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F URS GALORE V

A large consignment of inen's and ladies' fur

and fur _lined coats Just received to be sold at nianii. factnrcr s price.

The range consists of men’s cloth coats ith

Persian lamb collars......._..~.._. ._ _

Men's cloth coats with German otter collars......

_ $1050

_ ._..._-.._l1s0

l\leii’s fur lined coats...... . _

l\Ien's'coats Russian iiiariiiot lined 28.50 and

56.50

Ladies’ pony coats No. 1 selected skins......-15.50 Ladies’ po1iy_coats No. 2 selected skins...._.55.00 Ladies’ Russian iiiariiiot _]acket.s...... .. . _ . .4100 Ladics’. rat _coats._....._..... ._ _ _____,50_00

_ Ladies’ squirrel lined coats No. 1 Alaska Sable

collars. _ . _ _ _ . _ _ ._ _ _ 5800

Ladies’ squirrel lined coats No. 1 dark Canadian

2 iliink collars....._...... ............68l.00-|00

i 1

1 only special coat-royal Russian squirrel lin-

. ing very best mink. collar ._ _ . _ _ _ . . . . ll0.00

Ladies’ black College coats 50 in long. . . .2000 All other lines of fiirs carried in stock

._ . _ . ._. .........llalf Price

' Chandler é? Reddin 1

l.___.l

..--.il

= ' " 1 i'-5 " ` defense game and with a little more a

for casli or on margin.

0 Investment Service 1

We directattention anew to our facilities for executing

coiiiiuissioii orders for Stocks or Bonds on all Exchanges either

Whether your orders are large or small, they will receive the same careful attention. , ‘ Our Private \Vii‘e Connection with New York, Moiitreal, ’l`oronto, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other cities en-

; aliles us to offer you the niaxiniuiii of proiiiptiiess and effici-

Established isis a

Members Manifest Slack Exclnnde. ‘ ,-5'.”-,;5 .~=*-.-».l.- ;,.,:,;‘+i§,i,l.‘f,.? U

HAI lFAX N S. Direct l’ri\.1le Wires ST OHN N B ' ' " " 3 ' h

ency both in the actual buying and selling, and in supplying 1 inforiiiatioii effecting. Market Values. Our 'Market news\ 2 service is most complete.

The show put on at e ou as

ni ht wa n u d b ll h

All interested in Th Guardian con

Rev George Orman will exch gc

with Rev E Bell tomorrow ta ing the services on the Yor.: circuit, Preaching will be at Pleasant Grove

York at 7 p ni.

The boys meeting at' the _Y IM C. A. on Sunday will be led by Harold 'I' Reynor, and_ the _subject will be e "Your tag, what is it" There-~ls t room for a larger crowd of boys than t have been attending, e

Since 1888 Joseph A. Rich & Co.,

184 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, have been catering to the particular trade d of their American customers with b smelts and eels and always securing 1

as in the past, they want fishermen e in this Province to send them their 5 Ismelts and cels for which they wlll aend_ s checlcdaily and secure for

prices as will be seen`b the adv.~ in

sensonwas played attire Y. M. C. A. 5

-gated a team froml the McDonald l_ onsolidated school by the score of .21 to 6 The Consolidated' bo s were

space and so were han icappcd in c shooting baskets. They played a fine D

practice will give the local boys a h harder game. After the game the e

visitors to a lunch which was nicely *_ served by a group of young ladies of t West Kent School.

_|the largest tirms in America tol

ling us to suit any rupture. P.\'cry i truss is ordered as wanted Gpi=\~l..illy 5

The MacKinnon Drug Co. drtf.

- , 4.--Tier -1 rived in this city 1/ii; s.ir.ern.Jon ani

J C will proceed by- .lllirlitiriie l-lxpress hi-

O 0 0 .'l..."" 51; -=,»~ "_"T=`.',»‘»" ‘,-.>fi‘f°`»,\ night. to Toronto where on Saturday

- » 2

, »,..' ~\_(N',_».= ‘_-__ V, ,. u

Prelerrellblock

Dividends ni the raic of 6 per cenl per

annum are being paid quarterly lsf Jan- uary, April, July and October.

