russnsr. inn HMBA1»1'lBR»

Office, Show, Rooms and Residence, opposite baptist Church.

Equipment first class, all

Calls promptly attended to ni sry hour of the day or

ni L llt.

Telephone Nfo. 289.

;-;z»:,f,r_.» _ >

Pliiliiiiililiii lliiiiii

DESIGNERS- ENGRAVERS. nmcraorvpsrzs.

St. John, N. B.

ri. rs. w | Lu sms Bn-risrcr. Soliciror and l\’o|a;y. Arran I/lrwanv :nd

QFFICE-HOLMAN BUlLI)lNf,

Ncxr door io Royal Bank, Water Sl.

Suiumcrsirle. MONEY T0 LOAN.

i _ AUGUSTUS BEN [LEW

Barrister and Attorney rn-'i-`li 'I-1 : l.'p..u\irs Bruce Brick Building sur~1MERslnE. P. ie. I. \|r»°_\‘i»I\' To l.ru\N oagpod security ol lanr ‘|,_.|rir~r:rir~ 'rxlL nl' inloros ii ll.~ and NV Ll D00 31!-it

,,,._»-- _

iriiiur l. B. Mcllish,i_i.;A.

(HARVAR D.) IARLZISTER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. pm, rgrrrfcrr and Richmond Ste., Clftuwn. 'l‘olr-|riroriu_ House 258. Omoo 48-

1;-rrr its and wl

_..»»f_ ;- 1.:-.1 i

w.»\.o.monsoN, K.c., c. erivrirr nurrr

Nlorsrm 5; Duffy

ilzrrrisicrs and Attorneys. llr_r\vu'.~'lilock, Giiarlottetown, ‘. F1. .

Soiirritoru for Royal Bank of Canada.

lirlwii'

E. U. BROW N

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

llc, gc.

ori<'1r'r,:<:-si)iiallnran Building, Great rrr~r»r-,-r- .~':r»or»r. next linnlg of Nova Bco Chnar- iorrororrrr, Pi E. Island.

5-'Li \v|

.lrmx A. Mnnmsos, K. 0. .llrissns A. Maononahmi

Maiiricson & Macdonald

,liAltlilS'l`ERS, SOLICITORS. Nrrrurums rvhmc, kc.

f'i\r\r‘lr»i.ict.nwi\, Pl‘i|\cr‘li7rlwar'i Isla!

irrrrrr-ir rail.-rr, Ucorgotown. P. E. Island.

il li. dvr .l mos

,-i__l-_i.

R. JUHN LEDWELL, MJ)

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET.

Opposite St. _Ioseph’s Convent. ll0lil<S-llntil in o‘clock a. ni., I io p. nr., 7 io 8 p. .n. ro-6 dw i

iiciluarrie fri Arsenauii

Barrlsters, Solicitors, etc. srrn1nrsRsri>s,P. E. 1. Oliiccs-Royal Bank of Canada building.

NEIL McQU_ARRIE, K. C.

5 1 U E. ARSENAULT.

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Murv|Fo_§¢__Q Bnos.

Produce Commission Merchants

M iI.\l l~`()ItIl`S BUILDING,

ARGYLH aT,, HALIFAX, N, 5. vi’r-1-~rrr-.rlaiicnilrmglvont/cillicsalcs ofliuttur. l‘4i'ir\. |lrri:~, Poultry, Fruit-, Vc|getabies,&r.c.,&r>.

’1-or-_r-r-rl~ ci sales romittcrl promptly. Mar-

l""\, i}l'\~r.-. uint on application. Cons rznnrenii-' .~r|irr'iir-fl. 4-I5 lllyr I

li. ik llr‘i.r:r>|», li. C. W. E. Iirr:N'rr.n:\'

McLeod ®. Bentley,

llrrr-r-i_~rtcr»1 and Attorneys-at-law’

Soiir-irrrr .- for tho Bank of Nova Scotia’

l“‘>IIl‘i' irrlorm. (lsr-'rr'|-:-siiarrk of Novo. Scotia Charnboni ll-iid \w\\'lyr. Charlottotowri.

