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because the stomach bulb.

digest the overload. The lover of good

IOTEI. BRUNSWICK _

HONCTON. N. 5. t and Best. Located Fotel

aooommodarlng ‘.’C0 KUNU- ocntro of spacious ;,1'onudsan_d elegant shaded li-ues uiaklllli ll bla for tolli-into in thn summer

GEO McS\\'EENEY

lilc- l= gig. sei

Mcl. an, K. C. Dmulld i\l.-Kiunon. IDMEBAN 3 l'\cK|NNON .-Barristers, Attorneys-at. Law

Brown Block, L`l1:irl.\tii~luwii

G-eo. S. ID rnan BLRXIBTER AND A'l"l`l 'KNEY Sudltnri IDI the Canadian Hunk of Loullilri-cv: Montague _-1---‘~---*-»--‘~'~ ' ' M' ' 4

' O HnLl‘l0l) KJJ. W. l1I.BHiN1`L.l£¥

E`cLeo¢l (D. Bentley

h llarrlslors Mui .\tinrlloy~_iii~l:l\_\ _ ' Solicitors for ihc lillill. oi No\.lh~>;lll.l M i Lo li

! oney o a

ER. J0llN LEDWELL. M. D._

Chmund Streelmppllsill- Sl. l‘;ilil`s Cliilrrli g Hours until lo o`i`l\\cl< in _; p. lll. _i_______ _____ __ __ __

‘_' I. J. YEO, M. D.

M I

' Physician and Surgeon I Resideilcc- Ki-lit .~‘l.rl-vi. _

Next door to “’l`he'l`\\'o Allies' _]’hone370 _ __ _ _

Warburton fi? Shaw

Bsrristers, Attorneys. Nl\l.iry Public, Ein gflce ln Cameron Sloan, Cluirlotteiovill

, P, E, Iniaiid

.A.Leclile,M.R.C.V.S | vernment \"l~rl-rilmli lllsnnrior “

Emlrw mvrl-:i 'l~vl.l» :il .-url-¢l\~.'\l I

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Qrizwaiir fa _ _cAl~lriii;i.i,l

, lhrrlateu. Solicitors. eic. -bfllces in l)l>sl%ri.-<il_v lilock. corn:-r

keen and Grnlton §tl'<-i-is, L`l\:ii'loLie-

wil, P. E. Island.

HONEY T0 LOAN. Is. STEWART _Kc .\'._\.c.\.\ll-lll5l.l_

0.00000 °l 3@§@@@\3)§- $0]

W. J. MacMillan I

M. D. ‘

Physician Q. Surgeon 3:

` IN l’l" 'it ¢

Plenty of hair nets at 5 cents

each at the smallwares counter to-day. Como right ln. Moore Q. McLoid _ 9-2dtf

l _--i

"Don’t forget to take home a box

of ltlcCoilkey’s Chocolates with yoll.

-EA. Foster, Central Drugstore, sun-

_uysi\le. _ 9-9d3i. ’ "Hats for nil men in our but de-l pnrtincnt. Hawes $3.00 guarniltced, ,Christy hats, llard and soft fllts.

\l"i'owsc Bros. ‘J-‘|ii2i.

"Don't pass our corner when you

lrnnt n cigar or package of tobacco. Remember we carry an up-to-date stock of the above and keep thorn just right ill our Hlimidor Case. Every popular cigar or clit or plug

Kinnlln Drug Co., cor. Gt. Geo. and

_Kent Sta. - drtf.

“Dill yllll knoll' tlizll Wi* ll:l,lIil‘.'ltl'

:ill \f.-\ll. lllilllili |>l'l<'l‘s',' Sl-lid us llil- lisi, und we will scllll yi ll th(-

_________ A _- I

Black Diamond Line

'Flip _\‘. .\'_ “l_ioilli\‘lst.ll," sailing

lroni .\ll»lltl'cnl 'l`ufsdn_\', .\‘rpt. 6th will lil- dlll‘ nt l‘llnl'llittctli\\'il 'l`hilrs-

lilly l‘\‘l-liiil;:. Sl-pt. Sth, iiiid hridiiy, Sept. Still, slllls fill' St. .lolill`s, Now- folllllllnllll, rin .\`yllll<-y and Nllrtll

ill- und sllvcp l»ll deck :ind prodllvc llllllcrdl-ck lit lowest plissilllc rates.

