SEPTEMBER 26.1m e nun" ma fmsnnfinn 'rns'cnanpo'i°rn'rowN GUARDIAN f- ~ innnnnn new ra_cn_'rrmnn 1

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We cordially invite

_ every visitor to the clty

during Exhibition Week to visit .our store.

We will be particularly

pleased to sc e all our friends

D. C. will likel be re resented

IUIlIIlII__I__l’IIIIIII$i

in thc popular branch of food for fans. ‘Already great enthusiasm

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first practice of the Connaughts be held this afternoon at the A. A. A. Grounds. No doubt this gr

better than ever in the past.

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scrlption here .\ve, offer you a super

claims advcrtis il re arding our

football teams this year. The Abeg- d nl tl '

uelts, Connaughts, Victorian and an B “cn was it read as to

'1`\‘° emi. w. n. Tait, Pino. ni moo Wm University was the next speaker. H

1s'i¢||'Eiis' convention

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th” fourth National Recognition, an

that they would corrupt the normal

immorality. The question must be tackled in thc school. First of all

' law and its rigid euforcernen . 8-D ‘l then means must be provided for the

i 5 fifth the imparting of Religious In- mul a d n nlnnl examination ol

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our excellent' rendering of it' so clearly which were the feeble-minded, means

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S- plainly heard in all parts of the ha

A' subject was Psychology and _ Educ “nfl rinn. Fi-om the fact that Pwr. 'ra

3° must be provided for their _care

advanced sufficiently 101' ibut- There-

it fore, he advocated the provision of

service in every respect. The mana- olll psychology and the new dellnl gers personally guarantee that all the new nnyellnlogy nn nelng t

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old game will flourish this year, even 111,, made a spe¢lnl1y_°1 Psyclmmg

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as applied to Education a thoro

W" ed out the distinction between t

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_ treatment of the subject 'was ant

21111 asking vol to lee” 8 i’_\‘°' eipnteu and muy realized. He porn

ani customers throughout the country, more from a", _

out to the lctter. We oder you

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scription department will be carried elnnnrntlng bln fnnblent he dealt nrl

ns doctrine a vance y o

social than a business standpoint, as we would

of the purest and bcst form. We

W study of human conduct as it is.

lust cipally with attention and memory

fl institutions for the ieebie-niinana. ii. l_ would mean the stopping ofthe l.__ greatest source of crime and immo- n rality and be of the greatest benedt

E to the community.

E The Premier after fitting reference

1; to the great educational work of the

n_ chairman, said, with regard to the

d d b I’r fessor Tait,

what the doctor orders-ingredients these are the nnnlltlcs most needed that while it was a l>l‘0b1€f1\ Y*'°f¢l\Y

UI' in the educational process. Folio

w_ of the most careful consideration, he

liketo get closer in touch

wiih each other to our mutual interests.-

Anything we can do to

make your visit an enjoy- able one, will have our best

. efforts. Our store and stall

are at your service and we trust you will take advant- age of same.

E. A. Foster

Central Di ugstore

Sunnyside

delivery of every order. We can tend to the prescriptions put up any doctor. Leave your next acription here. ' The`MacKinnon D

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THE \'|ElllHtli `

THE. TEMPERIITURE.

(Special to The Guardian)

erly and aouthcasterly winds, and warm. _

THE WIdATHER.- Yesterday

beautifully clear and mild; clcnr cool at night.

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zrnerri

.er s.

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WHEN THE WHEELS WONT WORK

Bring llio WATCH oi' CLOCK to I

I _will niulio them get busy again,

F~ S. Mitchell

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OYSTER IEETIHG

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SCIIBOII.

DN' questions were asked the profess

C0-. C0l`¥\°l` GYGHY-'GGOYEB H110 Kelli ily answered. After tendering t

» TIDE, MOON, ETC.

'l`()lt()N'l`(), Sept. 26.-Fresh south-

ui' stirring up of the shells

llin thc bed was necessary

.removing slime and ggdinieni, which collects during the close

fer you courteous attention, p\'0lHPf= ing this thoughtful and scholarly ii

at' dress there was an animated discu ‘W sion during which a great number

""5 which were cleverly and satisfacto

tion adjourned to meet at 8 o'clo p. m.

