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if you wish the best in photo gi-aphy, finished on the new spec iulized mounts, (the very latest novelty.) _
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GEO. ll. COOK.
Where Babv is Alwavs Welcome.
LOST
FOUND
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic '
to be the best inediciiie to make a hearty one.
l’i-'cc 25c per bottle. -
GEO. E. HUGHES, Apothecaries Hall.
STYLISH
it lil? COATS
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~i»~»|ilrl boinride to tit and please
mn.
|i` you knew our clothes thorough-
. ly, inliinutcly na wo do, know of i lin- liiile iieintils. nieetiei-i of hunll , |nilm~ii||: null fitsiiioiiing embod- “ ii-.I in 4-:wil gnrnlent, you would
;' intl iii-lay in iluelilliig wliore you
tiouhl plate our next urea:-iiii-to
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Breakfast Table
m»i»fi.~ .ecincthiiigtnnipting to induce ziiiiippeiite fur the morning* iiieul,
Our Breakfast Foods
c-.\'uta, Cream of Wheat, :nkfaat Food, Saxon Oats,
l<ivu:`~ tion. itnllcti Outs. liiliuui Unlnn-:il. igruunii fresh every week) .-ind \\'licni. l<`u|‘init. 'l‘liialit.»|t mon- i_inni~ii is :iii excellent. iii-ciikfiuit l-uni, i-vtnila ut. il courts por pound. ’i`i'_\' .~<niu= of the nhovn with some
lmi inn-li\\'l|eui. iluiir piuicitkcs ninilo fi-inn our 'ull' 'isi b ik\\’h I;
is I IIB' Ui Uit
|loi|i~nnil you will feel equal to the tiny and its iliillciilticu.
liicKenna’s Grocery,
i’lione: Up town store 226b,
Down t.0\\'n store ‘Mlm
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We carry a full line
of the best Canadian
Rubbers Made.
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, Men’s I Working
, Boots 1 Amherst Made.
are made specially
for us according to our instructions _ Know- ' I n ing the requirements of the Island trade so Well, we have had two kinds made up which we guarsntee to wear and keep you dry.
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` Will get you a grain leather Boot - (Island tauned 'sfo l e,) dsotlilild
leather count-
l ers bellows
, tongue.
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Buys a ki
, boot (Island ' tanned) clump l $125-sais, bellows
tongue, sole leather count- ,ers.
Our personal guar-
antee goes wtth each pair.
Alley & Co.
Agents for the Am-
herst wet weather shoes.
NEW PLOUR
Direct from the mills in bbls and
% bbls.
FIVE ROSES.
ROYAL STUART.
FEDORA.
GIPSY.
BEACON.
‘I Also Beaver Flour in 25, 50 and - 100 lb bags at
lleer & Goff.
.Smokers llere
TenThousand Montrose. Five Thousand Irvings. 10.000 imported cigars
today. _
Montrose the best 5c in
town.
See our window io.ooc
cigais.
Reddin Bros.
They are the kind
that give the best sat- isfactioii. i
Men’s 85c, $1.00, |
limo.
Women’s 55c, 7oc
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Ram The Guardlan'a classified ads.You will iiud something to interest yo'
Prlrsionoer isthe subject of Dr. Mc
N eill's lecture for Monday Nev. 27th.
Jenn Mouton, Daniel R. and William
A. McQueen, Mt. Vernon,1have returned from s trip to the West.
Tim latest reports from Dr. Marven,
Souris, who underwent an operation at Moncton for appendicitia is that he is doing well.
Miss J nnirrra McLa:on, Hunter River,
left Thursday for her home, alter spend- ing aweek with friends in the city.- Moncton Times.
Mus. Anorrs Mi:DoNAi.n und two child.
ren, Colorado Springs, are visiting at Union, Lot 33, the guests of Beecher and and Mrs. Bryenton.
A sciiooi. of Instruction for infantry
ofiiccrs will be opened at Halifax in connection with the Royal Canadian Regiment on Tuesday, Jan. 1. 1906.
