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Ns-Dru-Co Laxstives give gentle, timely_ and eifective sid, without discomfort or distress.

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The newest ideas in smart

shoes for women are shown in the present line of the famous Queen Quality. - Particularly popular are

the styles in patent and gun metal leathers, buttoned styles, with _dull leather _and cloth tops, high and medium

heels.

_ Prices range from $4.00 to

H $6.00.

Alley & Co.

135 Queen Street _

‘ Are You Ready for-

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cannot be too black or too heavy

providing) it is Coal. Get m a sup- ply of t e best NOW you will eel more sure of comfort and warmth. Our grades are _warran- ted to satisfy you in quality and price.

G. Lyons & Gu.

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_..°MIDGli‘.LL.-Messrs. Ernest San- derson and Percy Hayden, 0| Green-f wich, were pnssengers\by the express Saturday morning on their way to HB\11DBhi¥`9. Sllending Sunday the guests oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Wiilliam 'l're- mere. Ernest returned to his former home Monday evening tc rcsumc nis- duties, while Percy Hayden went on' to Montague to meet his irlend Ira McLaren. They leave Tuesday lor the Gnnndian North West.

...‘EGG CIRCLE.-'I‘he citizens oi

Mt. Hope and vicinity are highly in- terested in organizing an Egg Circle; no doubt hut such ent-lius astic (arm ers will have their hopes realized.-`

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Miss Mary MacSwain is spending months holiday in the city visitin

---'IT PAYS to buy ui uiiaprcvuicc 'i___~c;Nln gauging: vzoiuwaich infer- osrsaicr i=sciiic' ...am zosl me

_“.1-Hs *' _ °“ ° “ ° Z 11 wmv- Eric _.....z9g 29; obtained” f““"““”J°“";a”° “FHS” m“°*~ I\°°°m1’°/“Y °"1°"- Milli' Mex. Pstrcicnm _-._ ...ss 61 sn , , ,,,,,,», “ H- - °' ml” °\“`“‘8° “'°“’°Y°’"° °°°¢°- Misc ,Pcciiic ...is 24| 24;

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. I.-~-‘FOX STOCK--Still s!°W 9118"! pennsylvania .. ...ui iioi iii

dia-glégg bM3§t¥;}N°(; QAILY Guur- 0_1 stock for sale in some _oi the bolt Rgaqmg _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _A55! 155* 165 mn., Mogta u “ “t A- .J°‘““' fi” '=°“*P°“l°*- 3“’° ‘“'i°°“° l>“Y°fF- nccir mana '._. ...ir 4| 4

. 3 e. P, E. Island Fox Exchange and Real- southern 1-,mme _A5 94| 94% -i tv Co., Ltd, Summerlida. 1479-3-4mt! Baumer” Runway ‘__

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'Mr Louis McDona:.;, South Lake

..°'ri-ia ivisisrriucrs 'r uni ' ` Co' Seed Fai com “ft” Hmm U8: was in Sourls yesterday, where he l0N1‘Rm;[, 5700113,

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B “ “"9 d“t°~“' l _...°_Mr.. Joseph McDonald, bridge

___,GE0 0 ‘___ builnsr and contractor oi South Bm¢ii1inn|Ti-action __ __,B3} 82

held in HI:,l;E;9iY:if' §]f\';::;l° 3331;? Lake. was amonS the passengers to Canada Cement .....

town next 'Sum Vt 11 A C8 Charlottetown yesterdev morning. N. Detroit ................ ._

nrmuhon class :V330 en 7- 0°- __ -_ Dom stcci ocrifn __.:~izi zzi

_ B - - | ...*li;[;issrs. Henry) and llilarvleistew- Mexican Northern power

“"1 _ _ art usvbvfous pa a vvit to Montreal Power ..__...224

*JMR* ED' FEEHAN G“`“1`*1'“*“ Soiiris yesterday.' They returned N_S_ Steel & Coal Conn

rebresentat ve in Sourls will gladly home by the evening ¢_mm__N_ Quebec Ry _

xcize siébzgriptéions aind'advel~t'lsing| ____ Richelieu & ontario _mn

a _. 5 9 0 0° 0! \lDfl¢\`¢Bk°l` W-_ ...'Mr. Alex Morrison has again re- Shawinigulf ...137 Al

L- Dlugwell. His phone number is 5. t-_med tg Kingsborough; _ where he Spanish River Com. No sale Sh vsn t

has been employed during the winter, Toronto Ry_ 0 a

...'SUBSCRIBERS should renew a after E

pending a short visit at his Wqodg Laurent ds __ ____ ,_

week or two belore the time they home in F0rt,me___N_ _ r

not H an issue, as all papers. are discontinued promptly on expiryl ""'_"“'_ff"“ OOTTUN

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a short visit to Dundas recently.-It_ is lllwsing to note that Mrs. Angus MacD0nald is able to be out again

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grocer, Mr. Jacob F. Dock-endorfi doing a rushing business.-Mr, Wal ter Richards ol Point Poplar. spent the week-end in Mt. Hope.-Mr. Geo. Robertson has recently purchased a valuable colt for 5, handsome sum.

--A very pleasant evening was spent at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

to spend a few social hours together.

e wee sm u s rs a

then served a dainty lunch Worth

an excellent recitation furnished b Mr. Walter Dockgndoill. entitled "The Pl'0Bl>sl'ous Couple." which took the audience by storm._ All departed leel- ing the evening was not wasted.- MiSS May Pupe, Chepstow, is visit- ing her uncle. Mr. J. 0. MacLeod;- The many friends oi`_Mr. William Rob! crtson, Calgary, are' glad of- his so-I journ among them this Winter.-lVLr. William Burhoe spent Sunday in Bangor, the guest ol '-friends.-The rural delivery is doing very satisfac- tory service undsr the careful .man-' agement oi Mr.‘ Norman MacSwain.-- The ratepayers of Mt. Hope are to hs congratulated on having secured the services of Miss Amy Toormbs. Her painstaking and untiring short

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\Correctsd for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.)

