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Fillaun Years of _Agony ............ 55:2..f~“.i::‘;:;‘..':.?;°'i.:.....‘f.... “';:.

i"Fruit-a-tives” Promptly Cured

Hlm After Doctors Had Failed To Give Relief.

GHIILIU IARIIITT. Ill. -

I Harbor nu Bouche,

Antigohiell C0., N.S., March 24, lqoq,

"I wish to express mg' sincere appro-

ciation of the great hene t I received from taking “Fruit-a-tives." I suffered from Biliousuess and Dysliiepsiu for fifteen years and I consulte physicians and tool: many kinds of ordinary medicine, but got no relief. I was in miserable health all the time and nothing did nic any good. I read the testimonial of Archibald McKcchnie, of Ottawa, and I decided to try “Fruit-a-tives.” I have taken a number of boxes of “Fruit-an tives," but before I had taken one box Ifelthetter and now ani entirely well.

“Iain thankful to be well nftcr fifteen

years suffering, and I ani willing to have this statement published for the sake of other luderers, and to them I strongly recommend “Fruit-a-tives."

(Signed) CHARLES BARRETT. 5oc a box, 6 for $2.51:-oi" trial box,

25C. At all dealers or sent post-paid on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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.iid also of trliarlnttctown was one N. B_ on Friday evening’ at the ad__ a daughter. Nine and a hall ,health tome; many onld peolalduvilibnhadgn.

_The .

MWA@@@"‘“‘ Q ' Yesterday Andrew Peters,'Rnet|lco

Qneen’s County and was convicted of

Pfovinc al N e w S a first offence aginst the prohiuition

` act. He was fined $100 or three “ Of ll’l¢ Week fm- 55|"-day months. This was a case brought on

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1<‘1>.l1)AY Annie Merry, of Charlottetown, took

V The schooner JamcS,A. Stetson put place at the Catholic church in-Mo- into this pun yesterday ,Or mpmmr yic Tuesday morning, Rev Father having last all her gulls while on Beck ohlclating. Mr and Mrs Mac- Uavc Tormentine in the gala of Tues-, donald will make their home on _llHy Illgllt. She was coal laden and north Tavistock street

_‘geese

hound for Suminersidc. Shc is being l The above is a. P5050 Ol W. A~ M¢~l

| “ppued with a new “ul” °l *ml 9° The Forester demonstration which Neill’ cavemgsh' and 38 two yur _ .-1 _ 014 colt, Oa side, sir by Oakley M <1-»

calm of “lanes Carmichael llllalllaf last Wednesday evening did not comb mum This colt is pronounced 'by William Smith for keeping 8, vlclous 0" on account ot the night “amz so judges to be one of the finest .in this 002;. was Aadlonrncd for one week as disagreeable 1¢ was postponed \,n_ Province. 'llhe Photo was .taken 'by a the plaintiff is still in the hospital as ul Monday 'evening Mn Nov zzda young amateur ,who 'lives near Mr Mc- n result of a bite received from th ' ` Neill and shows considerable skill on

. e nimal witch it is alle gd 1

_"" l ounsellor will be present. HBV MT C"-"l‘l°l`» l°"m"lY °f Sum'

-A prominent young man from cnsti

nl Charlottetown having aiu imp- ri-' , ' I The Rev l)_ lvlcl,¢.,,_n has been a _ places Sund-ay, Nov 21st, North Riv- -Ullt Cllsllgcmcnt L fill 'st f _' 1. _ _ _ P _ ,nel-Side stepped 0; the “es U M '“_ vointed by’ the Presnytery t.o_illl Rev er. Baptist Church at ll. Long Creek

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pre” tm," frm Ch rl 31°F" "l~ 0*’ W, McLeod s aPlJ0intment.s in Hamfp- nt 3 0°l0°k» and KlDfB9f.0I\ H1 7-

