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EIIIIIIIIH SERVICES

_ ME1'Hoo|s'r.

FIRST METHODIST.-Rev. I-‘_ H.

Llttlejohns at 11 a. ni.; Rev. J. L. Dawson at 7 p. ni.

GRACE CHURCH.-Rev. J. L. Daw-

son. B. A., at 11 a. ni. 2.30. Sunday School and Bible class. 'I p. m.. Rev. F. H. Littlejohns-subject: “Should the German atrocities be avenged?"

PRESBYTERIAN.

ST JAMES.-Rev. Mr. Taylor at 11 ni. and Rev. Dr. McKinnon at 'I

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NEW ZION.-Prayer meeting at 10

a. m. Rev. Dr. l\1i-Kiunon. of Pine Hill College. will preach at 11 a. in. The subject of the i-l\iklren`s address will be “A Great Mistake." Rev. .\ir. Taylor will preach in the evening on "The Bow of God.”

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.- Services

at 11 a. ni. and T p. ni. Sunday School at 2.30. Strangers wclcoiiic.

BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.-lley. I. S. .\`owl:in at ll

a. in. and the pastor. licv. Z. I.. !‘1'.-‘IL

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

..ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL-Holy Communion at 8 and 11. Matins at |10.15. Evensong and Sermon at 7.

ST. PAUL'S.- Rector. Rev. T. W.

Murphy. Morning prayer at 11 a. m. Evening Prayer 7 p.ni., Holy l`om- munion at 8.30 a.ni., Sunday School and Bible Classes 2.30 p.m. All seats free.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH-Rev. D.l\Ic-

Lean will preach at 7 p. in.

SALVATIONISTS.

SALVATION ARMY - Ser\'iC€B

each night of the week and on Sun- day.

NEW SERVICE T0

MEDITERRANEAN

I\IO.\"I`Iii-J.»\l., Oct. 2:1.-The White

Star Line announces that the' recently inaugurated service from New lork to Bulgaria. Greece. and lllediterranean ports has been so successful that a regular st-liedule of sailings will be carried out from New 'York under the .iinericaii tlag. The Kroonland. \\-lien she left .\'ew York last \\'€‘£_‘k. was well filled \vitli oasseitgers. Ih- < hiding about 200 front .\loi\treal. The l~'inl:.nd will sail trciu New lork ei;

I\.\\'i-iiilier 17th. and the Kiooiilaiid on Df_‘ceiitbcr `_’n.'l.

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AUCTION

The Largest Sale ever Known A-r

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Kensington

A Farrners’ Sle

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEL 28TH AT 12.30 P. M.

LIVE

STOCK.

is liorst-s roiisistiug of: llriiii llare. it your sold, in foal to Lord Dal-

ineny. jr.; .llart-. in foal to lirilliaiit \\`illtos, IT years old: Family Horse.

1230 lbs.; lktrksitie .\iare. s years old;

llraft (‘olt, 2 l-Il years old; Mare, 5

years old; Parksitlo .\lare, .7 years old : Driving Ilorsc; liearso liorse, T years old; l’ark.<ide Horse. ti _wars old; Draft Horse, 5 .V0l\I'5 Old----131'" lbs.; and ti nutulwr of other draft :uitlroutl horses. ranging in ages troui ‘.2

years old and upwiirds.

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lil rattle rotisistiiig. of: . .\iiIk Vows; Jersey (_`ow (in calft Sl years old;

5,' Steers, I I-2 years old; It !u`teoi~s 2 l-‘.2 years old; lleifer. 2 1-2 years old tin

calfi; ll i"at (`o\\'s; 10 Pigs, U ot' tlieni

5 inontlis old, the reniniiider t`rom one

month to G wt-el-ts` old; also a lierkshire iloar tprize wliinerl; 100 liens;

20 lltirks; 10 'l`tirke_\'s, I jreitr old.

FARM IM PLEMENTS.

