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Anodyne Linirnent~ir has n 97 yew. record of successful cures to prove it l

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have an earache, headache, or stiff riggk, just apply

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in healing cats, bulins sclrlldedlellfdiseltaliii`:;nlli|,i§§§:¥° just as sure in curing lame back, muscular rheumatism I °C'\“\Cf\i lUmb°$Z°. Stiff joints, strained tendonsnnd ll ` the other outside aches the body is heir to D //" \ ' Klelfly-apply at once~\l\e sooner on do it iiile // \ quicker you are well. Get ri bottlle :raw-have ‘ ll it ready. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs ` ` Ml. June 30, 1906. Serial Number, 518. ' _ "'-#dill ’ir’il'rl-h1fTr°o°efi“;i`i~Ti'f»`v"il'§l‘.}f"’ ff

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Established 1888

JUST A RENIENDEIR that

Joseph A. Rich & Do.,

|84 Atlantic Ave-, BOSTON M AS S.

Handle SMEI/rs aii”1EELS on Commission. Make

returns with check every day and solicit your shipments

to Boston 12-gdtts r iuiz

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FRESH-~ Frank H. Wilson SALT

Salmon < C d

_ Wholesale and Commission Dealer in 0

Halibut

M°°‘=°'“‘ Lobsiors and Fresh Fish B°"°‘°“°°

Smelts Herring 176 Atlantic Avenue

Eels

Bos1“oN, Mass. Mm-'l¢<=r¢l.

Clams’ Etc' Returns Mailed Every Day etc,

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“sire Fresh and Frozen Smells and Eels.

Higl1,¢St Market Prices. Daily Returns

#Send For Stencils..

|'|EAL-Y & LYUNS ,

Commission: Fish Merchants,

184 Atlantic Ave.,

rl-26 dtts rl'2 m. BOSTON-

l`HE KING’S C0l.Nl`Y GUARDIAN.

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an J, Oillm ln' Montague, Capt W A Johnstone ii

1-or mhe, k- d ' . p lllnlleri and in Sourin. Percy Seiman; llanazer. J J

T1-in friends of John Squires, Gr.-i-n-

wich, will regret to learn that his health is not improving.

Tris many friends of MissAliee Matelie.

son of St Peters Bay, drr tsmaker will be pleased to see her home again after a trip to New York and Brooklyn. -

i Tim death took place on Nov. 26,] ol' Mrs Nathaniel Mclaren cf Forest Hill after n lingering illness. leaving a large family. She was formerly a Misa Stewart

of the some place.

Witrir the fine crops anil high prices,

the farmers urbiind St Peters could not be bribed to move to the West. lf the Tun- nel now were completed this woulil make the fiuesllittle place on eurlli, is what is heard on every side.

Auouo the progressive `younz man do‘

ing _business in Montague' ll James Yonnker, who carries on a wntohmaklng business ina very neat. and attractive ‘storm Mr Younkcr also has a nice als' play oi' silverware which should greatly (aid intending gift glvers in ihfir =e1eo~ tions. '

Tm! ohscqulcs ol the late Alexande-

Scott Kingston, King's, Co , were held on the morning of the 5th lust, the pastor Rev Geo A Bcaman, and n. former pastor, Rev E A McPhee, who had come purpose- ly from llazolbrook, officiating. The aer- vlces, the plieo. and the occasion were beiltling the occasion, and all possible reverence, and all becoming honors were bestowed upon the remains of a man who had been identified with every luud iblc movement, und had loyally filled a pluee in the community for three generations. Barn on the farm on which nedicd in 18liI, eleven yt-tra after the first settler from

Mmaaifs Li.\unrr.N'r Co, Lmi'i'i-:D.

Gr-:N1‘i.irMi:N,-l.n.st winter :I ri-1: ~i\-ufi

great. benefit from the une of MINARDS

lNlMEN'l‘in it so vcrenttnck of Ilia Grippe,

and i have l'r-que-ni.iy nrovcd it lo he very effective in eases of lni|.imuiat.lon. Yourg

W. A. HUFCIIINSON.

l RESIGN FROM THE VVOIIRY CLUB.

Life is a rush, hub we can’t. all get thorn

tugetlirr. In consrquance, we worry- Uan’t help it bocuuse nerves are u erik, vitality is burnt up and there'a no stayin# powerleir. Cin out the worry put, and 3UII.l) UP. Leu Ferroanna help you.

