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j OPENING AT Pll`l'0N’S

. A lam, looked for event thas passed Miss Delahunt's artistic efforts-_ ` ,tm nillllnery opening a Jas Pa- A touch of Paisley was Lo be seen mn & 00's. What Den can describe everywhere an-d gave adecidedly onl we beauty ofthe showing, the verlt- look to many an otherwise plain ilile not olcolvrs in autumn time; model ssit hlendsa into the rnvhnn _“Hugo feathers, liower_an1l ribbons. _velvet_or even appeared in the quills TM scene was much enioyed by lwn-.and wings. “eds of ladies who thronged thel 'I‘lllH§1 D1B»yS_~a.n important' part in large showrooms Blld Ilmlly B. Charm-_trimmings this yenr and showed t ing cl-nation with be seen on _ flhe_decider1 advantage in bandeaux, cor suwts, the results of last .evening B and ca.-bochons. d¢monstration._ ‘ | Fhhb_0ns are very fashionable and The hats this season are either Patons milliners certainly created Ingo or small' but the large lnod‘els_soma_ truly artistic hows, knots, etc ue deoldedly li-oldi-ng their own es- for last night/s opening pooinlly for dressy W°Bl`~ | Several of the modcls had the dain‘~ Paton & Go are showldg Bn ¢Xl§0n-ltlest single or double rutile of Valen_ sive selection of millinery fabrics. clennes lace imaginable which made leather novelties, ornaments. etc., as the chapeau simply irresistable nnl_l well asa carefully selected MOCK 0| so becomi-ng to the average face. mlnle-covered pressed_sh'aP¢B', beav-l One _could go on writing pages on em folts, etc. Satin is_ in high fav-_the_tr1mmlngs for llcver had Paton on and pressed shapes in satin, both & Lo sllch a selection of soft feathe in black and in shot eiects, have mounts, ch-antecler mounts, wings, boon distinctly good sellers at this plumes, etc, while the ribbons opening, both in the large sailor-'anal are simply georgeous in colors nno mushroom shapes and in the small‘er,\_vea.ves. coche and tllrhan shapes. | There is surely a nat, for every fnoe The collectuon of feather 'novelties in Pafon & C'o's showing and 'be it of

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ed silk facing finishing with 9, lace g00d, trlimmingli. ST-”-55. SEUl1S._ HQV ruch and two mngnii-loont Sweoplng elties in neckwear _ _was so daintily

with handsome je¢;'0mamen¢S_ lnll-previous displays made-by th Anotlnn- Hd,-Bam" was Om G( the hrm and the ready to weaugarment new tnrbm, musm-Ooms with ,_.01.d1B_ce includinlg - magnificent fur and fur

nocordin-n pleated brln-,_ draped and lined coats well repaid tlle»v.1sitor_

and was most beco,;._i,ng_ , was at a loss where to look for t

An Amethyst beaver ith h~ h 1 nicest._They were there in all grades _ , 1 k. B- te d . X. ~ .d _ t0____e_ feather _band ara wings :);`é;p_l_;|m_d Prices from the be_autmluy_ mayb as Eddy and Lemare, Mr. Wheeldon s 0 er s o ice yes r ai mo ning ma e

led mlnlk tothe most inexpensive fu

Head.-Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. '“‘° N°'"‘““"’°"*=““‘ “id “T” _“"“'°

The latest news. nut ol an. Miss Gems Recuin, city, has gone

` -' *i* ' ~- on a. visit to Boston and Toronto. Misses Elsie and Muriel Tanton, city

C~_B- Channel. (Pits. returned last , --- returned last evening ‘noni lin! ...x Welling from HWMN- -~- G. S. and MRS. Inman. Montague. where they had been visiting lvl inn

2; ~ _ '-'-‘ l -returned last evening after 8, wcddinglpast two weeks,

_ Dr. I»v_a,n_. McKinnon of New Y,ork,'¢om._ ____ is visions,-his '“°”““ WB' M"m`“' . -- ' , The Hnlllni Fire penal-tinent has 'mlb M-“Glu AV°'W°i‘ A. M. Fraser. H`5-mai. came if the purchased a lille steel grey horse; 3

meumnant G_Temm_ Rogers 'C_t."i_cit_y on the Northumberland isst ev- ri..'li0n winner winner at the Exhibit- recnrnea last night lnnni _i-i'_aillax', °“‘“g' _ ‘°“' Th' -5"’ ‘“' “"° "`“'” 'M'

where he attended the Exhibition. , _ Nil-B_ Ulla? Smmliii __Clty, :sfuined nno wh-on tied at west Street Engl-no ' ' _ ' as nig from aiax. where she House hitched tl. an engine acted as