3ldss<»_\'~lliii‘i'is Gang Plow, used one _yvurz Frost & ‘.\'ood Disc llarrow.

used one _\»e:n~; .\Ittsst»_v-lim-ris .\‘tet»l nuke urfed one rear: fi Sets Silriutz- tooth llai‘rows; Il 'l`r\n'kwaggons; 2 Fung Sleighs; Gasoline Engine; 1 1-2 li. p. with l’uinp-ju<'k tnowl; Road \\'2ig;:on; ll \\'ng_|;nns; Express Wagon; it quaiitity of Hnriivss. and a large nuuibcr ot' other l"arm implements and

Stock not possible to ei1tlnn~rate here.

Terms made known at sale.

HUGH F. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

H. R. MOASE, Kensington.

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son are very stylish as well as

warm, made in a great variety of p tttcrns and colors-we have both the pull-on and coat

styles.

fully selected to suit the varied rtquiremcnts of our custom- ' cis-every style and quality you could desire will he found

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In order to clear our fine stock of DUTCH

BULBS within the next 10 DAYS we will sell all

CROCUS, DAFFODILS,

NARCISSUS, BERMUDA EASTER LILIES, CHI- NESE SACRED LILIES, all first quality and size

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This is a big snap take advantage.

Co. Ltd.

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-Ti-IE MORNING DAlLY_Guai-dlan

can be obtained at Laifertys Tonsor- Ial Parlors, Summerslde.

-MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-

presentative in Atherton will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-

tary of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.0.. Box Ito, is The Guardian A8611! ill Summerslde.

-CONTRACT LET.-Tlie contract

for the heating of Epworth Hall, Sum- merside, which has been undergoing repairs, has been awarded to Mr John lliclnnls, Sumnierside..-X.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. Mtf.

-i\EW PRINTING PL-\CE-~-i\Ir.

'tanitl Gillis. for several years print..-r at ;\lont'ton. nt-is returned to ‘S.ni'.in|-r- sim- .intl is setting up a printixig pre.r in the tear of D. F. McNeill‘s carriage shop.-~l|.

-SUDDEN ILLNESS.- Mrs. Ben.

A. Arsenault, Suuiinersidc was yes- terday taken suddenly ill and on iued- ical advice she was removed to the Prince (‘o., Hospital for treatment.- ll.

-THE MORWENNA.-The s.s.

lllorwenna arrived in Sumnierside Wednesday from Montreal. After dis- charging her freight she sailed for Newfoundland, taking away a quantity of potatoes, oats and hay, also ti head of cattle and about thirty sheep.-X.

-Among the visitors to Summer-

side on Tliursday were- Gov. Rog- ers. lierhert Reeves. Victoria West, and Mr. H. H. Huestis. formerly rv- presentative of the lllassy llarris Co.. in the Western Provinces but now local manager of the same Co., for 1*. E. island.-H.

-INSTITUTE WORK.-A \\'omen's

Institute was organlzetl in “`.nio"e"’ ~' 'i`liursdu_v evening, under the auspices of the supervisor, miss Ste.-ns. Gone a number of the ladies of Emerald were present. The appointment and election ot' ollicers was the only work discussed. The next meeting will be held on \\'edncsday, Nov. 4.--E.

-GRAIN BAGS ARRlVE.- As

the bags to contain the grain for the Army Fund have now arrived. ii coni- inittee has been appointed to distri- bute them around the different see- tions oI` the country and it is expected that in a very short time the lull coniplenient will he put up in readi- ness for shipment.-li.

-ARMY FIELD SERV|CE.- Miss

Kathleen iliacldwen. teacher, North St. EIeanor’s acknowledges with thanks t`roni her pupils the following amounts towards the Army Field i¢‘un<l. Rayinond Andri-\\' 50<~, Alla, Lillian. Eniily. liuyinond and Sani- uel (`annon 2-'ic each; Edgar Yeo 250; lithel Garnett 251-; Harold l.\‘le 2.'.c: Ketith Tliomas l0c; and Alden ’i`lio- mas Jr. $2.65 or it total.

-SUCCESSFUL TEA.- The tea

neld in the l’rt~sliytcriaii I-Iall on Trios- oay, proved sucli it success. -that it was helfl i";: us on \\’etliiostlu_v, when such at handsome sum was realized that the ladies in charge wish to thank all those who helped to patron- ize the iitfair The proceeds go to- wards the P. E. Island Orphanage funtl. -ll.