It‘a a most. strenxrhenlng nutritive tonic. Fills the blood wir. iron,auppliea building material for worn out or¥an»,leoarate| the sorts ot vitality that mules you wuns to do tnlnue. No medicine more helpful for men, women and children who need strength and staying power. 'l‘ry Ferro- zma, 560 por box at all dealers.

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Ao Autumn Forecast

Tha only basis on which to

predict the future is the record of the past. ln the light of that performance, and bearing

\ in mind the reputation oi' the

anies coiicerned,it ia sale to iloreoaat that all who buy their fall suits :ind overcoats from na have perfect satir- factioa and also are up to the top notch in atylc. Our goods are up-to-date and prices right

Mcllonalii & Perry,

The Nohby Tailors, Gt. George St,

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Boston Fresh Fish Ads AUSTIN HALEY

Commission Merchant.

FRESH and SALT l"l.Sll

176 Atlantic Avenue, Boston.

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FRA it J. LEACH

Wiiolesalo Commission Merchants

14 T Wharf Boston

We can sell your shipments of smelts and eels a

prices. All letters answered promptly. 11-zédttsrfzm.

ESTABLISHED |885

arclay Cleme

Commission Merchant

Receivers of all Kinds of

Ffcsh and Salt Fish, Live Lobstcrs, Etc. ""°°"°““°

» 19°?--1908 cvar put on the market for the purpose Btovo

special =\=====¢i~== sim *"1" S°“’”f °f iz.::’::;#r':e;€r;'~’;'::::.:.='.°“;:'.:';;r°::;"?.i:

Provlueu |910 also nbmit will lbs of.

argues: imma Prices .SNP Ut- :;;°;;;~::;',t.‘.",',;;'1~..*,f;j°““'““”°°°*“ ""'

Returns ` m. Mclltilr ’

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t highest market

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Perth-\liire,Scotland. had commenced to haw ailome out ot t.he_ iorcao primavul,_ himiult the son oi P-rthshlre parents Alexander Sd :tau and his wlte Christy, (neu Christy Rohoriisoulhe encountered in-my of the difficulties of the niomers of the period, and as Qnajiy one the companions ul his youth oroared the dark river, lil he alone was loft, his reminlnsceuoes oi that time were moat interestinir, and his companions 0! that period sometimes called tho “good old times" with today were not all in favor of the ilrst. Endow- ed by nabura with a stalwart frame ami

A vigorous mind he persistently set lol work tu improve his early education, ns the kind at that time imparted in our country districts was ot the most meagre land rudimentary kind. Hin studios were conducted aficr it !~,»n'<l days wi-rk, not by the mid night. oil in it was then ut.- known but by the tllckerlng dame of the ol~i wood fire.

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BABY was coNsunP1|va\l

A LETTER T0 ANXIOUS MOTH l'il{S is written by Mrs. F. W. K\ttle, of Kirkdale. P. Q.,\vho says I “My little 4»y.ar~old boy auBered rince he was iii lnunthanld from a bad ieg.i tried many salvew and had doctors atrend him, but none did him any good. Tue doctors. told me it was in the blood, and he was lu consumption. I only wish now I had had more faith in Zam-Buk, for it iui- medlately healrdihe boy'a le . He is ll°W!1¢l|'ly 4 years old and looks far from being cunsumptive. He is now a strong, healthy boy, ihanka fo Zum-` Bnk. I none ihia letter will help a.

going] zalzauyqrinxioas mothers." i

o era axe eart. Don’t be rl s-

couraged because ever' thing has failed to lieal your child until you have tried Zam»Buk.’/.arr\.Buk is Nature‘a Healing Balm. and quickly overcomes and removes all skin <iis:asi:s. ltis equally

gogd i-Ji-nyoulpg and old.

or a a in diseases Zum-Bak la

without equal. lt cures ulcers, featerin sores, iingworm, cuts, bruises, chapped hands. boils, etzema, etc.,ete.

All atorea and druggists sell Zam-Buk

at 50 cent# a box. or pcs'-paid from the Zami-‘Suit Co.. Tnronm, _-i boxes, Ir.z5.