Oats (white) 360. Oats (black) ‘ 38c. Straw (per cwt.) 30 to 35 Hay (por i-wt.) 60 to 70. Eggs (per dos.) 82 to 35 Butter (per lb.) 80 to 32 Chicken (per pair) $1.50 to $2.00 Fowl (es.ch` _ 60 to 80 Ducks (each) 75c. to $1.00 Potatoes (per bus.) _ 85 to 37 Turiiips (per bus.) 15 to 17 Hides ' 11 to 11§c Pelts 50 to 801:. Caliskins 13c. Bee( (1h.) ' 10 to 18 Beef( uarter) 9 to 11 pork ab) 8 to 10§c. Sausages (lb.) 18 to 15c. Codllsh (lb.) 512. Corned Codtlsh (lb.) G0. Lamb (lb.)' 18 to lic. Mutter -ibi) 10 to 12°. Boets \ 5°»

0nlons(lb.) 5°- Cnrrots lilos.) 10°- Appiu wk.) _ ui to 20°

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Our business isto ex- amine Eyes. We aim io _ give our patrons the ben- _ ei-it, the most m dem and approved methods ofrex- smlnaiion. - That onrservlces are

appreciated. `is evidenced by the large increase in . this y=sr’» business.

We guarantee to give- _

'yon the but results ob- tsinshle by the use 0(

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STC OK QUOTATIONB.

Quotations furnished by F R Mc- GRAIN . PROVISIONS' Curdy ri Co., Stock and Bond llro- ' hers, Members Montreal Stock lillx- changs, 164 Richmond St., Shar-

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High Low Clone Julv Pork _.....2150

Ma Lord 1072

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Sehg s Remarkable Animal Feature

§ A “WAMBA” A Clriiiylhe Jungle

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agent i_n Montague. His omos phone in S steal ` " ‘ 64 152;' `\ All Astquljding

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“ otion Picture Drama

In Two Reels

Bloodthirsty Lions Attack Baby Girl

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A Vitigraph comedy, featuring Hughie Mack A very pretty and snappy comedy with a tone

of sentiment and a pleasing atmosphere

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% Admission Five Cents Admission

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For'on'e week onlv We place on sale our entire stock ol-new.. whitcwear and with the ex- _

cepti'on__.0f'a few” “special” lines the whole lot is subject to a special cash discount of io p. c.

0 '_ Belowfwc give 1i`St-;‘c"J_:f._“'l;'>ut‘ a few of the lower lines in stock. It can by no means be taken :__ .___ as a gui-defto our_'stock‘as_we-'do' notieiiunierate any of the medium and better qualities such as we

carry in-s`to_ick`.' Avisit to ftliis st'ore"w.ill do much to convince you that the Allen line of White

wear is far superilori-to'-any'otherfmake on the market

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N-g--1_ htdreSS_--_--es ~ #2 f-Crepe Novelties -rr A Ni htdress made of good quality Eng- _ _ _ _'

- s lish Long Cloth, trimmed on the neck and

sleeves with 5 narrow' torchon lace .... 656 11812

_ A high neck pattern nightdress of a med-

'ium cloth. Yoke is -trimmed with 'narrow tucks. Neck and sleeves trim- med with lace edging . 750 Het

A nightdress of Canadian Longcloth

(soft finish) in the slip over style. Neck and

lee es trimmed _ with ' _ l3roi;lerie Anglaise .... ._ €2\Ch

' ' 0 Sl' Princess - ips

Here’s the best slip at the price in the

Maritime Provinces. ‘A real good English Cotton trimmed on the sleeves, shoulder and neck with Torchon lace edging. The fiounce is finished with Torchon each lace, three inches wide net

A princess slip of good _English Long-

cloth, with yoke o Torchon Insertion, top of

slip! ills trimineg totiichon lace edging, an ounce is ms _wi _ wide lace $1.50 “Sch

A madapollan slip with swiss embroid-

ery yoke trimmed with maltese lace insertion

andedging. Altogether an ex- ' ceptionally good garment..........

White American Crepe Nightdress

in the' slip over style. Neck and half sleeves trimmed with tor-

chonlace .....

A very dainty gown of white Crepe

with the new butterfly sleeves trimmed with torchon lace 1 .50

A kimona sleeve nightdress trimmed

with Valenciennes lace Medallions and widcva1_ edging......__......._._. 1.95

A very pretty corset cover of white

crepe with a yoke of imitation Maltese Lace

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Parcels Post

Any advertised line w_ill be sent by

parcels post prepaid on receipt of remitt

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of good quality of English Longcloth, made- ‘

plain and finished with a wide hemstitched

hem, either style 256 pair

net

Drawers of heavy soft finish cotton with

a wide flounce, trimmed with pair tucks. Either style 29C net

Real nice drawers of madapollan made

in the straight style and trimmed with narrow

tucks and edged with torchon - lace ............... 450 pair

“SPECIAL” A lot of drawers of differ-

ent kinds that have become stock soiled.

R l ` 65c to $1.35. pair r‘I‘.gé‘i§`§.‘°"?f;’ _____ __ 50c sci

Corset Covers

Here's the best corset cover_ at it’s price

on the market. Made of English Cambric

'th full k ft h nlace each ilidiiscrrigg ?_(l_.°.r.C ,290 net

Aicorset cover of a fine English Queen‘s

cloth with wide torchon on neck and should- ers, and narrower width on

arm holes . . .. 45C each

‘°SPECIAL’_’ A lot of corsetl covers

that have been soiled through showing. The

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