THE ABNORMAL CHILD.

There was another session at ni

previous meetings. Dr. Anders

fair platform were the Yremier, Hon.

A. Mathieson, ` Rev. Dr. Fullcrto

was

und

Superintendent of Education a

Professor Shaw and Messrs. J. A derson and J. D. Seaman.

for

which was as largely attended as t

presided, and also present on the

The l>l`iH¢iI>8l Proceeding at the _ mr-,¢i;ing was an add,-ess by Professor were doing when they were instilling Tai; 011 thc mace of the School ln s0_ moral principles in the minds of the ciety and the llhyscologlcnl problem rising generation. The true theory of the abnormal child. The function °f °d"°aU°“ “ms to “al” .for the

n_ did not think that at- this Juncture n_ it should be a burden added to the

rohlems which the teachers already

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gi had to face in the performance of

,__ their work. He remarked upon the e fact that there were evidences of a

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Mtf. speaker 8 vote of thanks the cnnVcn_ great educational awakening in this

ll island, and said that it was a splen-

C did thin and of the rcatest grati

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fication to everyone in the province. I-Ie was confident that there would

nt now be a steady advance in thé in-

lle terest ot the teachers in their work. n He hoped the result of the conven-

tion would be added interest and

_l added qualification to the teachers n' present to do better work in the fu-

rrnieasor w. D. Tait, Ph, D., or ivic'~ “W0- G111 University' Mn R_ H_ Cnn.n,l,ell Dr. Fullerton also spoke and refer-

ll red to the importance of education,

:jrpgident of the Ass0clnt10n_ lnsnec_ and said he wished every teacher to ggi-5 1)evemux_ 130ll1t¢r and Mnllln feel that the preacher in the pulpit

n_' was not doing a more important and

solemn work for the individual and nation than they in their teaching

high manhood and womanhood. 'i-lc

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V __/' I _ Mr. I.iind contended that oysters

',l,_\__ /, could not hc grown on barren bot-

' ~_" ., ._ ` __ toms except on the depleted beds, ._ __ Mr. I-Icrbert Inman in reply to this

ifief In -f - referred to his recent visit to one of

\__ ‘ ' the largest compnnlcs oil Rhode Is- _ land where hc had sceu on cultivated

areal; 500 barrels raised by machin- Q, Q cl'Y lu the .ila'y.-'llcfcrcuce was also

’ U\=\‘l0 tv Ulu Drivato beds of Sharp

lii-os., of llideford who have success-

-" fully built up oyster bcds on n dr-.cp

muddy bottom. Those beds arc gi

their owners.

m lliiz Jus. Mclunis said he was vc

'UHCI' flllposod to the lcnsin of o

ing large and satisfactory results to

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of the school, he said, was not mere-

liut rather to aim at social eirlcion

young woman for the duties of li

was congenital. By nctuiil lnves

the same percentage was incurab It was the most dangerous clung 90¢|~“tY. “lid HS Psychologists put every feeble-minded person was an

1Y to make the pupils acquainted’ with the subjects of the curriculu

and to fit the young man and tl

The particular typo of the abnorm

feeble-minded. Fcclile-miincledne

gufion it had been conclusivcl ro

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cd_ that eighty per cent. of fecble_ mindedncss was hereditary and that 'm--_'_-”"'

‘;~ Zam-Bak Prbvéd’ Best

. tor beds, :ind expressed his doubts

uboiit these companies being able

gnain' I cajv riruiicl'

the public beds. ,

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nxllent wa ltcr three months' operations, to ship

tgg Sud Cigglk l'6DHl!`('l', I oysters in quantity iufcrrirlg that

. these oysters hurl been taken from

Mr. Thus. 'McNutt assured tho

meeting that thc company he repro- ‘ in-.ritcti whiehiwas the largest shipper

f0l` U10 l>l'0Der tackling of thc pr Illcm of how to treat the fcchl minded boy or girl. The question si criority wus IWW HWY were to face the pr lilem. The delinquent boy and g were bcttcr on on the streets than

an excellent violin solo.