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Closing out Sale of

Furniture at Auction

I am instructed by _lolm Newson to sell his eu-

tire stock of furniture commencing Nov 25th at io a.n1., and continue till all is sold at times to bc an- nounced, Going out of business. Sale at old stand Newson Block next door to Union Bank of Halifax,

R. B. NORTON

I 1-rgdrtf. Auctioneer.

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Money

complete the following verse

and see if you will win a prize.

QPEN T0

, _-5 and $2 with as many rn p r he total. Competitions clos ay and prize-winners will be

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only on that understanding.

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EVERYBODY WANTS

The iiiost sat i sfac- tory sleigh obtaiiinblc. \/Ve 1u:1iiufn<:t1ii'c iliosc wc sell aiifi put the strength just where it is required. Our run- ners have a s p c c ini bend thus iiinkiiig each of ours

The lightest

Running Sleigh

U on the market today.

Only the best stock

used.

Also Good Harness and Robes. .

Meioir Biros,

Manufacturers, Souris. il»30.lai-tuflini.

Try one ol Mollcttn new Champion potato

boilers. roaiti\'el1t.ho latest and best thing

and boiler heavy and rtrongly mndc, Mia. easily managed. a positirc wood mvcr, one

stove rep »ii-9, which will bo sold cheap Grant bainins offered on ourlai-gc stock of stoves

Send it to “Limerieits, Gu

The money received will

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ERE IS Tiili GllARl)llli’S NEW G0»liPETlTl0li

Write on the Coupon what you consider the best line

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Now Guardian subscribers. each oiic

Are lrccu to take part in the fun.

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' ' ardian Office," with roCent “' - Charlottetqwnl- '-

EV£RYONE

be divided into prizes of $5 ters

ore of $1 each as will make e weekly at midnight Satur- onnounced on the following

Tuesday. The more entries the more the prizes. No prizes will he paid for anonymous contributions.

Everybody Try it

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The most convincing example of the I

tremendous strides, which recent years

llauBY|lIll V have witnessed in fine tailoring, is

cr wnuino iiiieiiloiis. t or-“<1”

Clothing

“Progress Brand” is progressive. It is always better-always improving- always the best made, and best wear- ing, clothing in Canada.-

Looic Fon 'rim L.»inEL

Heed- Oi course you will

receive one or more Xmas presents and vii l feel pretty badly if you cai::c‘. give r. r:i;cr on; iz: rw' turn.

for o

Santa Claus

Come now When our stoci.; is large

and get the best possible choice while you can easily make a seleciion.We have Toys oiall kinds, confectionery includlng the celebrated Lowney'a Chocolates,Fruits, Presents for both Ladies and Gentiemen.Tobaccn,Cigars and Cigarettes,Fancy Stationery, Story Booirs, Prayer Books, Fancy Souvenire and Comic l’ostfCards,Xmas and New Year Cards, Temperance Drinks and Oysters,

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and you will want a nice sleigh ride. Why not liuy rt new sleigh now while our display is large and easy lo select from. You will not only get first choice hut have something nice for

Your First Sleigh Ride.

We also have a big stock oi' robes to select from. Nothing is

than a nice sleigh an robe.

Sleighs from $12.00 up and robe.: from $7.50 i'ip.l’lease call and

John 1\AZoLean do Son rr-3odsrtuf6m MUNTAGUE-

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C earanee Sale

Our clearance sale so far his been a grett success. Pe Jpl: hive c \ ue

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from far and near tobuy from us and hzire gone away with lurgains. We li ive sold an immense quantity of regular lines of FALL FOOTWEAR and ar I

more than pleased with the results ofoui great Discount-sale.

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We now wish to draw your attention to our large stock of WINTER.

FOOTWEAR in lnding' in part "

Overshoes,

Lumbermeu’s Rubbers,

Felt socks, Men’s long boots, Rubber boots,

Rubbers.

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Hockey Boots,

Heavy laced Roots, _

Light boots for wearing under rub-

bers and overshoes.

Feltboois,

Felt Slippers Etc.

Our entire stock isincludedin our Discount Sale and we coylially invite

all those who have already purchased FALL FOOTWEAR from us at Bd R- G ‘\lN PRICES to visit our store again and get equally goo: bargains in tucir

VYINTER FOOTWEAR.

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