GEC). S. INMAN

‘Barrr'sfer, Sollcilor, Notary, etc.

i‘.‘rr:.:1%'ir:.l1’:::;,...?s"rr;“f““ "*°“°'

SMA i.l.\\'(i0D, C. ll. Barrister and Attorney

ai-l.a\v. Notary Public, atc., Ofilcoz Cam

‘;`°l_\ Ill-rr k, lately occupied by F. L. Haszard

.l.,\orilrsidcQueenSquare. Moneytoloan ` ` `

A-A.lilr:I.vxu\,'|{.C. _ I Donald McKinnon

McLEAN 8 McKINN,0N.

liurristcru. Attorne a-at-Law. lh-riwn`s Block, Charlottetown. -

W. F .lI.Csrvel.l, B A

Barrister, Solicitor, llulary. alc-

llormrrisslnrror for proving deeds for registry.

Y. M. C. A. B lldlnl

{,°,1,“,§W,\)°|¢;\‘°. 281. cnuromuiiwn l

CHD: Breton Arts,

rross rr. o ---'¢,~--'~°-- -U-»5°i~i3.f`Z?£.'.‘°%~¢i‘a"’='..'5'..{... ._ ._ .

r. L Munras ar co..

5V9N3Y. C- B- part of the everyday routine of your

General Com' ‘ V ~ ' ii .. _ _ _ . m-nd P l'_larc_llantl V JAS_ C AN. I Ll::}yYr;il;;ahe;>:?e!ser_\`;°yr:\;; bglgtulclrsiilhwrp bs We sway till wantstl if desired.

‘MEI

li’ W °f¥1°'|\ Will!! In Ons

o dures Maas by L 'U VWUYDNO

How many women realize that man- gvtgenrgxgr lisa shagdbsilgics when or 1:

v W B IO WOIDQII

°“."h'°1.Y _free from riodical suiering. nl” 'mt the Plan or nature that women should suder so severely 'i' "

V //‘

p A El'/kent(/fl/a/5 I

ever. have found relief from all monthly suffering by taldn g Lydia E. Pinkha.m’r. Vegetable Cprpsound, _ss it is the most thorough fem e regulator lmown to medical science. lt cures the condition which causes so much discomfort and

menstruation of its terrors.

len Walbv of Wellin

Ottawa, 0nt.,'writea: mon How’

Deg, Mn.\I’inkti;r§lii:Eo

our eve o, _

-.muon ro mi? to me f<ii~“iii;“iir¢;'ri'ss $3- ,ri;_r, which I endured every month and with which I had be-cn a sufferer for many year; getting no relief from the many prescriptions which were prrscribod, until, finally becom. ing rliscouragerl \‘-'ith doctors and their medi- cines I dctorrriiricri to try 1.; dia E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable Compound, and I nm glad that 1 illd, for within u short time I br-gan to mend and in an incredible short space of time the low was regular, natural and without :ilu l‘hi~r scams too good to bc true and l.)a.n_. indeed u grateful and happy woman."

Women who are troubled with pain-

ful or irregular menstruation, should iakc prompt acl-ion to ward oi! seri- ms consequences, and be restored to ierfcct health and strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkhnfufs Vegetable Com- mrirld, and then write to Mis. Pink- rsm, Lynn, Mass., for further free sd- /icc. Thousands have been cured by to doing.

fi: V*

` nr-.su Olaarlfals loassam-ss.

_ _‘.2 rg] I

\ .-3125*" » .% ~(\§§~/

. S rin wheat llour makes l wholesome, nutritious bread. i \Vinter wheat flour makes li lit, wlute, delicious bread.

feither makes bread,

‘ UI

BEAVER FLOUR

‘ ablencl of'o.r..r.'ir'rinl°‘€v?.°.“°intlie

T right profporiions of each, ma-

, lccs per ect bread--wliitesl,

li lightest, most invitn? and nutri- tious. Beaver Iour will make our baking successful. Al your grocer for it.

i coucn No Mona

riwllllii

THE nr-:Many orF1"`|-ri-: oav

A daflnlfa pruparaflon of , Jpruce Gum, wild Clurry.

Haarlsound and Tar.

Selantlfloaiiy oomblnod In the

form gf agreeable and pall-` tablo yrup.

0 e f the mat reliable rg* ;.‘1"°““.s°.r‘.:.°s:.P°..‘5§‘s

i ' ' tc

, . Coils;/l;;;0C;?&' B’°";"j‘ill.r, Hoang.

: , 0 ¢}qg Chimp Adl- and ahugsuses df the Thru!! and Lungs,

r Taken with! Ocrgl UVB' 05

fi t ta ul\ImPdDl¢

bgsfoixndringsluable. r _

For :ale enevymlwrr. hid .U & drbymailonrsrerrgéfgri \-sr ' r » da 3- ~ ¢.i°<if..'umr°"'rsi"§'ii»-ani. e-ses

McGAL¢'l our-rsalur PILIQ na*

vous uvcs use seems.

