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BIG SALE NOW ON.

--v--V ` All oui- Furs, Corsets, Wall Paper, Millinery consisting of VelV°lB. Velve- teens, Feathers, Buckles, etc., nt liAl.l\‘ PRICE. Also Clothing, Dress 1:oo1ls, etc., at and bslow cost.

CHANDLER AND REDDIN.

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l0TE SCHEDULE IN THE

(il.lArrRl3lilllll-'S -GR~Ell-T EONTEST

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P`¥i%*H4“l+444+FI44*Pl444

- -_ the siainliug- of llioae cuiiclifhites for \\-li_om \\-lv.-S \\'i-re pulled

Thi?-"1 in. Friday-Oct 28th._ Candidates vain _~:l1ll_4.-uroll iinthe gran up w»=]i|"i1id their iuunes `he`a1“ile`d tothe list on each future. zuinoiuicc- °‘"m`w|;,.,, votes are received for them. 1\l1\u_v who Iuive been ln¢_~,i|_ mlm io enroll ziwailiiig- thc :innuunci-merit of tho first stziildiilg-'in their 3l;|\I§,~|_t-, should now commence an 1-iicygetic cniiipaigii ’ witli T G,,ar,|;,“| Curries! Dvparliiieiit. \Vl\_\' not euru|l`your u:i|ni~.’ \r>u unglit ai well in-une of thi- \vuim-rs :rs any uni- ch-'e. l‘.\_'ery cuiiilitlaies clinrico ig-

- 1|-|,,. ngxl vote standing of cniiiesfaiiis \vi|l appvrir Snlurilay, Nov

fwm, i\¢d u to 7 p. m. 'l`lu\rsilaiy \\'ill bi' piiblislivtl.

.,lli. _illvoies rece " P

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The Two Grand Prizes, consisting of_Bermuda Island and New York

my Tours, will be awarded the Two Highest I Contestants, BEING OF DWFERENT DISTRICTS, who may have_choice of Tours nr Pianos, in- ryliicli case the winner or winners of the District Pianos will be awarded

Tours

muirtrict Nc. one _(District Pri-10 Piano), inciuicc casrieuctcwn 1411.1

Bummerside:

Miss Katie l.arge......_..... .,.....64 Bayfield Street 27,240 Miss Zella Williams........... .......70 Elm Avenue 15,270 “iss Jennie l.onergau_....... ......105 Pflwltal Stwct - 1.250

msg (it-1-tie E ans.....;..... Richmond Street 7,540 Mm May (‘_n*e____....... .......208 Dorchester Street 45,040

101110..11011-011..,_._.__..... .......80 Spring Park H0410 22.410

ttbaw Sammersido 103,430

Mrs. Vernon Ma _ Miss l1‘l0rence Phillips....... . .......Summers1de

._ ._ 500

lissGertriule White Great George Street 13,810

District No. Two (District Prize Piano) includes Albertson, Tignlsh,

Keusingtnii, Montague, Georgetown, Houris. I Miss Fsniiie Moasc...........__..._.....___..,.._Kenslngton 114 390

'lisinfc Bernard._........._._............._._........Til;‘11lHl\ 132350

Miss Mary Kiiich._........ ...`....Tignish 13,380 Miss Lizzie Casely..._.....,.. ......Kensington 100.620 Miss Estelle McLeair....... . ....._.Alberton 117,000 Miss Ethel McLean...._..........._......_......Montague ._ 52,600

'Miss Jennie Garrett..............`.............__.Souris 131,700

l District No. Three (District Prize Piano), includes the Villages and llost Otiiccs of King's, Queen’s and Prince Counties, and all other points i1l.Princc Edward Island not listed in Districts One or 'l‘wo.

Miss Jennie (lamDbell....§......_...............Mllton Cross

Miss Maggie Csmpbell............... ......Fairfield . Mrs. Edwin I.. _I-lsrrington........._........Ocean View lllss Margaret J. l:ltevenson...............New Glasgow

Miss Annie McNally..................... ........Eg~mont Bay

lliss Marie DesRoches__..'..._.,_.. ..'.....Miscouche

Miss Annie Hume ......Bristol llss Sarafh Doiron......... . _._...,St. Ann's `lrs. J. MJ Watkins...._... ......Sherwood Stati-on

_liiss Louise I-loward...... .......Winsloe Station Miss Bon Wcsta\vay_....... . .......Albi0l\. L0li 59

lllss Gertie Meglson....... .......Lot 6

Min Blanche Murphy........ .lllss Mary Brshaut........ Mrs. Mabel McKinn‘on......

