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Jrsoliday Photographs

,Will you which us for sug- gesting N0 is the time to Xrge slttltings made for your

asp oto ap s Our staffgr can _give your

work better attention than lat- tr. Make an appointment loda at

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‘ Good Photography Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am.

lteur Photography.

, 107 Queen Si.

Phone 68-J.

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Coal

500 ton Sydney

run of mine just

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Steamer Sable at.

Geo. E. F ull’s

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If you want honest

goods _at honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase aWatch, Clock or article of Jewelry _

Special attention given

totcrepairing of Watches e . _

C. W. Patterson Jeweller

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See Our 1 ,Bargain

Counters

Nothing Higher in _Price

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os oi srticloroli those bargain count-, ers.

And st the low prices we bevel

merked-- nothing higher than 15c - you can't eiford to mise t s offers.

Some of these hergein counter

specials--eeii et twioe our price ill other stores. .

Black & Co.

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CANADIAN TROOPS

REACH ENGLAND.

OTTAWA, Oct. 22.- It is ofiicially

announced through the chief presis censors oiiice that the `fol|owlng troops have arrived safely in Eng- land: 188th Saskatchewan Battalion; half 166th Toronto Battalion} 85th, 185th, 193rd and 219 the Nova Scotia battalions. Drafts: Dental Corps. Royal Flying Corps.

Total .number ol troops. Oiiicers.

276; men, 5.5299. _

DESERTIONS FROM

_ THE ATHENS GARRISON.

LONDON, Oct. 20.- Twenty-live

oilicers and 600 men of the Athens garrison have gone over to the na- tional movement, and left for Salo- niki, according to an Exchange Tele- graph despatch irom Athens.

Newspapers announce, adds the

message, that Janis in Greek Epirus also has gone over to the revolution- ists, but oiilcial confirmation of this is lacking.

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that our customers will not allow our stock to get stale. ’

Our Vinegar .is of the , very best quality. H

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GERMAN MORTALITY

followed a steadily during the whr. The

1°Bfl01'd for the iirst, 1916 is 16. These civilians and soldiers. -'

lniant mortality,

crease torm 14.1 in

first year of the year the percentage

(Special to th

PARSIS, Oct. 22-

gkh was shot while dining

in Stuergkh’s

refused to reveal his'

the Premier's politics

complished without men who sprang at

Steu-rgkh arrived at

Aerenthai, Count

a man unknown to rived and took his'

Shortly after three

Stuergkii fell back

arm iree and tired enthal was wounded waiter received a Seeing it useless to surrendered to the

`volver. Apparently est man in' the room. of algo and a son ol' member, of the Reic inlist of Mildiipe.

STOVEPIPE AND GH

that chimneys and

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enamel will not

first consideration u. er.

SUMMERSI

Buckwheat, per bus. . .. . .

Calfskins, per lb Eggs. Per dbz. Hay, loose. per ton

Hay pressed, per ton . .

Hid'es, per -- .

Lamb pelts, each Oats, black, per bus. . .. .. Oats, white, per bus. . Potatoes, per bus. Pork, organs att. Straw. pressed. per Turnips. per bus. . Wool. per in .. Wheat.. per bus. . . . . . ...

CHAR#-OTT

Butter (creamery) in prin

Butter (fresh) lb .. Eggs, doz. . . . ... . Beef lb (retail Fowls, iii

Chickens lb . Ducks lb ,Hay (pressed) ton . Straw (pressed) ton .... . Pork lb . Turnips, bus. .... Potatoes -per bus. . . Onto (black) bus. .. Oats`(white) bus. .. Beets,~bus. .. . Carrots, bus. . Psrsnipe. lb .

UDGE t.,- Phone 814. ell kinds ol line

heir goods, including, Toupees end

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..*MR. li. R. HOWLETT is Guar '

dian agent lor Annandale and vicinity. _ ..°T. GORDON IVIEB is Guardian

representative in Montague. , | | |

however continu-

es to follow a descending curve. The number of deaths per hundred new births, after showing a slight in

1912 and 1913 to

15.6 in 1914, dropped to 14.5 in the

WM' F01' U16 US! minister oi! telephones. Hon. Geo. has been 12.9.

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Premier Stuar-

in the

Hotel Meissel Und Schaden' in Karn- tn'er Adlor's- revolver lodged

head killin

him instantly. ‘Adler is

itor of Dr. Kamof. At' iiret li

wounding tw him after he

tired on Stuergkh. He discharged the two remaining chambers oi the re-

volver at them before Austrian and - _ - -- .- German omcers wmv drawn “Mes operative Elevator company in 1911. MONTREAL, Oct. li. (hlls.lan overpowered him. The wounded men. who were injured slightly are Baron Aerenthal, brother of the late Foreign Minister and head waiter oi the hotel lil which the shooting occurred.

the hotel at 10.30.