l\`ilr fiirtllor pzll'tirlll:\rs up

_ l‘l-I.-\l{l<l llll().\` & 10..

| - _»\:cnts. ll-l,..i<l.»li@ln‘\\~li_ sem. li, ifliil ll-illui.

l l

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Worth”s ~ f Livery Stables

I O '

ply to U I

._ ____

Ohicee in Monte ue Capt

w. A. Jdnnswu, Agent,

8 i -

and in Soilrls, A. J. McDonald, Agentl

...The latalt uve, Int. of all.

my nel quite me wllli il lm oi NA-DRL-l-co Dyspepsls Tablets il hand. _...Pius Flslmshan. who has bwl at

a box. If your drliggist has not stocked them yet send 504:. and we UIB Old \10ll1° M GGOFSOWWB fm' *-11* them, 34 past two months, leaves on return

Ce.efCaaede.l.|nh¢d, » - . _ M,,¢,,,|_ to Quincy. Mass.. next week. ,

_ __...._

...Attention of merchants is called

to the ad. of Felix J. Simms. Hali- fax, N. S., which appears elsewhere, and in which is given a list of the beverages sold by him. A_J. Mc- Donald of Soilris is his representa- tive iii this Province.

Their Eureka, Bitter Sweet's and __The death occurred in San ymn. lliirity brands are simply delicious. ciécb August 1_ _ 1g10_ U; _|a.,,,_;

Campbell, aged 60 years. ‘\lr. C.liilp- bell leaves to mourn a wifc, one son and one daughter, besides two bro- thers, Donald J. of Hcatherdiile und Murdock of Brooklyn, also one sister Mrs McGowan, Dundas. The .leceusell wus B resident of Frisco for iwenty- three years mid he conducted ei large contracting business, giving cmp"i.i\'~ ment to a lurse iiumbcr, of whom several were from l’. E. I. The de- ceased visited his native home two years ago. He was n. Mason and Odd- fcllow. The funeral took place lllldcr

mhacco at popular W-i¢es_ Th, Mc. the nllspi_ces of Pacino Lodge A. F. all

A_ l\l_, No l3b, and was largely at.- telidcd us 1\'i'l' Cilmpbcll wus lldlil in high esteem.

FAMOUS l'AIN'l`El't DEAD

:""'lS M ”"""` l'ri""‘ n"“'S" l;")"; lilNllii‘~l \‘i‘l»t 7--Williaili llolliiilli

_ _“___ . . ., . _ _

l-iililit, thc llaiilltcr, who with linssctii uiill Milluis (oliillled thc pre-liaphaelitc .School dicd today.

coN.\:~l_llovi.l~:'s soi.v'rioN.

A .

_f f_r,f_ _-~ ._.~r. -IS-

'-‘.-.fflwl -I .Q ‘ .. '5- ‘ _-_ rl

"___ ' _-jj ' - ‘_:: _ ‘ <'ollilil lloylc story. ‘.___'»~j'_. _ ‘ "Sir _»\rtlillr ('olinli Doyle," hc said

` ' " ‘ ' ' “sat lit. A dinner on his last visit

I\cw York 'l`imcs.

A Nl-w York poet, lit thc Alltllnrs' uh, in Svvclltll Avellue, told ii

llcrc beside fl luily, who asked leave to consult him about some thefts.

' " ‘i\ly dctl-crive powers,` hc repli-

_ od, ‘arc nt your service, niadam.’

“ ‘\\`cll,‘ said the lady, ‘frequent

null nlystcrinlls thefts have been oc- rllrilli: ut my house for ri lung time. 'l‘llll< illcrc disullcmcd lust week 11

. .~ ~ >~ l l ‘ "5"l"(`y' li' H" ""“`3"‘g h`"""“’ CMA mllt.ir llorn a lirooin n box of golf

. .

bulls, fi left riding boot, a diction- ary zlilcl llulf a dozen i_iii picpla.tes.’

.\l:z\,' said' the creator of Sher-

lock Holmes, ‘thc case, mndam, is quite <~le:il-_ ifoll keep ii. gl_>at_f_'_' _ W Dinh. _ _ (-lillli<`REY»At Norm Wiltshire, Sept

7, 'l`lloiniis‘Godfrcy nged 72 ycrlrs. Fllncral Friday at 2 p. ni. .