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in- AMBULANCE BRIGADES ADLll’I‘ I'l‘

Giliicnt criminal. Delinquency in thc --- lurgcst’ degree sprang from feeble- Zum-Buk has now been selected as miudedncss. The necessity existed the balm- to bc c_ai'ried by the mem

0. bcrs of the St. John Ambulance

g- Brigade. This isfurther proof of its

ip .

0_ Mr. G. W. Pyutt, of 15 Southvicw

in the Riverdale Division, writes:

trusted that they would receive

m great inspiration from their conven- cy tion and that they would return to ln their work instilled with a. deeper in-- n_ terest in its pcrforrnance for thc nl glory of God and the good of num.

child tilgir, he (19511 with was tnn In the course of the proceedings

nn Miss Bertha Gorman gave a very in- tl_ tcrcstilig rccitul, entitled “The l.ittir~, v_ Rebel," and Miss lvlcllonuld played

XSWAN -RUSSELL C0., Makers _

f'T]iat s your guarant¢¢_

For sale by all leading dealers.

of oysters this season had .imported their stock from the United States

a quantity of which was four ye old, and therefore fully developed

the market this fall. He asked them all to believe that they had not been

shipping P. E. I._ oysters. _

Mr Herbert Inman on behalf

The Standard Cup Oyster Compan

thc company of which be is manager,

endorsed Mr. McNutt’s remarks with

ars for

ill!! information elicited.

Hon. A. E. Arsenanlt showed slowing terms the ossibiiiriea

the fishermen and companies alike

this business could be made a success Plmsefl 110 FCDON1 that the members

1f bulance Brigade, also writes: “I am

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"Ono flliickeriiig tfiiuzirc Plano in

firal. class condition suitable for

hull or large room, only $110.00.

.$15 down and $5 por month. Mille 1ii»¢_ni_ _ 1ili`i5~il-24Me1il

_ reference to the shipping of oysters.

,THE °°nosroNj_ HAT. .

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When through old .

f nge the bodily . functions become sluggish,

'~ Na-Dru-Co Laxatives . give gentle, timely and

1 effective aid, without

‘1_ discomfort or distress.

' 25c. a box at your

" _ . Druggist's. in

National Drug and Chantal

, Ce. of Canada. limited.

that the fishermen themselves had the opportunity of taking up vain.

he forthcoming from the capitalists for developing the same, the fisher-

as part of the capital. g

It was felt, in view of so many questions coming _up for considera- tion, advisable to hola ii further day or next Week but HB H°°id°“fS meeting with a view to forming a

oystcrmen's association.

The Chairman (Mr. Tanton) ex-

vclopment of the oyster industry, stating that he had great expecta-

boy and girl. and spread crime and ’ . __ _ _ __ _

for the votes.

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isle...;‘;:i:::.°;‘%,..°°°.it.‘;.:‘n‘”‘ A =» °‘ ’ H I fest Ends Saturday. We Give Votes

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Now that bedéhali is over, foothau 3;';;'nzB\_‘lPl:__°_l__¢l_. tznpngnlledn 13:2 scsgglf there must be a 1 compulsory _lichooé KG es S , _f-..

'1`h°Y “W” “Im” I’° ""°'I“‘°d °l i e r cash urchase-also when ou a mone on account. Ask _ .qi

m placed in ' institutions. As regards W th ve y P y P y y ‘

2 the former method they had not yet

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Exhibition Sale of Fall

Lace Curtains

52c Curtains for 24c pair Curtnins f_¢_ir

45c " “ Mc

75° ii u 56° it H -0

5| I lf ll

9Tc " “ 67c

and higher prices- all at the

ere’s your opportunity.

same rule of discount.

After a big busy season’s business in the lace curtain i

dept we find quite a number of patterns in stock of wl ich we

have only one to three piirs.

