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~SrirfH»fvaR 2:, 1901 \ . 'ran <;mii...o'r'rirrowN GUARDIAN not rms f

'St .=»-" " . . ____ __ ._ ____._ _ . _ . °“""` .. ` ' ' * " Y " ' _ ll » -'L ‘ -

H., _i_§_iNi;'t cquirrr uuiroiirlnvirrllw

J Offices in Montague, Capt. W. A- Johnstone J, J,

`l‘. J. \\`n:niNroN and Ui nhl rn til ri in'_ W. S, Lousori of Chariottetnwii, la in _.__

rrirliirrv srnrrf

This if-iilie only store in

Montague that can boast

of such fi line of stationery. Séliool children have ad- mitted that this is the only p‘:ic-: where they can get anything they wfmt tor school supplies. The lady who, wishes to use the moat stvlish stationery pu,'Cliases it here. Tue biisluess man for ledgers, journals, day and cash books always goes to

' ]Oi*INSTONE'S. Any.

'thing is ionud in a

large town Stationery '

Store is found here. Our stock this season is larger and more complete that ever before and as usual our prices are a shade lower. Souvenir statiorery a speciality.

Come in and see us-

w.i.JuHisruli's,

Montague

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Arc You Tmiiblcd

li l 1 .li

vi'iil\ linor llttiiirr ciotheil If s 1, como to ‘ia and y-ur troubles lu ‘ init. Ilnc \\l.l be ntnn cnil.

We are gaining A

reputation tiririiod iltai and wo aro .~'ollcitiiiH ynnr li-.nite io show yan that \\o knnvi- uni' lin.-'liie.~m and are up to thu rnarit in lnitloi'nn. styles and wurk|iian-iiip lf yon nm hard to suit.. izoniu h»-ro. l\o have i'l'1l\=iU‘i hiiiidii-tis of others and ai-Yo con|lii~ ont \\'i-ciiii pliiasu Y . \°‘\l`=` f01‘ icooil lira.

li- ni: =lrl & Perry,

')`ti.:- Ntihby TBUDIB, 1;

in.. George St, ly

_¥V~`/‘AA ~,\;u`;vv`.,¢v~\/\¢\¢\

,. 4: ‘ | li

Monaco ,and n Sourli. Percy G Seaman. Manseer.

no nl early |nii.»\inr-s nl nvsfi- im) ii:li‘r¢l~4 on a_|=iir Moinlnu Liirnt vlal’ict< ii oMont|i~nl nn Moininy this lli.h iuar. _ », ~

'|'\'i-: ilnnrian l 0 G T Lodire No ‘itll is in

'* "“\h»r\|lilii¢ conilitiuii u"¢`iili:r the |ilil»- uianillvmcat ot W Riley' who has been t7h:i».t 'l‘eiuplu~ tor tln‘_-e ye. rs. 1 f.

Mns'r evi-ry person has' ` sopietlilu# to ~’-~use oi. All who i°aslde` iii this county anon ci hand an advertisement' of saine to their naareat Guardliin Bunch Agent and thus sell it quickly,

Tiilmis was a large gathering ln the' I'f¢Hb.Yti~rlAn Church at Dundas on Wcd~ iiusrlay evening the iaith, to listen to Miss Blssknililt-r, on Missionary Work in Trini- dad, but as the day was so raw and culrl she was not able to lic present and ttmugl. tue nutilancc was uomcwliat. diasaprioinicrl they felt wall repaid hi' coming by the intelligent and cuni|ii~.ilieii~iive nddi-e-is d°ll"°=f'¢i by Mrs. B ltoners oflAlbi~r_on Cn U1l=5l'J"lH‘.Y woiit butli hcoae and lorclgn.