A -_ ;~_~__i;-- »

#rr si?

‘lf Calla rrrhan male ihem tlrcv Fit." ’

I am offer-

est possible

values in Suits

and Overcoata

der. It will

be to your ad-

vantage to call and see

dering else-

where.

Open even-

ings.

ing the great»r

mode to or-‘

me before -or-V

`"" Amman

s-Q

§!\'.'

I Pines-, ,ez

f or o r-. 1°-rm saw-M

/' ._"f,.,;i,, " The Charlottetown Guardian. I V ' -W ...oi-r» ,- I , T 54'if""fl7ii ' ‘ ~ Y \ .1 ',‘,:fl‘»’§i°§ T e , . v of a walk yesterday morning and that he

1 ' _,"'\j‘"-‘;;r; , h Qn had only returned half an hour before

` ‘lliill 71°” I 01° trsssdy °¢°“r.f°d- I Mid Iwi wr-

, 1, G olden " nerr. soo me nearing or urls incident, F C Co I i1\\ "f ,I X out r. clearly perceived mar Holmes

r ~ . ‘ 4"*-‘r _.p'if-“ririiii = l N was weaving l_t into the general scheme

Fil 1

.W _ . ,~ E _,, __,_ . '

No. I0 of the Series

f¢‘ol!1||l1, INC, I1 1. Cena Deyls all f.‘sl||»v'| Wsslly.)

Thousands of Canadian women,hov|_ rcqprfsr. im. A, mars... nun.. sr co.)

“This is recent, quite recent, See how

the brass shines where it is cut. An old scratch would be the some color as the surface. Look ut lt through my lens. 'I‘here’s the varnish. too, like earth on each side of a furrow. Is Mrs.

Marker there?"

A sud faced elderly womnn came ln-

to the room. <

“Did you dust this bureau yesterday-

morning?"

"Yes, slr."

“Did you notice this scratch?"

"No, slr; I did not." ~ "I am sure you did not, for u duster

would have swept away these shreds of varnish. Who has the key of this

bureau?"

“The professor keeps lt on his watch

chain."

"Is lt ri simple key?"

“No, slr; it is a Chubb's key."

“Very good. Mrs, Marker. you can

go. Now we are mrrltinf: a little prog- ress. Our lady enters tho room, ad- vances to the bureau nnrl citlrcz' opens it or tries to do so. While sho is rims engaged young`Wlllo\iglrlry Smith ou- ters the room. In her lmrry to willi- draw the key she xnnlces this sr-rarr-lr upon the door. He seizcs her. and sir" guntchlna an the nearest object. whirl- huppens to be this knife. strikes at him in order to make him let go his hold. The blow is a fatal one. He falls, and she escapes, either with or without the object for which she has come. Is Su- san, the mnid, there? Could any one .have got away through that door after the time that you heard the cry, Su-

san 7”

“No, slr; it is impossible. Before I

got down the stair I’d have seen any one in the passage. Besides, the door never opened or I would have heard it."

“That settles this exit. Then no

doubt the lady went out the way she came. I understand that this other passage leads only to the professor‘s room. There ls no exit that way?"

“No, sir." ' “We shall go down it and make the

acquaintance of the professor. Hello, Hopkins, this is very important-very important indeed! The professors cor- ridor ls also lined with coconnut mat- ting."

"Well, sir, what of that?" “Don't you see any bearing upon the

case? Well, well, I don’t insist upon lt. No doubt I sm wrong. And yet lt seems to me to be suggestive. Como with me and introduce me.”

We passed down the passage, which

was of the same length as that which led to the garden. At the end was u short flight of steps ending in a door. Our guide knocked andthen ushered us into the professor’s bedroom.

It was a very large chamber lined

_with innumerable volumes, which had overflowed from the shelves and `lay"-in piles in the corners of were stackedjall round at the base of the' cases. The bed was in the center of the room, and in lt, propped up with pillows, was the owner of the house. I have seldom seen a more remarkable locking person. It was a gaunt, aqulllne face which was turned toward us, with pierc- ing dork eyes which lurked in `deep hollows under ovcrhung and tuft- ed brows. His hair and -beard were white save the latter was curiously stained with yellow around his mouth. A cigarette glowed amid the tangle of white hair, and the air of the room was fetld with stale tobacco smoke. As he held out his hand to Holmes I perceived that lt was also stained with yellow nicotine. ' “A smoker, Mr. Holmes?" laid he.