The par value of the llurcmil SID

each. Our price ia par. ai whlcli price an investment in thus shares will

_Z mm

We own and offer for sale in lots to suit, a block of _ A Maritime Telegraph & Telephone C0 i._ “?~l1_»-~"“'il@ll"

yield nfull 6 per cent on the moniy in- veiled.

F. B. MCCURDY & C0

Members Montreal Stock Exchange

|60 Richmond Sl. Charlollclown, l’.E_l. »

Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, St. ]olin's Nfld. , "

llrsif 0

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STOCK QUOTATIONB. N. Y. Ccntrnl

__ . Northern l’ncll`lc

. Pclinsylvnliia

Nov. Z5, 1010. Reading

lleporis furnichcdl F B McCur Rock Island

113; 117; 130;

113g 116 130} 1522

113

153 33

_~ . ly _ _ - .

gy & (f"~.»1ncnibers Montreal Stock Southern I’nc=flc U;°l'M\l:c. 100 Richmond stron, souilici-ii Railway

ll.rlotte~town'. Southern Ry. Pfd.

MONTREAL

Vnlllnllnn ii...-_,|16 (lan. (`0mcnt Com Cali. Cement Pfd. Dom sncl vom-,, Montreal Power l llluntrcal Street

_<. S. Htccl

Ollilvic

Porto Rico Quebec ny_

_lgithelicu & Ont.

Urontu }{y_

Twin C

St. Paul

Sugar

Union Pacific Close United States Steel 197§ U. S. Steel Pfd. 23 Virginia Chemical

852

STOCKS.

High Low 197# 196;

61] 6l}

222; 222

852 85} /

222 lDccombcr 35? ,May 125l,'.liily

50 .

57} 50

90, ~ -- 124 December

lt ' 44% y -Ze' ,#1111 ,/}||,yy- _,_,.l'|-”\\\»i',>_»J.'ll'. ' 45-""T‘ 47|

COTTON. l

July

57 CORN

1535 33; 33 1185 1175

124; 124 11s iivi 1781 1773 803 793

633 63

011 ‘ wiii<:A'r 138 _ High

‘Jll ' 97}

esl

031 aa;

43§ 46§ 473

Low Close 90} 901

110 130;

l 5

111; 21 03 124; iis irsg 191 1181 03_ . I

aeg- 03;

V44; 47; 471

gz;-i»i-l~l~i»l-l->l-x-4:»z-»i-'-_i-i-~i-#l-`~r¢-li'~l»»i~i-

OATS.

5.'~¢~_é§;'.f.`.‘e‘v:.7"._<‘. ', ‘

*$1*

V1 -‘ts- ,,_ E”

»|‘.;~,-,_i',l r¢R 37, --£19-15 C ,1"lf.,ii

'.r;3?

e IHC?

M ARITIME SECURITIES.

NOV. 24, 1010.

-tosli &i Co., Exchange Building, Hull- fnx, N. B. Tl

Ask. Bid. ,s

8. N. America .. .._l55 145 i ~Nsw Brunswick . .......270 265' Nova Scotia ax-div ......282 278 Royal ex-div ....245 243

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire ....... ._ .. ..... ._ ......l_10 Acadia Sugar, pid ......l04 Do. ordinary ......... 70 Brlmdhani-Henderson Com 18 East. Can. Savings & Loan-140 Eastern Trust Co Halifax Fire Ins .........10Z N. S. Telephone .119 Stanfiold's pid .. ,..10»i Do., Com ._ 58 Trinidad Electric 71

100 101

05 15 138 150 07 ].I`l 101 54 09

BONDS.