-RE-'2OVERlNG.-Mrs. tlei _llc-

Lnliirull, blaclt.~mii|i, ol' Riclnnniul wh., was :'erlous.l_\' injuretl ti f.-.\\' \\'t-4-its aut; by a pttu- ol' red hot st r =l strik- ing limi in th: evo. was in Sun|n\er.~\ I.- cn \\'e<liies<l:»_\'_ He is rect\ivl':|; motl- icnl attci\d:-.n.~~-- from ltr. Alex i\lc.\'ciil :intl there art: good pro.<|n~t‘t‘s yet, that the sight of thc eye will he 1._s'o;.\iI_ -II

-PROPERTY PURCHASED.--J. J.

Gaudet, the enterrprislng manager of llnppy Land 'l`heiitrt~. has purcliaseti the McEwen estate property. eittiittetl on Water Street, next to the Prince (‘onnty Drug Store. This is certainly one ot' the most valuable lots on front street, and Mrs Gaudet in to bo con- gratulated on his purchase.-X.

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Walk-Over Shoes

A Lady’s Dress Shoe

You know that patent

leather is the dressiest leather made. Nothing can really fill the place of good patent leather.

The shoe shown here

is of Walk-Over quality, trim in pattem beautiful in shape and rich in finish

Morris &~ Smith

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-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising In this col- nmn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-NOTICE.- Tho Conservative Club

meeting will be held in Cape Traverse Hall. Oct. 28th. at 7.30, p. m.

6193-10-24ME1i.

-THE BLACK Prince Fox Co., Ltd.,

0’Leary. has some black silver female foxes; also. some female crosses, 1914 pups to exchange for males. Black Prince Fox Company. Ltd., 0'Leary, P. E. Island. 6141-10-21m6l

-MRS. C... NIELVILLE JOHNSON

will he at home at Central Bedeque on Wednesday and Thursday, Octob- er 28th and 29th, afternoon and even- ing. 66188-10-24ME1i.

-NOTICE-A GENERAL MEET-

ING of the shareholders of the Hack- ett Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd., will be held in the Board oi' Trade Rooms, Market. Building. Charlotte- town, on Tuesday, November 3, 1914, at the hour of 7.30 p. in. John A. Hackett, Secretary-Treasurer.

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-ENTERTAINMENT.---A con

cert and pie social will be held In (‘=t|_»e Traverse .rt Monday. Oct. '.'Gtn. A good program consisting of solos, choruses, dialogues and peutoinines has been carefully preparotl. Doors open at 7.30 p. ni.; concert commences at 8 p. m. Admission, adults 25c., children l5c. Ladies with ples free. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross So- ciety. 6185-10-24M1i.

-A CONCERT AND PIE SOCIAL

will be hold In Cape Traverse on Mon- day. Oct. 26th,a good program cou- slsting of solos, choruses, dialogues and pantomines has been carefully prepared. Doors open at 7.30 p. .rt\. Concert commences at 8 p. ni. Admis- sion ndults 25 cts., clilldren 15 cts. Ladies with ples free. Proceeds In uid of Red Cross Society.

6185-10-24Mli.