....__.Trilby

Miss Ethel Huggin........_... _

Miss Blanche Saunders

Miss Christina McRea.

Miss Florence Good.....`... Miss Myrtle Taylor........... Miss Florence I-Iickcy,,,__,,,

Agn/es Gillespie,....._...... Marie Wilson._.......,......

.Panmure Island .Alexandra _ _Gaspereaux

.Uigg

. ......_Heatherdale

Winsloe _Station .Fonnds Mills .Gowan Brae

......Sherwood Station

Kinkora

Mrs. Robert Hardy......._...... .......Montrose Miss Mary E. McKinnon .......1-lead ol St. Peter's Miss Hattie May Robertson ......_Red Point .. Miss Margaret .......Mt. Hope M1" Julia Graham, . ......Brada1bane Mrs John Smith, _ _ _,,,,_Hunter River, Rural No.

Miss Helen MacKay, .. ...__...Wheatley River

Miss Pearl Mutcb, . . .. ......CYlDfbl°|H Miss Josie Hughes....... ......,Dromore

MMS Ailelia Horton_____ Ml" Evelyn Boyle.......

Gladstone Glenwood

Miss Phoebe Biichanan'.'.‘.'_'.'.' u .,',',.,'_',~,Fredericton

Miss Jennie McCallum Miss Lyda Costaii1......

Miss Barbara Bruce. _ ._

Miss Ida Johnston WHS Janet Butler llllll Jessie Cameron :|59 Sadie McCallum li! Marlorie Brehaut Mu- T. B. McRac_,....__ :ai Eoin 'rsyicr Miss Annie E. Hudson iss Laura Dickerson

900

:SH Tulle H'0Watt __.._..Coleman 1.520 N. S. Telephone 119

Glenwood

Peters Road Peters Road Caledonia

Glen William White Sands Vernon River Bridge

Cherry Valley Lot 50 _ Cherry Valley Lot 50 North Tryon

. ,010 . 1,.-150 1,120 34,000 ,010 42,330 50,500 _ 1,030 12,410 ,350 30,040 _ 1,230 _ 1,590 0,210 35,200 20,200 _ 2,310 22,340 1,350 53.500 . 1,300 _ 0,010 _ 2,050 _. ` 3,450 __ 4,350 _ 0,050

2.240 1,340 4,350 0,140 11,000

150

'i`_".`_ _

340

. . 7,570

3,9 .,483

. mm:Mlminigasl1 1.730

.Vallcytleld . 2,940

6fl0 940 550 300

420 740 400 720

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THE QUEENS €0UN’lY GUARDIAN

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g Head 00101-is ln'N0w Prowso Block-Charlottetown.

It pays to buy"in this Province.

H.F _ Feehan, Mt. Stewart, was in

the city yesterday,

The Northumberland arrive-d in port

last evening shortly after eight p._m.

A. J. Grant. Mt. Stewart, was sm-

ong the visitors to the city yesterday.

Dr. J. B. and Mrs. Travers leave

'this morning on return to St. John.

Jas. Kennedy, Klensington, cams

to the clty on the mail train last evening.

J. A. Auld, Cov-ehcad, leaves this

morning for Winnipeg, where he w'lll join his brother who is now located there. ' '

Ensign Boleyne, of the Salvation

Army, Sussex, has been attached to the Charlottetown Corps and has taken up his work.

Captain Robinson, City, of the Sal- vation ~ Army farewells on Sunday next after nearly two years sojourn in this city. He has been a.ppoi-ated financial -representative in the Mon- treal office. _

_The large crowd at the Bijou last mg,-ht were delighted with the beauti- ful pictures and loud in their praise of the new machine. Frank Day sang the illustrated song and was deser- vedly applauded.

In a recent issue of the St .John 'Hele- graph there appears a contrib-ution to the "Letters to the Editor" col- umn headed “Coloropl1obia. in St, John” by Rev. Earnest E. Styles, -pastor of the Methodist Church in Pownal. 1

Rev. W. M. Rochester, Sec’y for

Western Canada of the Lord’s Day Alliance, and Rev. T. Albert Moore, I). D., GGen_ i~lec'y. for Canada leave this morning for Moncton, where the

_annual meeting of the New Brunswick lI.or1l’1-1 D-ay Alliance is to he held.

