H ,_

AND

Ollice, Show Rooms and

Rc=idc_oc_e, opposite Baptist Church. _ - '

hqnipnieiit first clsfss, all

coils promptly attended to at any hour of the day or

nicht. ,

TClCplJ_QllC_,N?§ ,N

oo ssiiiii his

DESIGNERS.

cuokavrgis. . r;Lr:c,IR, TYPERS.

St. John, N. l-i. I

I-1_1

iilofioonsou, ir. c., c. GAVAN aurrr

Nlorson 8: Duffy Ilnrrisiers and Attorneys. lli-i\\'ii's lllnulf, Cllarlotlitowil, . E. . C) L‘-l EY TO IJCAINT

M .~‘i»ii<~iior-.~r ioi- Iioyal Bunk of Canada.

Kirin ir'

E. il. BROWN

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

lic, sec,

Ui i~'li‘i<,:-it-O Hniiorau Building, Great ii,-org.~ .~'\rcot next. Bank of Nova Soo Chanu- ioircioivn, i'. lil. island.

5..-_'Ci \v if »

' Mimioiru A. Marmnson. x. 0.

zrlums A. MAcoorm.r>.i ,

Mathiesoii & Mziciioraio

',li,\Iili.ISTlBl'I.S, SOLICITORS. r.'n'r.mrics runnin, Sec.

Fharlottotnwn. Prince Edward Island

iii-.inoii i mica, Georgetown. P. E. Island.

il ill rlw Il uma

-_ _

R. .liiilN LEDWELL, lil.D

Physician and Surgeon.-

POWNAL STREET, Opposite St. ]oseph’s` Convent. ll()l`i1&`i-Until io o’rloclr. a. in., i to p. ui.,_7 io 8 p. m. ' 12-6 dw r

tiobiiriie it lrsonaol

iinrristcrs, Solicitors, etc, SIIMMERSIDE, P. E. I. Oitiri.-s-Royal Bank of Canada building

Nair. iueotiaaius. K. c.

E. ARSENAULT.

r-6 dw ii ,

mum|=o_n_l__: Bnos.

Produce Commission. Merchants ir un rforins iiuinnirxro, ARIIYLH HALIFAX, N, S.

I ir rw ii \lloulror\gl\ entoil\osnlc‘iofButi.er, l i_ iiiry Poultry F1 uit Vegetable:-r,&e .SL

|-new-il-iii'siiicsrclniltcd proriipbly. l\‘lur~

In-r pi-ir-I-~ sent on application. Cen.-'ignmon oil.-ii.-.i, 4-is diyr

ii. <'. liirlaziiri, K. C. W. iii. Ili-:N'i~r.i-iv

McLeod (Rl. Bentley,

linr-r-i.-lcr~.-i and Attoriioys-nt-lr\w~

Soliviiiir-.»= for thu lliuik of Nova. Scotia'

l\loi|i'_\ lnlnnn. . (ii-'i-rr‘|:s'~liri||k of Nova Scotia Clmnibers il-Il I lirivlyr. Charlottetown.

GEQ). sw INMAN» Sblirrister, Solidlor, Notary, etc.

?\l‘\_I»i~.\' lo loan. <7nlloct.lnns made. iillii-c, llnriiiiimo P. lil. I. <

S.\l:\lil.\\'l\<il), C. Tl. Barrister and Attorney

nl-|.r\\\' !\'niu.ry Public, eto., Office: Cain

cron illiwk, lntcly occupied by F. li. 1»lnsznrd` l{.l'..NorlhSiileQucoi\Sqliiu'e. Moi ey iolorui ?»-__€2.,____

A. il. lil-l.i~:\n, ILC. Dorrnld Mcliinnon

McLEAN E3 McKI_NNON.

|I1\1‘\'i>_'bc\°s. Atborireys-at-Law. iii-own ri lilooir. Char ottetown.

W. F. ll.Carvell, B .A.

Eariislar, Solicitor, llliiary. ‘ato-

l`o||iriii..-iurior for proving deeds for registry. . Y. M ».C‘. A. Bull ling '|\‘l1'i»\iori.- No. ‘:87.} ' Chhrlottewivri.

M“"\'l' ii' lorm.

Tupmn ‘

Calle Breioii Ads

& Bernstein, soiicnon »» oi. .:.°.‘l..“.:‘:.':rr...“°::i |<‘»$;’\_l.'en:pi\ny, K

.co

“__ s in Ross Block. lydnty, C. B.

on iirisa, t..L. Ii. HOWARD Batons. BA. I.. L. i

G. L MURPHY & C0.

SYDNEY, C. B. General Commission Merchants

sol_si:inrl Produce handled on commis

Prompt returris made

is 'iw r |-

"~""”"°-s-Q.