~ speaking in well chosen English, with ' a curious little mlnclng accent. “Pray take a cigarette. And you, slr? I can recommend them. for I have them espe- cially prepared by Ioniden of Alexan- drln. He sends me a thousand at a time, and I grieve to say that I have to arrange for a fresh supply every fort- night. ‘ Bud, slr, very bud, but an old man has fcw pleasures. Tobacco and my work-that is ull that is left to me." Holmes had lit n cigarette and was

shooting little darting glances all over the room. "

"Tobacco and my work, but now on- ly tobacco," the old man exclaimed. "Alas, what a fatal interruption! Who could have foreseen auch aterrlble ca- tastrophe? Bo estlmabie Q 'young man! I assure you that after a few months' training he was. an admirable assist- ant. What do you think of the matter, , Mr. Holmes?"

` "I have not yet made up my mind!! . “I shall indeed, be indpbtedto ybu lf ,you eaathrow a light where all 'il so

F dark to us.' To 1; p_o_9‘f_ lipahwgrm ilk;

invalid like myse f such a low l`s pa lyzing. I seem to have lost the faculty

lj of thought. But ydii, 'are 'Q mln of ac-

tion--you are a man of affairs. It is

rodi hindied mls 3

“from V q " " 2 q " Near Csrl¢r’° C¢;“f:°¢l°"°f!- indeed in_hayln_g_ you st our side." _

ytreturasmsrls, _ 9.9 mam y I

x5"l,7 " " .'---sul?-_ _,_

f _

which he had formed in his brain. Suddenly he sprang from his chair and glanced at his watch. . "Two ` o'clock, gentlemen," suld he. “Wo must go up and have lt out with our friend, the professor."

The pid man had just finished his

lunch, and certainly his empty dish bore evidence to the good_ appetite, with which his housekeeper had credited him. He was indeed a weird figure as he turned his white mane and his glowing eyes toward us. The eternal. cigarette smqldered in his mouth. He had' been di‘_¢s§`_ed_ and was, seated, an arr`nchalr`by the fire. ' `

"Well, Mr. Holmes, have you solved

this mystery yet?" I-,Ie shoved the large rin of cignregtfenwhicn srooa on ri more beside him toward my companion, Holmes stretched out his huud at the same moment, and between them they tipped the box over the edge. For a minute or two we were all on our knees retrieving stray cigarettes from impossible places. When we rose again I observed Holmes' eyes were shining and his' cheeks tinged with color. Only at a crisis have I seen those battle sig- `nals flying. ` ‘ '

"Yes," said he, “I have solved lt." Stuniey_"Hopkins and I stared in

amazement. Something like' a sneer quivered over the gaunt features of the old professor. ' ' ' "

“Indeedi In the garden?" \ r". “.\’ o. here." *'f'\` ii * “Herei When?" "l "

“This instant." “You arc surely joking, Mr. Sherlock Holmes. You compel me to toll you that this is too serious u matter to be treated in such a fashion. `

“I have forged and tested every link of my ohuiu, 'Professor Cora`m{ and I am sure thatit is sound. What your motives are or what exact part you oiny in this strange business I sm not Yet able to suy. in a few minutes I shall probably hear it from your own ilps. Meanwhile I will recoustructwhat

’ TO BE CONTINUED.

r r ' " "Minotaur

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Kidneys and Bowe‘s»To_ Prevent Disease By Cleaning the ‘Sys- tem'-You Must Use,

DR. fHASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.

Thci-e’s a nccri in every ironic of a

medicine that will promptly cure bil- liousness, kidney dcrangements and con- stipntion.

Ameriiclno that by cleaning thc fil-

tering and cxcretory organs will remove all poisonous waste matter, and by so doing prevent fevers, colris and such rleadlyrliscases as drnpsy. diabetes and Brlght's diseasc.

No medicine satisfies this need so

well as Dr. Cbase's Kidney-Liver Pills.

This is no idle boast, but an absolute

fact thntis backed up by the testimony of a hundred thousand homes. °The reputation of Dr. A. W. Chase as author and physician is the guarantee which first marie this great medicine popular. ' Now it stands on its records of cures- arecorrl which has seldom lf ever been paralleled in the history of rucriiclne.'

Ass treatment for backnches, head-

aches, inrliizestion, aching limbs, llvcr deranizements, kidney disorders anrl constipation, Dr. Chnse's Kidney-Liver Pills are ‘pronipt, thorough and effec- tive.