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We’ve decided to effect a = quick clearance by selling is

ali these curtains at twenty five percent discount.

75c “ 89c “ 94c " |.l2 “

You know what splendid values we give in :curtains all the year round-

think what you save by buying during this clearance.

Discount prices for cash only.

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I Worth seeing--Our Exhibit at ` the Fair Grounds--Main Building

just to your right as you enter the main doors-:i_ magnificent displiv.

./\ 'id every article takin right out of our stoclr-not specially imported for the

11-1 Avenue, Toronto, Superintendent of U\~<;~,i'_~i|3n_

the school. where it wnnm nniy mann "noni in persnnni nn. .ina in ann- See the elegant bedroom furniture.

-‘--'~'-=‘-='-'-‘-'-'-=ff-‘-A-M----==--~.----.-V-V-_-.-__-.- aid work I have proved Zam~Buk to _ _ . . - . - » - Further disc/lesion reiiowed ,nan nc or great value. 1 have used it for Admire the inlaid circasse and dining room suite.

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remarks pertinent to the i;1 the past five years, and do not bell- ‘ "" - - under discussion and muchqiliictslirggrif cve thers'is any other balm to come S e lhe Parlor and hbrary furniture

t it."

111 ullvirl.) Geo. H. Wcstmorc, of 127

p in Youngs Street, Toronto, Divisional , , _ _ . ` wnnun to the people of P. E. Iainna, superintendent ef the sr. ,John Ani- | Oli- Mr Mugford in charge will gladly answer all enquires.

and appealed t° the nsh°"“°“ “nd of this Brigade use Zamimk when on companies to co-operate inthe pro- 1\Il1iC duty Bild H1111 it Ver “SHUI ,

men's time and labor bein counted Surely a balm that is worthy of a The U.I’.R. has issued much" sa x

place in the wallet of an ambulance ey first" literature in _connection ,_, officer should find a place in your with this subject of discipline and »;» home! You may not require ir, to- safety to the general travelling pub °.*

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. - , ~' »d_ In a series of printed resolutions, _. _ n cézvngillvin c?,1,.flI,`(1,’lll§l1.ledben,F!:l?eall‘,!,t_ which it has circulated far and wide 1775-<}ongi'ess appointed ilcuiiimin

est scientific lines It is at the same **m°“g th” "Ie" and Others- thefe F‘:iinkliu, Silas Dean and Tho-

_ _' . ~ d 5 , are set forth regulations in respect_ mas _jegei-son wmmisgioilcrn to

prcsncd his Commendation of the do ill-vekiggsllggid h(;1iii"iiFBiil? isa; lissiii-)e of m“\“tm“mK *1 “fe “nd Pfudenh the Court of France.

culje for skin dlsenses eczema nlles attitude. Such as: “I will not stniid_l7l,l9__l.~l,._.n Methodist C111"-c1lin (Jon

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tiona from the development; of these old sores, cuts, burns, poisoned 'ffl _Sw ms 125mg: the blue “ugl necticut cstab ishcd at *I rn

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able areas wh 11 "1 helpful in healing sore feet, and as u -*-’”“*“ ’_“

on money won( cam y dressing for corns and bunions after CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. _ _ --°-***'_*' treatment and extraction." --- - 2;”

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k -~--- f ' I " ' Y Y' I ~ -. d h. l si - wound ringworm abscesses. sprains W ny . I I ford'

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"SALES EXCEED TWO MILLIONS A MONTH”

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Acruai.