Tiiic i’i'ovlncla| S. S. Cinirkntioii will i-i-

hald inthe l’i-esliyterlali t)hui~uti,Mont- alziie, on Oi:..17t.h and ltitli. lt is iiueirai on the part ol the local uoinuiltiei-. ou ai- xuinlgeuiu-its that the v»i'ioi1.s Sunday S-lhiols thixiugnniii the i’ru\'intc appoint their del'-gates early; and all uiinlsu- r.<, nuperlutemiants ann delegates who exptct to attend tho convention nie ixquaated to ii-nil in tliulr nanit-1 to the ltev, 1". A. Wlghtuinri, iiIoriii\|.;in~, as soon as uppuiiit- url and not later ll' possible tii\n Oct luih. This is ni.-ccss»ii'y in order to ac-cure a billet and taciililiie thc work oi the oil \= » ing coinirilttc. Nou: also, that those ar# riving in the ovcuing of the llitii nic asired to get at once to the llletliolliau Unur-cn (wnich is near thi- station) where they will i'i~.4istci', and Iii- directed ti this r honiea. 'Zlioan arriving ou the iuoruiiii; u( thi- lith, either liy train or pi~i\'~i'.e con veyance will go direct to the Prusliyl. i-lan church and will be registered and pr .- vldel for at the close of thc in.irulu;r soelsloii. l\lonil>ci'a ut Llic coinuiltlce will niet-.tall trains. Will niiui ter.-1 and S. S. sup:-r.ntcniicuts cut. out thin notice lor i'c'erence. By ortlsr of cninniitivi-_

'T E.

. Modelled upon scientific ,_ principles a series of curves of grace and elegance is comprised in every pair ofD. 8: A. Corsets. ` You can buy a " D. &A." ' at various intermediate prices ranging from $i.oo to $6.00. Are Fashionable Models. ,'..-,

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Tlzc iillrl Reliable Marti;

s, with iintnes and dispatch.

No 0,»,‘,L-r iw large or too small fur us.

.Qm,m,,pO,,,1¢uC,, S,,1l¢it¢¢l, imsigus 5-.i.d prices fiirzrlshol cliccrtully on ap

Lion.

;=r- |=> L__J F'-=2 EJ Y

E Keiit Street Near Prince, Charlottetown.

6-8titufrtu3ui.

c and Granite Work; 4...) F-‘Q ED Y

rl.; .i ithanlt our miiiy friends for their gczierons patronage of the pas

l gg 51 that we are better prepared th in ever to execute all work entrusted to

ii _ ;~'

f 40 p.c. Time Saved 5

. IN BOOKKEEPING

,_ 1 iq d Iel e and Billing Outlit will do .1

This ls wh” itiiiamiiztaeil orléniiidral Merchant.

, THE ()UTFl'l` CONSISTS 0F ‘

1 Ledger iii/, x ir, 1 Leather Tabludexl

_ 250 Ledger Leaves J Iooo Bills in Duplicate

TRANSFER BINDER AND CARBONS FREE

Outfit 9% Outfit -

` 5 p. c. Discount li Cash accompanies Order. 7 THE MCGOWAN MANUFACTURING CO-

P. 0. BOX 228, ST. JOHN, N- B-

i Only Loose Leaf Specialists in Maritime Provinces Buy one on our gusrairee. You‘ll be grateful`_to‘{t:§?_V`§;ly`r;':t§:§-`

' 9-i6ritf A‘

ivy. ‘l ._ .. r .- .

$2375

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Klng’s County lilidustriélv y,Ex`l-‘iibi- '°“'f‘.f‘.’1€.".::“‘

t’ n nd Horse Trois _ ._

lo 8 A ;;;3:`ii3l,rsn:..r"rr~;:..._i .:°":.':'r.f.°":.'='.'.%;

4 Thursday, October 3rd at (i¢0rg¢l0Wl\ V

~ ` I` ill 'ts, I llizrai prizisin all departments. (’r?ud,d:5§i¥ ai g",t,,l,,,),1§ |0l,v¢.i; ex urslon rates on railway. 25c

fl 'itketilieiidndepattments Round trlll f°" 5°'"i"‘ 9°°' imermeaime si mr s _ ~ _ _ . .t rs.