Once their merit is tested they are

'keptin the house and rellcd on in uuses of emergency. By keeping the ll\'e`r 'active andthe bowels regular they posi- tively prevent serious disease.

‘ Ifr. Wm C. Purdy, Bridgetown, N. S., .wr tes: “whenlwrote to you for Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Plils,I\vasa suf- ferer from kidney disease stomach trou- bles andllver and bowel disorders. By using one pill at bedtime every night my health gradually improved unt-ll I can say thatlamln better health thnnl have been in for t\\'euty~flve years. All other medicines failed but Dr. Chase‘s Kidney- Liver Pills cured me."

One plllariose, 25 centsa box at all

dealers or Edmanscn, Batcs&Co., _To- ronto. Dr. Chaso's Bnckauhe Plaster pro- mptly eradicates pain and may be used on any part of the body.

_ Quiuoes the last lot of the season le- " éeivedtn-day at Beer & Goifs. 28d ll

';, Eurllned capes worth O14 to Q21, live ,only-to clear to quick buyers at Q5 each. ‘Bee our advertisment.-Weeks It Co. Ji ' _ ` 25d Si.

Follow the crowd to Cartel-‘s Bookstore, new goods opening daily. The big Fancy Goods snd_Toy Bursar (ap stairs) opens December first, Santa Claus will be there. .Old and young are invited, goods selected

Oomdterly and get Brat choice. lenty

slightly exceeded her` contract speed ll) knots an hour, b njalntainlng average revolution oi"lhe'i' propeller-s 12il.6a minute. Her speed today,

light, kept on to her builders' yard Newport News, Va. On her s

hours.

I-Iow's This ?

for any) casa of Catarrh that cannot cured' ly liall’s Catsrrh Cure. \

` . J. CHENEY k CO., Toledo, 0.

ous surfaces of blie system. Testimon sent treo. Price 75 cents per bottle. 'So by ali'Dru|z‘ isis

lon.

JUST HOW WE STAND.

The following is an extract from

Insurance Cc. for Canada:

investigations now being carried on

State of New York. The great No

in one company and high oniclals must

scandals and all high principled hone

conditions could have been allowed

grow and continue. Metbinks there w

leading American Uliiclais, who are no

that is John Bull will still continue to business (life insurance particularly)

with that of 1004. The income has

are increased by $210,720, and stand

upon which not one dollar of lntere wasjover due and unpaid at the close

of expense ln Canaria to total income

clsed by those who direct the affairs

safe-guard of English connection.

iiinrbcfore placing their risks elsewhc

JUST THINK 0F IT!

A high grade portrait for $1.25 for

boto or tlntype, with 75.1 for a n

D . be ln a hurry to give to strangers who

by dealing with foreigners. I h e b

HIE iiiiiiiiliil’

BOITQN. Nov. 23.-The battleship Vlrililill compieterlhar official speed tests today _ln a four hour endurance run down 'the ' cout, during ' which abs

of an of as

aunounoedby the trial board, was 10,01 k|iots_.an_ hour. The Virginia, after dropping her trial. board 'off Boston

crew

standard test held on the course off Rockland on Tuesday it was ascertained that the Virginia would have maintained herrequlred speed of 19 knots for four

We offerfone Hundred Dollars Rewagd ,

We the undersigned have known F. J.

Cheney for the last I5 years, and believe ~ ~ f

him perfectly honorable in all business , . transactions and financlaliyable to carry . " _out any obligations marie by his firm. ‘ i' at

Wannmo, Krauss 8:. Mauvm. - = /_ '.

Wholesale Drugglsts Toledo, 0. ' = , I,

Hall’s Caturrb Cure is ta en internally, f ` |

acting direct y u on the blood and n_|Iu;:» _ ' 2 s

n s ' ' '

ld . ~ , V '

= Take Halga Family Pills for constipa- -

speech delivered by B. Hal. Brown, Man- . ager of the London 8: Lancashire Life 5 3

We regret the shameless conditions _ _If yoqr taste In c_10thes fl-Q'

which have been revealed through the 15 Cultivated, you will find

by . - -

the committceof the legislature in the F1t'Ref0rm tailoring and

ill

beornrnrng inward British rnsrirnrrorn? over-stepping the bounds of good taste. - and I note that the principles upon ‘ " ‘

which they) do business are favorably t I commente u onb the ress and'some “'./1.