NOW 0N SALE _

_ Residoiicl-1 l incll . . <

_ 1--lsiiil lmoln-;llnl. .L I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .,o0o¢-,goooooo _‘_ G_ .l _\oui gioccrs -

'George W. McPhee

Barrister :ind i\l.torne,\'-:it-Il\\v Ofllces New l’r<l\\'se Block. Charlottetown. l’. li. lslnnd.

___

Proprietor

_ First-class ` Single and Double _ l Teams

l.YNCli’S

All-"-l=r.lell'»~'-"~f-Ml l ciiiililviliir

Office and Residence

P*‘°"° |64 Prince Street,

~ ' 157 Pownal St 52 Clmrlolieiowii.

8_3od_=m_ H-2_:cl l iliri l

H _.-.___ .__ _ _ _ _. _ _ _ __ __ .'f_ _

'Y V Y VV VYVTY Y V W Y V V V Y_ ' '

:illll liosi St jollil Lillie i

o ~ :<ltilf_;\\'.

HARD- WALL PLASTER

. For Walls And Ceilings

dries' qiifckly, llzlrll us simile, “itlilliil L‘i‘iicl<.\`. l,<l<lk into it llf:l`ol'i- _roll plllsiel' yoiir lloiisc, Lzlills, llnir

93”!-se

AAAA A@AA»

lllvaiys iii stock lit l0\vc.~&t

AAAAALALAAA4 AAAAAA AAAA. AA.4.A.A_A_4

1 }»i'ii`i:>.

` l A. Duchemin £6’ Co.

fcllliiiiiinu cinssirlrn Ans.“)

l'*_"l..;Y _ . __ ___

“T ’BoAlzni;i<s wmvriin

,A Flaw Mollie l»...ll-»i.-i-_.~_ mn nc ' colnfortiilwly nc<~.»nillio<iute.l nt. the Acadia, coiilcr Qllcvll :ind \\`:ltcr

fl Tdllipd.

t'» ll riimnu; limi'

.~""A,NTED, girl for lgvlicrnl llollrlv-

ll l ill

! lwork. Apply nt this l-‘lvl - once. li-.'illlltf_

WANTED,a girl for gcncrnl house- ' work. One who unllerstnnds pla- in cooking prcfcrrcd. Apply to Mrs. J. O. Sims, 279 l`liclin'lond St..

‘2"l_|-

il.\"f`, from lilkiwniail shl»rc,.<nlnll Alzrowli row limit with ,l_:l‘cl-11 lining, iilllvl' pll-use lclivc nt 121 .\`l»rth liiv- ' liilllil, U-liiliii

'MALE HEL? 'S

\".\N'l`l‘1ll, clcrk for colllltry store.

.llulc ull-rk with solllc cxpcrioncc

pi-lfei'i‘cd. Apply at this oillce.

il-7d3ipd

,xxf-\f\"l`l".ll, first f-_'ns-; s,|\'._\'u:‘, I-`in<_; i l*v_~illi'llr»~ ,,ild gmlll wages for til.; lligllt lr_irin. Geo. l‘l. Gull .\’-_ (lil, Wfmd. ville .\lill.‘. 8-3113 ‘1 ' 1

~ l wi wpl.

`\'AN’i`I'Il>, npprf-ntlr-is for fflllndry.

.I Apply to llrllcc Stcwllrt, & Co.,

..-_v;________ ___ _'f"1“_“_"~__ __ _

FOR .SALE

SiAl~‘l'll~l-illliilinion Snfc & Vmllt, l ("o's Safes will ullard nizrlinst loss by tire or bllrglnrs. They have

ilflhtopstliited that they nrc absolute- ly iioproof, The (`ul\iillizl-n Fair- linnks (10,, Lilniterl, St John, N.B.

_‘4"'_OIl SALE on liberal terms that _ _ -excellently sitllatcd resilience 302 “refill G°0l”iZc St. nt, corner nf King Bt. Near stenmers, trains, mnrkotl and churches. Apply to Arthur J. B. Mellish, Solicitor. iq--2<lt(_

FARM for sale, 150 acres in high _ _ state of cultivation zood bllfld. ine! e miles nom clml~inliel_0wn., term! easy. Address W. W. Walker. _0'lt_v. _ _ s-iriiirimnnll _ House ron sara, my limi-liliilli

dwelling, Nfl in latino. ,=l~,, Wm, |

g frontage of 90 feet and i~unning‘ back, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutciie. lon eonlactfrlner. 7-~25liti.