mama; pn’R?;&oi'I):-ifvihiiovlzalixelliiithiyJuteEthlbltlo i. Three ni`nnte

mae II '-1 f t ‘sin he

_ __ , ___p, ,_ 5.oi ms. or ro _

"i‘”'°"P“"‘ 5754)" ;;:.`?,‘,\:,:10r¢1r<iio=se7of entries Pnrees to liedl- mmedoiu c0m;!,f7 t,:‘;5,»,,; 30 perlc-:tit to secniiri, id per Cen’ to third'

inded 0 Wire Nl be V Paid in ,,,\,.m¢e. 'ii per cent ot purse pfryalf '~' fnirance ea

' . _ , - » in nomlnriion and 5 per noni li.-imc ss fo oss. 5 Der cetiei‘»:'ci¢:er;.|::Iiaeu'y“ irp e _‘hy “Nt Liv: M wk ,O ,,. L‘.\'t‘\I ll( 0’ til ' R 0.8¢ 2 Il Us ,he ev`:n|n‘ t B \

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,iliiontnguf on busliesv.

Mini l§N'ri¢r,i.r¢ Ai'ritr»:.\‘, (l org town,

was in Monlnguo Thi i~ day.

Ma ()\i'i-:N, repr<:»cnIini¢ Win, 0.0!( 3;

Sons, 'l`..ron|.o,Oii‘., vi’a.~a in lliontngiif-, Thursday. ,

W. H. NAvr.nii. r~i~ni\-soiitlnyr \\' Il

Schwartz BLCU, li'il.Ii\x. N.S. was in Mon tague Tlniiztdiiy in tl-v ln't»-est. ui! his lirm. .~ ‘_

A, R. McKiNNoN ot the Gnnsdbin Brink

of Oomnierco, Montague, ri.-turncil lrnn S . John Thursday ivlrv i- he has bien spending his holidays.

Anvsnrisniis and suiiscrltii-is in Souria

and vlolnlty are asked to hand all iniilttra for The Guardian to P. G. Scanlan, the oomoany is nm-nt. at tl-at nlavo

Aiivisivrieiiciis and sub crlhers in Mo tsguea and vicinity are asked to hand all uiiittcra for This Guardian to Capt. W. A. Johnstone, the oruusny sazenr. at that place.

Tut: Lomfs DAY Alliance iiranch ri* Dundas hell their lirit meeting nt Presby- terian Ciiurch M-iriday lllth inst , which was very well iittaiiricrl. Appn-clntlvv aildrossus were deliverrd by jtha Rev. Mr. (hrcy and M. Mcl.Q')rl. On Tuesday thc l7l.h st? .30 the litv. lllr. Corey ileliv i~.d an iiridrcss in thc lliptllh Cliuinch on lliissionury Work in the North \\`t-.st wlilrrh was niuch a|,lpi‘e- crazed.

Th' re is niora Cntirrh in this -1-.-tion of thu

conntiy than ull other tIi~‘oii.-~:»- pn » iogollior, anti until thc last tr.-\\' _\'<»ar.-. wivi .~ii|i|n|.~o-rl to lii:iiil".ii'atb.c. For ii gin-.il iiiiiny ar.-' iiu..t.-.-i'< tiroiroiiin-ctl _it n local di.<c.~.~'a and pi-o.~'m'lncil cunt rr.-iiiiilica iiiirt by <-oii.~tuntl_v iiiliiig to cuio with liicni treiitiricizt. ni-ooiiriucil itin- cnrnble. Scii-nce has irurizn citllii-rn in no it i-.nistltutiiiiini dlsaitsc and ilii-|'c|`ui~u icilnirca ..n|n~tit\|tioiinl rruittiin.-iit. |inll'~ L`atnrrli t‘nrc, inriiiiiliictlii-cd hy i-`. J. Vin-iicy (Sr. t‘u , Toledo. -liiin. is thu or ly coiistitiiriuiiiil cnru nn thc nnirkot. Itia tnlien iiitiei-tially in closes lrola lil drops ton tea-pooiifnl_ lt nuts illrcclly on .lic blood and iiin<:on» .~iirln<:c.~' ci tha ayetmiii 'l`licy oil'ci' one liiiinlrtii ilollnrs’ ici- any c-uso it fails to ciiru. Said for circulars and torti- iiifniial.~'. .f\ddrc.#i=: l". J. f‘IKlCNi\`.\’ k. l`o, Toledo. Ohio.