Gil.-\_N A D | A N ~. PAc| r=|c~ sioiii LitlE.il:iit:‘.i‘:.é“:.":.°..‘.“.f\ff°~»'.i::'.i‘.‘""

'fo s.'.~..i‘;“.‘:i‘t°.;‘.i":.°-.f..:‘.':~.=-‘.r.';.‘l.';.¥

\i[)||`[|'|EA|_;»_;i_:i__s1.»_ep¢i-ii _iffatiisx ro Mopa-

l ` Physicians and Professional '_'

ld QUE_sTroN o1=cos1‘.\_ I .In any number of stores y_ou’ll see various prepara- _tion§ of cod liver oil at as many different prices. You’ll wonder, perhaps, why Scott's Emulsion costs more than' ,some other kind in as large a bottle. Hearingcnly one , side of the question you may be led into buying the _‘_‘ just as good as Scott’s" -at the lower price. That‘s false economy. Scott’s Emulsion l costs more because its more _expensive to make. Every _ingredient is tested and guar- anteed of the purest quality. No adulteration, no shaving of quality. 'l`liere’s no econ- omy in bargain medicine. If you can afford to experiment i with your health, substitutes may satisfy you. We take it, however, that you want a pure preparation, a. reliable remedy and something that’s going to help you. 'l`hat’s what you get in Scott’s Emulsion. Thirty years the standard.

SCOTT & IIOWNB., Toronto, Ont. »=»»a;»__i1

’, THE woRLD oven .,

ff Thousands of Mothers , are using

biouuuo T INFANTS’ Sllilll’

For I2_lil|llrtn'$ lllliill, you cannot but _~ admit the fact that this preparation _ - ll one of merit and is all what is . claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant . and soothing for children teething, _ ' and a prompt checker of bowel and . stomach troubles. 'i

nurses recommend lf. J

In purchasing, see that Dr. Co- .Q

' r]errc's signature and portrait is on - every wrapper. llcwzire of tlieriiniiy

SYRUPS put up in n similar form and _ made to look like Dr. Coderre’s. , 1 Prim, 255/5. pn' bottle, or by mail 1 ion receipt of price. _ - Sole proprietors. Trix Wxnmn-re Curzon- ' '- CAL Co. Lixuilcd, Montreal, Cnnndn. -

.1 STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF, I ' lflM|LV IKMKDV YBRINYIINAI. IND KXTKBNILUQI

` ` ;"f+?"§-'\* -V I

fl BEAVER .. FLOUR

Never' Fails.

1 side of the room while the old professor | was talking. I observed 'that lie was

. fourth, and righting it from the snip

Denver Flour never dimp-

poiniistheeook. Thebaldng

“‘ mmm

Gtfietarniqf 5 ERLUCK ‘f

ULIVIES

Prince Edward' blind. Exclusively by ’

Charlottetown Gugvdianl.

the G old e n Pince-Nez

, ____ .

fhnfllit. UW. I1 J. Conn Dull nl Cllliail lfully.)

(mmm. im. I; mclm. usurp r c¢.)

Holmes w`as 1S§6lng up dnd down one

smoking with extraordinary rapidity. lt was evident that he shared our host's liking for the fresh Alexandrlnn ciga- rettes.

"Yes, slr, it is a crushing blow,” said

|t.he old man. “'1‘hat._ls, my magnum opus-the pile of papers ou the side tu- ble yonder. It is my analysis of the documents found in the Coptic monas- teries of Syria and Egypt. ii work which will cut deep at the very foundri- tlon of revealed religion. With my en- fesbled health I do not know whether , I shall ever be able to complete lt, now ‘ that my assistant has been takep from me. Dear me, Mr. Holmes, why, you are even n quicker smoker than I am myself."

Holmes smiled. “‘I am n connoisseur," laid he, tak- ing another cigarette from the box, his

of that which he had hulshcd. “I will not trouble you with any lengthy cross examination, l.’roi’cssor Coram, since I gather that you were in bod at the time of the crime and could know noth- ing about it. I would only nsir this; What do you imagine that this poor fellow meant by his last words, ‘The professor-it was sbe?’ ”

The 'professor shoolr his bead. “Susan is a country girl,” said he,

“and you know the incredible stupidity of that class. I fancy that the poor fellow murmured some incoherent, de- lirious words and that she twisted them intothis meaningless message."

