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Mr. J. H. Richards, 1852 Second Ave,

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me to write a few lines in praise of your Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Symp. Last fall I contracted a heavy cold which left

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(From F. B,_, McGurdy & Co's Private Wire.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Price says:

The speculative pendelum seems to be once more swinging in tha- direc- tion of the smaller crop estimates as a result of a ginning report some- what under the figures that had been discounted and of the private reports of a couple of authorities issued dur- ing the day, one of which placed the probable yield at 1_0,945.000 bales er.- clusive of lintrrs and the other at 10.600,000 bales also including lin- ters Wllivh may be figured roughly at

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Good Overcoats for Men and Boys

' You'll find here some splendid overcoats for 111en

and b0ys-overcoat.s that look well, wear well and that are fztylisli. 'l`he\' include College coats and Sen- ator coats in every conceivable pattern and style.

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'l`l1ere's distinctive style and a grace and good-

ncssto everv coat. ,

The latest fall styles show the very newest ideas

and patterns _that have been accepted as the correct thing by fashion cities. ']_`he_v are priced so close that , economical people will find the showing a revelation. ' l

Men s overcoats ;~6.00, 8.50, 10.00, 12.00. Better _;'rades $15.00, 16.50, 13.00 to 20.00. lioys' coats $4.00, 6.00, 7,50, 8.00 to 12.00.

Remember Our Big Prize Contest V

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NTL-n’s acmc, all wool underwear; "That line of underwear slightly

npr-ci.'\l$l.l0 pvr suit. Mens Oxford mllsscd at the folds should sell and tuned pants at very lo\v prices. sell quick'nt half price. Paton’s. Joscpli, Queen Ht. ll~1Tdtf. ll-2ld3i.

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WE are busy getting ready for the big annual

HOLIDAY RUSH. Hundreds of CASES,

BOXES, BARRELSHOGSHEADS and CRATES

of new goods gathered from many 'countries are be-

ng received and opened up.

New and Un-lo-dale Goods 1

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fancy goods, elegant china, glassware, toys, dolls, games, Christmas stationery, Xmas cards, calendars newest books, leather goods, smallwares, Brie-a Brac l etc. ,

Santa Claus headquarters will be more popular

than ever this year.

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I would get a little more cold this hacking

It kept on getting worse and I kept on spending money buying different cough remedies until a friend asked me if I had ever tried Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup, I told him I was willing to try anything I thought would cure, and on the same

firstone was usedm u bb t t much easier. and b ytlig time lglliid iiggd

I am_ keeping the other half botile in case it should come again but I am quite sure I have a positive cum. Let me recommend Dr. Wood’s Norway Ping byrup to all who sufler from :i cough or

up in n yellow wra r' th ' t the trade mark; 2,5 ceiitthplne mee ,

Manufactured only by The T Milburn

MISS L. M, MONTGGMERY

ENTERTAINED IN BOSTON

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s. big jump on the census figures. The

.V [cough would becomea1,mgs.plmin8one_ trade had been educated to look for

a report of around nine million bales and the report of 8,754,154 started both covering and fresh buying by longs who had taken profits earlier in the season an-d had been awaiting fresh developments. Realizing was heavy and there was a good deal oi

rally bought two bottles. Before half the svllins by one vt the leading snot in- l

terests but the market took all the cotton offered on a reaction of

Y a-

'a bottle and a half m cough was one. bout 9 to 13 from the top and ruled

steadier in the late trading although the afternoon rally was checked a- round 14.90 for May by renewed spot house offerings. The amount of cot- ton ginned to November 14th was

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§d"°‘*" "`m'a:"°°v°f 9-“Y lilllflf' `not quite as large as expected. the 5 Dr. Wood s l\orway Pine Syrup ig pug total and the amount 'ginned for the

last period, as compared with last year make the accuracy of small es- timates depend on the proposition

lCo., Limited, Tgmnm, 0;,;_ ' that a large percentage of the crop

was labe,_but it was not so late that

the big ginning period can be expect- ed after the middle of November and certainly the weather and thc price has favored rapid work.

sine in lnn\@rstan<i`Tt nu, ima he fm- purtial. lt is so easy to mistake one aspect for the whole. And it is so inacc-urate. I have never written suffrage stories, either. A5 every. one docs. I can see the truth of tht ¥1l"l=?un\ents. but I am not at all ar- dent about it. As for the problem “0\'€lS. “'0ll.-thc problems are never Seltlfid l>Y_ them, often scarcely ht1p~ ed.