The mail train arrived in this city

at ten-ten last evening being twenty minutes late, With the exception of tl1e Cape Traverse train, which was h-all an hour late and the Murray Harbor train, which was twenty minutes late, the other inward -tr-ai-ns were on time. '

A party was given in the First

Methodist Church under the auspices

‘of the Jlunior Epwortli League- at which a number of boys and girls wnre entertained. The order of alnyiise' ments were games, solos, ductts, etc, which were greatly enjoyed -hy all, but, best of all came the refreshments which were served by the League at ‘the close of the aimuscmen-ts and |which were heartily parteken off am- id much mirth and chatter.

The marriage took place ln the

Pownal Methodist Church on Thanks- giving D-ay at 5 D. m. of Miss Linda |Sm‘ith, daughter of John Smlith1,%:-w- 'n-al, to J._ Harry Irving, of Leth-

»d-sinty gown of cream silk was at- tended by Mlss Sadie Smith of Char- lottetown. Tire groomsmen was Major J .M . Jones and the officiating clerg|y~ man was Rev. E. E. Styles. Amon-g

sliver tea service from the choir and congregation oi Pownal Church, Mr. and Mrs. Irving left yesterday morn ing for Lethbridge, Alberta.

MARITIME SECURITIES.

Oct. 31, 1910. _

Quotations furnished by J. 0. Mell-

tosh &- C0, Exchange Building, Hal# lax. N. B.

Ask. Bin

B. N. America 155 145 New Brunswlck...... .._275 270 Nova Scotia ex-div......... ......280 275 Royal ex-div 245 243

msoannsnndus.

Acadia Eire 110 100 Acadia Sugar, pid .........104 101 Do. ordinary..l .... .. _.66 64 Brandram-Henderson; Com.....22 18 East Can. Savings & L0an._.140 181 Eastern Trust Co..._.. 150 Halifax Fire Ina ..._..102 97

117

.,,,,‘ {’.““"Fl ‘Vid-¢°d - ......Victoria Wert- I-vt 13 "0 stcnacias, pm. 104 1021 uiB:A11rl1e Somers.........,.__... ....__.Clintpn _ _. 700 bm cmn ______ __ _H58 5.

nnabelle McKinnon....... ......DeSable . 2.400 Trinidad E10,”-in 73 70

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lim* l' INVESTORS

_ ll is ri well known fact that iuiiny iiivcstors, wlieu consid-

; °"“l'~'. the purchase of securities, liavc not the time or the

0Pp0rtun1ty of personally making lliorougli iuvestigatioiis In

1 “‘“")’ crises no vcrv _clear idea is had of the nature ofthe

s_e°“"ll` Sought. It is therefore always desirable, and in many “li1‘§ cssciitial, that such iiivestors avail tiicuiselvcs of U10 S€_rvices of experienced Investment Brokers. If such investors will fill in and return to us the form below we shall be glad 10

_ l!l\€tl1e1u the iuforuiation required.

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~ I B McCurdy & C0 , S(€.“I2;iil ._..._123i

» 160 Riclinioud St Charlottetown P. E. I. U- 9- steel --~---7'”

Gm “_ Union Pacific ......_....17I-li

I quam" _ Missouri Pacific ......53il-

Il. 'l ll f ` mt ent the sum

’ A flf 5- - ~ - - ~ ......aliilcl]ew&l.:1/lil ?o)i(r:1v;lt lizcllirities yield- 0319590 MARKETS-

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htllll mrlim;l.a.r. . .per cent, what do you recommend? Cite CHICAGO), ov' 1__(BWcm_)_

At present time l hold the following -N November W-lieatt ......B011 IS JIOW 1'E11dyf0fdlSt1`lblltl011

r es

_ _ D cembe W . .. ......B61 _ _ , *cllritics ......~. -4- ...'... .. . , Nfwcmbcr Clin: Copies may be had ou application.

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BONDS.

Acadia Suga.r...... ....103 101 Brundram-Henderson 100 97

lrraurax Tram. ...... 1021, 100

N. S. Steel, 1sts......... ......97 95 Do., Debenturs Stock 102 190 Porto Rico .......... 85 83 Btanllelds, Ltd ......102§ 100 Trinidad Electl‘lc...... .......95 9|

STOCK QUOTATIONB.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1--(Speciall-.~

(topper __.70} Baltimore . . .......109 B. Ii.. T. C. P. R .......2011 Reading .......1520

1171

December* Corn ._ .

P'-"Q

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Nun1e..... .. ...............-

._ - Wear "Lustre Igocnu _

g Address. . . . . .. . . . .'. . . . . . . . . » U,,de,.Skm5 for s,,t,§faCt,On_ _ ', ”.mb". "mm" sud tuna".

