

- __ .. son Goldzillan. Hs will make the

hiatfchcitsl hammcl"° season at owner's stables. For fur-

»_5 ---» ` ther particular; of these h_0\‘S¢S 1\D~

‘f "" QAMERON 6-5* C0 °°“{~;.::es...

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MHS BUIIKE-IIIIEHEZ

visits by Seton Robert Beresford

closed today, are responsible for the report in social circles that Mrs. Burke-Roche, daughter of Frank Work, the millionaire sportsmen who died iecently and from whom the twelve divorced woman inherited more than $1,000,000, is to be wedded to the Englishman. He has been in this country since the wedding of his brother with Helen Vivien Gould

Lord i‘ainoys and "Bobby" Beres-

lie professed great admiration.

exploits of Lord (lamoys, has bien more or less reserved in regard to h' _‘elf l't v'bf l'l

.~ y- ' y _ . _ _ derstood Mrs. Burke-Roche ridiculed the idea of marrying another liiiglisli- man, saying she never would mukc another venture. Beresford would not commit himself either way. He was jocular, and, dressed in his spots and new-fashioned cutaway, he walked about, evidently interested in anotlior person in the Hotel St. Regis, of

there have been many pi'oplierie.s iii to what might happen, but hereto-

nround that Mrs. Burke-Roclie, wliosc last husband was Aurel Batonyi, whip

man were commented on until his

baud of Frank \Vork’s daughter.

Mrs. lliirke-R0che’s first husband,

was James Boothby Burke-lloclic,

peer. She was married to him in 1881, and seven years afterward there wus a divorce, by which l"aliiiie Work

Buike Ilochc ieceived charge of licr children. Many" years afterwgril she was innrried to Batonyi, and ulti- mately gained a divorce. He sued for

an allowance of $36,000, and long lit- igation followed. Mrs. lllirke-Roche`s sister is Mrs. Peter Popper Hewitt. (J tl di ' 'led 'itl M

maid, and there was \vidc-spread coni- ment.

Those who know Beresford and Mrs.

Biirkc-Roche think it would be un ideal nintcli. -

"Beresford is a level headed man,

not the sort of Engllshnian who comes to this country with the avow- ed purpose of getting a wife," said ii. friend of the Eiiglishmiiii. "He has

well of here since lii.~:

-flrst landinir, and, like his brother, has made u fine impression on all those with wlioui he has come inio contact. ’l`hc Amerirniis and the Eng- lishmen like »liim, and George Gould thinks ai great deal of "Bobby Helps- ford."

been thouglit

l~‘llilC Fll<}.\`l) LAST NIGHT

WAS UN 'l‘l-Ili RAMl‘A(ll<Z.

HAlill<`AX, April 28.-Warelioilsr

with its contents consistiiig of ii var- iety of groceries, owiicd by Geo.. Bris- tcr. was coinplofelv di':»‘ti'oyeil by iirc lust night. _

The loss is $4000 with no insur-

ance. lliiriiig the pi'o_ei'cs.< thc liri- ffhief l3roilerick, Capt. Burns and 1.! horsenien iinrrowly escaped with their lives, when the south and west wall.; of the building collapsed siniiiltniic- ously.

'l`liUI{il, April 28.-The fire depart-

ment was called out for a blaze last night in Stnnfield, Smith i‘o‘,~i wholesale sliipping and warerooms, building. Fire was confined to the first and second floors, and started froni stub of cigar.

Smoke and water were responsible

for most of the loss, which will li- inouiit to aboiit $25,000, and t-ovei‘ed by insui':l.iice.

HAli'l`l.ANl.‘~, April 28-"l`he villains

of Waterville was the scene of a dis- astrous iirc last night. The lirc broke out in the Metliodist (lliiirch und spread across thc road to the llrforiii- ed llaptist (‘-hlirch.

lloth ciliiic-es were bnrurd to thi-

lxround.

All‘l`ll.I.ERYMlllN T0

(li) 'Fil l<)l\'(il.ANll,

OT'i‘_»\\V.-\. .f\pril 28--’l‘he oflicers

coniinandinir Field Batteriis liuvc rc- ccived iiistiuiction that one ninii from each of the fifteen lillrhesr. Field llat- teries in last, years efliciuiii-_v list will bc taken on a conipositc tcnni which goes to lilngland in Aiigiist for Artill- ery competitions.

'l`l»llllilFli‘ l.~lXl’LOSIl’N

FOUR MEN Kll.l.El).

SAND l’OIN’l`, init., April 28.-As

n result of ancxplosioii in the drying house of the Dominion Explosives Co a calamity oeciirred which almost ex- actly duplicatcd that ol a year ago in thc some power mills.

l<'our nien were instniitly hurled into

eternity and about _$700 daninizes done to property.

AN ARRIVAL AT QUEBEC

MON’l‘liE.\li. April 28.-The S. S.

Royal George hnd thc honour nf ini ciatiiig the trans-Atlantic Naviimtion to the i-it Lawrence this year, arriv- lm: nt. Quebec yesterday.