Sold by iii-iilggia' s, 7.3c.

Tiiko Il»il'l'.~ i-`iiiiiily i’ill~ for cniwtiriaili in.

CHURCH SERVICES

Changes to hc made in Church service..

i should lie at this otllcc not liitcr than one o‘ciock Friday afternoon

uirrrronwr.

First lilctlioiiist.-lirv. Mr. Dobson

at li and Ile\'. Di-_ Uncwnn ut|7. Strangers ivelooinc. Attentive usiiors.

Grace Church.-Rev. Dr. Chown nt. ll in-l it-;\'. Thomas lllarsliai nt 7. Sunday School st fi.l5.Strangars wolcouic and provided with couilortalile scale. '

rnnanvrmtran.

St. -lnines.-Rev. T. F. lfullerton at ll

and 7. Strangers always wi-iconic inni

provided with irood seats. Sunday ecutol and Bible classes at 2.~lli.

Zion.-Prayer iiicotiiig nl 10. it. ni. Rev George E.Rola at ll rin l 7. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30. Studi-.its corrliriily nclconic to all it-r-vices.

I-iaP'rxa'r. ltev. (LR. White at ll and 7. Sunday

School class at 2.30. n. iu. Vlsiton always welcoriio and provided with couiici-table seats.

ar. DU.\'s'r.\N`s cli'i'|mnii.aI..

FirstMass at 7.30. Ciiilfir->r\’s Mass at

8.30 Catucliisiii lriiuiciiiiitcly riitii' Mala. Higli Mass nt ltl.3U. Vuspers and Beno- rllctlou at 7. p. xi.. l .\;\'iii.i¢:Ars'.

Sl.. Paul's-Morning prayer and licly

conitriunlun at li a. ni. Sunday School at 1.30. Evening Prayer at 7 p. ni. All seats free and uiinppr~opi~iated.

St. Pctor`s.-Itcv. Jas. Simpson, M. A

Priest Iiicuirihont. lloly Coniniuiiion tl a. n\.Svr\'lce nt ll a.. ni. Seirlirni T ruin u/irvarlrirr .tnr.ii'

Sunday :Service at 7, ll, 3, and 7.30 p. in. Week night Service -Moiidny, Tiiaiiday

'l‘hnriirlay, and Siatzirriuv nt ii u ni.

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-\‘l who have not paid their poll-tax

QJOHT G a ) WELL M-D

AN ANI) BUii(ll\

f ~~.---; li=`

' One ounce ofpreveutative

is .forth one pound ol cure.

ily l.e:p‘ng

EMPIRE LINIMENT

in yo ir lin irc and iii` ydur ,,i,,\,i¢iy.»ii have ii cure for num ai id hens' which hll no

|i|llNl~

‘thi'n»," I ni. I. tint nn:-, but he cnuili stand

Mies Mamie liuighes iirrlrvd home lout

night alter \'|_sltlnit '|-`0\`l "`¢‘-

F. 1'. Carvcll arrived uni

real luiitiilirht. Ilia frlriiris viili lri izliid ln know that ho has largely icuo\'eru:l from his rt-:ont illness.

A young ind while pliiylnigln Queen

Square about one o‘cluclt yes crdav it-ll

wan nearby ex-iuilned the lnjuicd limb and found that thrr: wo i- no bones in-ok

lurnishc'l tho iiiauiizenienb will not b held resunnaille il ad does not appear here desired.

young people met toizether and enjoyed ii lawn pi-r y, the hours oi' which viinishe on the wings ol pleasure. Same there wir.: who devoted r.hem.=al\'e:-i tu games; some wiio enjoyed tlieni~<‘ivas in the light of the harvi-st moon which wnauntlciriir enough to io.npt anyone to go out and

I.-ist evening at “Rcstvlew" ascore ct

` ri

spoon-well. nei' r tuinii what., At any rn c itl`s rlouhtlul .' Lhcre was ever a evening more riellniiiiul. All voivd it ont: long tolbe re:iioiubcrL-1.