-YOUNG MEN OF MONT CAR-

MEL.-Within a very few years Mont Carmel has placed a fair number of her yonug men in positions more or less responsible. But if Mont Carmel has produced young men sufficiently educated to till a certain number of positions it is through the zeal and energy of Rev. Father P. P. Arsen- ault,parishpriest,to wlioiu the educa- tion and welfare ot’ the _young gener- ation was entrussted, both spiritual and material. He has always prized the true development of growth whetli- er for some particular departmental olllce or to remain on the farin for he delights in encouraging agriculture especially in his owii community. Some ot' these young men who have been duly promoted to departmental positions are: Mr. Emmanuel Gallant and Mr. Tlieophilus Arsenault, both mall clerks on the i’. E.. I. ll. Mr. Cy- rille Gallant has lately been promot- ed to Station lllaster in the booking station at \\’ellington. Mr. Angus Poirier. after taking agricultural courses in Truro and Charlottetown, has been given employment in con- nection with the Department of Agri- cplture at Ottawa. Mr. Benj. Gal- lant has spent. the summer in St. Louis in connection with the butter factory there. and proposes to take a course in that line in the Guelph (lol- lege, Ontario. Besides these are a few others occupying temporary employ- nicnt in connection with the egg- eircles of Mt. Carmel, Egmout liay and vicinity. Mr, John J.. Gal- lant is employed in the Candling Sta- tion at Suminerside. Messre. Ben. Arsenault. and Julian Gallant are eni- ployed in the Wellington Candliiig Station for eggs ot’ three or four cir- cies. Mont Carinel can also boast of it printer in the person of Em- manuel Arsciiuult. Mr. Arsenault has made his apprenticeship at the bureau the "Evangeline" when in Wey- mouth. M. S., at the Journal Ofiloe, Suiunicrslde and especially at the Guardian Otlicc, (Tliarlottotowii. where he got most of his practical knowl- edge in this line. He is now employ- cd as foreman in a Iliiltetl States printing oiiloe. whore he draws ti good salary. Mont Carmel has also a fair number of teachers in the public schools and the three department school of Mont Carmel district In di- rected by teacliers from the parish. This account is simply to state it fact and to show the rest of the young men of Mont t‘nrniel that what line been done can be again repeall.-tlantl to a wlder circle, for cliaiiccs to young men to acquire an education arc today l.wo to one couipured t.o what they were ten or Ilfteen years ago.-R.

YIESTEIIII PERSUIIALS

--Prof. Theo Ross. was in Suniuier

si-lo, lrituy. on business.-ll.

--Mr Judson Simpson, Lot 16. was

in Summerside Friday on business.- X-_ _

-Mr. Joseph Sheen, Kensington.

was iti the \Vestcrii capital on Wednes-

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ilu ltlml .Yun Ilan Always Bought

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NOTICE

A special general meeting of the

Rosemont Consolidated Silver Black Irox Co., Ltd., will be held at the office of Mr Frank F. Tuplln, Summersido, Thursday, November 12th, at the hour of ten o"cIock In the foreuonn. 1914, for the purpose of considering an of- fer for the entire assets of the com-

pan; .

J. E. CAMPBELL.

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DR. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon

.A Fliital

Propbegwcitognodtzsp Cl

OLD-TIIIE REIIEDY

IAKES PURE BLIND

Purify your blood _b __ taking

Hood’l Sarsnparilla. This medi- cine hu been and still is the peoplc’| medicine because of its reliable clnracterand its wonderful success in the treatment of the common dis-

easels :gd ailtiin:ll|1ts;i-scmfiila, lea- tarr , eumn , yjlpepsll, _OM of appetite, that tired feeling, general debility.

Hood’a Su-nparllla has been tested forty years. Got it today. `

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day.-H. `

-Edward Konkley. Summorslde,

was a passenger to Northam by the express Thursday evening.-X.

-Mr Leonard Schurman, B8d0l1\\B.

was a visitor to Summerslde Friday. -X.

-Mr and Mrs Harry Sllllphant,

Summerside. are spending a few days in Coleman, the guests of Mr and Mrs W. H. Beer.-X.

-Among the visitors to Summerslde

on Wednesday were: Mrs. M. C. Mur- iay, Bradalbane; Mr. George Barnet. Elfnsdale, Mr. George Coughllu, Por- tage, Mr. A. C. McKinnon, Coleinau. -ll.

TIGNISH

Dr. Conroy is spending a few days in

town the guest of his brother Mr. Fred Conroy. He accompanied by Dr. Johnson visited Mr. John Christo- pher who has been ailing for some time past.-T.

-Senator Murphy. has returned

home from Charlottetown.-_ T.

-Miss Mary Morrissey who has

been spending the week end in Palmer Road, arrived home on the evening train accompanied by Miss Annie Gavln.- T.

-Fox nANcHEs.- The Tizuislv

Silver llinck Fox Company are build- ing a new up to date fox ranch. The Compuny which is comprised of some of the most prominent men are enthu- siastic over tlie ideal spot which they selected for an improvement on the 1( ondyke t’arm.-- The Tlgnlsli Dark Silver patched Fox Co.. is also build- ing a new ranch under the manage- ment of Mr. Ed. McGinnis. They re- part stock nearly all sold.-T.

