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UNIY GUARDIA I

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Senlcd tenders addressed to the

undersigned, and marked on the out- side “Tender Branch. Line Harmony

Offices in Montague, Capt. W. A johnstonc,

Manager: and in Sonrls,

M. S. Aferu, Manager.

to‘El.mil‘l." will be received up to an minding saturday, oewim- s1et,I 1908, fbi' the construction ol allne of °

my E._1‘. Railway q E1;nim_ g d}.eta_nee‘of about 10 miles( 1 a; Plllll and speeiileation may be seen at the following places : b 'Thi I5_i_I_\¢l0n Mqs,ter'e Qflice, Souris, 5

The sch o Whounin Lass dis-I

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__ V hurged 'a Part cargo oi lumber in

; eilpayfrom Harmony statin; '05 M

outegue _ this week, the remainder oing to|_Lower Montague:

...Church of England-services will e new ne inn.-.ws tomorrow nt ii' . m. Mattins at Georgetown, 6.30 p. , Evensong at Cherry Valley. Oc-

‘gii R°°*"°°* E°'21°°°f'= 0mc¢.'i1i>'ber isth. 10.30 sin. Luany and

Uberisitetewn. P. n. 1. 'H

‘nh _at th°Uhl°'| E“KiDB€r's Odlcs, 7 p. m. Evenscng a’ I-:`~"_ic-~"n.

S- . --nd

1_|0B'QI>,0l1'. N- B., where forms of hen-~ hr may be obtained. _

All the conditions of the spscitlca- _~

tion must be complied wig),

D. POT INGER, _ General Manager.

Rtlpwar orrrori,

fogctmn, N. B., october sur, 1908.

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Boker’ Cocoa.

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IN EUROPE _ AND

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i /\ medical writer say;-“ The use , oi a thoroughly rclia ile preparation cl cocoa should be universally en- I couraged, and it is the consensus of opinion among medical men as well an laboratory workers that the break- fazt cocoa manufactured b Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.. not only meets the indications, but accaniplislie;

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86 St. Peter Street, Montreal i

Physician and Surgeon. Residence--KENT St,

?"0Nh§‘f_l?§7lb‘doo\‘ to "Tho Two M|\z;§'iil`:idP"yl_ W' ' il '_.___i ' '

MISS COX

Qrldunte nurse of Newport Hospi M

Newpox-t,`R. I. _E

nildings also fci-ii' Head cattle two

Partriesdadroiis ofougsfrlng m ssrviocs nut; 1hmnnlo\te to 105 H lshuru S

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Im J' Yeo’ M' 0“AuctIon Salt

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I will sell by ziuctiou cn iuy cruises nt Bcdcque on

Thursday, October l5th, at one o`clock p. m. y farui of 41 acres choice land ood dwclliizg house ond other out

igs, Mowing Machine, Truck- ’2g0u, Express, Wagon, Cart,

e g i. Plows, arrows, rec ton

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' Sl i l H th

R, E ` hay and iiimicroiis other articles.

TREATS CHRONIC AILMENTS.

All sum# of Five Dollars and

under cash over that amount terms

Home address.-~ make known at sale

Purdy Station.

Westchester Co. N. Y. D

8-zzdrttsgmpd _

JAMES GOODWIN

ouald lvizitfhesou, Auctioneer.

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` I Unqualifie

And person who votes at :in election while knowing that

warm;

“liiiendtfiislil _in

d Voters.

lic is not entitled to vote coiiiits an unlnwful act:

Any other person who with rt knowledge of such dis

qualidcatioii induces such person to vote isvdlso guilty: each ‘eeing liable to forfeit $100 with costs to any one who sues

therefor.

Dis. _ualification for

forrupt Practices.

Every pf _ ion other than the Candidate found guilty o

any corrupt practice under the Doiiiinioii Elections Act shall

be disqualiicd for 8 years from voting at zi Dominion Election

or from holding office under the Crown.

Non-residents Canvassing.

Persons residing' outs‘de Canada who are not entitled to -

vote, are pioliibited from canvassing at an election. `

Contributions I"rom Companies.

No'Coinyaiiy or nsscciatioii, (cxccpt such :is are iucoi'

porated for political purposes alone) is permitted to coiitrf bute or offer either directly or indirectly any inoiicy or its equivalcnt in aid of any Candidate or political party, com-

mittee or association at an elect

Every person who asks or knowing byireccives any money

from such Company for such purposes and every officer, agent or :shareholder of such Company who takes part in such_ violation of the law by the Company is liable to be lined

and _imprisoned . -

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Giving or Selling Liquors on Polling Dey.