"I remember the first .bit I suc-

cccdedun sclllng. It was 9, link magazine verse. 1 cannot dignity il by* calling it poetry, 1 Sold it to “fvoldeu Days" for three dollars. I never was so rich before or again as _I \vas with those three beautiful dol- lars, Miss Montgomery's voice fair- ly irloatcd over the little ‘f0rtune.’

Thcu she laughed at herself and

went' on :

FUI ll lf‘!\l! time I wrote stories

that would sell to semi-religious pr, liens.. But it. was a forced 'kind ti \\'l‘1llY1i~’- All the tales had to have u blot that would furnisn 'a moral. 'l`ll0 L!<\0d little hoy must always U`l\\II1I>h and thc naughty boy must f\_l\'\'35's be frustratvu. I grew very tired of it all.

"“Onc dny an editor of one of the n\1udu_y School iringaiiiies asked mc to write a seven-part serial story for himf I looked through my note hook and discovered this liuc, ‘An “lil C0lll\le send to an orphan asylum *-0 flllflbt B. boy, and a girl is sent by mistakc.' `

"So I started on the story., The

more I thou;_rbt. of it, thc more it gre-\v and the fondcr I became of thc llttle .»:ir1. L c0u1<m't bear to in it to tin-, Sunday school scheme, Final- ly I sent another' story to the edi- tor, and amused myself in winter evcninzs with this novel. The result was “Anne of Green Gables.” The more you _give your imagination fre: l1lHY the more there is in it for YIM,” ended Miss Montgomery.

“And is Anne purely a child of

your imagination, or is she founded 'on some little girl you know?" ] ‘ asked. '

Purcly imagination," Miss Mont- b0ms1‘y1'en1ied. "At least, sho is not patterned after any espeggial child, I suppose that there is in her some of myself, I was a solitary ‘Ch`ild, and what l couldn’t have I imagined, and I found that ‘almost as good " '

Miss Montgomery was silent for a

moment

Then she said, contentedly: ' “When I began I used to have to write what the public wanted, rc- gnrdlcss of what I wanted. Now I can write what pleases me to write, what gives me joy in the doing. ‘ ‘fI am certain that li a woman writes what she secs and what ap- peals to her, if she docs it convin- cingly, that there are enough people ln the world fashioned in her mould, to enjoy rcuding the hook as much as she did in \\'rit.ing it."

ll. M. Montgomery, \vho wrote

"Anne of Grccn flnbles," and other "Best Sellers.” was the guest of honor yesterday at the afternoon tca which is held each day ut, the lloston Antlnirs' Club. Miss Mont.- izomery, who lives in Prince iddward Island, "The Isvband," as she calls it. with emphasis on "The," has never met any kindred spirits in lrcr profession, und so yesterday, Mrs. L. U. Page of Brookline, with whom Miss Mmitgomery is stopping, took her to the Authors' (llub.

When u reporter arrived at the

club, I-1 x».:roup of literary folk were ensconced in a corner sipping tea with Mi.-is Montgomery in the ccntre, the table being flanked by piles of cakes,

Miss Montggomery wus informed

that a newspaper man wisiir-:l ,to speak to her. and she immediately left. (flmrlcs }<`oll\\n Adams and Na- than llnskell Dole, who were discuss- ing the high cost. of living, and rust-

, ll II , A Diamond A ` Good investment

Of all lewels the most sought

after and most hllzhly prized ta the dmrnoml. Our resplendent stock of lewelryl contains an enticing army of t fsgem of tems anda prices that wil surprise you.