-SOCIAL.- A large number of

young people from Tignish drove to Palmer Road. Wednesday evening, to attend the Basket Social ami dunoe which was held in the (_`. M. B. A. hall in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. .'I`liey all returned well satisfied with their evenings fun. Two lmndred dol- lars was taken In; some of the bas- kets beliig sold at the figure of six and sevendollars.-'l‘.

-SEA VIEW AND DARNLEY.-

Mrs. itasseit, jr. and son, of Mr. Thomas Bassett, is home, having been away in Maine for three :uni a half years. He is going to re‘ualii for two weeks.l\ir. George Mchay. Hunter River, son of Edward Mcliay, Darnley, ls hoine on it visit. Mrs. W. S. Cro- zier. who spent a few days last week visiting friends and relations in Ken- sington and Freetown, has returned home. The smelt fishing season hav- ing opened on the 15th. quite n number of men and boys are engaged at the work. Wm. Roach. fish nierclinnt. of Dainley and Malpeque, is the buyer of all that is offered. He ships them to liosttr and other itil-go cities. l\I_'rrltI Davison, wife and two children o_t` llnrlington. spent Sunday in Sea View. Miss Katie Mountain. ot’ Mar- gate, has returned home. having sptrt two weeks visiting In Sea View uid Park (Iorner. Mrs. Rosilla ‘?.1ynt-ir, of I.-ong River, is at present iti Sea View. the guest of Mr. and l\’lr1. Black- lay. Ccorge A. and Mrs. ldclseot.. ot` Dnrnloy, \\|~nt to Summorsido on 'I :tvs- tlay and returned In the evoniu ‘:. .\lt. Goorge Murphy and wife, of Dgmley Bridge .are nt. present visiting at the theme of Mr. Malcolm Morrison. Ful- ton, youngest son of Mr. tind Mrs. \Vni. Tlioinpson, of Darnley. had ii nrrow escape. While playing ln the loft with his brother. George. he over- balanced and fell about 16 feet to the Iioor. No bones were brokcn. bc he got n. had shaking up.

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(‘-aptaiu l‘ostaIu are both in port wltli their schooiiers.-A.

-S. S. CONVENTION.-Tho Provin-

cial Sunday School Convention of l’. lu. Island is to be held in Alberton this .veur on the 28th. 29th and 30th.

-CHANGE OF BUSINESS.-The

tonsorlal parlors owned by Mr. Daniel Perry. Alberton. has been purchased by Mr. McIntyre. of Alma.-A.

-FOX DIVIDENDS.-Quite n num-

5‘er of fox dividend checks are flotiting around which will be quite a help to the business. The Silver Fox ilnnch- in§ Company, paid ii dividend on the 20th.-1..

..*-PFIOF. FALCONER of the Pres-

byterian Collcge. Halifax, preached In the Presbyterian Church Sunday

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Now is a good time to selec your Fall Hat

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_ Nifty new Soft Hats

(slope shapes too) and a bunch of fine new

stiff models. An un-

equalled selection to

choose from here now $1.00 to $4.50

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Here is one of the most pop-

ular styles in ’

Caps For Fall Wear

It’s a full cut tog, swagger and snappy, and we aveagood as- sortment of fabrics both in plaids and checks and solid colors. Priced according to quality from

25c to $1.25

Next best to knowing what

is correct in cap styles is know-

SOLE AGENTS

ing where you can get what _

you want.

Christy’s, London Howes $3.00 _Hats

We are especially ready ta

satisfy your every need in caps

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

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morning and clearly showed that he was in every way worthy ot the pre- fix Prof.-A.

-HOUSE HALUED.- Mrs. Chester

(tim-it, who has bought u house from Mr. lt. ll. Rankin. and had it hauled to the lot alongside the lllethodist Par- sonn.|1e,isliaviug some renovations and additions made.-A.

-FOX RANCH READY.-The fox

ranch owned by Mr. J. I). l’rolit_ is now nearly completed under the dir- esticn of Jamos Metherall, and will prove quite an addition to the iiumer- ous ranches in Alliertoii.-A.

-NEW DWELLING.-Mr, E. I..