Mm' H“mm°“d Kelly' S°“thp°"“`had been visiting for tha pmt lvc~.~k'_ ;li_ ‘lm tho nnnnor noi-n_" Ho will be

mtunwd last night tram Human' -*_ ‘one of the three horses hitched for the

Exhfbition' T _ A ' '_ G1Yde_ of N”“'_ Y°"k *_“"’ ewected in ,the trio tllen being greys_ "Farnier." .A. W. Reddin and his sister Miss, fggitflty this evening on a week_s_a white horse wiltlhéle th_<i__middle Ellie Redd-in' leave rpfxt wdeek lon _ ~~ with ';a§_;“5;r_;’r'r‘_ £1 __f"`I:_‘ “i ;‘:‘:B

l th ' ' . _. - . ev ---‘H em

_;‘_¢;rc:__:l_'t_:;_ey1_iere cy wi resi e Of Today s Guaidian contains si_xte_en understood me .hum Fire Devmtmlent

£3522-"i’_§c{‘5g';';_ malfsg :;gf_‘;'2§r;_eekT`.were looking him over. He cost $300.

Weather, permitting, the C. G. S, Sh_a_keSpeal.mn gscrmon and the S_ Swat Tuesday _eve_n1ng's meeting of the

Bi-nn; .will lenvo tn-is morning for Lesson nrewarlls chairman lodwards was

r moot l>~oln;_ to neplaooilio East poing ' _ _authorized to_ purchase anotll-srl

t;“°y' which has drifwd “ut 0' p°si7 Tomorrow Harvest .service will l.e'§wrs;'__L;:e agiglfingsn _:‘__':fe_‘;t_;vi;mM§2

', . ._ .~,, or ‘. ` " U lon ____ ‘hem m.st'P°‘“.1 H church' _'hue fmthas his eye on another grey.-Halifax

. _ "_ be special music. The Venelnble Alchf Cl _ 1

All the- stock from tl1is_province,, deacon Armitaglm M__ A__ “__ “__ _lt_ ironic e.

;'é“§f:e"e”;‘{__§§§‘;__°*;1;_;‘§_°°_‘}h;“p_f;_{f‘£_§_Halunx will he the special nfs...-her DOING NOTHING FOR weeks, was brought over on the Nor- at the three Servfces' _ '1`ECHN1CAL EDUCATION-

thllmbwlwq lasigfnmg' _ The mail train arrived in this city TO§ONTO_ Ont__ och 5‘_.rhe part Btanl-ey Bros. Millinery ,opening la.” evening at te" human' tw“~nW`nV° the niversity Of '1`0l‘0ll’f»0 is £0 llllly

'took place last night and was welllmmutes late' The, Mmimy _H‘*“`h°" in the scheme of Technical Educa- nttcnded_ The magnificent display of .tmm' d“e here at “lm t1““`t‘y't“"’ V85 tionl occupied the attention of the mminery Creations; was pleasfng to ,one hour late. Other inward trains Royal Commission Un lnvlnon-ini the lmly pllmllanel- who tlipongoq the ‘yesterday were OD UWB- ‘ Training and Technical Education nnillineny <lo'nn,i-emen1»,_ ' _”` here today. President Falconer ex-

___.__ _ Pl`0f~ W`hE01‘10ll Plays 0"? Of the pressed himself in hearty accord with

Amon those returning to the city hf""g°st Ufgans 0" ffhf’ A"“_“"°““ C"’“' the work the comnilission was_ doing

last evefiinv from Halifax where they t'“e“t~ H15 °°“‘P'°s‘t‘°“S “rm 5 l’1`a°"'an<l stated that members of his stall

° h ro rams of some of the Linn lit, to

kinia Frank and Mrs. Beales D. A. “Y 07 ”'1i.f°'time__f°" many w het" nical Eddcation. President Falconul

chus¢?cj___ y _ the First Methodist Church, Wedncs- system ,m.d,,r whlc-h the l;m\_...rS,gy