Every person who iells or g`ves away anv intoxicating ` 1l=;=y.~. Georg. gigs. xivorkingxpidliriviii

- - - ~ ' - - - - ` _ _'_ __ ~nrness, in cr, ower, oi' lc ' liquor at- any place with ii the limits of any polling divisioii,N:-v;a`r;g)\;ll:stcitl;l'. “wh 63;. roi Se,,,,e,|S,,,,,y,.,,,,,._Sp,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _ ,_ during the whole of the _polling day at :ui election, shall be,,g,Du_ M,d,Bss¢,;, 0, ,,nu,,,,,',, c,,m_°;c,;’\§ rrtnii .nn~v.=_ rim.-, senmef. sn rfnnnprs, liable on summary conviction, for each offence, to a penalty in Kindergarten i-inn. Charlottetown 13"”-F" I'!“`l“"“11°““~"“‘?-W°°“5'“‘8" f 7 d . , _ sunday oct nth afternoon subjec nuutuig ble1gI\__|\u'1gSIorg)»_ »r|\rcsl|iug 0 One hundred dollars an to iinprisoiiinent lorateriii not _,Th Th ~ W ki , t.jn;1\,sh.Mis,rnn¢., nay Fork onlin.

...The schooner May Flower cleared .

for Pictou from Montague this week, with a cargo ol produce. Alter dis- charging she goes on the slip for re- pairs.

...The steamer Hilford of Halifax'

discharged a load of freight in Mon- tague this week and returned to Lower Montague. where she will bel loaded with produce.

I ...There is very little change in the-

ifpntague- markets since last. market

.dn.y. Eggs are seventeen cents Der

dozen. butter _twenty to twenty two cents per pound, hay six to eight' dollars per- ton and oats forty cents Dur bushel.

MONTAG UE MARKETS.

tlorrectnd for every Wednesday and S.n.turday’s issue.

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llerrtng por bbl. I5 00 to 6.00* turd, per quintal $4.00 to 5.00 Oats per bus. 40 Potatoes, per bus.

Eggs, per don.

Oatmeal. Der cwt.

Butter per lb. (creamery

Hides, per lb.

Barley, per bu:

Hey, per ton, loose

Beef, per lb. (carcass)

Lomb, por lh. (carcass)

Oaltskins, per lh. Cabbage, per don.

Barts, per bus.

Carrots. Der bus.

Flour, Roller Process per 196 lbs.

Turnips _

CHURCH SERVICES

Changes to be mnde in Church sen

vices must be in not later than Fri- day noon. ' ' METHODIST.

First Methadist.- Rev. H. E. Tho-

mas at eleven and seven. Attentive ushers. Sunday School 2.30. Men’s class at 2.30. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7.30. Bible Study 'on Friday at 8 p. m.

Grace Cl;prc_&i.-Prayer meeting at 10 a. m. ev. Wm. Harrison at 11 and T. Sunday School at 2.30 Strangers always welcome and pro- vided with comfortable seats.

PRESBYTERIAN. St. James. - Rev. T. F. Ful-

lorbou at 11 and »7. Str- angers always welcome and provided With. good seats. Sunday School and Bible classes at 2.80.

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20 to zz

$6 to $8

5 L0 6 6 to 7 I to 6

50 41| 40 $5 16

A WISE MOTllER’S STORV

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_ "I am convinced," writes Mrs. A. B. I-Iopeford from St. John, “that 3 mnloritycf young girls who die o conshmpt-ion do so because ther mothers neglected their health a the criticle time when carelessness in

gir1's health is neglected from her sleventh to sixteenth your her ‘body will bc weak and she becomes a ready victim of typhoid, anaemiu, and in, many cases consumption itself. In her sixteenth your my y-'~~nr;e-_.ie daughter sho.. .L .ii-_'ns I. vlng strength. Sonic .iyspep-:__ _.leg -developed her heart becu.r...: \,-em. and palpitation frightened her dread- fully. She was irregular' in thc im- portant oodily functions and rapid loss in a_ weight. and a ruddy cum- plexion pointed to a rapid decline. '

She disliked/ making her troubles

known to our doctor, a feeling I felt I should respect, and so by good fortune I was led to use Ferrozone with most. gratifying results. My nc'ig!iI'i’or next. door, Mrs. Woods, had .found Ferrozone so good in nervousness that she persuaded me that it would restore Flossishi health., and from the time the sec- ond 'tiox was commenced her im- provcment' was constant. She is l_o\v‘a big, strong girl, ruddy and plump, able to study hard and to take hor share of household duties. I ani an earnest advocate of Ferro- one. We all use it now as a tonic as it is certainly wom-an’s best; friend.”