,T103 satin. ii iilaislone earring. ' Inquire at W. A. Hutcheson,

Q Covifectt0@y._________6:_l_§_¢_ltt,f_,_

. LOST l

[il OST, on Monday last a earring:

p, color light ycllou, ilctwvzeii

8 dlllltf.

H TEACHERS WANTED

\\'AN'I`l~ll), tencllcr for Albion l School No. 82. hlllpplcmcnt $25. Apply Wni. Wcstuway, Sccy, Trustees,

9-ld7ipil.

T0 LET

7 ‘fl LET. one half of the thrce story

- .v

I and Wcymoth Htreets, ocollpicd by (’0ndl:ctor Mclicnnn. l’oSsession Uct. lst. Modern conveniences. Apply nt lflil We-ynloilth, ll-ldtf.

V_l_‘U iil'IN'l". a large room suitable

for llress-inuking, etc., in Mason»

lc building. Ross E: Matthews, City.

Yllll I.l<}'l`, at Vernon River Bridgn, _ a new cottage house containing 1-ight roonis with stable and mach hollsn. Plenllantly situated near the Vernon station and River. Apply to George Forilrs, Vernon River Hriilire- 1-vllu. 1

_ _ _wlumzp _ _

Worth’s Livery, Unthedml nnvi limi, way. Finder please leave at wol~th'a

\"'AN'l‘ED. wlmhinz at home. Done ' - Wm- 1\PP'1y at the Glmrdlan lof-

'¢J~Nx» _._ _ . . . . ' 9-adsl. nee. _ sl-milpa. ‘

l'- 12d tl. _

Mention it iii your next

order

MR SELLER, Agelll

Kiilg‘s Sqiizlrc Cllzirlottctowii

I-27dni\vftf.

ll ‘

AUC'l`l0N SALE

'l`l\l-rl' will ho sold ull Sf\'l‘lTRl).»\ Y'

.\`l'll”l‘. I7. nt }ll<INlt\'\ 0()l)S_. l\l'l` HER- HER'l‘. nt. 2 O‘UI.0CK .M lilty head int

cali ly :illd ti-n lllllrrll (_-rc<litoll uppi'o\`e(l

L|‘“'/1

3 »- °5': ._< :___-L. ~

'l`f-rms it ml s

note.

_ N S'l‘EWAlt'l`,

ilildrlilpfl. Ailctioncer.

Say Mr Merchant Have You Tried Simm’s Drinks Yet

Now is the tiliic. Iixliillitioii

\Vecl< will .~'ll<ni llc oii. now is lllc time to .~‘».-lul ill your order for :lli_v

Peach Mellow

Apple Cider

)

Lillie _[nice Soda

Ilop Tonic

Snl'.s:l]lnrill:1 Clil 1 'l`oilic :ind our celeliriltud lilnsiicl' Beer mid l’e`ptonized Porter a non ill- toxiculiilg tcilipernlicc beer, in\'ig~ orating and l‘cfrc.~aliiilg Iicnlth ful drinks.

. l"ELIX J. SIMMS.

Hzllifzix, N. S.

Write, wirc or ti-lcplioiic.

.\. _].- MCDONALT). Rcpi'csclit:iti\'c.

Ilox 93, Soliris, l’. E.

9-gdfmwtf. `

ellisel@

...W. D. Easton has returned to

Georgetown from Halifax.

` ...All amounts for Guardian adver- tising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should be paid to W. A. Johnstone. agent, and in Bourfl and vicinity to A. J. lebonald, agent.

. 1-10drtf.

...A very pretty September wedding

took place on Sunday last at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Bost- on, when Miss Clallde C. Wieland, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Wieland, .ormerly of Souris, P. E. Island, he- came the bride of Burnham Hiltz of Boston. Miss Wieland made a very attractive bride. She was gowned in white satin and wore a large picture lint and carried a large bouquet _of lilies of the valley. Miss Katie. Mc- Donald was her bridesmaid and Ron- ald McDonald acted as best man. Immediately following the ceremony there was a reception given at thc bride's home.-Ex.

DESPERADO ROBBED TRAIN.