A coaniai. invitation is extended to
everybody who wishes to call and see The Guardian Web Perfecting Press while runuingat 11.3011. rn. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is the only press of its kind in the Province and well worth ii visit. tf
Miss CRAIG, Emerald, who has been the
guest. of Miss Alice Harrison, Cornwall returns home today. These young ladies were former students of'Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music. Miss Harrison is the newly appointed organist of St Jniucs Church in this city, where she plays with much acceptance. '
Josi-:Pri CGNLEY, wholesale commission
denier-in all kinds of fresh and salt fish, 176 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, gives careful attention to all consignments, und makes a specialty of Canadian mackerel, smelte and eels, rendering daily returns to shippers and giving all information regarding shipments ol fresh fish to those who write him.
THE St. John Longshoremen‘e Associat-
ion have tlxcde new rate of wages for ship laborers work, 35centsun hour for 12 months from Monday next.. The rate lust winter wes30cents an hour, with 10 cents extra on grain, and half pay for waiting time. The summer rate was forty cents. In the schedule adopted the extraaud the waiting time charge are abolished.
Fauiusasl neN‘1' ovimuoox rri The
Fur-iucrs' Muuual and Veterinary Guide, issued by thc Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal, is a book no farmer should be without. The Family Herald this yeur oil'crs the biggest value to he htid. Their premium picture also includ- cd with the paper is A bciiuty. Samples of the book and picture and full particu- inrs regarding their extraordinary offer can be had at this oiilce or by writing to them. Our farmer renders would do well to see the book before subscribing to any other paper for next. yenr. "
Lopes Amuvaitsanr.-A large and
appreciative audience gathered at the hall at North Lake on Wediiesilay even- ing Sth inst.,the occosionbcingthe twelfth anniversary of Eastern Gem Lodge No. tiii. I. 0. G. ’l‘. Bro. S. T. Anderson occupied the chair. The hull was tastefully decorated with beech and maple leaves, the charter being surmounted hy two large Union Jacks. This lodge was organized in the year 1893 and enjoys the unique distinction of never having been culled upon to re-obligate u. member. It speaks well for the temperance senti- ment of North Lake and surrounding vicinity to be able to state, that notwith- standing the fact that the program was not concluded till eleven o'clock the hall was crowded almost to suifocatlon, many being compelled to stand, yet not u person left the meeting andthe order was all that- could be desired. The members of thc Lodge were ably und cheerfully assisted by Grand Chief Templar Bro. T. S. Robertson and other members fron Great Eastern Lodge. Opening Ode of Lodge~lii[embers of
Eastern Gem and Great Eastern Lodges.
Recitation-Sister Ada Fraser. Anniversary Speech-Bro. J. E. Dingwell. Recltation-Sister Elie. Rose.
Speech-Bro. Allck Scott. Duct- and Chorus-Bros. Stanley McVunc,
Chester McVunc ; Sisters Maggie Scott, Laura Stewart and Libby Robertson- (encored).
Paper-Total Abstinence-Sister Jennie
Morrow.
Speech-Bro. T. S. Robertson. Dialogue-Bros. J. H. Baker, Willie Fra-
ser; Sistsrs Ada Fraser, Ethel Rose and Jennie Morrow.
Solo-Sister Laura Stewart. Dialogue-Bros. C. C. Dingwell, Willie
Rose, Fred. Rose and Sister Addie Fra- ser.
Speech-Bro. J. F. Baker. Paper-GoodTomplars work-SisterAddle
Fraser.
God Save the King.
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Perfected Gualacol Emulsion-has
stood a seven years’ test., and today ithelis on its merits. No chronic cough or cold can withstand its influence to cure.-For building up the lungs and producing flesh it. stnnds alone.-Try e bottle if you have any such diseases.-Only 400. per bottle- A. W. Reddln. Phem B. Sunnyside.
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The full flavor, delicious quality and absolute purity of WHITE’S
CHOCOLATES distinguish theinzfroin others, and make them quick sellers.