' STOCK NOTES

A very handsome gelding; three

years old, sired by Eskhnm azgon-

ers, Royalty, was, seen on the city streets on Friday Inst und wus greatly admired by horlamm--IL

ri’ *fi . ~ .' ii' ' -*' ' -. -

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_S|X‘|‘|;|_‘,u °-'ruiii i.A'rms'r Nmws.-_ _ I ` !'!&B.'¥.' 9! __ ____ __ _

bi~o_uier_ of i.0i~a net-ies, it ii-as dis- s`|" P,-ic” Strictly _ Cash To Ev

Fashionable Gloves '

Women Who

Dress Well

Mrs. Burke-Roche is living in the I , fi

Hotel Gotham, and "Bobby" Heres- _ ford has been a frequent visitor to l_~- ~.-0. '- the handsome divorcee. _ ' ___ _~_ "~ '-P _,Qc _ _ _ for ._ _

ford for several weeks have been in 1 ‘ _ _ -' J' _ _ _ this city, and in that time they have _ fiyi _ ._ _ been busy in society. Caiiioys lofi q ' __f“ -2-\3_'_ _/. this week for Europe, saying there - ` ' /)£`\_ ' ‘_.

was a girl in this country who was _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ i `-` ' , ) extremely good looking and for ivhoin ‘ ,I fm ~"II"II -"I\i\`\'Ul Ihb-"5`U‘ “

ims , ani i ne ei eore las icon

hinted hi- was coiisiderini: iiinrrinilc. M He is fort tvio ears old It was nn- ` ., , -

Ilrowiis, ilrziys :ind (li f:i.\liiou:iIiIC. . . . _

NEW YORK, April 24-Freqiieiit I

For

Beresford. in commenting oil the

you buy here being coi'i'cc_t in on every particiil

in Black, Tail, (licy and White $1.00 per pair. .'\ Hi _ _

egos; ;i very siipctipr glove, perfect filling, durable :ind

_ . Q

whom one could hear neither nanie I S

no_r_<‘f;i§,§"i;l;i,i';ii-\.isit to this country

fore the name ol the ldnglisli lord's `i ' l__ i__ .°, , _ . , ' brother has been connected with wo- k 'IIHI _‘I " fl/$5 ct’ pei l)‘ur‘ _ _ _men of the younger set who hnvc noi .\I lr; £638 (iI(l\'CS P61' pflll.

yet married. ` , ',.' * ~ _' _ _ 6

only recently did the word so I"ld"`:" (']0ve"' 5 3 4’ Q’ 0 I /I’ 6 I 2’ 3

Special Line, 0ur Leader,

1-I K ` »` - . _ I

Thereupon every one was on the . - _, watch, and the frequent visits of the U1 ,Paul Grey and Black; \Vm'lh il’ robust. healthy and energetic English- For

` . `. . . .

name was mentioned ‘as the next bus- i‘{ll)1'lL‘ g`I0\'CS 25610 356 .“ilIl{ lll ’I`1l.ll.‘~`, \\ lille !lll(I lilZ\t‘l»{

65 cis io $l.40

e Gloves---_-~

glier Qualify in Tons,

-4. 7. 7 I-4 $l-00

- r “ ‘ ' _ "

lid.

eryliody. ’

No one article of dress

makes oi' mars a. costume like the gloves which give the finishing touch to it

A poor glove will ruin

ilie :ippear:iiicc_ of the liandsomest Suit.

air. l’ei'rin's (§loves-

per pair

5 l. 1. il

I Suedes

r.5o

____ A

The i Carpet Z Store

lint liiii

brother of Baron Fermoy, an Irish l "“""" ' ' '

rruicc on Queen Street at N

iere

.1 .

ace ic \orce sal \\ i rs. _ -., --_-_- , __ ____ _______-_______'____ _

Peter i~..<ii~e.- Hewitt, ,using as iiir

-_ 5-- ._____,

15.

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‘f -'i'.‘7i€_ _ ' _1 _ _,__ .__ The Enfcrpris s a c iv ii

o. 96.

est Carpet Depzirtiiieiit iii the province.

"1)ou’t he among the sleepy on

cs." lilly your carpets

Now is the Time, During llousecleaiiinu

in ilisc:ird the olil, \\‘i‘rn out stove from llic kiiclien :uid ilislull ii steel

raiigc ilinl will puy for itself, ivilliiii lli 'l`Iiis is wlizil ilic

will ilu for yen to say nothing ofiis al il :iii :iildi ion lo :iiiy kilt-lien, Wiili th

DAYLIG

c year, in the fuel and labour saved.