Acadia sugar .103 100 -

Brandham-Henderson _ ...100 97

Halifax Tram ._ ...102} N. S. Steel_.1_sts . 97 Do., Debsnturs Stock ._ ...102 Porto Rico 86 Btanilbldfs Ltd'......... .102§ Trjnidad Electric

100 05 100 84 100 93

Linen Spliced Ca-aliniere

Hose for woinen and ineii. A sk for “So\‘ereign‘ ' bralid_

High Low Close, \

14.93 14.74 1-i91.92l pemmblir - 31; 14.93 14.77 1489.90 ‘May - 34k 15.18 15.00 1516.17 Juiy 34

July 15.35 05.15 1530.31 Sp0t__l_,___0_ up 1515.80 15.12 1525.27 PORK. 1

1 January

Deccm hor J nnuar y ~ March

May

30} 331;

so; aa; :lag aa;

l»-wa ¢=`l Nr-I Oo

D-‘L-I me cm

NEW YORK srooics.

High

A Nhlsnli ,103 i

’l'“~ Beet ‘ln

- gsr

gm- Smclters Ainal. (`0i>lJer “‘- Car ll. say am' Tel, & Tel.. sim'“"'° & oliln Ce00klyn R_ T_

litial heather

801 70} 56 142;

l 0000 luslilllll

7 16_5‘2 Can bo had by ambltlouh yoiiili;

ay _ _ 0 104); piennnnd ladies lii the qelg of ..w,r__

» ess or Railway, calligraphy. Sing:

Low Close MONTREAL CURB gALES_ _ the 8-hour law became effectlye,'nnd " `

» -7 since the wireless com anis are -

ioal 10s| D s eu

38 Morning; tulili_sth|n_gh stations thr€ug_lio\;t the ‘

*“r - Conn y fire B B grsa. H nf HKS ' 09| 69l Qgbegtoskh°rédt°___`ég0é@2g?' tclcgralillers. Positions lla! begin ls4|_ 54;, C °’,,"°°P°we,_;_50 @ 5,, ' nm from $10 io seo per montli,wi_ti» 142* 142,- 811513 _M0 26 @ 82 ' good chance to advancement. The

107* l CCN* _ P. d (f;_ac_i0ns)_$3,w R5 National Telegraph Institute operates 77||ABb¢§¢09 ‘ 0” S ‘ ‘ six official institutions in America

C ,,‘,f,°§°P¢°ke 0 ohio

Lolllsvm m*‘N0\lri efgciilzsh °

an al; 145;

34* 34* @ 11- under supervision of ll. R. and Wire:

Aibernoon less Officials and places all radii

all s4| ~ K -

291 Hillcrest Pfd.-50 @ 80. ates into positions. It will pay you _ _ '

145 145' Wagga;-n Canada Power-3 @ 42; 25 to write them for full details at Ola- sc 5

51 @ ‘Zh ofnnatl, 0., Philadolphln, Pa;`, /

Memphis, Tenn., Davenport, Ia.,

‘ Uolumbln, 8. 0. or Portland, On.,

ur- _ _ ' I-liwlrvu. '_

g sproonce yawoy

lseen it as the finest yet shown here.

c w

test should road the Tour article and of Btlllldlng Of 0000108508 OD P882 14 Guirk leaves on return this morn

meet at the Y M C A at 7 o'clock t

he high cost of living will he mat

Mt Stover and Mr Fornker of

Lske.Ainslee, C. B., were passengers 6 t .

o the City on the Northumbeilund

csterday afternoon.

Henry McGuirk I Boston, who l as called home owl g to the death his mother the late Mrs Ellen Mc

The students' Bible classes will

his evening and will take up the

The Sydney Mines Globe says -

rms-1-or mir." ""“

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BEER Q. WEE -Furniture llcad unter: _ _ _

_ ‘ 1 _° __» _lf J-.,. \

. .

I _ _ KS q __ _

. ' _ '5’i»`.

_ Head 00icéslii~=New-ProwSe l3l_|ocli-Charlottelliwb 7 _ __ _______ ____

lb. all wool' blankets $4.75 palif

;»a>°=~§~ is ',:~~ ww;-eve- ‘

H ,_

o n

af ' .___ UR . 1 117;. N , i~ai1S.5;;1iibiil;ai;is 2 <

,_ . _,,_ ,\e.,...,.;, will please wp, The _

I ;‘~`_‘~-` I /V i' 0 ‘:"i`"_ ~:l»v_If`,- l `_ l ° -. ' U. “.1” '

_., ,,..f-%i§;r".l;!§£,{ 5? \ texture is smooth and

,,,,.;,,_ .»,~'E. ,_.937*'¢_-'*.F- " ‘ velvety, soft as si

rlally increased in Cape Breton owns this winter by the failure of "

he potato crop in P. E. I. The tub- ~' ' ` - - _ - _-

_ i;'_`_

_. i- \4. , f ».