Our diamonds are the beat for

price anywhere--we have flawless gems secured from the world's best. sources. We are experts in the dia- mond businoss \\nd_ will give .vou nur experienced skill in selecting n suitable gem.

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T he Quickest, -Jimplest

Home. - Saves You $2.

This recipe makes 16 ounces of cough

syrup-enough to last 1.1 family a long time. You couldn’t. buy as lunch or as good cough syrup for $2.50,

Simple as it is, it gives almost in-

stant relief and usually stops the most obstinate cough in 24 hours. This is partly due I0 the fact that it is slightly laxative, stimulates the appetite and has an excellent tonic effect. It is pleasant to take-chit dren like it. An excellent remedy, too, for whooping cough, sore lungs, uuilimu. throat troubles, cle. » Mix 2 cups of’ granulated sugar with with one cup of warm water and stir for 2 minutes. Put 21,5 ounces ot l’ine.\‘ (fill cents’ wortli) in a 16 oz. bot- tle and add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take a tcaspoonful every one, two or three hours.

Pino fs one of the oldest and best

known remedial ugents for the throat membranes. Pinex is the most vuln- ablo concentrated cornpound of Nor- way white pine extract, and is rich in guiaicol und nll the other natural healing elements. Other p:'epa1‘ntions will not work in this formula.

The prompt results from this rec.-

ipe have endeared it to thousands of housewives in the United States and Cariuidzi, which explains why the pla.n` has been imitated often, but never successfully.

A guarantee of absolute satisfaction

br money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your drurzgisl has Pinex or will get ii for you. lf not, send to The Pine! Co., Toronto, Om.

lcd over to where the reporter wait- ed. Her gown was some sort of rinl: stuff which shimmercd and dna lol one. "I never met any authors bc- fore, you know,” said Miss Mont- gomery, "which is the reason I am here. I didn’t know I was ccuninj.; until this afternoon."

"Now that you have met them,

Miss Montgomery, have you cliun,;cl your mind in regard to bling nn nu- thor?"

NOT A SUFFl'lAGET'l`l1l.

"Oh, 1 find them much like human

heings," she replied. "No, I mn not a sufirngettc. Do you know l wns told that question would he asked me just ns soon as I arrived in llos- ton. .l am a quiet, plain sort of person, and while I believe a wo- man, if intelligent, should be allow- cd to vote, I would have no use for suf‘l`r&;;e myself. I have no aspira- tions to hecornc u politician, I hu- lievc a \\'oman's plucu is in thc home.

"I beirnn to write so nmny, years

aan I really cun't say when I dill start. My first public writings, how- cvcr, commenced 10 years ago, and were in thc form of juvenile stories. 'Thrcc years ago my first book, 'Anne of (lreeu Gzililc:-1,' v.as pull- lisherl, and since that time I gave written 'Anne of Avonlca,' Kilmcny

Cold . Feet

lower 'tht' l\'mp\‘rul\|l'l‘ of the body :ind inf`l\|c|u‘\° lhc gvllcml uiruulztlion of the blond. ll is cusy to iuulvr- stand that wlu-n the circula- tion is dcl`ccti\'e a |\cr~m|\ is liublc lu si\`lfl\\‘.\§ :ilul apt ro suffer from sudden vliangcs of xvcnthur.

A liot Wafer Bottle

of _\c:\r and ohvialus such conditions as noted almvc. Nothing quite so \~un\\‘nienl, nothing retuius thc hcnl just so long-OI' course you know hvsidca curing cold feet lhc application of a Hot Water Bottle relieves pain

. like umgic.

All Sim-s»Prices 75: to

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Now for a Stylish New "College Coat"

you want a fash_

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you can't possibly do better than come right in here.