SIZE

' fine' about a cigar to boost its

Tlmie mu; lil); niillilrfhliiniult might not be so wonderful for s `s;es`Ix!p l"<;d- but both Tuckett’s "CLUB" and Tucketfs

‘ §‘I$/lrl§lI{T€lUl§RlT’E” are old favorites. They are sold by tobac-

' li r ihc country and have been for yearn. Clear

T~`l)ii`xitriaa"fill`ei" -Flor de Vuelta tobacco-which attains a mild-

` ‘ k own to few other places in Cuba

- “°!%» “l'°°m°l:s anigiiiisizhilynmainrained a standard that ha;

I thiewiireference amonllf ¥°°d 9m°k°" °V°rywh°'°'

II’//mpurrlfaring my ' _

“Tuckett’s Preferred”

_‘c1°""si"g"t‘ once? _ able to take ri financial interest in

BIIUSS UH IIIIIHISHZ

LUOK M0-l.HF_m IF TUNGUE IS lives, that it is not only holding its

. ,'. ~ . . .. ._ ~ . own but forging ahead? _ LOAWJD GIVE (ALM URNIAI Nriw the Prince Edward Island

SYRUP OF FlGs'" (lei-cal Company will be the princi-

Motlicr! Your child isn't naturally i’¢;\¢;lf_,32;,n,;l’nct'\ll!‘-lililg i:n%\,:ltnrynipngx;;_

cross nnd pecvish. See if tongue is and tho nlompnny Bnonln tnnrelorc bn _contcd, this is n. sure sign its llttlo wrnlnlly snnnnrtell by Cllnl.lottc_

smmnch’ “vcr and buwels ‘nom u town people, many of whom are wel.

When lirtless, pale, feverish, full of the Dnlel,nrlse_ It wlll nlno_ lwwcv_ _cold, breath bad, throat sore, doe- er be mn nrlnclnnl rnnnnlnctnl-lnn -`sn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has lnnnntry ln the whole l»m,,lnce_ nnll ‘ntomach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, should tnemlore nn cncnnmged by ii gentle liver and bowel cleansing every ,nun nn the Inland 'who 1,, an. should always be the first treatment ,nous to nee tnlngn n.l0ve_ _ ¢I"'°“- Under these 'clrcuifistanccn it is to Nothing °‘1““l“ "C“m°"“‘“ SYN? be cxpected that when the shares of

Qi Figs" for chudrelfs ms; givew' the l’r`ince Edward Island Cereal teaspoonful, and in a few hours all Cn_ are ogemg 10,- l,ii1,11¢ subscrip- ,the foul waste, sour bile and termei-.t l_l‘6n_ they “,111 be we1¢g,m¢¢ not only ing food which is clogged in the bow- nn n Knoll lnveslnnent bllif as 1, im-0. cis passes out of the system, and youl runner 01 8 greater pfogpei-ity for havc a well and playful child again. the whole Province, Fm. ntlnn. ln_ All children love this harmless, de- nnstrles w111~~ ni, (mum, he _located ‘lll'»l0\lS "1\‘lli¢ 1°~¥B"W°~" “"4 it “°'°\' here as a `résu`lt` bf' th`é iiilendid ad- fsils £0 ef7¢Ci1 B K0°d "l°“d°" °I°”'“°‘. vertising which will follow the mar- ing. Directions for babies, children kwin! ¢f the Black Fox Brand of of all ages ond 8\‘0W¥\‘“llB “T0 DIBIU' cereal products. Our people will ly on the bottle. _ therefore do ‘yell to invest in the Keep it nanny in your home- 'A mines' ntiwnra ininnmtvén-.ni offer lliitlfl GIVE" 50581 “V09 H SICK Chilli per cent preferred shares before in- tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask vesting in any of the outside securi- wur druszlst for a 50-wut bottle Of ues which _are ennstnnriy being. “California Syrup of Figs,” then timing npon,,__tliajr attention. Our

k nd soc that lt is made b the own Province first" should be our

loo a Y "California Fig Syrup (‘fomDf\f\Y-" motto, especially when the p\'f\FW’¢f

ti l rl \if‘IE\'\t

o o o »o'»o'o¢

baircn aicns un cr t c ca ng sys S. . 1 w_em __ _

fiom. _As chiniper ill oysters of thirty nrénldi., boils ulcers, blood poison, nlgixig ngljillllllntf l‘;t_..nI;lllen1;7lnl_ln_ ' "Im _lxlnllfil____£;>f1r\(;:_c_le.m<>lll;___llcn_§;i:; iriinrvrsrtiinébbntollisth chsthlgiisbsbatiiidd 0 cents at all drugglsts and “lui conllpuny 1;” "ms allé cnllpltglciiai H' 1735' . Island of such conservntions' as was stores. Refiise harmful substitutes no oltmltl €t;:,nHT;}'c nnlairsnnl; lIl2:"'The St°°kt'°“ ‘md ,D‘"1‘“gt° lining carried outlby the government and lmitatinns There is nothing CSD tu. lc l nnll non d ll tn; 110°. the “Hit NIIIWHY WIIIC