_____.. dliy. OC*-OUET 19f-h~ 330 D-me of Tolvnto was operated, its close

Rev, Allan Simpoon, Bi-i<1g¢»town, _;_ relation to the Provincial Govern- N. S.,,who was expected to. arnive in A F590” _WHS °,l"c“1f‘Wd E1'U“1"~1 ‘he ment and its connection with vnr- this city_la.st night bllt did not ar~ City 1813*? Hlgllt fe_f€_W“1“l§ $0 the Sllll' ions colleges. Prof._ Robertson lost ri.vc. .will he 'here tolnight., Hel Osed dell?-h Of a 011112211- 011 €l1\_l\iil`lllg little time -in bringing up the matter will visit in this cityand with,_othei~ it_was learnerk that the rumor was en- of Technical Education and _asked friends in the province for a_ short tiitely without foundation. lt was not what the university was doing in time and while in the city will be possible to trace it to _its source, but this direction. _ _ the glfest of W. A. and Mrs.Stewart, it is evident that those who wsisted “I don't believe _we arc Klylllll Elly Prince St. He is expected to occupy in spreading it did not take the pro- Technical Educa.-tlon_ in the sense the pllllllt of Zion Chiirch an-d pro- per precautions towards ascertaining which the oommlssroner has ill bnlbly St. James' Church tomorrow. its truth. mind,” ans\vc1‘€<l Pl‘€Sld€l\¢ FH-lC0l\0l'-

Rev. John Sterling. Ile-v Mr. Beaton. The msrrwsr wok view ir the El" Nsw oil. wl~:i.l. nscosn ousnalt Unlcdoliia; Ituv. Mr. MacKenzie, Wlood iscollal Ch‘“"fh at Sydney UH* '1`h\ll`S' --

ma-ny wo,-1ld.l~@nownf,d 0|-gwnlsts 5uch'marr1age license, at the Brooldln .

weighs 1400 lb, has splendid aetion,‘

where she had been attending the MP5- Bea"-ie and M553 M3»“‘1elAlexandi'a Engine at Bedford ll0W.‘

had attcnllcd the exhlibitiori were the 0" t, e D g , _ . had Kiyen 9. £20011 d0E\ Ol ly;

following from this city: Ivan Hug- = “'9l`1d E b'2‘Ef- Off-’.‘l1lllBl1S. lllcllldlml Ml' thc relation the nu-iversity was to] hes Bruce Stewart, Dr. J. T. Jen- Wm L°m"“"’- It will be the 0l'p0"t"“‘ h-old to the new movement for Tech-_L _

» _ in_port last evening until »ii_l\.- lor- '

- ' \ " " eynve owing to the thick .ve..iln-n 5'

So splendidly effective is uvabuum.

method of c _ez-ming that large cltresare now c eaning their streets in this way.

_ As applied to household __w'orl_¢`. it removes dust and dirt quickly and effectively.

n does the work wiihonfcéiingfhe slightest

‘ damage.

the machine.

sort.

Our new and

an hour.

~ And yen'll be

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Bnuc Henr Hooper, and Win- him “fl the m“gnf“°°“f “9“'°0I`ll61l 1" spent some time ill explaining the “0uSeh0ld Lil'\¢nss cafpdsv curtains, _°i|¢l0\h.', UIC.

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All the house wife has to do is to order up

No need to lift carpets or ariything of the

powerful machine-with

experienced operator--at your service for $1.00

surprised hovv much dirt

and dust-- the real genuine article--can_ be ex_-

lracted from APPAREFTLY cleafn rugs,furni- ture, harigings and wal sin an hour.

Phone us, 213, for _appointment as our

time is generally taken up in advance.

I acity of wells already struck is about _fifteen million feet. '

l _-'Q-_--1-' EL.DER’S SHEDS BADLY

DAMAGED BY FIRE.

MONTREAL, Oct 7-Fir last night,

badly damaged the Elder Dempster sheds on their wharf and‘ii consider- able ;l|llantlty_ or merchandise waiting to he shipped was destroyed. The loss will be heavy.