HT. LOUIS, Mo., Sept 7.-A i‘0b-

ber tonigllt entered the rear pu,1‘_maii of Burlington train No 15, which left the Union station at 9 p. ni., and af- ter shooting the flagnian, 'l`. N. Wirc, of Clarence, Mo.. robbed the four passeligcrs oil thc cur ami madcliis escape.

l<`l'iiANK GO'l`CH'S CAREER t‘h:inipi0ii Wrestler had 331 Matclies

and Lost only Scveii uf

Them.

Frank Gotcli, who announced his

permanent retircincnt from the mat the other day, has pi‘ovet.iimself tha greatest wrcstlling champion since thc days .lf .luck illirkeck. Gotch has limi 33l matches since he started in thi: game in 1898, not counting many minor affairs, and of this ilumbci' hc lost. seven, flvc of them being handi- cap matches, ill which hc failed to throw his man us many times as bar- gained for.

Gotch practically became champion

in 1906, when he defeated Tom .len- klns, who was then considered tb; best in the country. He met all thc sturs in tlic country and defeated them nil. His greatest match was with George Hackeiischmidt, the Rus- sian Lion, wliom he won from in (`hi» cago in 1908, This match was arrang- ed by W. W. Wittig, the Milwaukee and Miiilleupolis theatrical man, and was the sensation of the age in wres- tling circles. Gotch won without a fall, us Hackeilshnliilt gave up after two hours work on the mat without sign of ri fnll. Gotch wellt to England H.ftel‘v.'ar'ds and tried to get another mfltch with Hnckcnschniidt, but alter much dickcriilg it fell through.

They ‘were to have met in Austral-

ia, bill: this, toll, fdll through, Glitch then defeated Dr. B. F. Roller, and his last bil: mlltcll was with Zubszko, _whfiiir thc pi'li».iloters hroilglit from Europe .lil dcfcnt the champion. Gotcli beat him so easily that Liie giant Pole rct-ilriied to Europe with- out ilotllcriitg about ii' return mllitch. Of late George lliickenslimidt had rx- prcssed llimsclf as willing to iiicet Gotch again fnr the titlc, l..lt the eu- nfluncemeiit from thc champion infli- cutes tllat ull chalice of I-I-lick getting n chance ngain is gone. Frank has been a good, clean wrestler an-i he has plenty of money to cnjoy life with, besides being fi large land ow- ner ill iowa, where he says he will re- main und he a cllaliipillnfuimcr.

Miilnrd’s liinimcnt Co., Liniitcd.

Dcili' Sirs,~I have had ll bleeding:

Tlinlor on my fncc for a long time and tried a illlmhcr of rcmedics with- out any good results. I was advis- ed to try l\lIN.»\RDll~l LINIMENT,niid after using several bottles it made a coniiliete cure, and it healed all np and llisnppcurcd nltogcther.

DAVID HENDERSON.

Bollcislc Station, Kings Co., N. li,,

Sept. 17, 1904.

1 OUR SKAILL IS AT YOUR

SERVICE

Look willl tu your eyes thrit

thi-._\' iiilly hr- il izuiflc to your

frmiste-ps :lull il comflirt to your

o l :lm-. _

The liflild of time cannot be

stiiyerl. l’oop|o grow old ns ,vvurs udvnncc. thc eyes_i¢rov\' weaker. 'l‘n preserve the sight mellns lo help thi- 1-yes do L ieir work, Lu lil-Ip thc l-'res means to weilr irll_\sscs_~ilot. l_iu_v gliu-iacii, but scicvitificully fitted vllisses. Wo li_rcfl.llli'_qluiIlfiod in this purt- flcular line,nlitl would apprec- iate your |lll.tronlll:e. Examinat- lull free.

Any one who w_ll~ihes to get

glasses from ns. kindly drop a

til "tl ` ur dllro's oi it

We l wi i .vc ii s_

ill cull on niiy one ln t is

province no extr:i_churi:e. We receive orders diilly from :ill piirts ofthe country.