Rev J F Floyd’s aio uent

rs ara bring spring prices now, so what may we expect in April?

It pays to buy in this Province

th Bi! l t

‘_ _ _ . _ ' _ _ _ /I

__ fine. _ . l ~_ ._;_

' ,_ ' ' A i

at 11,_a. ni., Stanhope at 3 p. ni. and llegular study as selected by the com- ," _ "

_ _ ‘ mittee. . V . I

_ _ __ 2 :\`

?`x¢’l-_ x

the belit l10SSll11€ l‘ES\1llS~ This YW-1'. vice in Central Christian Church last.

their goods the highest market h

_ _ _ Y , s

this paper. 1- : _ ' 2

-_-- " 1* . 11. sum which nearly approached the

The first btlsknf- U9-11 851110 -_Of -the reserve bid was offered but was not

gymnasium last night. A team' ol' the O _West Kent-school boys met and de- W3

H. Horne was the auctioneer.

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not accustomed to so lgrga 'n.‘ floor B

l U " ll boys of the local team treated the bra com min that too lmmy "Ugg ma

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oo mild to handle tlielii to ic.\'nn- age. ,

"Do _you wear a truss? If so ire flsh dealers report the trade as fair-

wnnt you ip know about tim ar- ly good, with prices well for this mngtmerit 'e have made “ith one Of reason of the ear O I-ters, ex ec-

.handle their trusses. Their line com- good demand, and prices hold very prires over two hundred kinds, arab- strong, Many dealers say the trade

for the particular case from rata- are quoted from $10 to $13 per bar- logue alid will be guaranteed fzilly. rel,

` Quotations furnished by J. C. Mcln n

. 0

_ . . q iscourss on "How a lady merchant scams a Christian” was convincing- y delivered at the Evangelistic ser-

vening. The solo singing was a pics.- ing feature of the service.

Malcolm Stewart, Brackley Pt. Rd., ad‘ an auction sais of his form, tack, crop and implements on thc 3rd inst_ The farm was oilered and

ulficient to tempt the owner. Some f the stock, crop and implements ere sold realizing good prices. F.

Hogs are being marketed in consider- bly large quantities ‘.'hrou;.ji'.c.'t thc ountry at the present time.. with ii, umtcr of farmers potatoes uw: scares, nd they are inclined to kill their ogs rather than full on. 'l`!‘r 1-ack

eing offered just now as \vi:ar.her is

The Montreal Star says:-Local

Y - )" D

ally the Malpeque variety, are in

n this line is the best for many sea- ons. The Mnlpeque fancy oyster

L. B. McMillan, of Cliarlottctowii,

Secretary of the M. 3'. .-\L _\. ar-

n annual meeting of the C. A_A. . is to be hei-l. r-;-_cell l'c:zl."1iing ockoy prospects oil Lite lslund, I/ir. McMillan said the some 'iid league w0lild be on, out lla fi 1.; list sc.n'~\: ve or six of their best .nr-n the star- urd of play may tbc'co_v rndcr. 'Tue sual batch of Post-liiiscliall :Nil lift”-7 hockey applicatfolis :'lil~ 7l`il`~.~ll;i.7- ment are beginning 1:- fini il lil wav across the Stra.ts, lic s.l<._\‘i lint 1.1:.: majority look pri-try: \.l:i~k for me amateur fold.-Moncton Transcript.