E MONARCII

|i‘n.ciivc :ippi-nr.'ilieir whirli ninkns enew

ll'l` OVEN ,

ii Illia :iiI\.'iiii~i~il siill farther in lilo lend of`:ill oilivr rfiiiges in lliii iuakei,

.'iii_d iu\\\' \\'iiIi its eciiiiixiiiic i‘i|iiiNlii'ul - -ir s--r ii N ii

:iiiil lzilnir Saville ilevirea

S ALONE

:is ilu' r:iii_i5o. for lliose who \\‘:inl the bust.

liliuiiifaci ii

red by

e Foundry Co

le! Nu Bo '

1. _ _ __ ~_ .__ ~¢-.___-.

and Properly For Sale At Tryon

consisting of store, dwelling house, barn and other oiit-liiiildings, all in perfect repair--and well painted, be- ing practically new; also 95 acres ol prime land.

This property is beautifully and

conveniently situated, within I. few minutes' walk of three cliurches and only two hundred yards from thc Tryon Consolidated School. le also on the diicrt line of thu rural mall route and is in every respects veryl desirable location for business.

Reasons for selling; ill-health.

Apply to

W. H. HOOD. ‘

4-ldlmrtf '\"‘\'»‘»'\ .

only one of its kind, iuilitary style with “coiivci'to°’ coll:-ir. -Patons. 4-25difr.i.

Sprlnp Mllllnery ot Proxxso

Bros Ltd. ~ 4-l8d f

"Aiiothei' ease just passed tlirougli

the customs ninrkcd Paton & (‘-o enn- taining thc latest ilrcss hats in tnglc mid ruff straw sailors. Tliev are straight from thc fm-tory and cnnnot he bouiglit elsewhere in the city. Yours for fashionable und wcnrablc high-

The popular Cluett Arrow Col-

lars are here today in great var-

vvith either square or round coll- ar. These como in quarter sizes and the price is 200 each. 3 for 500. Gluetr. collars not only nr. qrid wear but they possess dllthe style that skillful outteirs and oli- iiort. finishers can put into a coll- dr. There ls no collar as smartly

9_:.yllshasth».aCluott. e.nllar.s.Thoro l B style to suit. every need and dvery taste and wo have the style that will suit you Zoo each 3 mr 50, Moore Q. McLeod 4-24dtf.

Chlldren's tams In u grant ranue

`er, owned and ilrlvon by Roper Broth- of prloos ooinmenc-.ing at 450 DIGWIY l”¢"\0‘I0\\°‘I Since 1910. The

Good Business Sianillfoii sm: or RENT AT-

i2 sample waterproof coats

izlass niillincry. l'aton’s. 4-Zildtf. ‘which we will 3511 with 3 2 1,2

lety.We are showlnu all lim naw-f \ - est st-yiesin olnsagset roia collars. ,5'25"’°' F' O' B' Car Sums

CEN1 RAL BEDEQUE

'l‘lin silbscriber oileri-i at llrivnte sale the dcririahle dwelling house at. i.‘-en-I iriil lielleqiic containing 10 rooms und fitted with hot. and cold water; ui-\vel‘age, hath toilet und all moderii iiiiprovemeiits.

Uoiivciiiciit out-buildings, liiwn, or-

cliard, shade trees. l<lvi»'ry thing well kept. and in first class repair.

Terms easy. For particulars apply to Wm. Call-

beck, Emi., Bed que, or W. Il. Petli- li-.k. (‘.liiirloi.tgL6‘ivn.

4-15dif.

oiice

,__.

Dorics of all sizes :ind types:

Ne have :i large stock of the,

ordinary, single, iiicdiuni and

douhlcdories and we are a

prescut building a number of

23 ft, double end power dories

H. P. Iuipcrial installed for

‘_ L. and N. PAQUET.

Sonris

2 5d . wiheudltstf

P!3~g "We'have now in stock is complete line of children's go-carts and folders ln colors of green, brown and black. The designs for 1911 have been com-

0ach.Tno very host Christy make

$tanlay Bras 4»2.‘|a6|, "Bee ours before you buy. Patons.

prices rilii from $1.75 tn $26.00 each.

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THE SHOE THAT NEEDS NO BREAKING IN

When you exaipine thi!

Empress Shoe 'illustrated here you will immediately* note that it is not an ordin- ary shoe. The lest MS um and snap, the pattern stYl¢» and fits the foot perfectly»_ arching and supportilll tl-.W instep as few shoes will d0-

Wé have the agency f0,8 “Empress Shoes for W0; men.”

iiloiiius ii siull

W you _buy _ I __ ?.:°:-"‘;r.’ai.°:":.‘“:i..%i.li%»f

8 8 0 5 , that °'_h¢\'§

prices and the Iowesh °w__,, TW can offer.-_-[L I1- I’ 4 2-963 ~ Young Mbn a Man. _.

"A very popular n_haD° I“__;‘°',t 33,2:

in the Fedora with dip ir°_____~ _____,__,,_ shape is shown here in 9° » 6" _ green and black, and li is fl!!! 9 B d gems and $2.15. other shrill" f

' 4-27dtf.

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Bruce I. “fu

icoioi~ii_ at ;i.ao, _$1.40 to SH-0" _,%_

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