Silverston (D. Epstein Drs. oi Optice. C|l'u~lotti~to\vn |68 Queen St..

brick h,,,,se on Upper Qlwen S," o_f_tli<~follo\\'ili;;drinks. _ _ _

containing 9 rooms mid llnthroom. lflllllfl' Al0 l.€lll0l\ Sillll' ` ._ § __ _Nm ,_ _ _gs __

i>y__;:l__r_i:§i_c_c_.__;_T_ll_il_; lii_:;l_s;;:__lln.~l tl; it-l'.~t~y Cl'c:i£ll_ llry (`»illg<_-r Ale _ .S §

f- fe- v lie 1 ,f ~ ‘ - ‘-.1 ,‘ I “'. "Wi

.i..._..- ... .i .i.» nn... i. L-..~.., ...lice S “"‘."ZTl" f`;§f..°,"““,,`°"_’ c-ANADIAN Pnclrlc -

9-zum. O“"“ ’i1‘_“°’ _“U LW" "°;‘ Annnrlc siznmslllss

. , .. .W-c rillf. .< l:t> - : ‘ --f~----~ ~---~----~. -»

V ‘i<.Ni~.llil~.,\.'r corner Fimo- R__;__§_e_ in p it Rc_l_;;;li}_;__Lr '__ '__‘. _

Montreal. Quebec. Liverpool

Fri. Supl 2_1--Enlprcss of Britain

Thu. Sept zo-Luke Cliriniplnin _ Fin! Cabin _ Empreeaeu .. _ ..$9o.oo up. (lnr Cleal Cabin

L l¢ cb l ‘ l lik; Mi.iiii§l;°)` '°°"° $47-5°"P-

Second Cabin Enpl-mass ...............$5i.z5up Third Cabin.

Empresses...... $31: oo t)thefbeail»,.............. $18.75

w.ii.§o\\'Al~ih ii. P A. 5. P. R-

.~lt..lul\n .N B'

J. l*l.llll\lt.hl~wi4.

Its Sound to its Owner and _to His

, Friends.

That a man does not hear his own voice as all the lest of the world hears it is shown by an interesting experiment described by Dr. L. Laloy in La Nature .of Paris. Says this writer :

"If a person records on a phono-

graph a few sentences pronounced by himself, together with orders by his friends, and causes the machine to reproduce these at the end of a bricf period, it generally happens that lic easily recognizes his friends voices, but not his own. On the other hand, the friends recognize his voice per- fectly. This aingular fact proves that everyone hears his own voice differ- ently from others.

"As is remarked hy Prof. Exner,

thc difference mllst lie in the liuulity of the tone.

lt must be rcmcmbeced that onc

hears his own voice not only through thc air, as do his auditors, blit ~ a- cross thc solid parts situated between the organs of speech and those of hearing. The sound this produced has a dlflerent timbre from that conducted to the ear by the air a- lone; _ ‘

“We may show this as follows:

Take the cud of n wooden rod llc- twccu the teeth and pmilliiiilcc ii vowel clhitiniloilsly. Lct thc other cnd be alternately taken betwccn thc teeth and released by another person, who- at the same time stops his cars. The latter will find that every time he seizes thc rod i'n his teeth thc sound becomes .stronger than when it reaches his ear through air ulone, and has n different quality. The experiment may he varied by np- plying a wooden rod to the larynx of the person observed und touching it from time to time to the obser- ver's own larynx. As in the preceed- ing case, it will be found thot its liussagc tlllwlllizli ii solid body alig- incnts the intensity of the sound und niolllticd its quality."

LAMP SHADES.

A lamp has ilndeiliallly n mil;-li

plcnsnnter :ind cozicr glow than the irrcprcssihlc gas or electric light. It is..nlso, as a rillc, mllcli more becom- ing to the average person. A soft glow from a prettily shaded lamp imparts a certain beauty to every woman, however homely. Rose pink is a most flattering color for a.lanip shade, and is warranted to take ten years from a woman's rr-.nl age much more readily than will n Illll course in hair dye and rouge. I-leliotropc and the violet shades are more try- inl: to the average complexion, and green is positively dreadful, ns it is apt to impart a most unhealthy hue to the face.

A high central chandelier is always

trying to thc eyes and gives a still eflect to even thc coziest rooms; side brnckcts are always most desirable, even when the central lights must be tllrned on a little to give a sutlicient amount of light. Never” have a glas- ing light arranged directly opposite to the most comfortable chairs in thc drawing room, or thc guests will hc half-hlindcd by the light and will fccl awkward alid at a disadvantage. Instead of that place ri pretty lamp oil a table nt one side of the chair, or clsc have a fancy shade of some k°iiid adjusted to protect the victim’s

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

*"‘Zi<ln (`hllrcli choir :ricrts for

practice this evening nt 7 o'r:l0ck, A fllll nttcllllancc specially i‘cliilisst.cil.

l 'l-'.ldli.

