___,. ,__,_\_. __ _

- Bess, Queen, of

' f Strtitegists

t comm. l9o4.i»yT. c. M.cl.... _

The bushes at the top of the steep bank parted, and a girl dashed down the failltly worn path, landing with a light spring on the narrovrstrip of peb- bly bench. Without a breath of hesita- tion she selzed. the prow of the littlu steel boat, gave a vigorous push, n 'practiced leap and stood poling swiftly oyer the shallows with one oar. The blue line of deep water reached, sho dropped into the seat alld rowed with

long, strong strokes. Half across the -ami of the lake, that lay between the mainland aaa me ning island _aiwanl which she was pulling, she rested on

ber ours. _ »“Hm-ml” Tllls in il tolle of mild surprise. “Tile bloodtllirsty pursuer

sy nuts Vsalllrstts

dnqlpit seem to be”galulllg very rapid-_

ly; Not a sign of hiln yet. Guess 1’ll give llim n little chance. I’ve excuse enough for wallting to remodel myself, goodness knows!" :And she raised bel' arms, bared to the elbow and browll against the white id! her gown, to a mass of tawny hair, very bewitchlngly dislleveled from the precipitousness of her lllunchlllg. l:“l’m nlorally'ccrtain lle saw lnc, too,” site reflected, braiding the heavy coils idsto a shilling rope that more than mached the floor of the boat as she sat, “for he came around the corner of the

plnzza just ao$crosscd _the road illto tile thlcket. I ould think lle'd wallt tb say goodby nfter-after-everything. But I don’t care! I said I'd llever speak to him again, and I sllan't!" She Seized the ours alld pulled the remrifl- iug half mile with vicious, snappy strokes. \It would have been much cooler back ini the evergreells, but she disposed herself on the opell sand with the pil- lows, book and parasol which formed part of the boat’s furnlsllillgs. The bright scarlet sunsllade was thus un- mlstakably visible from the mainland. ' The warm 'discomfort of her vigil was at length rewarded by the output- ting of ll boat with a slllgle white flau- nnled occupant. The scarlet purnsol sviung around and presented n broad- sidc view to tile water. \\'llen the on- coming boatwas half across, the girl, bar back persistclltly toward it, gath- ered up her belongings and betook her- self calmly to the friendly shadows n few yards away. ` <_’_l`hé novel must have been intensely interesting, for she had apparently not taken her eyes from its pages dllring all the time that an athletic looking fellow was beaching n boat, crossing the sand alld throwing himself on the ground at her feet. ‘ ' “‘i came over to say goodby, Bess,” he volunteered to the back of the book.

No answer. .

_ “And to ask you to forglv`e me."

Continued silence.

"‘Won’t you forgive me, Bess?" with

quiet earnestness_

Over the top of the book he was given an instant’s burning glance of scornfnl eyes. _ '

“0h, I kllow you told me never to

speak to you again, and I doll‘t sup- pose you‘li answer nle either. I was tl toni not to get at least your forgiveness last flight, but some way I was too~ too stunlled, I guess.\ But whether y9u’ll speak to llle or not I must have the privilege of saying a few things that Iwant you to know. If-if you‘d :lust ,~put~the book down 'and let me know that you're hearing, Bessl" he

pleaded. ' _

The leaves of the novel only turned

the faster. '

“I’ln ‘going on the 5 o'clock train,” he

said tentatively. “It seemed the only thing to do to make it easier for-for both _ of us after-after-everything. lint probably you heard that I am go- ing. I was simply thinking that as we’ll presumably never see each other again lt wouldu't_ do ally harm and would be so much more satisfactory if

you’d just let me explain."

' “Explainl" she flushed, unaware,

-.,___,.__ _____________,___,_i;_,_._. _-7 oar-s_ had mysteriously

ue snnlealnspm- or himself. manga -_“Queer about those _ _ _ _ nel- anger was far from `b¢ll!7¢ "“‘ ‘ th* “'° f W" “ml ` " " ‘ l all-.lt ..rtll'i~_"ll.-ni.,-ll1:.-la-ralllosttlillifo .- `wlln°tg;°'é:fd"1':¢ln'¢r'$gi2 metal amusing thing to lllul. ` _"l - -~ ._ “I-I Diled tholn overboa_l:d W\“_"_| , in hall a rio/.l-n riilain-s. 'l‘hc obj,-ct ,,b,¢.u,¢; mis i, hugh, beginngg "Yes, e.\'i»|aill.” he colltlauet\.'evl_dcnt- I Went SGC U19 W” bmlketl ‘ind _°-_I is to asc.-i-tail. il' il is i"'1\L'lirab|t: to ft rg