The Sydney Post says:-Thiirsday I’ J

Mcintyre, of the oillci- of li l’ Dnohoniin liirristi i-, was ndnilttcd to the bar ot thc Province. Mr Mclntyicis wcll known in Sydney, wie cha has been artlolcti for the past four years us one of thc ¢lo\'c.ru»t and most. promising of our liw students, and ihfrs ls without duulit aiuostsuccess- itil lutui"c before him as a rricinber of the Nova Scotia. biir. Mr Mclntyra will con- tinue L0 associate with Mr lluoliemln in i.l.i~ practice r.f his prolessluri. and the Post. extends to his ii-_'st wishes for a uiost professional car.-er [Mr Mclatyiui is a nitl\'t~ nt Sourl.=.]

Ghar~lotl.otovi'n Lodge I. 0. G. T.. had ii

rl-ry interesting social time lastcvenlng the occasion iw-ng a (rntcmal visit Dlllli by i.l‘i: ineiulic-s of Excelsior Lodge at i‘o.vniil. Tha large Castle hall in villlvh ilwi-vtrit was celebrated was well lll|\f~'\ with iueu\l>0r.i of tha order. Tue ch.\" l`v iiular ol Excelsior Lodge was invited tw taht: the chair and pcrforni the inlii.il.lnri uwciuonli-~i which had just. commenced when he and his fcl'o\v incinhex-3 arrived u|;»o:i the scene. lie cnnscntcd,at\n' did the ivoi-i< wr-ll. The r-r.)u1~.\ni rcudvr:ti by tim visiting li-»tlii~en and sisters was nn exccciiivigiv interesting one. aitcr which an ailjonmtuent was m<id.- to the arljolninu hall whera ii dainty suprcr was sprvivl. Ni i- iioss to :ray thc u-Withers thoroughly crijoyetl this part uf the piocvtd inn. Rev. Mr. M.irsli'ill representing Giiind Lodge, [_ O. (l. 'i`. oi New lirunsivlck wits pr -sent and flare an .»ui.lr<-ss; its diri ai- 0 Bro. Grint, of Manle- vruud In-ini-, lhiriuur. A very cnjoy.lilr‘ .ind iii-..lit l»‘i- ovi-iiin,; was spent.

Al. Sydney lliinci init Thursday night

:iyoung Luau iib..ui. twenty-live years ol giggiiilrig as l ii ilirthpl ice, liustloo, 1'. l'I. l., lint rcfuslni: to give his niinn-, wu~ fuu:nl.~<-ttlnt; un the rund near Suther- lan|i‘.~4 t}ori\i»i-, his fin.-e iileeilinz and \\'-airing clut.lie.< tiint lire entcd thc ,ip;».»i\r.\n<i-,iis ll their owner had li~:n used :ie i\ .~» rc-ct. sweep'-r. '1`he s'i-anger said he ari°i\'erl iron Now- inunrlliinr’ the dny before, on thi: stviiiiii- lirucc, niet some irieiids lat ron nt Nnrtli Sydney, spcril- thc ni»|_ior noi-ilciioi Slifl, the result ol tid- past .i-vi-i~.\l months lnird wortt, and then ln-- c'\use ie ivlu- ul tu givc the r -at nwiiy, sn hc .-.i\iri. his riiwly inrui -il Bti' iowli acqnilnl.-irc-'.\i stiirterl in to mir lilni. l)iirlii#1ili¢e|i'Jci-_-:.~< of “uoi=i|: tiirouitll" liiiiiti ir iiilin was iiiirily liuni|l~~.l uuii w(,,,].lymre fai-.ii wore had he n-it aouuiil reiupi- hy r~..inn‘nl.¢ away. l’t-onli* Iivlniz nearby tool: the inrin ln and gave him shelter for -he n'ght. and next morn- in.; he loolt t|.l' train for homr-.

