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Athletic Board of ﬂontml Queens University definitely de down to strenuous cided this afternoon that. the inter znorrow.

saunter Basic stAo.

(Fortiﬁed With Phosphoric Acid)

We are now in a position to supply our patrons with any of the following

. gradesfor Basic Slag this season.

M‘ "B" quality 11.2% Available Phosphoric Acid. '

§ “XX" do. 14% do. do. do.

§ "xxx" do. 17% do. do. do. "Belt of All" do. 20% do. do. do.

t; ALL 80 PER CENT. FINENESS

’ What does Sydney Basic Slag Contain

The virtue of Sydney Basic Slag is that is contains: A

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4- 4. _

Phosphoric Acid

Lime ‘

Iron _ I t Magnesia . ~ a. Manganese

It is undoubtedly the combination

of these elements working together in

the soil, which has proved our Slag to give such wonderfulresults. Our ‘next advertisement will tell

i you‘ more about Sydney basic Slag.

Cross fertilizers.

, M, SYDNEY, N.S.

collegiate ohanrpi-onls will go to ARGOS SATURDAY/lwrouto on Saturday and play the

lArgonauts for the eastern Domin ,KyN(;.5vpQN_ ant, Nov. 21.——Thr.- ion; chitmplOnBh-lp. .Tltey had a of light workout today and‘ will practice to

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..'F'ANCY-V70_Rl(_ 8ALE— Ladies’ Aid of the Church, tlilioulanuo. utiil hold

has ibeeu, postponed until Year's Day. 089M118 G. (Jilly of Montague ha

driving mare. ceptiounlly line

This was u-nimol.

our race courses, especially on th ice. been n large one.

as it was

to part with Polly.——-J.

.Mr."‘." moan ‘McDonald ltaiph Wightmnn of

(lharlottctown. . Mr who conducts n garage

fered wl n te r.

to keep him Mr. ‘McDonald is on

one recently sold. —.l

schr Bertha McGuire, Capt. Mt- Guire is the only vessel port of Montague at present. is a large vessel and over seven thousand

tit tisitat

sale of Fancylwork in the home of pects his vessel in a Mrs. VlhA. Cumming on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Dec. 12th. order and was u The proposed chicken supper, etc New 10196-23-21

muons: “NET-es. - mf

recently disposed ot his beactiiul

llll GX' and not infrequently has she been seen on

1'?!“ Drift‘. paid must have

thought nothing could lrudure (‘nus

LFPROMISIING BUSINESS.—-

nnd Mr. Montague were among the recent anisltors to Wlghtuiau

in Mont- ague rim-arts business fﬂltly good there being nearly cars enough, ut- busy for the the lookout ‘for a "horse, to replace the

. JLOADING PRODUCE. — The

in the

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bushels. (Ynpt. .\-lcGuire has been coming to Montague for the past tnumhor or years. and has mude many iriends,

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..or his The Capt. who

i1 travels by rail and steamer. ox-

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ed in his husitnress.—.l.

s employees uI the Mental-HIE

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c xvcll mvrimd two wwreks vacation. Spill". with friends tin , Roat-‘nﬂﬂlll. Soiuerville and Elllotvule. ‘Lilﬁt to call her by ‘her every day nuns». is a young lady blessed with tho imam clreerful diswsition. tn fart she is the life of those who are lu-r daily associates. and her rvtllru was naturally greatly looked Isr- wartl to-J.

A Em-itern Personals

..'Wc regret to learn that Miss’ Minnie Mollish ‘one of MonwmW-S gifted teachers. is confined to thet house with a severe cold. He!" many friends hope fo-r her early! reeoveryr-J. »

u-WM-iss Lelia Macdonultl oi New; Perth has purchased the prﬂilillll" of Mr. James tfoliins. New Road. Montague. Miss Macdonia“ will‘ he a valuable addition to the town.‘ and will add one more to the E's: oi’ respectable r-xitizens.—.l. I

in ifact -he is almtost looked upon '

as 0nd oi‘ ourselves. is one Who ntakes ‘friends ivhere- ever he goes. and we hope he will favor us with his genial ‘presence for many years to come-d.

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Teach Children To Use

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a Cuhcura Soap- Becluse it is best for their tender

skins. Help it now and then with

touches ofCuticurn Ointment applied

to ﬁrst signs of redncn or rough-

ness. Cuticurn Tnlcum is also excel-

lent for children.