“I see. You have no explanation

yourself of the tragedy?"

“Posslbiy an accident, possibly-I

only breathe it among ourselves-a sui~ cide. Young men halve their hidden troubles-`-some adair of the heart., per- haps, which we have never known. It is ix more probable supposition than `nurdcr.”

“But the eyeglass?" "Ah, I am only a student, a man of

ilrearns. I cannot explain the-practical tiring.-i of life. But still we are aware, my friend, that love giiges may take strringc shapes. By all means take an- other cigarette. It is a pleasure to see any one appreciate them so. A fan, ii glove. glasses-who knows what ar- ticle may be carried as a token or treasured when a man puts an end to

gf ..'tiu;h vmrddv Sm we at :er urns

.Still JBDDIBBJQ oil X00) 0|] .IQSUAA l|,l,,

.ein Stull it ina.. 'S°w10H ries ..'1rv..

' ..'2\1i

always turns out right-be came BeaverFlour in always the elmo., whether you buy

n email ack or I barrel.

Beaver Flour il 1

blend of Manitoba .Spring What and Ontario Pull

Wheat. It contains all the ,

nntriment of the wheat kernel. Makes bread and I blncnlb-ako md putry- tlut are u healthful and strengthening, an they are , wh.ite,de1idomandinvldng.

At _Your 6rocer's. _

__ _ l

| I

iii_.'f=;.l,i

r_`_ IG ,

' ° 9

GILLETTS

_ PURE POWDERED

l ' 1

'-2

C 'V Roady for Un In An! 0°\'.“"7° l f;~;-:,-.:.*';r.i.€‘:t*lir.'.‘i'.t°.iir.':i:t'.'.-'°"°.-...¥: ' Ind drains and ior many other |Wf9°|”' l -A can equals 20 pounds ni soda.

BOLD EVERYWHERE.

I OOMPKIY ' E»w»G||-LETT \.|n||1'¢n

1'ORONT0.0NT.

rwo l‘I”*.l‘.l.?.!3.il,5.ll.I,"§il B*B`r.fMP

K mg ~ ‘_ I _ _

' ight “"5 A1, - 0 address sin, _ - -

EXPRESS' g;§E1 gwxjigfrgtccl Stamps, Price Card onb- lly Mo'riia~oulp€o'Oi\l9_\I'1- fits \\'l\i\n Ilririmel Tictteriii 55”- WH"

ii ’\\'o`l`i do 1,1. i Wulf. ( l‘»"5» XV 'Muck

Each Way IN i>|gli|;j11inss_ .. ._-.,,,_,_. .1-..........

.- . --:gi

IABVBH MUIIHBBI D'.\fly9.| =-==z.'. - _--1-

Every D . .

ay liiigrht and ii PC;l__;_4:

riiou hxuzndw _poorer S tilted the ho\rseiroeper's good will and hundred other novelties that we have not sampks up 5151,,

’"'“"‘ im charting with nn- as if he ima reomwmenri°n.b“tf “Urlid be sind to

a walk yesterday morning and that he had only returned half an hour before the tragedy occurred. I could not my- self see the bearing of this incident. but I clearly perceived that Holmes was weaving it into the general scheme which he had formed in his brain. Suddenly he sprang from his chair and glanced at his watch. “Two o‘clock, gentlemen," said he. “We must go up and have it out with our friend the professor." _

The old man had just dnished his lunch, and certainly his empty dish bore evidence to the good appetite with which his housekeeper had credited him. Hs was indeed a weird figure as he turned his white mane and his glowing eyes toward us. The eternal cigarette smoldered in his mouth. He had been dressed and was seated lu an armchair by the tire.

"Well, Mr. Holmes, have you solved

this mystery yet?” He shoved the large tin of cigarettes which stood on a tabio beside him toward my companion. Holmes stretched out his hand at the some moment, and between them they tipped the box over the edge. For a minute or two we were all on our knees retrieving stray cigarettes from impossible places. When we rose again

_ I observed Holmes' eyes were shining ` and his cheeks tinged with color. Only . at a crisis have I seen those battle sig-

nals flying.

\ "Yes," said he, "I have solved it." Stanley Hopkins and I stared iii

amazement. Something like a sneer quivered over the gaunt features of the old professor.

"Iudeedl In the garden?"

"No. here.”