All dealers sell Ferrozoue, 50 cents

por box or six boxes for $2.50; pro- cure s. supply to day.

Let all niothcrs and dangliters read carefully and profit by it.

f First Mase at 7.30. Childrel'l r lfnss at 8.30 Catechism immediately

t . ~ Vespers and Benedictiou at 1 p. in.

sures vigor and sound health. If a

Liver and Kidneys llllhldqllllmpoftsnlthatthleorllul -enldplwlfbperhrmtheirfnnetloul. *Whnt|eqdcn’\»whellamenese ofthe ||.p¢n|shusI.wnalyeiiewne¢»e¢tnes.sin. olmemotlpouolnbeiltaltelnthsmoutls aessnnaenapimpmsmi Neuhnsna mnnlenulnhlltlwlwry. negnanusredveanawnle

l-loo<l’sSarsaparilla

pmp¢_°per|ns'mmoeoltlieir funetlotmlnd mneolltldtasdlnan ellmenta '|\ar»|¢.

_ $9 1.1; "UI/g;~`

.urs-I

_ If everything else in the ‘ house did its share of the work as well as

"Black Knight” Stove Polish

very few women would complain of thc housework. “Black Knight" does away with the cvcrlasting rubbing and polisliing. It shines quickly and the

i_ hottest fire cnu`t dull its

bright, fresh polish.

Always ready for use for Stoves, Grates and other

- Ironwork.

It's the besupoiislr and the _ biggest can for the money.

Send iien1cr‘s iinnie and l0c for full size can ifyou cnu‘t get "Black Knight" iu your town.

The P. P. DALLEY C0. LIMITED.

llAIiII.TON, 0nl, n

"Zi`ori.-Prayer meeting at 10 a. rn. Rev. Geo. E. Ross at 11 mid 7 Sunday School and Bible class at 1.30. Students and strangers cordl- ally welcome to all services.

BAPTIST.

Baptist-Rev. G. R. White will

preach at 11 and 7. 'Sunday School class at. 2.30 p.m. Visitors always welcome and provided with comfort.- able seats.

CHRISTIAN.

Sunday School at 2.80 p. in.

Rev. J. S. Smith, L. L. B. at 11 and T. Visitors nlways welcome and pro- vided with seats.

ST. DUNSTAN’S CAT!-IEDRAL.

after Mass High Mass at 10.30.

ANGLICAN. St. Paul’s - Morning prayer

at eleven o'c1ock. Evening Prayerrat 7 p. m. All seats free and unappropriated.

St. Pot.er's-Holy Communion at 8

a. m. Canon Simpson at 11 and 7.

SAl.VA'l‘lON ARMY. I Sunday Service at 7, 11, 3, and |7.30 p. m. Week nights Service,- `Monds.y, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at I p. m.

BIG POTATOES VALUABLE |

$8.50 For a single Potatoe.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co., Sunnyside, Charlotiiutown, (Beer & Weeks proprleto'rs,) are desir- ~ous of being tn n. position lo place on exhibition in their show

windows the biggest potatoes grown on P. EZ I land this sea-

son.

THEY OFFER PRIZES

AB FOLLOWS.

For the largest potatoe-judged

by weight.

Solid quartered oak cobbldr

seat: rocker. Value. $3.50

For the Znd largest.-one pair

our special heavy wool blankets. Value $3.35

For the 3rd largest-Full sized white enameled iron hed. Value

$2.50

For the ith largest-Handsome

hearth rug. Value $2.00

For the 5th largest-1 dozen

bath towels value $1.50

For the 6th largest;-1 dozen da-

mask linen table napkins value

$1.35

For the 7th largest-one of their

special damask bedspreads, value

51.00

Entries may be made at once.

Entries close at noon Oct. 31st.

MARK WRIGHT FURNISHING CO. Sunnyside Beer & Weeks, Proprietors.

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