- rl ii o etown yes

l'°l"lU»Y #lt K¢‘YlSlI\l:t0n to have ll, cha; with one of th I

l e. air Hex' while thus him jll Blrygmlleld and other Bcctloynsl _.__ é` Pnkagell the tram pulled 0" “ml he on given dates. Mr McLca will c ri- SEELER.-1'I‘he news has been received

ivan left behind. Hc quickly recovered himself und hired a team to drive him to Snmmcrsidc. '1‘lie roads being ver muddy the young muu did not enjoy' the drivr-. However he arrived in time to catch the 11.25 train and proceed- .-.i west in finfui ins engagement |

he meeting will be public and

High Chief Ranger and the High

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Mr qmmi' g W °"g‘= to choice program is being prepared. 'l helm” par

tin, etc, on the 21st and 28th whilel

tic latter performs work assigned

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duct divine service in Trylon at 11 Hampton at three and Appin Road at. seven on the 21st. At Hampton at clllvlm. Tryon at 2.30 and Bonshaw at seven on the 28th.

Died at Rose Valle on 315; c

memldg, will prench in the following

`TJ`§1ll

in Bummersidethat a young sou has arrived at the home of Rev J. A. and Mrs Seller of Saddle La.\f»e.Alta, on Nov 14th. Mrs Seller is 9, daugh-

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ter of Jabez and Mrs Pi'idharn,Sum- merside. |

_ ~ Y 0 t. MCEACHERN-In this City on Nov

V f V lust, Annie Mauheson, beloved wife ol 7,1909, to Samuel and Mrs Mcliiach- "V ““ Of tl” COHCGFT- compmnics John Dan M‘cLenn1an,in the 40th year ern. a SOD- l

Hlellll Ullt by the lccturc bureaus can her age. The funeral took place on CHOWEN-At Laymouth, N. B., on blle _ an Enteltfllllmenf UD to the Tuesday, the Znd Nov. The respect UCC 221141. 1909. t0 RW Rnd MTB “t““‘l‘ml of that Wllicll '-l\0 People of in which the deceased was held in D- R- Cl10W¢I\. u son. ‘

Lll, Crosse had 1'll° Pleasure of lis- tho community was evidenced by tll,._`JONES--To Anson and Mrs Jones, of toning: to Tuicsduy evening says th very large concourse of people who Victoria, B. C. formerly of Pownal, lin -Lrnssc, _Kan.-ms, tilncftuin. This had assembled to pay their last tri. P. E. 1., on Ncvember 5th, a. son. concfrt' _Much “ms hcld U" T“°S\"l11Y hutc of respect to the memory of a MCMILLAN-At Kl“k0l`B 011 N0V~ 7. the .ith inet: was undcr the direction good w0m;m_ Rev John Glllls con, 1909, to Dr and Mrs McMillan, a of E. H. Mitcliel., of Charlottetown, (lu.-tau the funeral Egrvlges at the daughter. _ l who contrihutcil thc following nuiu- lwusg and at me m~Bve_ A ;lle¢0,,B0_ STWART-At Kensington, on N0v_. l10f‘i' VUCHI *`0l0\. Aslccp on the lan- lluglmn 10 1909 to Allan and Mrs Stewart

U " " ‘ ' . d and tfhree motherless . . . eel"_ on the FrlS°“» lil'-‘3 llle lmD2f~ children are left to 'mourn their loss. a daughter. . uciintions The Cork Arm and The CHAPPELL-At Port Arthur, On..

l.anl:uid'Mun, also ir coun sketch '1"cn Ronert HM-ding passed B_Way_ at* tarlo, on Monday 8th of Nove'mber,, “_-|»_|.,,mK ""9"

i inntcs With Sam-ho. Mrs Fitzger- ms home about E “HP above Rexwn l instant, to John and Mrs Chappell,l

of thc accompanists of the ovcninr. (i 1 l ,t _th P _ pounds. Congratulations. She rendered the ovcitiirc, and thc ylglgs tggslso1Al;tn§l?;,es;eeW§;?1§sf)egl§n STEWART--At Bay View, Nov 13Uh concluding.; nunihcr, American Airs. ummt E month ago’ he enjoyed good 'to Gordon R. and Lena Stewart, a _ * lit-aiu. anti the use oia1iiiisiaeu1¢1es._ “°“~ C°"€"“*“l*“"’““- __ P- l - lll<lClI1li'FC- the W0l1~kl1oWI\ Mr H-nrdiig has been ma/rried thr “_-w_‘MARRIEDl___*