" " " ‘ .. $12. ro $30.

in trouble. Who can say what the re- _ suits are to bc? Oue thing is certain. and V.

do , , - -_ M _ _ _

the same old stand, and in the same 11,;,m,{,m,,g;¢|¢._ - 423%, Look lor lsbclwirh ` sterling way. Agniden opportunity is 55,. “cry gaping Jef; 'pl uademsrin sniirice ours, and it will be our own fault if we F,r_R,¢[,,m ggi-mem. _ _ , as had by en

do not avail ourselves of lt. Now just a . I

word about the position attained by 'the *§¢;< _ ‘sig

company. Our new business in Canada "F2" 'Y-4*:-11"# for the first nine months of the current `i:`1ir'lr?‘ -

year shows an increase of 20% °°lI\D\1l‘¢d The "ii m,|||f|m '||»|||-.N hen 1; I] ' _

in- ' e<>»°°°f»-r»»- -»-~.» »--ru --fr Prowse Bros., Charlottetown. amounts to $354,030, while the assets

at °

$3,-i30,940,20 of solid first-class securities, '

-f WW HWWWHWWWWWWWWW WW from all sources. amounted during th

e - ,

year 1901 to $1,846,442. Tire amount add - J . '

edt/0 thc funds us the result of the 0

year’e operations amounted to $638,467,

raising the funds in hand to $10,002,380. .

The Com an occu ies an enviable os- , _

D y D D -» lodk mce and fresh

tion among sterilngllfe offices and ca _ _ _ _ nes upon its books upwards or forty is pure and like the pure million dollars sums assured. The rati ‘ ' '

15.0%, Indicating the conservatism exer

pany are world-wide, free from restrict- ions as to residence, travel or occupat-

lon, and are incontcstable and non-for- | 3 feitable. The business affairs of the _

Company respecting Canadian business are administered wholly in Canada. The funds earned in Canada are invested and retained ln the country, affording Can- adians ,all the advantages of a Home Company with the further protection and ,

Lewis I-I. Beer is the Manager of this

sterling company for this Province and gl-'OCCTS 351! f0I' ` invites all intending insurers to callou

re.

11-lltts twi if.

delivery 50c making in-all only $1.25.I a also getting a large stock of 101:20 from - for ortraits to sell at $1.45 and up Don't

-many cases never return original nor money. Hundreds of_people in P. E. I.have

lost valuable originals and cash rlposlts

Caps for . » l’-articular , CustorncrS.

Our exh ibltlon of Caps this season is one of the largest

and best we ever made. "

Styles are the latest production of the best manufactur-

ers, and shipped direct to us.

For very cold weather try our fur lined slip band, Blue

cloth or mixed pattern, 5oc, 6oc, 75c, $1.00, $1-25, $1-50,

D. A. B U C E , Men’s Outfitters, Vicicrla Row.

` A orsrrncrrve

~ ' Overcoats. ’;{ 1?

al,

W Fit-Reform styles in common

York companies appear to have become d d

unwieldy. Reslgnutions have been force

RU '

in others. Their deeds are bare-faced `

d with your ideas an nee s. 3-

Bi.

insurance men blush to know that such Fit-R€fOfm Overcoats are different _ f

t° enough to be distinctive--without

Ir,

K""?r?_ _,si

f |

st '

- white linen, 1s fresh and tasty. '

PACKAGES ONLY.

o is

the Company. The policies of the Com- Am Rm 1

When in Doubt Playlru mos!

EDi)Y’S SILENT `

_ PARLOR MATCH .

special Xmas offer. You can save more . than agenifs commission by sending your

ice

A Winning march.

ut.

one agent, Duncan Livingston, any other representing themselves for the High Grade Art Parlors' are not genuine. Deal wltbarellable established House, S. F. Tarbush. ` I1~18di.ts4ltw3l

___

NN, OPEN LETTER T0 f ' XM,A,S BUYERS.

Our stock now openinz up for the holl- days is so extensive and varied that we #ouldinvlte the public to call and see our spleneidarray of Christmas goods ‘ ,using Cases, Manicures, Walking

lelrs, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes for

.presentation imported direct, and a ,hundred other novelties that we have not 16cm troriicntlon, but would be glad to ahow youl Any article approved of will put. aside till Christmas and any sjigrgving will be done free.

r ’ REDDIN BROS,

. Selling Agents, Io n,

SCHUFIELD , B308..

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Cool weather is_ wiping on., you will require all

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Works are ever ready to please you at shortest notice.

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