Wave been fortunate enough to secure some real popular

lines and we’ve pricing them _so mighty close that lf you have the slightest vein of appreciation you can t resist theni. Come right i,`,__*‘\\-e’1l ‘ guarantee- the goods `

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C°“gh cure L f.r(in.l .f‘u,1C.5- ikurk buiml ul 1 1 collar well tailored with good materials.

Our Leader in College Coats $'12\

., Has ,su1.nt close-fitting nn itiry ,

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Buy a Better Coatofor $9-25

If you searched the whole

Province from end to end _\'ou couldn’t buy a better "College Overcast" for the money. Stylish, nicely slrapccl should- ers, has trappy nnl|ta_rv eollI_11', fancy cuffs straps, luie<_l\_v1lll good quality twill lining,

slnnvu in clillcreut pat- terns and colors.. : . .

Senator Coats

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Selling at $8

We are sliowiug' some really

fashionable Senator coats $9

to ;$15.0ur lender is areal top notch coat at $8.00. Nicely finished and of real smart :ip- pearance. Another special is our $12.00 Senalor.l\’Iade from black pilot cloth, heavy raised

TiiL`llZ.I?iffi`. ?l.‘,".‘T’f“$l2-00

A better grude,slylish

ineliounafunc zu: above. . '

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ri ' . - v ' l ou that you eanlt _ ',~ l"_1 ht here ue want to tel _y _ _ _ _ .1 b ll ovcrcouts---especially selected when you col1S1<lL1 'ille Stl Ci

y , _ -- s - - of '\ if Well-tailored Boys’ College

Coats

beat the values \ve offer

, finish and iuaterialsl 3 HC Howe C0dt`_,,“_C1_cspecially Se1CC,€d____,,0t ,,,e,.C,,.

Uur stock of boys _o E ' _ _th Of- satisfaction f)~1_ I

, 1,, ,:,,,.C,. ,gm i oy, bu_\_-LoVg_1ve one hundred cents woi7 00 7 50 and 8-09 t e\ erv dollar expended. l’1‘\e€ ..i , - i y

of the ()rcli.ard,’ and my lat;st hook in rc;;n,rd to which I am in Boston, "The Story Girl." 'l`ha1.I 0Xl'€<'t will bc published next spring.

“I write for the love of i€. lmll l

,should continue even though my

books were never D\llll'l$llf'l- _

“I ha.ven't lmrl much 0l'i’0l`l»\lllll73'

‘to ssc Ilostrni, as l arrived but a

short time ago, and leave for_ my home ncxt Thursilny. I did visit the lvluscurn of Fino Arts.

“ln regard to Bostoul can only

say I like it very much, but as I have been to no other lurgc citizs I cannot compare it wifi them. The people I have met in iiostou me very uicepand I regret l lmvu. such n. short time to stay."-Boston Post.

l<`ll\'lu' S}ll)\VlN(l Ol" §\‘i.l<]I(iHS,

A. llornc it ('o_ are now sho\ving

the most coixiirlclr- line of 1~l\>i\;h.e ever sulfur und!-r one roof in this \`ro-

vinrc. Notliilig short of u personal,

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Do Away With "Blue,Monday”

The weekly wash dz\_\' is flu:

dmnrl of must imulcrli house- \vivc:'. _The wzrsli lnusscs the home, brings discomfort to lhc family :md souwtiiiu-s irnpnirs the beauty of lhc home. Most

wonxn arc turning over flu: fam _ wnslr lo u.~auo\v. They find that it szivr-stiinc, s:\\'cs money, reuioves :ill vnreand dis- cunilbrt onlhcir pnrf :md that they gi-t bellcr results than is possible in the riverngc home.

just send your next wash lo

us. l’hon\- 15| and we'II soud a wagon, do llie work rigln, and hringit back to your bonu:-the rbnrgu will he moilcrsle.

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visit will actuully reveal 'the true ex- cellence oi the slio\v\\1ii- me ‘l‘_Sl’lay will be ri revelation to those inter

cstcd-the variety of handsome nad m»1,|Sr,i¢ designs combine to mu e mf, Exhibit one of prune importance to the buying public. The p\rC8S qlmmd are unusual for such infill quality goods.