RIL Y-MARTIN-At St James

l P- l\IcAlnion, survives him, and he also mans on Nov 159, 1909 b “ev

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__ , mu-ilaiid couti~ar;tor and builder, has ¢lm¢,._ 1-ll.; last wife, who was lvllss E ~~ - _ ---- , ' ,_ _ _.».. 1 _:i __ __~`. _ .~=cvcral arfe _c-uitrncts on hand mt _ _

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~ R , . .t ‘."‘ flh°t`\l:‘rI:3t*",’l;‘tv"tlZ“- 5111011; ll'l1i‘m llelllh lvnvei-1 two sons and two da/ughetrs in T' F_e'Ful1e,-ton’ M_ 1;-_ Rllgy ml

‘ ' " ' ' “`“”"'"1 ‘l°“”” "arf" 'lm Stale” and 0"” 8°" R°"°"t at Lulu Lizzie Martin i-.oth oi'B¢iiu* chial resilience fir the clergy of St ll J _ ' '

oi Ann.<.ny'..., in un.. city. Mr M.-_eIn~ i.(fl;nebimi§ren<?hbiz(il'eir'P il-anim Hx; 052% GOLLETT At Ch I MM 53|

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__ _ |_Y , t _ 1 _ ‘ /' ' ' _ l Rev. R. Perry Bush, Annie B.

ll ‘Ve °P*“°‘ -l “Y ll-ki* w,],f;’°O,,“{§S ,gt -~ clark to william 0. collect, both-

21gt‘l|Cy al GI' 3' (ju rg? Sl gnnnd tlgc names of Janice G. 0dT2E; :?3'tg]Og1!0J;th[;,§_'t Ifizdvgg' Ocglg; ‘vE,lO}g¢fg31§éVéa;;$E_At the home of

~ cl y if L t ll and J. A. McDonald

near ank U, , V., 5¢..t,,, (And Baum gun) of Rocha Harm Scotia, on Saturday, Nov 13th. The the brid,'s.Parcnts, on Nov 10th,

ll I li " ll uvhocnrrivcd llcrc from Alberta a few deceased ww 58 yea” of age and by tho Rev H' Pierce’ Lemuel wood

(`0f‘l1€r, il ere UC its to .i wwks “E0 It iq hardly necessary to lcavcs a v.ldo\v and one daughter, to Lilla Gertrude, eldest daughter points cast and we~t can br .tum unit' Mr iiiscintyre is also rin Mlf .M°°’°' “'l‘°t Tide” ‘"1 All'“‘f§'l °l R“““l B“"g°l'“‘°'fl’°‘l‘ °l F°“°‘l"°f

_ _ Islander, a nutivc of Cnrubcli’e Cove, 313( ‘B nuw cnmu 9 Gmc OW ng 0. el lfmls' P' ' i

purchised. ‘ Kin,” CC,,nty__Oa,,1and Maple mah hm-h git l1§;uft»;b;1r;1;)~t;1;he lgrnegel wg: JENKINS -,BEARS-At charlotte-

WIICI :N111 li t8.\e lil F " Thursday afternoon. The deceased

D A. F. Cooper of Arcata,

leaves three br th rs d tw si t r

' ` I-l iiic _ `i',G1if, -lit ' ° ° ““ ° ses'

Will .lay y0t1 10 Write [0 Of' Ca miiituiolii y dan wntehapv storlnr The Mothers and Rev W_W_ Lodge' at

on the agenl.