‘ Theiiare feather light and _

There will be a new show at the

Bijou tonight.

The "Central Drugstore" we-nts a

boy. See classified column.

Mrs. L. H. Beer and Miss Nora,

City, left yesterday mornin-g for Ot- tawa. _ Mrs. B. A. Bernestain and son ar-

rived in this city last night from Boston. 1 `

Rev. John Murray, Clifton, returns

home today from attenlding the Pres- -byterian Synod in the city,

Harry Lemon, the well known ath-

lete of Montague, has entered the Union Commercial College for a lull course.

Try Again Division, Bonshaw, No.

235 will reopen on Saturday, Nov. 5- th. All members are requested to be present.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Chan.

Rattray. of Union North, will take place from her lat-e residence. todar at 3 o’clock p. m. Interment at Cove# head.

W. Breliaut of the Post Office De-

partment is running on the eastern mail car. I-Ie is for the present fill- ing the vacancy made by Fred Mc- Lean.

A large number of College students

who have been spending their Thanks- giving Holidays at their homes came to the city last evening on the mail train.

On the last trip of the S. S. Hali-

iaix. She encountered very rough wea- ther. Outward she ha-d a big cargo in- cluding 70 tons hay, vegetables. and 100 cans cream. `

Robert W. Hogg, Shcrhroolllc, was

recently operated on- for an attack of appefiidicitis. Mr. Hogg is 1-1 1~;<11`i of Mrs. Jessie Hogg, City, who is at present in Sherbrooke.

Mrs. Burrell, wife of Dr. Wdb/er Bur-

rell, accompanied by her daughter, arrived in Amherst on Satuilay af- ter spending the summer with hei- 'parents in Charlottetown, P_E.I. Dr. and Mrs. Burrell will take up their residence in Amherst and will be welcomed both in musical and social centres.-Amherst Ex.

The wedding takes place on Wednes-

bridge, Alta. The bride, who wore a

the many presents received was a

day, Nov. 9th, of Captain Easie 'Dan- ner, of Lunenburg, to Capt. Ch-aries In. ncniiinscn, or this city. ucv. occ. Id. Ross and Brigadier A»;l-by, St. |Johi1 will perform the ceremony. Ex- ,tensive preparations arc be-ing made and one hundred otiicers of the Army are invited. The welding will take place at eight o'clock -in the Salva- ition Army Citadel here and the pub- |lic will be admitted by ticket.

The case of William Bryenton of

Winsloe vs. H. H. Horne, was be. fore His Honor Judge MacDonald, at the County Court all day on Thurs- day. Judgement. was reserved. In this case the plai-nt-iff sues the de- fendant for $54., alleging that the lat- ter's dog had ldilled a number of his sheep. It appears that the farmers oi Winsloe had lllllite 8,- number of sheep killed during _the summer. Mr, Bryenton losing seven on August 3rd. About half a dozen witnesses on each side were exam-ined. Two wltnessc-A said that they saw dogs in the field on the day of the killing resting unr der a bush evidently gorged with their fill of mutton. About ten yards away lay a dead sheep and three wounded animals were also ln the del-d. The witnesses declared that they were of the opinion that one of the dogs was s. St. Bernard, belonging to Mr. I-I-orne. Other evidence was produced to show that the dog was absent from home three days, includ- ing the day of the killing. Mr. Horne in his defence, produced three girls whose home is on Prince Street They swore the dog was at their place the three days reicrred to. "Rex" as the ‘big St. Bernard is call- ed, weighs about 150 lbs. and was re ported to be of good disposition and genial temperament. He is at pre- sent in Sydn-ey. `

il llllllll POS|TlllN

Can be had by ambitious youui;

men and ladies in the field of “Wire- less” or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became effective, and since the wireless companies are es- tablishing statlons throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegraphers. Positions pay begin ners from $70 to $90 per month,witl° good chance to advancement. The National Telegraph Institute operates six official institutions in America, under supervision of R. R. and Wire- less Officials and places all gradu- ates into positions. It will pay you to write them for full details at Cin- cinnati, O., Philadelphia, Pa., Memphis, Tenn., Davenport, Ia., Columbia, S. C. or Portland, Ore., ter. 9-21d20_\rwsi.

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' Jill PGY-BFS. (lil-Y. who has been on

A surveying party in New Bruiiswick-, returned to the‘caity‘ou the mail train ,last evening.

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THREE SETS OF 'l‘ltIY'LE’l`S.