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Da J. Damnlosn, Edinburgh,Scot.iand is touring the Island in the interests of his saaltarlum at Dalhousie N. B., and will deliver lectures on the White Plague and its Causes, at the following placem- Kensingwu. Cape Traverse, Bradulbane, Hunters River, Charlottetown, Mount Stewart, Murell, Souris East, Cardigan- Georgetown, Montague Bridge and other places. These lectures will be delivered free and should be well attended.
THB sale of horses held by J. R. Cowaus
at his stables in Sprlnllhill, N. S. last. week was attended by a large number of hprae men from all over thejprovinoes. During the sale ii wild rain storm pre- vailed, which made it necessary to con duct. the sale ln the stables, a disadvan- tage owing to the fact that the “points” of the splendid animals offered for sale could not be exhibited very satisfactorily. No high prices were received for any of the stock, Cxarina and Parker L. being bid in by Mr. Cowuns, there not being a high enough offer for them. $400 for each was the maximum.
Tas following item from the Colonial Herald of April 5th 1842 is an excellent illustration of the humor of our fore~ fathers:-A few years ago an aged clergy- man in the western part of the county speaking of the solemnity that attached to the ministerial omce said that during the 40 or-50ysars that he had ciilclated therein his gravity had never but. once been disturbed in the pulpit. On that occasion he noticed a man directly before him leaning over the railing of the gallery with something in his hand which he discovered to be a big quid of tobacco. Directly below a man sat asleep with his head back and his mouth open. The man in the gallery was intensely engaged in raising and lowering his hand, taking an exact observation till, at last, having got. it exactly right, he let full the quid and it went plump into the mouth of the sleeper below. The whole scene wasso inriescribebly ludicrous that for the first. and last. time in the pulpit un involuntary smile forced itself upon the counter ance of the preacher.
Free o Pile
Cure
Why Suffer When by Merely Send- ing Naine and Address You Can Have a Free Trial Package of a Remedy ’1`hat Will Cure You.
We receive hundreds of letters like thci
following! “I have been feeling ae good Icould hardly believe it, after suffering with piles forayear, to find that! am once more feeling like myself. I wish you could have seen ine before I started usiugl Pyrumid Pile Cure and look ut me nom, and you would sayl aiu not the some man. I have gained 20 pounds, and all on account of Pyramid Pile Cure." Walter Shnrkley, 56 Park street, Springfield Mass.
“I boughta tlftycent box of Pyramid
Pile Cure and used as directed with the most unexpected results, n complete cure. [ I have been troubled \\ ith piles for thirty years and was in much distress and passed much blood, but at present um free from any kind of piles." F. McKay, Wenvervllie, Cal.
“Pyramid Pile Cure has been worth
thousands of dollars tome; it cured me after using numbers of other remedies and taking medicines from doctors. It also cured my son, although he could hardly walk, eat. or sleep; hs is now all right." B. Stringfellow, Postmaster, Elko. S. C. _
By thc use of Pyramid Pile Oure you
will avoid an unnecessary, trying and! expensive examination by n physician and ' will rid yourself of your trouble in the privacy of your own home at trifling expense.
After using the free trial package which
we gladly muilyou, ina perfectly plain wrapper, you can secure regular full-size packages from druggists at 50 cents each, or we will mall direct in plain package upon receipt of price. Pyramid Drug Co., 7700 Pyramid Building, Marshall Mich.
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$132. 'F22
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Do you Know Diamond Values?
Probably not.
You really have to
depend on your Jewel-
ler's knowledge.
We KNOW that our
stock of Diamond Rings is made tip of -
stones as finein quality I as can be obtained any- where at such prices
as we ask for them.
May we show them
to you?
G. F, Hutcheson, Jawattan.
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Dress (leeds
50 cents per yd
‘ at Stanley Bros.
This lot includes tweeds, cloths,
serges, checks and clan tartans-all new season's goods, and the most fashionable stuffs in the market.
Stanley Bros.