"Herel When?" “This instant." "You are surely joking, Mr. Sherlock

. Holmes. You compel ine to toil you

that this is too serious a matter to bo treated in such a fashion.

of my chain, Professor Coram, and I sm sure that _it is sound. What your motives are or what exact part yon olay in this strange business I am not yet able to say. In a few minutes I

lips. Meanwhile I will reconstruct what

ly ingrstlsting way wiyh vvomcri and ‘ that lie very readily es ahlisiir-d terms of confidence with tlieiii, In irnlf the time which in had named he had cap

.i~l)E'nvn noon.

_w rare un r an .

By all inenns have n cheerfiil, hopeful

kcnnsrrs NERVE noon, but you ein.

“I have forged and tested every link

shell probably bent- it from your own'

Holm* llld, when he liked, ii peculiar-

ll-\°l iii! ee!!! ill IIBAA 'D001 JU ll°°I ° ned ;,up_1noo 1 .toon 611'; ue exam 811| 1 mpng um iunot .ess pus .tupiaisex moo: :mira oxilr emuo i earns xo; ‘;1es£m pes`1.\d.ins m,1 °r1oun1 s1r1 io; nouns lo |1s1p pooi c peiapao s,eq pun ‘auo :sued n _extern m1q u/noun sag uaqas noun ;,uo'p_ 1 °8u1u.rom sm; isumsoaq Biq £1qe>1.wma1 rr an aq io; ‘sued -duq 11 su ‘.r1s ‘slain one s.r,no£ ‘11aM,, ,,'a\:unsuoa` m1_i1fasus 1 sanamsra eq; 11s .tous qaun1 s1i1 eau; ;.uon pun 8u1n.iom

aoasayoad 'em pun ‘p1.io.a w enum o;

‘ I

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.ro);\1q1 Ani 11,1 'e1qv1.raA 51 eq '11oM,,

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.&1p.rnq sms .rossayoid eq; osoddns 1,, ..'-IIS 'NND IIWQU M°“li MUOP I 'll9M.. _ ‘ ,faipaddu

-gems am ao; aaron .ron .ranaq 1,;1zur11 noun i,uop 1 ‘11oos-qiruaq su; aiossa; -o.r<I eq; su puq sit ion inq ‘os1u .mqoms u num eq ‘rmulg '.ryv_ Sunoi .iliog 'B05 uopuoq rr sum 11 1qBno\1; aaprr p,no.& ‘.r1s ‘11aA\_-§_ri1n.rour ri ,ro moo.: icq; trees any T0 BE CONTINUED.

Brain aiiil_ Nerves

Dep'nden`t on Certain Elements of Nature Which are Found in

'r. 6haso’s . fierve' Food.

Mr. Arreiriiinlfl Sutherland, Principe'

South Bai' Solrool, Sy-i'nf‘_v, N. S., writes: --“l \\'u,:4 greatly Liuubleri_ with ne;-vgug dyspi-psin and t-ight. cholringicciingsin the chest. After meals I often felt like vomit ing and my storunch was sore. I wus nervous and worrierl,fi~equcutly had bead- nches and sliorimess of breath on slight- exertion.

“Several doctors treated me but for a

different uilmi-.nt anrl I finally decided to try DR. ClIASE’S NERVE FOOD. After [had used three boxes I found myself very much benefitted. You can depend on nie to recommend. UR. GI-IASE'S NERVE FOOD to all who suffer from any form of nervous disease for I believe it has entirely cured nie. I shall be glad to he theimeans of bringing this medicine 'to the notice of anyone suffering as I did."

The Christian Scientists tire rlphi

enough when they claim that the ni nd lnlluences the body.

Worry, excessive ruer\t`riI toil and strong

emotion consume nervous energy at an enormous rate.

Rest. of minil and hody is essential for

the restoration uf an exhausted nerv-

ous system.

But. the mind is dependent on the brain,

and the brain in turn is a bungle of nerve cells which are nourished and sustain- ed by pure, rich blood. Hence the abso- lute nccessitiy of supplying the elements trout which blood is n.ude.

'l`liesc 1.-icments of nature which go to

form new rich blnorl and revitalize wast- ed and depleted ricrvc cells are found iii s lenrliri proportions in DR. CHASES

\ By using this great. food cure you supply the material :substances from liicl fo db aiu d nerve force

mind, but do not depend on this to make

you strong and well or you will be terri- _ly disappointed when it ls forever too u. .

te It may take weeks dr even months to

thoroughly rcsinre your health with DR.

be absolutely certain that every dose of this arent. food cure is atleast of some benefit to you.