The motion waslthcn put to the "Just as good."' slchiiirrliignifg gil¢‘Ct 0 I U H 1 carried ‘msscngcm in Enghmd'

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meeting and carried unanimously. For, as one of the oihcials said, l530_Flmt Uutlmllc church lu novnr

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of Messrs. !VlcQuillan, Inman, Ross .I rules you must get thc co-operation' ' ".‘ ' y

Fenwick

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There is such a thing as pride in vou must make appeal to and that' el“'l_‘;_(:?_m ‘;;‘_cnpf;_:"'c“3n‘e 05,5?

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glgilgt :;`:tlr1:n?l¥;i1(fl'BtBB£Kg:3 Ol; l:_ll;€u}__,l;,t lllxnrilnntnkzrln()?l:l?:l:;ll§n_Y({¥ , 1862-Riililicl'Y Oi the full’ fZl'o\\uili~1 tic- money.

loss in every man. Who does not is not formal obedience so much ual kct “mc” 1" K““S"s City' M" l want his town to Prosper? Who docs the whole attitude of the man to- limo-Gvmgc F' Drew' I‘"`"""' g“v°r` not want to he able to truthfully ward rules. Improve that attitude. “‘“‘ Ui Fl0l`i‘lH. died in Jack-

sonville.

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Mention of the industry' pginting ol*'Itci>lii;n\i/it)g'd‘igz;11Zl1i‘ir?}l?iikixrsiynziallllf T::Buntain, Bell & 'I4C_o'., for best _F-et the man to co-opnrintedwitli yon A

ing as a chiropodist, and find it_very "°“1' l9“""“I" Drices' 9'Z3M“‘:§;':l .lion lmvs “comp is e173f5:_l§l;,:cl"l_

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SEASON

The pickling season is nere and 'it

will bc ii vcry short one for the fuct that .ull pickling stock is u very short crop.

This applies particularly to tonin-

toes and cucumbers, and in ii vcry short time there will not be any to bc had for lovc or money.

We have ii nice' lot of small silver

skin pickling onions,-many arc nub-

~ stituting onions instead of cucum-

bers. Red onions for chow per lulb

nl lot 35c-34lb $1.00, strong mixed I1' siiiocs Rc quarter lb package.

Wo are hcailquartcrs for all season-

ablc vegetables, Cabbage, (`.niilifio\vr-.r fleets, (lurrots, Pursnips, livttuce,

The (lon-mittee appointed consists \ While vic must have rules and rilzidl N ll wnncclnlnll l, lllSln,nl_q_wcct ll(n.n_ Glenn nnn ,cd nnnnnl.n_

Tomatoes, Uucumhers, luitiitoei-x, Turnips, & etc. We are produccrn, und grow most all our own stock- hiiy from the producer and save

J. J. GAY & C0.

City Market. Every Day.

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A New Perfection Oil Heater Will Please You

_An Oil Heater in your l.o 'se is avaluab‘e A"-

sct. because by its us you mute. t your family from coll and other ailments which n "~ so prevalent at

this Fall season. Before your Fu ice is lighted or perhaps after this is donnthe de 1 -‘d heat is not

there, and the use ofa "New Perfeel ~1” is without doubt the only way io solve the prob c vi. Buy one tc-flayi Guaranteed Smokeless and Qdorlels. /\ child can operate rlieni, also an ornament to any Room.

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Prices $3.45 4 00 4 60 7.00 The Rogers hardware Co., Lid.

Wholesale Q. Retail

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