Colors
Black, ‘
Navy, B rown , Green,
Cardinal I-leathers, Check Mixtures,
Mixed Tweeds and Clan Tartans
and the price 506 DCI’ yard
Stanley Bros. » ,
This Dress Goods
is worthy of your
inspection-Quality, style, assortment
and price are exactly correct SOC DCI’ the Price Low if
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Fredericton, given “in honor" of the prince, if the sim-ics told are ti-ue, it was n carousel quite beyond the ordinary. There was, ltis said, unlimited gorg of the more costly brands, but little limit ill the use of it.. It was a big drunk for some. The Province has to my the bills: every other citizen, every opponent of the* liquor traffic, and the drink habit, must pay u share of the cost. of the revel. But. worse than that is the fact that such an affair carried on in the name of the Province is an otilciul declaration that that is the right way to recoK11ll° Prince or other man high in the public services. The street on the yours veorle of the country is bad, only bud. Very Md-
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WE GUARANTEE
that solution of Ozone if taken with Celery King, the well known ionic iaxative, will cure nnyknown germ<iisense,Rheumi\tism for instance, or Kidney trouble, Stomach trouble, and all Summer complaints such as Colic, Malaria, Dyseutery, and Diarr- hoea, but remember that solution ofOzcne should always he taken with the lnxatlve indicated. It docs not cost. you any more to do this because with every dollar or 50c bottle of Ozone (the coupon kind) we give you free of cost one full sized 250 package of Celery King.
'ras Pcanie mum oo., aitrnozauito, our.
COMING EVENTS.
S. 0. E. Next meeting of Lodge Prince
Edward is on Tuesday evening Nov. 21st. W, R, Degree.
City Council meets on the second Mon-
~ h th. D . F. F. Kelly
liiliiiyoiiii \l;iCW.I3liii‘kc, Ciiy Clerk. ’
Minard's Linlment Cures Burns. etc.
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Wc have _just received n package of
china direct from Japan It is the nicest line of t-he kind in the city.-W. P. Colwill, Sunnyside. -12 d if- To insure perfect health use Iron-ox Tablets. For sule at your 'irUl¢i¥l'~i>'H- 7;’ ent s per box. Bd"
Rowntrees Pure Gum Pastries-
fresh and tasty--assorted flavor; -A. W. Reddiii Pham B., Centra Drugstore. 21531-
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this to any of the State Ball in Frederic- ,
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There should be the best works that money can buy.
I-leintzman Pianos
Cost very little more than ordinary pianos and you can depend on getting the beet in every particular. Call and see them or write us'fcr prices and easy terms ot' payment.
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New is a good
time to get your winter supply of
Sanderson & Co..
Sunnyside Grocers. Wholesale and Retail.
For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- lasses and Sugars we lead
them all.
Get our
values.
Groceries. Prices will perhaps be higher.
prices, compare
best quality and reasonable price.
Every article
Iiiaranteed.
5 lb L0! Tea $1.00
This is THE
PLACE to get your Groceries oi
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Overcoats for boys from $
All Styles of
Overcoats
Ready to Wear
Overcoats equal to the best
made to order Overcoats and
at lower prices.
Now is the time to call and
select your winter overcoat. There never has been showii
in this Province such an cx-
cellent line of overcoats as we
are showing this season.
3.00 up to $6.00.
Overcoats for youths from $4. 50 up to 312.00. Overcoats for men from $ 5.00 up to $25.00.
We invite you to call and
see our overcoats.
S. A. McDonald,
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Landing daily from
Schooncrs.
Best quality of Sydney
and Pictou coal.
C. Lyons & Co.
FALL CLOTH- ING
Do you want a fall suit or over-
coat? If you do now is your chance to get the very latest and the best. There is nothing a man delights in more than good clothes and this is the place to get them. Come and see what we have and you will be convinced that what we say is true.
Prices to suit the purse.
We are busy btit there
will be time for
YOU
to come up and have your photos for Xmas. Only a few weeks left. See our samples up stairs.
Gauvin, Gentzel & Co.,
J. A. S. BAYER, PROP..
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