Fi' ni an avcouir. oi".»\ Trip to The

_\'m-il linrl", wrl-tan hy '.\ traveller, and piilillsliatl ln an vtchriiitc tin- following is olippoli. “For though I hid gone to the north and wrist, I iiqri nd the caterprislng 1’ E. Isliinilcra ahefnl oi nic. Thouilhi FU* one ni in vol-l nie, “the woods nr: lull of

ripnnsi r lor niiiny. This ninn is Ilodi rick Ll. .\lr'llonal.l, a nntlve of East Polnt~ Mr. 1\lcli.nnl<i is Indian agent. forthe Indlins of ri larira section ni ` Iirtlsh Uilnnihln. llc has H00) nlt.‘ic\. copper ctlor ri sons of the f\»i‘t\~tt under hi-'I _lui-|_§i‘,|or.lon, and tl'r- trllwniicn ln.ilt upon lilm lui ii tori. of irithcr to them. iii* settles this quir nie ul thc brows and stralgiitene oit tho tangles in the trasacs ol’ tin- Chinook riamsala whenever they happen ti have niiy troubles that wllleiu e tho llniri-rs nlihe one to get ,.,,;,m“|.,l in tht-,_ hair of the other. Tue pinficii ng:-nt. does nil this with such lniprirl.i.\lity rind _liisilt c that his decisions |~,- grin-ny.. enii~Id ind iifial and as i\ rg neriill.hlng satisfactory lo all rnirtit-s coiini-riiml. \Vln»n Mr. Mcil inalri nislres lii.~.i'~»miliir rournlr arrinlru tha roserva~ *lon-1 ul his ll .utr-If-t. ln: is accnmnsnlerl by qiilif-nrrapeclnlil~' ritiniit-. Ali nDl’e”l" .inc - at eacn rasriivlitloii is the alllnsl for .lin flr|ngo{gun~i nnri srittlaic r-ll` nf fir.- xurk_v,ninl shouting nitne rnen and thc h~\nil-clipping of tha women; in shor . invthingnmi rverylhlnir that can tw imc hy |h~~ni tiiahow their iilra-ure and .nilainctlin at tha ilen'i~erl visit. in done

and b'id!yin_iu1'.sfi his leg. l)r. Kelly, who.

en, but the ind was coriuldorabiy shaken ' ,f " ‘D

“v- l _

Business uienariould remeinberthatthey _i f e W \ 15"

can reach the country every day in the , '-*_ li' - .

week except Sunilnyn :ind stationary ll "A-\."' '.7-7 Z=._\_=' A< ,

holliitwafby ndvarilsllill in the (lnrirrlinn` = _ " <1-/-fr \\ '“' - liaial Daily with ii Ruaranteed average / " ‘ ' "5 ,; I __\_'._-.;g;“r_"'“` circulation for 11107 ui at lcnat four- thou- / EE / »‘ '

sand periseiue. , » 5,. , & “A . ;.»’ , ' _

' ` Tm ___

Iersons senlilmr advertising matte .~ ,;/

to The Guardian are requested to ~ , _"_

state whether tunic is to appear among - .1 ,_` Cliissilied nds,l3ut=ineas locals, Announce i i ` 1 Q* ments or muon z ren ular display nfivortise ` \ incnw. When no such lntoi-niatlon is J i A

TIME was when you could iiuy a really good pair

.oi SLATER SHOES for $3.50-all l¢at._il¢r

- tiiro hand tiiroiwn That wasywben heat was selling

for ; cents a pound. hides were as cheap, and labor was pilentiiui at $111) a day. 1] Now---- V

q Beef-costs 12 casts a pound. 60 percent more. The farmer q Slater Shoes at 5411]. made than they war were. hut

their great attraction is their °

comparative economy. No man ~,

or womanlcau afford to waste . V money_onlcheap`|h°..

and hides are worth' reaps the increase.