The healthful complexlons, the weli-

rounded forms, the energy and elast-

icity of movement clraractsristie ofgner- sons who. have used DB. CHA E'_S NFJRVE FOOD are the strongest evidence of itswouderful restorative niluence. 50 centsa box, at all dealers, or EDMAN- SON BATES Sr. CO., TORONTO.,

Fashionable winter onps of every sort.

Our showing is the biggest and leit-- nicest shapes boo.-Weeks Bt Co. 29d 31

‘0ur|tock now opening up for the holi- days iseo extensive and varied that we would Invite the publie to call- and see our spleneid army oi’ Christmas goods Dressing Cases, Manicures, Walking Sticks, Mesrdchaum and Briar Pipes for presentation imported direct., and ri

llylng and bein on Loi: or 'iownahip number

N. \°. vi .

'foos-6 'I

. . . ..,. -

_»--»

orriout Nerves. i Weak Heart, Tired Brain,

The Wasted Strength.

What 5 multitude of women there are

who feel that these word.: exactly mit their ous. From early mom until into at night thoyhavebeunon thIg0,_y‘e_arinn_nd your mg, “mndmg to the ily house old duties. loodking afwrdalio iiéanft-:_ either ghildrqg up N8 o er imc attoudin tosooialau church work. Isit

any wonder

comes A general on ple w_ 09

the hm-ii becomes not and Pllmfhtinpi the nerves become aunt.;-irg the brsin fee ir; a wlflirl bolus time -,tho nluel force

o vita `t. is ng.

It isntaytlxil time A woman should look

after herself. If she duel not, serious

fgmglg disorders ma! pet in and often online weary months an _ years of holplenimell and miserable suffering. What she wants I ig something to build up her system. For

this purpose than ia not/lung to equal

MILBIIRIPS, HEART Mill IIERVE PILLS

They are the womon‘l friend in every

lense of the word.

They will strengthen the weak heart,

tone up the shaky, starved nerves, _make the brain clear, and restore the lost vitality.

Mrs. George Lolmul. Stanley Seetlogi

N.S., writes: “I was _greatly troubl with weak and dizzy spel s and was so run down I mold me soma .wo my houuhold duties. I bought two boxes of 'Mill>\1rl1_’l Heart and Nerve Pills and after taking them I found that my trouble had nl paapedpwny. I am new strong andlmalthy

ln.

‘gtfdiibumh Heart and Nerve Pills all 60 osntspar box or 8 for $1.25. Ifdyour dealer does not handle them, send iroob to The Mi1bum'C0-, Ltd., Toronto, Ooh

Mortgage Sale

Valuable at Milton

Lol 32, QUEEN’S COUNTY

NOTICE is hereby *ivan that there will be

sold by Public Auct on at the Court House in Charlottetown in Qucen's County on -

Friday the first day of De-

cember, A. D., l905 at the hour of twelve o’cioclr noon

All that tract. piece or parcel of land situate

' lilrty-'l`\\'o lnaucens County in the Province of Prince Edward Island bounded us follows thntis to say coinnicncirig on the north side of the Prince Town Road nt the south angle of land in possession of Clmrleu Citi-tis, thence north one degr-on west one lrurrdi-eil _cl\ri_in»=.

thence south sixty seven degrees, #thirty minutes cast ilvc c ains nndninuty five links, thence south one degree east to the Road, thence along the lion to the place of com- mencement containirip fifty ilveueres of land ri. little more or lean vv th the appurtenances.

The above solo will take place under and

by virtue of ri, power- of sale contained in n certain Indenture of Mortgaia bearing date tha foiireeairtli dny of Octo cr, A. D. 1802 made between Thomas Foster und Jane his wife of the one part and ’l`hornns Lund, since

dcccuscil of the other lprirt.

For further pnrtlcu urs apply at the efllce of

.lnrnes J. Johnston, Solicitor, Prowsc Block, Char-lott.or,o\vn.

Dated this 24th day oi’ October. A. D.. I905.

ARCH BALD A. MCNEILL,

Survlvlrig Exeeutoi- of the last will

Thomas Lund rlecensed.