Every sleigh individually‘seemS tol

bc the best-thc decoration work plainly pictures the \vork_ of art-the color blending is bnrmoinous-tbe_tln' ishing touches show the i`mZ0¥` l’l`lnl55 of experts. This is without a doubt. ons of thc finest showings of slciglla it has ever bccn The Guardian repre- s;ntative's good pleasure to view- and intendiniz purchasers cannot do bctt:-,r than inspect this stock-com-I pure the prices, and no doubt thc showing will speak for itself.

The Cnnndn Uarriuge (`o. and the

Tullliopc l‘nrria;;c (`o:npuny are not- ed for their :-‘uprriur line of slr-lghs. This exhibit is in keeping with tht' progressive spirit, of these p0p\\\iLl' |nsn\nfz.ct,\u`crs. l|\ addition to sleighs h/li-zsizrs. A. llornc &- Co. arc to be

_this issue.

coligratuluts-d on their stockiui,-; oth-

cv lines the :-mine us the great carri-I age oinporium.-a in the larger cit.|cs._

'l`lu-.-ze lines me fur and fur-linedi coat:-', robes and bells. Any person, can get u complete \'i;:,-out from sl:-ich und harness to robes and _a, flir (~,iu\b. |

This firm is als-i showing twenty,

different lines of horse rugs, special- ly for their trudc, and cluini that

with the trade at nil times and knzuving thc r'c<|uirc|nunts. A big sliipincnt arrived very recently of] "Daisy" bnrrcl ehurus, with stccll frames ,and ball~licariugs. They arc; also showing six dif‘lerent styles of washing machines. (lther iinportnnt

ions, steel boilers. wheel l1Bl`l‘0WS. clunnpion plate grlnders, Fleury piuto grinders, Fleury roller cutters, li‘leury pulpers and root cutters, and Conkshutt pulpers.

Fnrmcrs and others cannot do 'bet-

ter than cull on this popular local flrin or see one of the reliable repre- sentatives located in different sec- tions of thc Province. It ls safe to say that Messrs. A. Horne & U0. can intelligently cope with Bll the agricultural problems and 9\\DDli`-

‘V - o-date inncoln

farrneis iv;/;(t1ht(§li¢}:]a;ipct§t u bigger and . “yt leqclgu ) and enjoy the comforts illigterrcliaiile equipment and facilities can Supply- E"‘“`Y‘?‘.`dy should call on the him nxnmiagg in their exhibit. Their nd. ap;

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° There has been Uflll 19890,

says . _ , tu 2 0 - s“°"°° “l “.0” 'mdLd1-“iiidii]i' \-.-neo

clock against 250.000 ,. has was an extremely' 'l“ll vd“€'\,,;`tl;§_l,,c ,,,,_ been no news of niiythlfqctek, S,m,,,,,. P0l`tall°\’~ The. mmm. r bc rcnlillllll Un what appcarcd, M- l`en\'v Dt fl' sales null the ““.""”` wihtiic aim 'l"‘“ bout the low prices (lf hour was at sellint: in the last "nt that an at- tributed to the ,-ppofi wolilcn tarltls tack on the st¥‘0l M." ,Jw papers U" would bc Dllllllslled ‘n '

morrow.

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thrown from a l`Ul\‘l ';:;§,,,. “jul '.n\S lm: my mp and hm/ki for l~l iuouihs. "l‘lllF-ell '~0 “SC “ "M91 l)iuri\l,!\‘- "f I" Sep" wo” Mr' “ni-v .\11>.f,uur;= Lachutc urged nu- U; Hia with w,- L1N1nEN'I’. “"“°“ -w ooo rf- most; satisfactory l“""' .y \\’c.

they are able to supply the demands 1 ` I Bm us “ell us cvcr in on account of their being in touchl(ay Yours slnccr1€lY,

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