and are better

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l"5~`i'l,;l 'li

G0l"l" BROS, AGENTS., CIIARLOTTETOWN

, I ._ _ ` '_ i I F-.I L.. I E I-'l T E Z

/ es, evciy one who smokes our fine ciitls delighted uit

L ' It’s all pure Virginia leaf,tha t’g why. ~

loo per package

ICKE Y 8: NICHOLSON

t tetowii, Phone 345 Manu 1:- 1

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T Opera House

TO -- N I G HT

_ __ y Th¢_,N__¢y;_Hired Man “Comic”

1 Anything to Oblige "impersonations Msyterious"

Daniel Boone-~Thrilling indian Tragedy.

' Miss Broniner will appear in Bowl*

illustrated song' entitled “When the

Snow Birds Cross The Valley.”

Prices#--Upstairs 5cis. Downstairs lilcls.

9-Igdtf.

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1 NCW AllVCl'iiSClIlCll iS

A ll Ut I D I1

lain liiatijiiotml bv Janie: i~`a-qliiiiiruiiii l.\

»uiilnv.Aiic||on un lim fiiiiiinf his nun /i|i»r~rt i°`nii|uhiirao|i, Mor" iiifi, i.ut lil. llvo |nllo~' f uni l'iuiii|i|iorl~, on Minid ty Som, :ii nt onli ri'ul- ik |».'iii tho folloivimz iiiiplnrriuiilvl. l li lidoia l linv cntlur, l vi hurl rak--.l »|n-Ing iinrmw. l qiikcliiirruw 2|no~vs.i hair nlciirn, l ioilir, l iixpfi-»i< wagon, I act. iisiiiiritw, l |(i'i.w’i-imii, i|~ii1;iiinr xiiw nnil ~fraliio.l iiolnlo iiimzi-r, 'I carla, l mill-lt and " holl». iron nxlo, I trirnip an ~el. 2 wood alnlglrn, work liiu-vines. iluht iinrnoail, plow iiiirncas, mc.

Teruin $5.01) and iinticr civ~ii, uvor lfilllti

months credit on Lirilirovnl luint nnloir.

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the parochial rtsidence Ven on- itlver ull

Wednesday October 2nd,

|907 at-I2 O’clock Noon all the stock, farming liupleim-iils furniture and crop oi the into lIr~ Doyle, consisting in part of 3 liorses. 7 hand of jersey cattle, 3 pigs, turkeys, geese and liens, doublieirr- age, buggy, road wagonexpn-safwagon, rruck,'_wg_gon, carts, sleighs, l1ari,ows~ straw cutter, réaper mower, hay rriite, , nd other farm impleiiir.-nfs ani harness. - _

io tons of hay, ri quantity of stmw,

oats wheat, and 3 acrfs of mote. lion v- hold furniture and utensils, including one piano, mirror, desks and chairs, kitchen range, dishes, pictures, etc. etc,

Terms cash.

Dntedlhia ii)\h,Sep‘enil.>erA. D.fi9 -7,

(lti{V.) M. MONAGIIAN

CHAltl.I".S KELLY -)-d2r,24,2r.,1S,3o,z ` lixeculurn.

NOTi(E T0 MARINERS

and all whom it may concern

Thu now block at thc hrairl of ltiillwriy

\\/iiarl’ has been sunk and igroiiiidcil nini doc not Hhuw uiiuvu loiv water. Hhlii riinatora nr \vni~in.~il riiriiiiist. ninlting fast linux- or' niuor ini: loaiiiil blot-k Or rnniiin: noni- lliu cliir-tore 0 plies wliicli stand oiil of irntcr.

DAVID iiM'ALiTl,

1i~i7ilt,f Hai hor Master.

We arc selling

Watches that ARE good

time keepers.

l Rings that are handsome.

Spectacles that iitboth eye

and feature. _ l Silver ware that we have confidence in the quality of.

Can we supply you to our

niutiial advantage.

Old gold, silver taken in

lexchange.

E_ lll_ Taylor

South Side Queen Square.

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