W. K. Rogers

Charlottetown

City Ticket Agent

ic ay ics u n,-, 0 or a

lcclcbration, and culled nt"1`hc Maple i _ . Il/buf officc. Di' tlnopor is a son of IW. Cocilier, ii inutivc of Grund River llilnst, Lot 46, P. E. Island. His 'inothcr'n maiden numc was Misa Lydia, ‘Cnuohnn of the same place a sister

one ilmc stationed in Moncton, also Mathew Lodge, and Miss L. A. Lodge, of this city. Mrs Shcnton, of _ St Jollll, lS li sister, and another broth- er, James is a resident of Port Howe.

uf of

ycisco. Wlicn the discovery of gold in (‘.u,lifo.rnia wus heralded to the world, und people from every corner of the globe wcrc flocilng to the Golden West, Dr Coop<=r's grancliutheri

thc lslund, and together with his wifc and family sailed around Cape

land Club of Seattle to fill thc vac- ancy caused hy the death of the late Capt Alcx MacDonald. Mr Woodside will make a worthy successor of the

lftll 8. EH , 8.l"l Un Cl' S B- - crship the P. E. Island Club will con- tinue to prosper It was Mr Woodside

S. S Ghen*lliiiilt ii vessel ncnr his old home on l‘tvii_(i,i1“p1;'l0n'§')1°];0““1‘é' S53” me gag

|909 . .

Horn in 1849 landed in San Francis

who first suggested 5 P E I day at

Will Sail ff°m Halifax '=‘/“YY _ vo the Same vw- and lat" Settled in the A. Y. P. Expositioii, ainlthe met

Tuesday mol-ning al 7 A_ M, _Huiiilloldt county. There three of that 'lt was Buch a success shows his

Calling at Sheet Harbour, Isaac’s 2"” “i‘:“‘j8‘;:;”;l;1(l:l1‘lfl‘: 12%? 1323333? iuizgestign twas a wisg <}nc. FJ. was a

H b \ _ Arphat wus( “'12 f _ _ ' ng un cr aiking, an alan ers in Aa.rhOur’P ({TF0’Yk_l L `_l’“umer_ tor s futher alonn escaping. A few every pal-l of the gontlnenf, haw no. _"C Ut. 0" a_“ 5’“ry" yunrs lutcr thc old piouccr returned tlllng' but pl-als., lm- the Dr,,gre,,slve Slde. altenlak f‘lP§ P0" H001 and to thc Islund, .ind for some years Islanders ln, Sca¢¢l;,_ ' Cape George, arriving atCharlottc- was speaker of the local Lelnsiatiirc. ___

town Wednesday evening.

Dr Cooper, who i.-i fr grnduntc of thc

T. G. Ives the well known horse

For further im-0,.ma[lo,,__ medical rlcpurtllrent Of llw l_ln~lV°milY muu of the East, has purchased from

nf California, accoiupoiiioii his mother

Lester Hayden, Vernon River, 'lina

Apply lg on u trip tn her old hoiuu l11S@YG8-F. S.. 'a beautifiil bay filly six mo-_.tha

nud enjoyed a delightful vi:-it among

old standing hfty-one inches high

rrlativcs he had never nccn hcforc, hclweiizliiug five hundred pounds. She is

' _ sired b his own stallion Brazilian

Furness, Withy & Co L'id

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From London From Halifax

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N _.1 ii lr no . ,.32 ,, “"lilf.'i..lZ_'.‘.5‘°” ii...-_. ii. From Liverpool. Btuanierl. From Halifax \_ --~ Cuudnll N'\\'- lff

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The above steamerr have a ‘lmltod aocemod Minn for saloon pasiionironf.

l’ ` il..\ ii. fillicAll1\l\ Ill |i‘ds;ctl¥lJd.¢:ll‘i\lril ill ‘l'inl‘ll|l‘xj ll

FURNESS, WI'I`llY¢&z (.0 .L'l`l". , llfvirag N 4 Agonls

AUCTl0N

The nude signed will scll l»Y

public sucticn on thc premises nt Montage, that coinuicclious dwell- ing hoisc the pr<\pc'iy of thc lilo Mrs M. J. Suilicrlaiid. on Saturday hc :oth of Nov ni 2 ifcfcck l’- M Tern s inadc known ni sale

|_i fi Sinclair l _ __ _ S-uruoi Robertson l‘l.\l~,CL [URS

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rcios, alle. Be oo ‘~

Va.»lm-les.Wnier Mills. sin.. uw. avi»l§ U' ,

o ii incnl.. H-I 1, §m~';\,f tres'

ping ll ni1i'_vc of the (loldsn Wrist.