With him at luncheon were Baron

Toggenburg ,the

Governor of the Tyrol, Harr Jacob- son, a prominent muslcaii, and actor from the Courg Theatre. At 2 o'cloc

the Premier a seat three table

away. l-le ate- luncheon and paid io

o'clock he arose,

advanced rapidly towards' thePremie

other struck the Premier in the head.

lifeless in his

chair. Aerefnthal sprang toward Adler, the head waiter ran up behind the deemed to My “_ and within ,wo week, capcd. 3953551" and 8`1'“BP°d the hand that I noticed a decided improvement, and

held the revolver. Adler w-rested his

wiv: inghfgst. gig-ir' Hem"

superfical wound. struggle Dr. Adle-

oiiicers wh

crowded on him and gave up his re-

he was the calm-

He is 32 year Dr. Victor Adler, hstag and a Soc-

IMNEY FIRE

With the approach of cooler wea-

is done care should be taken to see F*-_-_'i' "' '4-

stovepipes are i

good repair, tholoughly cleaned and .

rendered safe lrom iire. Owing to the dampness oi the early summer,

many stovepipes w be found badly -

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Thursday, DOLLAR DAY, October 26 Bic BARGAINS 1-‘on ALL, As I-‘ol.Lows=

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rusted, which an outer coating

expose, Examin

these carefully and replace defective pipes. Fire prevention is one of the

of the household-

DE MARKETS, FRlDAY.

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Butter, dairy per lb ....30 Butter, creamery, per lb ....36

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. 12 to 12 to 14 to

. 15 $11 t0 $12 ..7.00 . . . . 12%

20 52 55 50

$3. Only 12 and 15c Dollar Day

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on Friday November 3rd.

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'Q TIMBPIECB ..°l‘l’ PAYS to buy in this Province. . .*ONE (BELT per word each inser-

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SHOWS INCREASE. ~ REGINA, Soak., Oct. 21.-- William -_- ?- Melville Martin, lu. P., for ltoglnn. OTTAWA. Oct. 21.-Assresa-te Cm-

BERLIN. oct. 22.- Mortality in upon invitation or ine lieutenant- “H110 trade- exclusive of will and bul-

Germany after reaching the low re governor, this morning accepted the U00 f°" 91° Well/G 11110!"-|15 81161118 cord of 14 per thousand in 1913 has|responsibllity of forming a new gov-

ascending curve iigures for 1914

were 16.1 per thousand. in 1915 there was an increase to 19.7 and the

seven months-o statistics include

ernment for -Saskatchewan. This af- .ternoin Mr. Martin again saw H

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slate, which was duly approved as over half a billion dollars.

f follows: p F1 Premier and minister of education $622,886,350, an increase of over $20

council and ministeli of railway

ind provincial secrestry. Hon. W. F. $965,047,457 as 'against $499,872.32 A. Turgeon; minister of agriculture. or an increase ot $460,000,000. The bal

public works. Hon. A. P. McNab: ing the calendar year -was over $340.

000.000.

391|; 1111019191’ °f m““l°il>al affairs, The total duty collected during th

against $78,787,427 for the twelv

Yreasurer. Hon. Chae. A. Dunning.

While in the old cabinet there months ending with July, 1915, or a

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were seven members, in the n

8 telephones and provincial treasurer.

0 Hon. Chas. A. Dunning.

WUUVW bm- *_*-ft" Mr Dunning is the local manager

ms °""°°'7~ b“'°k“ d°W“ “Hd declined ot the Saskatchewan Co-operative

, | P°"°i°" led t° Elevator company. l-le was born in

th” d°°d' Ad|°"° “"9” W" “°¢ ai; Leicestershire, England, and came to

Saskatchewan in 1903. taking up

farming at Beaverdale. Sask., where |

he is still ,interested in farming. He

organized the`Ssskatche'wan Co- l 1

and has been general manager of Laden, the Norwegian scientist. an the organization from the beginning. explorer is back in Montreal, site

Mr_. Dunning was a director of spending three years and thre

the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' mouths among ihs Eskimo; on th

1910-11. incluaiye and honorary vice- ine interior or me cnninlnn bnrro president in 1913. He is also a mem- ground of the north.

5 large famnyl had to work despite my lost all his provisions, outfit..and' cl

now I am a well woman."-Mrs. Ana c°'d l" 3"°W H°“°°'

\On° i>s¢l¢sse proves lt- Sold and plnrei- got his new outfit.

ther, stoves and fireplaces will soon I\11\1’¢ll¢¢¢d by lb0V° V|D°| 41112238!-` Then he set out no study the people ‘be put into commission. Before this

with July, totalled $l.587.933.707 as against $919,178,659 for the corres-

ii, ponding period ending with July, 1915.

` nor and submitted his cabinet This is an increase of $668,755,048 oi'

Im orts of merchandise totalled

0,-

l-lon. W. M. Martin; president ot the 000,000, as compared with the total

_ s, for the twelve months ending July,

i-lou. J. A. Calder; attomey general 1915. ~ Exports of merchandise totalled'

2.