MASONS MAY EXPEL

islands; ucv. li. u. strsthie, sum- dey nicht last of Fréd Cl MCI-ea" Of Mor~lc'l'oN, oct. 6.-A report from .- merside; Bev. ll. G. Sinclair, Tyne ll:/lIEi1_WEyMMail scp_vice___&o Mlsihlsiibtelmxe Stoney (ll-ook area of the__Mari-I IETBOIT LAWYLR' Valley; Rev. w. H. Spencer. Uulvn; “"‘°“. °“`°W» “li °‘_` " ‘e Y* 0 time oil nellls states that we No. DETROIT M. h O ___ 5_E _,___ nev. John Mn.-rny, simon; Rev. G. Frederick lviotrtrliiii, _solll_ls___'_1;l__:_<=_____e_o;l_; 15 .,0,e.i L., B .ienth of 14411 feet is themed n,Dm.th'e D‘_§tm_t° ggirfur _’_f;___1§

,_ E. and Mrs. Ross,_an'd T. C. and Mrs. P1? were lm” °“‘e" °“ ,¥,h‘ R “J largest _gas producer yet struck, theiaml chica“el_y_ George W_ RM“O_.,1_l _ James,City, returned last evening §_:;‘e“(‘§s dlxéng grexgg' b__0;_er_:;_'\,8_w§ Cdl>8_<‘iiy being_ placed ut over me one of the most prominent attorneys 0 from New Glasgow, N. S., where they ' 0 _ y’ y. t é M d M million feet daily. ln thin city; was yogterolay plnooll on e attended the synod of the Presbyter- ‘I_’_f(_€;;nbi;d;a_v<;gic1n_; imsr. ap” _[E-l£ The third Sands Wm: St__uck_dat1_l-15 “ml before ()___e"\ml LOdge_ A_ [_._

h I - ~ - ~ _ h - i f u d .- t d ian Cliurch cl the Maritime Provlinc- ` ._ . _ , feet, nnd further "l,|orl_ng showc_ ian in- and A_ l\ll_ for nnmasonlo ¢onono\;_ ad a lropping brim with white P1°“'t' ls owing - 0 ~B' an mn 'er msg. es. evening Snbzfwlél $31331?" xievgmlxxh creased pressure. This well is some Radford was disbarred .-:everal

_ M 1 “_” 3;. miggre O;/[__ McL§B_n has been <liStRllC€ f\`0m f-he 0*-lllfl”S. llilflll Bild months ago from the practice of law,_

' Canada has the following ' west in the direction of Moncton. and for a year he has fought. >-'..l\l-`

willow plnmeg over tho crown caught and ex-qulsitely lnlvitinlg as to rival to “S‘_°“__ _ transferred _ . . _ _ _ _ _

~ e say- In- his recent series of ' ' The oihcials of the company arelbornly to avoid a Masonic _ul-rnli;ll-

Rocitals given in the Metropolitan _-un hi lil -eluted with the results as, in- ment.

S _ - _ l ioet.r.tl1hss 'Z Y - - - .

Ghlllvh. lllllslc l<>\'el‘B had a good op- The B"=’t_°“ ‘]°“,ma 9 . _ d‘ tl that the Stun y Creek area The specific charge. agulziat tue at- portllnity of hearing Mr. Wheeldon|th€ 10l_l0v;;;ng which w111__int_<;;rest the a;g£rtEU\I:l1i‘,»c cu-llnl tlo Lthe supply of tux-n_ey by his Masonic oretlilvlll 1.; the

_ _ . - - __ perform .upon the organ, aird, al-'mmly m, “S p1"}"'m°9 W `” "ow B h 't f,\'l f, l [nel 1 p w- finding of tile Circuit Cozlri judges, trimmed with velvet in sunset shades,I 'H190 thi? f\lfB*‘S“0ll 11 Variety One though Hroronto awdienws have heard contr_acting_part1es. The return of a _ireugg]'e§’1_as°§‘i‘;_‘:;;__g‘frThe d”_;;;y c‘;___luDDn which he was disbm,_e_1 8% Fan.

attorney. lf he is expelled from his lodge Radford will also automatic- all; be expelled from Detr-i:f'. (Vom- mandcry of Knights Templnrs, the Scottish Rite ond the Shrine.

A BIG DEAL.

“You look particularly happy to-

day," said Citmun.

"l am," replied Snbbuhs; "l'vc just

succeeded in getting oilr leading lady to sign for anctllcr season."

"1 didn't know you were in the

tlleatrical llilsinessf’

“l'm not. I refer to ollr cook."-<

Catholic Standard and Times.

WHEN WOMEN TRAVEL

lt is now no novelty to ace women

travelling -alone, though not many years ligo [cw of theni really took long trips without escorts. The mod- ern business woman must make her trips just the same as the ‘business

man, and there are certain rules of procedure that she must adhere to.