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Ii,/lade by a scientific blend- ing of thc best tropical fruit. lt is a perfect food, highly nourishing and easily digested. _

. 52 HIGHEST AWARDS‘

Walter Bakar&Gi.iu. `

lrsneli lhun: ll ll. Pell lt., Illntrell

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‘ Y _ . thc iron. rucc liorsc, first dani by the wcll known speed mare Parkside; sec- ond dam by thc Kentucky blood brood mrirc sire Horando. Third dam by the i-'how ring sire Blackfoot. This IIHIW MH D000 a iir.-it prize show ring winner with hcr coltu ui. Si. John 'amd Halifax on more than mic uci:a:'lon. li`ourt.h dam by thc grunt stock sire Suludin. This filly has the size and looks of making ii hiizh-class brood

ure and the apccd inheritance of

developing into fi 2.20 trottor. The Ginirdimi is glad to note that Mr Ivcs is ncvor only satisfied with the licst, ns in Ozcn I). 2.19; und llmzll_ nn 2.19.

Although the quantity of l’. E. I. producn offering at the wlmi-vel.; at this particular season ia not so large as in former yours, still there seems to irc no need of anxiety on tho part f hr/lisoholders, an would be inferred from a report wU.ch appeared in u, Sydney paper a fow days ago. There may hc u nuinhor of lchooners tied up _nt Island wharves waiting cargoes owing to had roads, hut. last. week there wcrc nine schooners from one 1'. ld. Island country village alone, (Murray Iliver) discharging potatoes and other farm products wb New Glasgow, while in Picton there was half ui dozen vessels discharging similar. cargoes at 'the same time. The prices obtaining at these places, as well ns on Uoard the several sclioonors discharging here, are about the same, viz, 35 cents for potatoes, turnlps 30, cabbage 7'5 cents the dozen, and in some instances lower, beets 50 cents the bushel, carrots 50 and pu;-_ nnlps 60 cents. At the Charlottetown market dealers were paying from. 20 to 22 cents for potatoes, and other things in proportion, so that after all people he-re are not taxed to death for these commodities, neither is there any danger of a' famllne in any ofthe al/ove lines.-North Sydney

_Herald

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town on Nov. 17th by Rev Ewen Mc- Q

Dougall Ernest Jenkins of Mount Albion 'to Janette Bears of Brook- lyn. '

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FIND the right hnttcrand ex-

amine; carefully, thc right hat for your head-you'll know it

bythatlabelof Wakefield`s. Note its silky nap, its graceful lines, its fine binding and finish. Try it on. Then enquire the price. You ll know thenwhy these hats are fav- orite in Canada-as in London- with men who must dress well and won't waste money. Buy by the label-it war-

rants the value. ,

A.A. ALLAN & C0., Limited, Toronto

Wholelalspistrihutora for Canada

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relied on to give entire satisfaction,

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jeweler

Cor. of Great Georg; h Grn.f'tonSt

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HAYDEN-Entered into rest, on Nov 17th, at her homo at Vernon River,

l after twc weeks illness of Typhoid

and Meningitis, Marion Adele, agqd 11 years, beloved daughter of Los- ter and Christina Hayden.

;AR'l'HUR-At the home of his dau-

ghter, Mrs J. Dana Tilton, Welles- ley, Mass. on Nov 11, 1909, William A. Arthur aged eighty tivo years and iouteen days, formerly of Bre- adalbane. _

HAYDEN-ln Providence, R. I., on

November 15th, Miss Mary Hayden, aged 25, daughter of L. C. Hayden, Elmadale.

JOHNSTON-At Long River on Nov. 10th, Mary Rogers, rellct of the late- William Johnston, in the 78_t.h year of her age, leaving to mourn a sis- ter, Mrs Andrew Wells and brother, Beaiamla. at Alberton, and Joseph at Kensington.

McVIT’l'IE-.At Upper Westmoreland, on Nov 13th Da\td McVittie. aged 68.

CAMPBELL#-In the P. E. Island

Hospital, Nov 12, 1909,aft.cr e. pro- tracted illnesa, Edith May Fergus# on, wife of Hector Campbell, aged 24 years. Boston and N. S. papers please copy.