\ FOUR PAIRS OF TWINS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 27.-

Mrs. Wm. G: Clark, a Lakeside sven- ue matron, has just become the moth- er of her third set of triplets. She is also mother of four pairs of twins, and herself is the only sister of 20 brothers.

Two pairs oi twins and one set of

triplets were born during Mrs. Clark's seventeen children came in groups dur- ing her second marriage.

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Furness. Wiihy Q Co., Lid

STEAMSIIIP LINERS

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE

From London Steamer, From Halifax ---~- _. Kanawha Oct 19th Oct. filth (vlu St Jnhn’s>

Shenandoah Nov. 2n

" 25th - Rnpnahannock “ ltit

Nov 8th Kanawha " Sill “ 22nd Shenandoah D1-c 1

Dec. 0th Raupuliannock “ 2 From Liverpool Steamer Froui lirilifox ---- Almeriann Oct. Ifrth Oct. 15th ' Durango No\'.2n1l

“ Zilth 'l‘abug-ico “ ldth

Nov.l2th Almeriana " :wth The above stenrners have a limited ac

commodation for saloon passengers.

Passenger and Freight Agents for the

Allan Line Steamship Co. at llulifux

FURNESS. WITHY & CO. L'l‘D.. , Halifax. N.B. Agent

Manchester Liner

s.-_-. 1-111-f“». - -Y ’

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Direct sailings from Char lottetown and Maucl1ester,Eng

la11d.

1 Manchester Trader

_ Manchester Spinner ' Sailing Nov. 26th.

I The giliore stcniiicrs will cn r1‘y f general cargo nud live stool: at lou' rates.

I-‘or mtc-f; :iurl other i11fo1'11i:1lio11

8~_‘51uf1i1tf Agents

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P¢L0Ns

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First Clnss . . . . . . . . . . .. .$10.50 Second Class . _ _ _ . . . . _' 3.05 Return, l"i1'st Class. .. . . . . . . 18.00

Sf S. l'l}\l.lF/\X ltrdvis CHARLOTTE

TOWN cv;-ry Friday at 1iornif`<i1'H»\WKES- D'i.‘RY, IIALIFAX auiil BOSTON.

at noon. '

' T. NlC0l.L

Agent, Cliarlottcinwii. ro-26d1i|\lf

New Advertisement.

Valuable Properly in

Charlottetown

\\'c are iiistructcrl by ]_ l’ M

lou VVed11esday, 9111 Nor. 1910 coni- incuciug at 12 o'c-lock noon, two Dwelling l-loiiscs Situated on Rich- i11o11dStrce1,opposite jail. 'l`l1L-sc properties briug' in n Rental of $165.00 per year,n good iurestineut

lturnccl into 11 l’ulilicSq\1arcncxt

in value. Terms at sale. _

` BENJ. C.-\R’l`l'§R,

11- 2d 1 i. Auctioneer

'0ur November List or _Investment 0llerings

A .l. C. MACKlNTOSll & C0.

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The Sauce that makes the whole

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'A Furniture repairing and rcu;rl1olste_ring

_ _ -_ '~_ _ is one of our big”-S c1alt1es_ Our men are

experts. ’

When repair your furniture

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stays repgitfd its good as new. _

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_ Beer Weeks

FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS

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apply to 1\. PICKARI) & CO _ _ ' i

V @1mnm

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can you expect to have :i good smoke unless you use mir

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Lfd. Charlottetown l‘l1one 345 lllrinaifnclurcrs

amwf.

,fcunnniau ct

1155111100 Ass]

FEMALE HELP

JANTEI), ri nurse girl immediate-

Reiurniug learn-14' l€0S'l`0N 'l`1n-_silnys ly, Apply to 10 Grn':niield Ave-_,l

Brighton. 11-1d3i. Vk_

(11111. wAN'ri-111, for general ncnsc-

I work, in a small family. Rulcren-

ces required. Apply to Ullalldler and lieddin. City. 11-ldrlll.

\‘/'AN"l‘ED, a good plain cook and

a houscmaid. Apply to Mrs. Hun-

ter Ogilvic, No. 2. Esplanade.

10-29<l3i.

\~/’A'N'1`ED, girl for general house-~

work. Apply 29 Passmore Street.

10-21-lillwpd.