H011. W- R- MOUIGFWGUI minister of ance ot trade in favor of exports dur-

e

Hon. Georse Lfmsleyz l1r0vln¢i1il iwolvo months was $121,006,788, as

e n

6 increase of about $40,000,000. The av-

U10.\'0 8-TB 9918111- Ili l-he Old Cabinet erage ad' valorem rate of duty on duti- H011- G90- Be" held l-W0 D0l'¢f0"05- able goods for the twelve months was

d 34.44. On all goods imported the av- ° ' This latter portfolio is now taken by 9,-age ,me of duty was 19_45 Der cent

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ASBOClBi.l0l1 lil 1909, VlC6'pl'EBld6l’li. in ngpthwegt, coast, gf Hudson Bay, and

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ber of the Canadian council oi agri- He |91; Mgugreul in July, 1913, with Culture- H6 is 31 YBBFH Of “Se and the Hudson Bay Company steamer l11&r1‘|61l- Nascopie (the one that took the North

k West Mlounted' Police away about two ,_ Overwprked Mother I months agodon their gueséthfor Es- S iiuimo mur eiers.) t urc e r .|:|,,d. Heam, in gm- v|,,°| . den dlsembarked and sailed north to-

the meal but lingered at the table _ _ ;"T;l`;-\BE(;"‘;;§2'ng2v}“|°";“h‘;a‘T5 Egg;

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and iired, three shots, inisslng,the aches _,md was “red an over' ,many days batting against the elements th

worn- out and discouraged but as I had h°‘“ was wrecked' and me expmm

9 We guarantee Vinol, which contains Ledell had *O 51°F fm' “Ve” week

beef and cod live, pepwneg' mm and in a. snow house with nothing -to wea

1' manganege pgpgomtes and giycero. but his ol'dlnary clothing, although tll ° phosphates. to srengthen and build up I118l‘C11l‘Y WHS i\\‘0DDil\S fast all "-h

w¢.3k_ |-“n.¢0w“_ ovm-.wgrked moghe-“_ time. The natives held to their fait

E_ A_ Foster, D,-uggiut ,Chiu-|un_e. that an awful would be committe

S ¢°wh_ Aim ui, 311| the Best pi-ugglugu if furs were sewn from deer that ha

in all Prlnge Edward Island towns, been klli%d il.fi.9l‘ l.l\8 ilIi0W fell. T110

had no other furs, so the explorer ha;

~’ 3 pairs of black cashmere 3 sox ine quality fer one dol-

to wait. Finally when the tempclii re wa between Z0 and 30 below zer

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8 - along with some furs of deert at is

CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS been killed ill the summer and' the ex-

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suffe,.mg_ I saw Vmol mlvenised and thing. bllt fortunately all on board es- and their customs, and took moving

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a to the public when the explorer' ile- r livers lectures on his travels. c Speaking of the people the explorer c said they have a moral code of their h own. They liisrcgarli punishment. ill il this life, but what makes them try to ri live up 'to what they consider right is

yi their fear of future puliishlllcni.

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pictures of thc people, their snow_ .__E;9Oo000 EGGS'

houses, the animal life of the region, and also took phonograph records of their songs. These will be exhibited

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ul authorities ui Mllall llllvo suizcfl 100 cars containing 15.000000 eggs ils the result of :l czllllpaign to pri- vent sptfvulutioil. Milllll. itnnlc allli ntllcl' vclltl‘es ltzlvn been iloiwilll- stallllillg the l:x|.llcli<'1: of inllliollsl sinckl-:. it is i~:;pul'ic<i tllzlt til. governnlvlli will i'ix a lllliioml price ol' tllrov vzllltl-. tllrougllolli li:il_\ and scizc zlllil sell :ill eggs ul ihig price. _ ,

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gives instant. relief- 25c bottle. Foster’s Drugstore- lieadqual'tel‘.s for Penslar Remedies. 2704-102141113'

lar on Dollar Day MacLel- “"I5“"' lan Bros. -

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In plain and fancy collars, guaranteed all Wool, and sold at $4.50 to $5.50

$3.75 and 4.00 on Dollar Day ‘

Men’s Overcoats Worth this year $18.00 to 20.00. Old price $16.00 _

Dollar Day $12

Heavy Striped Duck

For shirts, overalls, etc., worth 18 to 25 cents

Snaps in Woolen Blankets

See our Blankets on Dollar Day. You will be convinced that we are offering

real bargains _

New Stock of Corsets

Notwithstanding the advance on Cor- sets you will get them Ten get cent less than old prices on Dollar ay '

` - Sweater Coats Ladies’ Cloth Coats

A lot of new Coats just come to hand. on which we will give a discount ol Dollar Day of Ten per cent. All last season’s Coats HALF PRICE

Ladies’ Furs

In Muffs, Stoles, and F ur Sets. Special Prices on Dollar Day

Men’s Underwear

All wool, unshrinkable, Worth $1.25 per garment. One Dollar on Dollar

Dag. Special Heavy Weight $1.50 for $1. 5 for One Day only

Millinery

The values offerei on Dollar Day in Ladies’ Hats will surprise you. All new hats 1-3 off; others for 690. All Chiidren’s Hats less 25 p. c. discount.

Hosiery 9

Ourstock of Ladies’ Hose is lar er than ever, and all lines will be reduced in price for Dollar Day

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