10-Qdilwedt _

re-|» »' ,- Till `

life

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` Toinsurej perfect health use Iron-ox -

Tablets. For sale at your diuggist's, 25

ts per box. ildtf ° ° ’

Dlriner Sees nt|P. E. Islo.nd’s Greatest Crockery Store from $5.00 ond upto $35.00 The only hEEl£;u;e§)i;To§£"_E' Ishud

NV. P. Colwlll, Sunnyside. _ 7- 12di.f miss A_ Fergus:m_Lady Assistant

Your favourite Magazine is here for Equipmmt the 1,_e5¢_

F00. b€l\“l>(f\ll XIDHS “Ummm “OW lil. Parlor and Show Rooms superior to ,Boston and New York Sunday Papers any in the lower Provinces. _ in big stock) received. See our big range _~ _CQUB l’l'0U‘P\lY Buended t° (MY 01' of I0 ci-nt. Magaiines for December.--‘ ITSM-_ g1°l~t‘i_l:°ll°*_lJl_ E“f,*§§”t¢¢d-

Carter 8: Co. Ltd., Books and Statiogery. iatne°31T§erv?ces gfpg 1:1; ogssisfsghecl

27 4| have engsged Miss Ferguson, n lady of

The Ai-than shoe ter men the mst sitpixlehce and ¢°mr>°*¢h\ in svefy i>lr~

pmductlon of modern shoe making. °

Absolutely waterproof, chrome leather. 60,)

Price $2.50-Conroy the Shoernan, Sunny» 51.81,; ' side Charlottetown. 29d li l

Aborrou-:rrrnro .1 » f \ ; xm/is suvrns. . ,,,§{’§e“{§m,‘,"‘,‘f,{ "“* “‘°‘° -

-.e-»-,¢.-

1185 ;

of Real v

Wort I

riu ir worn. while to Luvo iii

I_tin_g at alicia gsmyvortli yyértilx ____ o ui' a o . . . . .F cheap hir ell rnimoerv_thai'» will ' . lor-ie all its good looks in ix yearn wonr, but r\ really worthy Ring that will retain its brlgiitnosn nnrl bcnuiy for ix lifetin\c._Mnny sur-lr Rings are on view in our crixcri . . . . oi’ iliiipipriii HIYYCH

i i

and stones nnrl sc ig-' . ~ - - nnii whether you select one at ii\o dollars or ow- nt iliiy you will lic as sutisiltd with 3'0"? pu rrhare years hence as you are the inonrent‘you buy lt. _

'lim E. \ . 'I`ayloi~ Store lr- Q

"the store of i-ella lilly.; ,r- toulh Side Quan cquaré.

e ie!"-ill

-."ii`¢£i’:}'- ~ v

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Funeral Director.

Y1)Ll

to come up and have your

$110109 f°f XIUHS- 0913' 4 _ and get their supply of coal in, fresh from the mines before winter sets ew weeks left.. See our

-ui _Q of ,

'- I.

-I. l’lere’s‘ a ShoeThat is Pratt? . Nearly Wear-proof.

A ` lt's our "ARTlSAN_” shoe for working men. _ Built of toughest sole leather-with three IOWS °f

wooden pegs, and an outer row of steel slugs. a!`°“nd

A J' the sole. lt7s a shoe that

C ~ is strongly rnade-com-

liidn wigs

lortable too-and wears like steel.

ln many styles and shapes. $l-25 I0 $3-50°

ll Ask your shoe man to show you the "'ARTlSAN“ C -the shoe that wears so long. ` '

A The Ames. Holden Co. of Montreal. Lid

i THE LARGEUT Si-toe Manuncrunens in CANADA.

MQNTREAL WINNIPEG, TORONTO, VANCOUVER, BT. JOHN.

._i. .,_.,. _,,,.

New lluii women wear only sl\°rl’ ;

skirts vn the streets, GRANBY

RUBBER5 are very much in ' evidence,

-4- _.wiv-3

A wvmans f°°I l°°ks alm°sI' as prolly in llxelclezm-culf

glove fitting

'RANBY e s~RurBER

_ as _il does .

s-_._-_ willwul’ a rubber

` al all , -

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. _ _ ~ \ _

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iIi\_¢y__a.l‘€ I/ _// L ivfwearli / -

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--_- ie-=T`~f.; gow "';*?f#Iiiii\.,

sinner .Runners-w

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When in Doubt Playlru'mos“i

3 E PS F1. lla

C ?~.

grocers ask for

EDl)Y’S SILENT

PARLOR MATCH.

A Winning Flatch.

S0H0E.lill H0 1.

' Special Reductions ‘

in Marble Monuments

To make room for our winter importations, we me mskiirg spec-

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To arrive by steamers during this month viz:

' S. S. “Turblu,” "Bonavistt.” and "Richard," with cargoes o Reserve. Ru`aminu_iind Nut Coal for Domestic purposes.

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