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Same Shadamade a charming model as did also the black pnnno velvet, witll mink band round the crown set oii' at the side by a Paradise osprey, Tho effect was most attractive, Fmlwhly the hnndsomest model wo.. e lrirzr black _/velvet picture has with soft Pleated facing, very simply trim- med, but exquisitely dainty with small hand made roses in the differ-

so slliteti to the misses.

Indeed taken asa whole the d

play was onle of thc finest ever giv east of Montreal according to t/ 'msual remarks of certain visito who knew whereof they spolui.

'l‘o enable everyone to see t

__ playing did not suffer by the oom-

parison." All slhould hear Prof.

-s_ Whceldon in the First Methodist e Church, Wednesday, October 19th. h _ _ .

2830 plm _ s

r The funeral -of the late George H.

e Dillon, (‘ity, took place yesterday

h afternoon from the residence of his

showing it will be continued today h at

and this evening in all its beauty Miss Delahuut and her assistan may well feel proud oftlieir artis

2t_ shades ,and was a fair sample off work, -

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and father Wil ‘am Dilloli, Gr ton St.

ts the remains having arrived in this tic city the night previous accompanied

by the wife and daughter of the dc- ceased and his mother, Mrs. William

if . __ _AMARTYR 'ro llsnmicmizsv _

ll;°l“l~°°

will make life comfortable for you again.

_ _ _ _ They relieve the worst headache in 30 minutes or less.

N~"°~°l Dm -sa cl...-:eil cennm., ef canes. ul-.iles » M

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7'p£' c; CUMULATIVE PREFERRED S'l`0Clf.

Carrying Quarterly dividclul Pnynble October Iotll.

'v:¢--1- in -cr

4 1.

Prices io_~", p. 0.

1- wi: wlsn ro rulzcllliss

`City of Halifax 5 p. c. Perpetual Stock for wllicllbcst ulnrkct

i rates will be paid.

1i.<<:..lllillclll1i'losllii ce.

Members Montreal Slack Bulimia.

H'l\l1ll“A5{f‘ N.S. Direct Private Wires. ST- _]0HN.N B

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Dillon. The funeral was attended by a large number of the friends and relatives of of t‘he\dece‘asod anld his family who paid their last respects to the memory af the late Mr. Dil- lon wllo was a well known and popu- lar young man. His early demise is deeply regretted by many. The pall- bearers were 1 Ernest- DesRoches, William Gillis. John Griffith, Ernest Coffin, Percy J. L. Pearden and Her. bert Vanlderstilie.

MARITIME SECURITIES.

Oct. 6, 1910.

Quotations furnished by J. 0. Mols-

tosh dr Co, Exchange Building, Hall- lfax. N. B. _

Ask. Bid.

B. N. America...... .. ......150 141 .New Bi~unswick....._ . .. ._.275 ‘Nova Scotia, ex-div...... .278 Royal ex~div 2_45 Union of Halifax 194

-IIIBOELLANEOUI:-" ‘

fiicaaln Fire 110 100 -Acadia Sugar, pfd...... ...105 100 ;Do. ordinary _.....6G 64 iBrandram-Henderson. Com.....22 18 ‘East Can. Savings & Loan._.l40 131 Eastern Trllst Co...... 150 Halifax Fire ins......... ........._..l.05'96 N. S. ’l`clel;hone_ ...__..l20 118 Stanflelds, pfd...';.. .......104 W0 Do. Com.. ...58 54 Trinidad Electric 75 73

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5 We 0`fh`r For Sale lE

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i ln Lola To Sui( f- I - Purchasers .

$55,000 __

4 Ptr Cen! Bondi _J

,.-. -4-if-_ _.o-

Théso'bonil.~l are isslled in denoliiilinliolls of $5uo :ind :irc dur

lO'ctobo|» ist, |g5:r,`lnfcrest being payable hnlf ycnrly, lst April :ind Ildl' Ociclsr. '

Price 95.55 and interest

’ yielding 4.25 per cent

; F. a; neennw as Co. i 5 Mcn\l_r'\i°s Mnnlrcnl Stock Exclrillgo M.°n__m_a

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BONDS.