“The Willing Circle of the Kfng'e

Daughters now have the memorial volume of Rev Dr Dobsou's sermons ready for sale. It will make a verv appropriate remembrance or gift tr, send to all your friends. 12-lldrtf.

Sept. 7, 1910.

Qllotutioiis furnished by J. C. Mcln-

tosh & (io, Exchange Building, Hall- fnx. N. S.

_ Ask. Bid.

New Brunswick . .. ......275 270 Nova Scotia .......280 275 British __ . lit? l-lil lillynl if-Li ‘ill Union of Halifax ............l95 102

M1SC»ELLANEOUS~

125 120

li':'\ iflli LS t~4

Acadin'Fire ......... Acndiu. Sugar pfd. Do Ord. Brandon-Henderson, Com lil East (Jail Suv & Loan . |12 13'.) lilastern Trust 155 150 I-lnflif-nx l~‘irc lil,-, zu; Nova Scotia Telephone 140 ll'l' Stanliclrls pfd. _ Do. liom.

Trinidad Elec.

BONDS.

llll ll() U3 56 ...75 73

Acadia Sugar .. Brandram-Henderson _,,100 97 Halifax 'Pram ...102 90 N. S. Steel [sts :ui 'Jil

Do Debenture Stock 102 100

Porto Rico F5 33 Stailficld's Ltd. Ill-_.g 51, Trinidad Elcc. 95 93

' STOCK QUo'rA'r1oNs. 3

105 ¥(‘l

V NEW YORK. Sent- 8-<Si»e¢lai.l--

Copper . Baltimore I3. ll. T. (Y. P. R. . Reading Southern Pacific St. Paul ._ U. S. Steel , Union Pacific 164; Missouri Pacific 52

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ns.; illzi 74g se; iss; iii.; ini; mi

“Black Prince" Hose- °

at all the lezldiilg Dry

Good Storcs. '

Seal _

finds a welcome in a hundred because of its unvarying high grade quality.

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‘ Sold in I and 2 lb. Cana only. |15

CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL.

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` su rf_:lccd rooirngs. J \Vl-ite to-dny for free sanplo and

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scnsc. I-lo can ncc itil superiority

at once-tberral ml'1irrai`slir_/liar: which

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tribute to the Popularity of Amntitc.

We can make Amatite better and

, ` ¢h¢;ipr:r ihali nnyllzic cl: c on account V- ` of nur greater fnrilltirn, and conf"-

.` qnvntly we scll it at al surilrislllllv 10W l, flzurc.

' gin,-,ly the fnct that lt in-r-ds no

pm'.lI. nl/ is unouizli to niziko a niuli eil;

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HOGS W .NTED

We are now receiving dressed Hogs nt. our new premises (The Island

We wnnt nll Hogs dressed for iilspcctioil--that is 7i'it.li hctli-`t, 'liver

und lungs left sccurc to tlicir naiilrnl nttncllmeiits. Tnc demand is for small, well finished llogs, \vcigllil\g l'll'cssed l2|l to lilil poimd;,<_ 1t_m¢\,m1,,, more money to the fllrniers to supply this class of lloirs :ind \vliilst"" wc are doing evcrytliing in our pllwcr to cure the piwiilllcts so they will _com insnd the highest price, yet we wnilt you to supply the hogs that the con silmcr wants. lt is to your advent airc to do so.

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INVESTMENT UFFERINGS

May be llild on Applicalioii ,

i J. C. MACKlNTOSll & C0.

1 Hcmherl Montreal Stock Exchange.

0UR SEPTEMBER LIST

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663299

ls the number of our

September lilveslmen

0llel°ing List

:gill it is now |'c:l_dy. If _yon liavc $lco, $500, $|,mni\r I-) _i_1.t\i‘<\ ol niu|_~l-to ulic~_l. ll you :irc iull\r\`stUl ill Minliviplll q \ik\lllIr\‘.l_._ lulllic l l|lli_\’ Stocks or Rnnflg, (`0fP0m¢i0|| ‘ I" " “F _“"d§‘ »."“' 5l‘\‘Ul_l|_ Si‘l\ll liir one of illv:-ic lists if ‘yo lr llniiu- is noi on our limiliil); lists. \\'hali writing sim. ply :lsk for Llsi Nil 32, :ind l-llc will be soul \-on :il once.

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.\lclnl>i-rs i\ll\nlrl~:ll Stork Excllaligq.

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