AN'1‘ED, girl for ,;-1-neral house-

Kvwork in small family. On from

country preferred- A2011 i»\=\'=~vim11.v or b.. letter to Cauir-.ro1;.'s Hr-1~'L'r_r. 13 Spring Park Roni `U '1\~‘\l

0 ' ‘- _ ‘ '_

A060011 Sale .iv-11.103 -1.-_-_-3.1-.s.“.“;;:.“-..:.-‘-_

(erred. Apply 252 Prince St. 10-Sdrf,

LOST

I OST, stone brooch with gold riml, _ A Finiler please leave at this otllce.

10-2901-li.

MALE HELP WANTED

\`7vAN'l`l']l), for (lity store, a caps,-` ‘ D10 Yvllng man with some exper- irnce. Apply at 101 Queen St,

11-11161.

BI EN WANTED. We want a relia-

. his man in each locality to ln-

trodncc and advertise our Royal Pur- Pls Stock and Poultry Specifics and other goods direct to the consumers as well as to the merchants. $15.00 A week salary and expenses or commis- sions. No experience needed. The largest advertised goods in Ganadg, Write at once for particulars. W. A- .lenkins Mfg. Co., Loudon, Ont.

ron sate _

' 1, F. 'rsnnusri of High Gmac _ Art l’ai'lor, is calling a specia

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Cli1skc_vl<.s<|.toscllnt public 4111011011 half nr1Cv_w\l0 lwgllllllnlr M 00°-0~i`

The' right time now to purchase your holiday presents. ll-1<l3il’l\

'Faiiivrcf 04 acres .11 iarni for calc __ at Winsloe Station. Apply to Jno. T. Chowen on premises.

10-29dr3ipd

IQORW 's'KLE",' tidft large block ol

for some and as thc _Iail Sile is to be land situated on the South sida

of Grafton St opposite P.,W. College

land together with 1 double house of 13 rooms and 1 single house of 'l rooms with a yearly rental oi $300. will he sold enhlock or singlyn This is one of tha best locations in the City. High dry land. Terms to suit. Apply `to 278 Grafton St,, l‘ity. Thomas I‘. Greene.

10-29r1~i1ithcnil3ipd. _

TFEYORWSYAIJEY-double tenement house

_ on Upper Prince St. Apply to Mrs. R. B. I-Iuestis. 9-2811!!-

OUSE FOR SALE, very desirable

Hdwelling, No 148 Euston St. Wm! B frontage of 90 feet and running back, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutche- son, confectloner. 'l-25<_l,tf. _ _'_

QAFES THAT GIVE Ansoinrric l_. Pll0'l‘ECTION from fire, Domin- ion Safe & Vault l‘.o's Safes. All sizes and styles in stock. A few sec- ond hand snfes also. The Canadian Fairbanks Co. Limited. St. John.

N. B. _ *

HELP WANTED `

\V§4N'rnn s}41.nsuAN, crcinsivc

ine, permanent, big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, 10 vacan-

_ 1 V 1 Silk “bright _ n.u.i1=.\x N_s. narcri i-.ai-ni.. ivn-... s1'.JonN,1\'.1x i ma. wma _ hm HW" IM' Mm

treat 10-6dr52l.

` summer this property will udvniice <‘°"t“l“i“§ about 12-130 Sillllafc “'05 "ll

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WINS. ll. l-’Ali'l`lllDGE has moved .1 _to llpcin llousi- Block, room over North A1111-rico l.1l'e Assllranee Ofllco, Ellie (luiir. 10-Zlldlwpd

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V ‘Li l.E'i‘. a large front-room with __ modern coirvenioiiccs. Apply at 150 Prince street 11-ld3ipd. 7"() l.l‘1’I`, house at Brighton, at ___ present occupied by the subscriber. All moilnrn improvenients. Apply to J. J, McKinnon, 41 Queen Street.

10-29iltl.

V ‘O LET, front room with board, ___ Apply to 154 Pownal Street.

10-274l6lpd.

Y ‘U l1l‘l’I`, fo\1r rooms, No. 167 Water ___ St., opposite railway work-shops. Apply to 301 Kent St. 10-22dtf. V' ‘O LET, house No. 232 Grafton St. .__1` Apply on premises. 10-28d1wpd. ["0 LET, a small desirable residence J.-_ 190 Prince Street-Choice loca- tion. Apply to F. S. Moore, 17 Upper rince St. 10-Zldtf. V10 LET the brick building on __ Queen street occupied by John T- McKenzie as merchant tailoring; ss- tablishment_ This store is centrally situated and a go-od business stand. Possession immediately. Apply 18| Queen Street. 10-20d1m_

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winter. D. A. Bruce. 10-291lr1w.

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