. The C. G. S. Aberdeen, Capt. Blois_ arrived in poit yesterday from the \v-sstern.sh,ores bringing in the remain- der of the buoys from that section. Today she will bring in the lust two now remaining, Fitzroy Rock and Pt. Prim buoys. This afternoon she will remove the big buoys on the wharf where they are being cleaned by six men, an annual operation which will not be completed for some days. She will likely go to Halifax on Mom day morning. A Halifax exchange ays she will be laid up for repairs nd the installation of new boilers n her return to Halifax and also ays there is a report that she will c withdrmvn from the light and buov ervice and used as a conling craft

c fi

,_ _ in Sa *S “°‘°">’

'_.`_'_,,_ __.,. _I ‘- _ Q' 1S assured. `»“ " ~L-'-<*”'_»1f ~ *fi N* _

5 lbs. weight 56x76 inch, per pair $3.90 ._ " 6 lbs. as _ 60x80 rc as sc 7 lbs. “ 64x84 “ “ “ 8 lbs. “ 68x88 “ “ “

Our 2.75 Blankets

80 inch, good va

ed, fu

lue at

700 pairs full size Flanneleiie Blankets ‘Sec0nds‘ very cheap

“Challeiige”brand are heavily napp-

weight, 6 lbs. 6ox

ll size and

_3.25_$2.75

Our 5.50

most at 5.00. Full ' size and weight,

4 75 5-4° 6.30

Our “Frost Kiiigf’ blankets :compare favorably w i t li

per pair... ...$5.50 .~

Size 60x75 infill Size 68 x So Size 72 x 90

full size aiidqiial-890 inch full size inch full size ity per pair _ and quality I and quality |

Hundreds oi warm, comforts---1.00 up 1

per pair per pair.

Beer eeks

FURNITURE _HEADQUARTERS

N, _

yesterday ,

The S. S. Northumberland arrived

t this port at 5.15 last evening, '

Dr J. H. Elliot and M. R. Naftz- gcr, well known here, are in Montreal to take charge of union services there. 1

Miss Gertrude Duggan of this city,

left yesterday for Spriiiiriiulll, Mass , where she will spend the \vii.ter with her sister.

John McLeod, tailor, returning

from a business trip to Cape Breton, was a passenger to the city on the, Nortbumlbcrland yesterday afternoon.

?ir;'i>:ai.ii.‘s,' ciry,'w§s'i.f nsiifsi. *wr* ‘

811

twenty-second day of November, one thousand iiiue hundred and ten years,

ll at half past twelve o’c1ock in tha

fternoon, n pro re nnta meeting of the Presbytery of Prince Edward ls- land was held, and was consituted with prayer by the Moderator pro temporo, Mr. W. N. Spencer, besides whom were present Messrs. T. F. Fill-‘ lerton, D. Mc1_ean, A. Craiso, minis- ters, T. C_ James and Stewart. ltlairnsl elders.

On motion the conduct of the mo-

derator and Clerk in calling this meeting was sustained.

A call from the congregation of

Middle Musquodolioit, in the Presby- t”ry of Truro, Nova Scotia, to Mr. M. H. McIntosh, Bedeque was Con- sidered. The elerk stated that he

Duncan Macnab, lately clerk at the,

Victoria Hotel, returned Tliiiisdny might from Calgary. Mr. Macnab's many friends in this city will regret to learn of his continued illness. He left yesterdayfor his home in Grand Tracadie.

A despatch from Digby yesterday

aid:-The death occurred at Wey- mouth last night of Alexander Kil- up. Mr. Kilcup was horn at Windsor

fty-six years ago, but had resided in

had cited the besaion and congf ZH- tion of Bcdcque to appear for their interests at this meeting, and his action was approved. Messrs T. F. Fullerton and ll. H. Reid represent- ed the Presbytery of Truro, andthe congregation of Middle Musquodo- bolt, respectively. Both spoke of the hoartiness of the call and the unani- mity of the people in their desire to secure the services of Mr. McIntosh.

Commissioners from the congrlglationl y, Messrs Thomas Humphrey Sten-

nnd the earnest wish of the congrega-I tion that he remain among them. Commissioners from the congregation calling having 'spoken in reply, the call was, on motion, placed in the hands of Mr. Mclntosh and accepted by him, It was moved, seconded, and carried, that the translation - be granted and the pastoral tie dissolv- ‘ed, to take effect on and after the ‘eleventh day of December next.