Tlioinsoii is buildliig ii dwelling place opposite his former residence. ily the look of the niany dwellings that ure. being built and repaired. it does not look as lf the people feared the results of the \\'ar.---.~\.,

-New s`cALEs.--items. lingers

and t‘o., Limited. Albertou. are having scales laid in t-otiiicctioii with their store. This will prove of great value to ftirinors us formerly the nearest scales to the town wait .I. Il. Myrlck and ('o.. nt their \vl\:\rI`.-» A.

-HEAVY FRElGHT.- '|`he ulter-

-IN PORT.--Captain Miller audi

noon train 1-otning west has been de- layed nearly ovcry dny this hast week owing to thi- vnorinoun uiuount of freight moving. A spot-lnl freight won run ti few days ago to curry some of the frolglit that had eongregnteti nt the various stations.-A.

-MISFORTUNE.--A and nccltlont

hcl`ell Mr. Arthur liowness, of Mon- trose, a few days ago. While going to tnuuiit ou his cart he missed his step, the horse took fright. and the cart passed over his body. When found he was speechless, but is now much Improved and his friends all hope for IIIH 59020)/ recovery and to have him among thein soon a

gain.---A.

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ALBERTON-II is rumored that

Mr. Neill (‘mnpbel| and family Inteiid going to Charlottetowii foi

` to seeing the train every ‘lily IS Hffaltl to stay in Atherton for the winter for the fear lt may get stuck for a week or more.-A.

-AN ACC|DENT.- Last Monday

evening Chief of Police Brown, while crossing the street at the corner of tfhiire-h\Street and Main. ran foul of a steel wire which was stretched from the top of an electric post to U12 ground. Needless to say Mr. Bl'0Wl\ did not hurt the wire in the slIZhl@Sl» but on the other hand, is nursing a swollen eye as the rosult of his con- tact with thc said wire.-A.

-Mr. G. N. Matthews, of the Con-

firiental Fox Exchange and investment t`o., Charlottetowii, is visiting his home in Alberton.-A.

WM,-_ (1 D_ Whaley, of Ennlskillen.

ireland. formerly attached to the stall wt' tho 1'. lt. Uoiutiierce at Albvrtou. IS now In the branch at Kii\dorslu.V. 5I\9k-- having been trniiaforred there lr0l1l Amliorst _-A.

--Mr. nnd Mrs. Thoiuns WlllilI\1*0l\-

formerly of Atherton, but now 0! <‘l\uiIottotown, nrc vlsltlnli ill AIb°"' ton. The are stopping at Albion Ter- ra " --A

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rzilexnll llntr Tonic and Shanlll00

will stop falling hair and all scalp lr- ritntlons. It is guaranteed to itll/9 satlsfntztioii. Full treatment. fl-5’5~ MacKinnon Drug Co., cor. (treat George and Kent streets. 1119

£

Dr. W. G. Church

Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Unlvoralty of Toronto Telephone Connection. Office Bummorsldc.

6033-10~14Mtf. . '

Foxes _f_o_r Sale

Have a few more ranch raised mlllk

' the wlii-

lef- Mr- (`HIl\llbell. who was In the ‘¥HID|0.V of the l. (‘. ii. for n number ofl years. has been supcranunted. lt.

'looks as If Mr. Campbell. who is used

izvommsme __ _ _ __ ` ` _ *’°’°°|‘°'¥»S'm\mlde

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left yet which will clear at 38Q‘ P" pair; also on hand some mnrten ein" A" and cross foxes. Write or l1l\°“° tt. J. Mcmiii, 'ryne vcttey.sm-9-tmtt

DINNER SETS

There is a line of Dinner Sets h' h 1 ' _

the one rice-one pattern has a devegpliilugrhoiidt-$19 (i.i/(itlilaluiisl l`sevemldd“Ife`rent§att§;d‘is-if

anotther has _alaflogl ¢ti;corat_iolii ilu brown with gold lide and gvciiite I?d‘dyaqI`h‘;i?dna¥e ttevo other

pat erns a mi a ve wit s ighvly different d ' ' ° are new and graceful. You cannot do better thaneggcrdilgddg §fr€lIiI.is2anse2;’°me of the shapes

Dinner Sets 97 pieces $14.00 I BLACK & C

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