DUFFY-:In this City Nov 13, 1909,

Edward J. Duffy, aged 49 years.

MARTIN-At. Caledonia West on Mon-

day, the 15th, Charles W. Marlin, after two months illness.

icunrn rum rar:

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_ -I WIII Send You

,‘ _; _ Free Treatment.

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I have n standing of-

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(tqgg. to any sufferer from :" kidney trouble. hlad~ ‘ ,, _ dcr trouble or rheuma- _ tlsm whowlllscnd me

their name and ad-

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_ urve you to take ad-

.. f vantage of the offer.

_ These diseases are my . - specialty. I have been

successful with old

nélhypunz Many bed-

wetting children ow

larzsd prostate and had to set up as many as l ten times a night are now cured of too frequent desire to urinate; many men and women no lonizersuiler from pain in the hack, terrible rheumatism. etc.. since taking my remedies.

SEllll Fllll MY FREE TliEll'llEllT

If you suffer from any form of kidney or

bladder trouble or rheumstism. no matter how old you are or how long and uevero you have had it. wi-its me today describing your conditie and let me send on fr t. t

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have been cur ng for 30 years, and are cnn or to-day, all the common \ilxnents that come to ever( family. We have hundreds of grateful

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combined treatment-tablets for the blood, and a healing salve for the affected parts. Tablets and salve together, 501:.

Father Morrlsey’s Lllimelt is a household standby for all

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use a “Gillette” Safety Razor.

The “Gillette” - illustrated above-is the new pocket edition--so compact that it takes up no more room than a card-case. _

l"inislied in gold and silver-with handle and blade box to match- also gnu-uictnl-$5 to $7.

Gillette dealers everywhere display Gillette Signs. Look for them.

The GILLEITE SAFETY RAZOR C0.

ol Canada Limited. Mon\r¢nL 95

Charlottetown School oi Music

corporated Guild Church Music- iaus, Licentiate Victoria .College Music, Loudon~,Director-

Information as to terms can br

obtained from the Secretary.

F. S. MOORE

Secretary.

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Style B `

Paten‘ed |598, and |901 A:

Hi~ n achine a'mit.~= of a d grie of atiio ih-~t insures '- - belt

rt- its a d the iea~.i iuj ry to dtlicate fabrics It run- s easy

he ng ou.. “ion all B¢».rin,|s and .living strong Spiral _-,pring ` t it-ve s- the moiion and .ive imp._»tus io each rotation, ve.y little _~if»ri i nec<»ssar\ to work i», so th t children and delicate vomrn, _vho would otherwise be quite unable *.0 do so. may by foliowi g irections. get the washing out of the ~.4y quickly and with little or

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It has a wriuzer stand too nor the rickety old kind, with vexa-

tious fixtures- but a convenient, strong, rigid aitachmfrlll. _ 2lW3yS_ ll' p_»sition, never in the way, and allows the water to -“win direr-tlv mio 'he tub.

This excellent device is attachable to any "l"ew Century' \l .

The exoerience of upwards o twenty~five years is represented i .

the construction of this machine.

The but dealers carry them. The beat people buy them the best work is done with them They are the best there is

We have a large stock of the above Washing Machines

_ ' ALSO

“Canadian” Vollmar" “’I`riumph", and ‘Puritan” Machines all of which we are now offering at lowest prices

Wholesale and Retail

A. Horne & Co

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The 20th is Canada’s CENTURY

Have you ever asked your printer to supply you with

"X X CENTURY BONl)”

or your office stationery?

_TRY IT!

PM c_ M_ Wfightq Fellow In, You will always know that you are getting tliepaper you

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vant, simply by looking at the watermark.

Prof. Wright will be ready io "1

receive pupils on November 4th in 0 e a r 0 Piano, Pipe Urgan, Violin and 0, ` ocal culture.

Sl. John, N. B;

Impoite --Exporters-Paper mill agents.

ARREARS 0F TAXES.

Persons in Arrears for Taxes wil

save expense by making' payment at once to the Provincial 'l reasurer, Cliarlotieiown, ns rfoceedings will be taken against all those in Arrest after the 25th November, instant.

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