$0 riﬂe. Dinnnllinlilc. Talc-Be. Sold

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our prlcoo are the lowest ln _ the Province. Santa

Carter 8t Co. Ltd. j~

The captain

I\‘MPRSrS| Benjamin C. Mt-Lurvi and Russel Findlay have returned, to Montague after spending the‘ week end at their home in Murray. Harbor .\'orth. Both gentlemen‘ report the roads in a terrible stunt,‘ almost uirtit to be travelling on.- -.l

.."it. is understood Mr, (luy; Nelson of Montague is to continua-t the nuntioneieriug business iortnerv _ ly conducted by his father. whoa ris now making his home in llosttnt,

' tW-hen it comes tn a tiluent tongue‘

Guy is a veritable chip off he ol-li llblOffk and we lee] will‘ the able to, alpha-id the high position ills lfather has long held in this line, |Partirs having anything to st-lll Iwill do well to employ. Guy as; ‘ salosmanr-J.

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iTHE MOST FAMOUS |_ ‘ INN IN GERMANY]

AIIGSBURG, Bavaria, Nov. 21. - (The most famous inn in. Gcrmzuiy. “The Tim-e lllonre." ‘at Augsburg. ‘has been celebrating an umrlvr-r |snry oi‘ its founding 400 yﬁilrll arm ' Napoleon 1.. spent some time in Augsburg with his staff. and, the ‘old giteat-book o! the inn lit-id tin-l signatures of Josephine llezulhnr- ‘mats and Marie Louise. Next to’ ‘them were inst-rlbPrl the names oil

‘MQItPTIIlCh nnrLTalleyraittl, and offt Ivarlous princes and ambassadors

luv» without nul.

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Christmas i

Will soon be here, and the Mclrly visit of good Old SANTA CLAUS will be eaq. eriy looked forward to by. thousands of Boys and Girls of all ages. For many years SANTA CLAUS has made hll headquarters for Charlotte‘ y town and the surrounding country at CARTER d. CD'S big TOY. FANCY GOODS. and BOOKSTORE. This year will be no exception, SANTA CLAUS will be on hand all right, and the big Toy ile- partment (up-stairs) is al- ready ﬂlled with the latest

and belt in TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, IRON TOYS, BANKS. DOLLS CABS,

ROCKING HORSES, aovs ‘, and GIRLS SLEDS, SNOW SHOVELS. A big aauortmont o! the newest and best GAMES, but just see our DOLL DEPNRTMENT it ll q well worth a visit. Our DOLLS are much chesﬂcr thll year. SANTA CLAUS Headquarters up-stalre is now ‘ ready and opon. Come in and , select four Christmas prel- ents now, we will put them ‘ aside for you till wanted. Buy now. The selection In com- I

plate, gathered from many ,-

couritrieo, bought for cash

Claus Headquarters

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'en route to the Congress of Vienna

Other noted guests included Wei‘ lington and Sir Walter St-nrt, --—<o>—--~

Best thing about. winter issllrlng; always comes right after it. An excellent book to carry on a trip is a mileage book. I| —€-O}————-— l l

Twenty years ago today u":- uv-ro discussing prohibition. but not ill-i’ much as we are now.

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Th9 M ntague again hlethrdist . .110 this full.

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‘few days.- The first rurgc turned out in good, tproiltsbie van-j Next stem-run the CWDl-lliil ill-l tends to hove three vessels engug-|

. l . WWELCOMED BACK. - The‘ Furnhilung Co" “Montague. It"! 41"" ltghterl in have one oi’ their nun».

Miss Lily tliickham buck! again a-iter a must enjoyah!!! ﬂllilt

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Easy Starting-Powerful-Econontical- The New Imperial Premier Gasoline meets every Requirement of Altiitonaobile, and Motor Boat Engines.

Before the new Imperial Premier Gasoline was ever offered for sale in the, Maritime Provinces, it had passed most exacting tests in our reﬁnery laboratories at lmperoyal.

It remained, however, for auto- mobile and motorboat users to make the ﬁnal test as to its actual per- formance in their engines. The results have proved conclusively that the new Imperial Premier Gasoline is a superior motor fuel from every standpoint. '

You will ﬁnd that the new Imperial Premier Gasoline starts even more quickly than Queen Gasoline which some owners have been using in spite of the fact that it was manu- factured primarily for use in light- ing plants and was never intended as a fuel for engines.

up, power, mileage, economy and dependability. Believing, as we do, that this is the best gasoline we can make, we have discontinued the manufacture of all other grades.

A You owe it to yourself to make a test; of this new gasoline which is made right here at home. if it proves satisfactory (as we are posi- tive it will) you can save from 3 to 5 ' cents a gallon over gasolines which will not give anything like the same results.

The proper way to make a test:- Have your carburetor adjusted to use this new gasoline-then use it exclusively-and you will be able to operate your engine on a lean mix- ture ancl not only save gasoline but avoid operating troubles which often result from faulty fuel.

You will also ﬁnd the new Imperial T new Premier Gasoline is obtain- Premier superior to Queen or similar able everywhere in the Maritime gasolines in every other way -pick- Provinces-at the Red Ball Sign.

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

Main Sales Branches

HALIFAX, N.S. ST. JOHN, N.B.

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