Mr. ll. G. Stratliie was appointed

interim moderator of the session of Bedeque, and instructed to have the charge declared vacant as soon as |Dolsi,blc after the translation takes ef- ~lQClZ~ l l Presbytery expressed sympathy with the congregation of Bedoq_ue,nnd the hope that in the`providen<-Ai of God they may soon have a settled PBS-' ltor.

Tntimation of Mr. A. D. Sterling's

acceptance of the call to Scotstiurn, Nova Scotia, was received] <

It was agreed, on motion, that this

translation' be granted and the pas- toral tie dissolved, to take effect on and after the fourth day of Deceinhcr next. Mr. E. J. Ratteo was appoint- ed interiirrmoderator of the session

of Kgiigston, and instructed to have he charge declared vacant as

n connection with the Navy and Mar-1 ne and Fisheries service. -

::Ra.topayers are reminded that the

time for allowing 5 percent discount on Land Tax has been extended by the new Land Assessment Act from the 15th to the 30th November.

11-dl,9.26,29,r19,22,26,28,20.

59-“res Bllou

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M0'l`l0N PICTURES E

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l_l

A MOHAWK'S WAY. (

(A good Indian picture.

NEW MOVING PIC-

TURE OPERATOR. (Comedy)

st s in Y 1

LED BY LITTLE HANDS_ The fastest trotter ever seen on

(This is a good film.) b

A susi-I MANS LAST DEED.

(This in one _of the best

pictures of the day.)/ W

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t i d

_ be

' FRANK Davis 'ell

1N 'th

NEW SONG. K

Weymouth for the last twenty-five years. He is survived by a widow, formerly Miss Sarah McCormick, of Prince Edward ilsland. A brother and his aged mother survive . '

FOOTBALL RECEIPTS

AT YALE ARE $70,000.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov.25. -

Yolc’s football receipts will probably prove about $70,000 this year. This is about $3000 less than years when Yale played Harvard in Cambridge. Yule fills her stands at home, no matter whether Harvard or Prince- ton plays her, ibut when Ya1e's o Princeton, there arc only 29,000 peo-

4§_FEWWyoung ladies can bo com-

onablc rate by applying at this OWC0-

ther big game is witn Princeton at i

le present, while tlieie are 30,000

enple at -the game Yale plays " ienninlly in Cambridge. This is, ~ d h d d _ then, an oil year in Yale football re- e work' hoo omg an goo Wag cipts, nltho the attendance at the Yale-Brown game was larger than

5 ever before, and that at the Vander-

C bi

he receipts will he about as ful- lows:- grapher with a knowledge of

Harvard game, $34,000; Pri] ceton book-keeping. Apply at once. Box 338

_ game, $29,000; Brown game, $5,000; Charlottetown. 11-24d3i.

. ’ Vnliderbilt game, $1500; Colgate game \ M " ‘

$1500. 'rlie football association win FOR SALE

- not announce the exnct receipts for, _ _ ii several weeks. ILOUSE. fill HMB. Very 095111010

FREDERICTON, Nov. 25 -- Estil

oy, (2161), and Dessie Patchen

maritime circuit in the Springton

» , Y luck pacing mare were sold at the Down East sale several years ago at he time of the Springhill stables iapersul, and provincial horsemen ill watch with interest the re.-iult

Estil Boy, 2.161, would no douht

_ p _

e maritime circuit. in 191|. He

would meet 1-mine clnnsy company in

2.18, Crescent, Devilish Dorothy,

cord frotters in the provinces.

lllIN\lTl~lS UI" IWESBYTERY. "‘

At (lhar\otteto,wn and within the James' Hall, there, on Tuesday, thd i

lt mid Colgate matches showed a ight increase. The main items in

__ _ __ _ 1l_'?‘id3if1l-___,

l ‘. ' nrt Cairns, Charles Craig, Robert B. Auld, and James Carruthers, testi- flsd to the excellent work donc by

their mlnisterdilrlng his pastorstlil;

soon as possible after December the fourth. The meeting was closed with thc' banediction.