Acadia Suglr...... ....103 101 Brandram-Henderson... ....100 91 _Halifax Tram .... .. ..,......102§ 100 ‘N. S. Steel, 1slts.................... 97 95 Do.. Debenture Stock 102 100 Porto Rico .... .. 85 ll Btanflelds. Ltd. 102k 100 "Trinidad 1$lectric_...._ ..__...95 9|

-' sroox Quo'r.i'r1oNs. __ ~lvaw voiili, oct. 1-(special

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61; iosi ve; 195; 146; 115i 122i 69;

Copper 'Baltimore _.

rl. P. R. Reading Southern Pacific _ . St. Paul ..... U. S. Steel . union Pacino __ 167|

_ Missouri Pacific 55|

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f _ iw ' _ rleiiel .' -~ 1 ,- dn" s_______y_ Richmond Cha _,__,m_.,_N,,,,

' hitter. _; - .

270 2 .ll 192

known the marriage of William E. Hasillell, jr., son of Col. William E. Haskell of the Hotel Somerset and former plilllishel’ of the Boston Her- ald, to -Elizabeth Riiiehardt 5, widow of Bay Fortune, P. E. I.. and the daughter of Hillman Peak of Green- bay, Wis. Tile bride's age is Elven on

‘the certificate as 30 years old wlhile

the lhridegroom is twentv-rifle. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell were married by the Rev. W. W. lllife. pastor of the

fl<‘lrst Presbyterian Church nt his

home. Mr. Haskell met his bride at tne North Station on the afternoon of the 19th, and in his automo`l>ll~e_ they went to the Brookline Town Hall, asked for a marriage license and also for information as to whom they could get to marry them. adding that they were in a great hurry to lget into Boston and do some shon- ping and take the New York boat, Procuring the license thcv hurriedly left the clerk’s ofiioe and after visltini the homes of a number of Brookline pastors located Mr lllife, who mar- ried them. Mr. Haskell has for the Dust year has been livin.; with his nn- Clff. Herl,eri'. S. Womlward, of 12A Linden Street, Brookline. and is at the present time in thc telephone bus-

iiness, _

James Callaghan

lins received his full supply of new fall goods in STAPLES and FANCY SUITINGS :incl QVER- ~C_0AT_INGS and is prepared to g_lve _llls cllstoluers the best seluc tion lil the city. His ever illcrens- ing trade is a proof of the kind of work he is tui‘-ning out. He has had in tlielnsi few liiolltlls over ll lluuclrcd new cugtolncrs. He lilukcs lt a point to make every gnruleut nn fld\'erti.~:emellt for his lillsilless The fit is guaranteed and the goods also. '

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ll' GUUD PllSlTl0N"

(kin bs had by ambitions yolllll;

men and ladies ill the field of "Wire- less" or Hallway telegraphy. Bingo the 8-hnllc law became effective, and since the wireless companies are es- tablishing stations throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegmpliel-s. Positions ploy 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 nf R. R. and Wire-

_ _ _ __. __ :agus f_)fllcials_t_and iilrlmes all gradu-

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FARM FOR SALE

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LOWER MONTAGUE

` That desirable ro crt known as the “Pete1‘s’ Home

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stead”_is offered at private sale either with or without crop,

'stock and implements. ~ '

- The farm contains 106 acres of land and fronts on George-

town Harbour. There is oil it sufficient lumber and fire Wood forthe farm supply and about three acres of swamp mud ofthe very best quality. `

Tile house is large and new. It was repainted last sum-

mer for the first time. The barn is sufficiently large to store all the crop and to house the stock and is in good repair, There is also a piq house, woodshed and granary.

There is an orchard in bearing containing all thevarieties

required for a plentiful supply of apples, pears, plums, cherries, gooscberries, currants and strawberries for family use and a young 5 acre orchard set out last spring, The school and a Methodist Church are on the farm and a Presbyterian Church is less than I-8 oi a mile distant.. i

The crop consists of hay, oats {whic‘_l1 took second 'prize

in the “Fields of Standing Grain Competiti_`on”) _and oats and peas cut green for winter feed _for cattle, and turnips. This will be sold in lots to suit purchasers,

The, machinery was all new this summer.

- It is one of the bes_t and best located farms in Kings

County and is being sold because the present o_wner’s family home- stead camp into the market this Autumn and was purchased by h' . ‘ '

lm,

Thisffarm was purchased last Winte{`at Public Auction

for $3800. The 5 acre orchard has since bee ` planted and other

$3000 may hesecured on the farm. - _ ' ,

For further particulars apply on the farm to Charles Ross,

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improvements made- ll iS l\0W béilllf DHQP01; l0l' $49003 0l`W|fl¢|\'

_or to Thé_odoré`Ross, Charlottetown, P. E; island. » ._