A. CRAISE, Pres. Clerk.

[GUARDIAN ci.

lis`sirlEi> lips]

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BOARQERS ll'_4\_l!I|§!L_

_ fortalily accomodated nt a reas-

11-25d3ipd_.

- FEMALE HELP

`fV`Ai~i‘i‘ED,' ' sf `giri` lor' Wgeiierviii

s. Apply at once to this Office.

` ` ANTED, a girl to an iioiisswork.

Apply at thc King Edward Hotel. _ _ __ _ ii-zlasiriipu.

_ IANTED, an experienced steno-

STIL BOY AND 8 rooms and hath room. Apply John

DESSIE PATCHEN GO F. Hodgson, City. ll~2l'id6ipd.

To THE AUCTION- STOVES, Charter Oak, l’riiicoss

dwelling, No. 47 l’l'iuce St., with

and Parlor (Tonifurt. (lne of

each. Fairly good order. Will sell

.l3}), both stnrpel~formers on the

ublcs several years ago, are to be

old at the Olll Glory Horse sale

Madison Srnlare Gnrdelis, New irk, this week.

e maritime circuit and the speed

their second trip to the auctions.

n creat attrliction in the Cree for trlits which romis: to feature

ng Ariou, 2.173, The Surveyor,

by Logan and the other fast re-

cheap_ George H. Tanton. ll-23d2wpd

]?Ol'l SALE, Driving Sleigh. Em uirc

290 Euston Ht. 11-22dhlpd

151012 SALE, a good horse at reas- ` ‘ unable price. Apply at this oillce-

11-9dtf.

FOR SALE, at West .St Peters, '75` _ acres of good land at a bargain Apply to D. | A. MacKay, 227 Water St., Charlottetown. ll-7dtf._

1?OR SALE, nica lot apples, sever-

I al varieties. Cheap. Apply .to

John Newson. 162 Victoria Row, Cityu

li-4dll\i_

`1Al~`ES - ALL SIZES AND STY- b LES.-If your safe is too small we will exchange it for a new Dominion Safe and vault Co's Safe Canadian Fair- Mnks (‘o.. Limited, St. John, N. B.

UUSE FUR SALE, very deslrablg

Hdwdling, No 148 Euston St, with a frontngr- of 90 fart and running

”[`{.iw‘FURs, i win any tus iiiiiinsz

*back, 160 feet. Apply W. A. ‘Hntcho-_

son, confectioner. 7-25dtf_ .

_____!*£'_-;'1\_'§_Tl'-L;

‘&7rNTED BALEBMAN, sxclusiva

ine, permanent, big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, -10 vacan- cies. Write- Luk; Bros. Lt¢l.,.» Mon- rml - ._ ' io-so-521. _ _

DOST _ ~

]' OST, in the vielnltybf Jas Ken-

1 nedy‘s shed, Kensington, brown

robe, red lining. Finder rewarded by leaving at Keunedy's store. '

11-24d3ipd.

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`BOY WANTED to learn tailoring. _ Apply to Jas. Callaghan. 178 Queen St. ll-22dtf.

lvl EN WANTED-We want a relia-

_ ble man in each locality to ln-

troduca and advertise our Royal Pur- ple Stock and Poultry Specifics and other goods direct to the consumers ss well as to the merchsnts._ 815.00 A weak salary and expenses or commin- sions. No experience needed. The largest advertised goods in Onnldl. Writs at once for particulars. W. A- .lanklns Mlv. Co.. London. Ont.

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with board, lodging and tcaml.

Good service; `lladerate‘ charges. Auld & Co.. Frcetown. ‘- 11-Zlldlwpd.

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VI 0 LET the brick buiidiilg on

_ Queen street occupied by John

T. McKenzie as merchant tailoring en- tahlishment. This store is centrally situated and a good business stand. Possession immediately. Apply 18! Queen Street. ` 10-20 dim, '-- 0 I1-

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. _ price for Fox, lllln\,,.and nah rat. Alex. Stewart, corner Queen and llnyllrlll Ht. ,,' \`l¢-216l|\d,

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Each blanket of each pair, -

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