ly em-ou,-uge.|__ »»l_r|,,, pm; \hgm;_ 1 very s all_v_oice. ‘f,i,_ was afraid Wild ii.-_.ko \-i||ag.»_postoitit-»~s sl-i~\-a tht- _|»a|- gngnnomncll or pelvic organs. uyromady sllolfhl want. todo if I knew Ifhail 5'0\lt‘ start to ang' _ _- ` _t the .paso of il_ui;l|_l»_ u-i~'|_»ll_t;|l.- _._-_ii_i t_»:l|t-cs. pel'u'llsslon" (Ile paused for llw lit- Hem, » Y ` I 091’ _asa u' °r ’ Sf'°“"”"' " “’_"""" _“_” _ {"_ “’ ""' 'Cars is so populsnwlly people are so enthu- spollse that was not vollchsilfctll, “ll f*V¢"l\E° \`°‘V~b°l_t |_“tdh"u_‘_5||“9d t° mu" `;;""“| "f 0"" "I "hc ""’“|”m'°' "°

to tell you that so far this ,has been “'m|°“t 5°'\°° _“S9 5 'mee'

the happiest sunnncl' of lily llle and to

_ _ ,

ihllllll you for il. l'\'e had sucllll iI00_<l nil" ‘° F°"°" 1' c°"'°"*""" ,l :Q13 time, Bess! i‘nl wot-killg pretty lnlrtl, ' Raillery is the ilnestpurt of converse- -ph you know, since they llnldc me n part- tion, but as it is our usual custom to in _nel°, and \vasn't intending to lake any counterfeit and uduiterate whatever is ,n vacation. But whcll your al`ul\'s note_ too dar for UB. H0 Wh have d0ll0 Wifi! vii came-mskillg lne for the house pm-ty! thls,_-and turned it all into ,what is of was too tlellriously glad to care ll rap generally called l'0Pl\l,‘i9€. ` 0* D¢1“K th for tllefcollscqllellces. Because ll knew smart, j\iBt`us when up expensive fash- ll_l what it meant, you see-that you had lo_n cometh up those' who are not able t‘ suggested it and wanted me to collle.'_' to reach if 00l\¢€\1l1 ¢ll0lll3¢|V99 Wm* m' she stirred ulleaslly, piumped' up s some paltry imitation- . It now passeth ?]‘ cushion behind her hack, snipped all for raillery to run a man down in dl|~__ S,

_ Luger

*whi_¢2_l'|

is l _ »

ing lnndt- bv tile tl-lvgrapll di-pnl'L~ A-Q”

lllvly

ic, ill villages.

ant from her skirt, then took up the course, to put him out of.counteuance ,,,.,.,~ ,hc _wire -by tht-_ t-it-rk,

book again, not seeming to _notice that and make him ridiculous, sometimes a score of pages had tluttered over. to expose the defects of ills person or .p

“I suppose you'll hardly realize what understanding, on.all which occasions -li it has meant to me." Ile was on his he is obliged not to he angry to avoid iU_1 hack, llllnds under head, ulld might the imputation of not being able to have bcell lultircssing the tiny patches take a jest. It is -adnllrable to ob- ot blue that shone between the green serve one who is dexterous at this art boughs overlleatl_ "‘I went lllio the slngliug outa weak adversary, getting business so very young and have been the laugh onbls side alld then carrying 'about soflittle. It was especially bald all before llim. The French. ,rom after I met you at the pier to know whom we Borrow -_the word, 'h_ ve _n that I was so differcllt from the oth- quite different idea _of the thin , and

ers." _ "

'l`h`o soft and of the lleavy braid ia-y i'i\U|9l`B~ B“i"e1'Y was to “Y s°'“°'

near him alld he fell to cn1'esslllg it an-

sently. As he still gazed overhead ile une; _ _ _ _ _ _ 'pected and surprising, en ed al- could not see tllat the book was towel- ways In B compliment and to he ad,

cd and two shining eyes were regard

i h _ ' vantage of _the person it was addressed

ug im stealthllv.

“Anti then when I came you were so in convel.sut|on is never to my u tum;

good, better than to the rest, Bess.

You gave me the most time and the Y

lnost favoriglt-well, I guess it turned said um, can were anything be wen llly head, tllat's all. And when I camo more contrary to the ends for which

upon _von unexpectedly in the shadowy hall last night"~

“Dou‘t speak of it again, Arthur

Morton!" she cried so vcllculelltiy that it brought him to a slttlngposture, ‘°l<l\'el-ytllillg was lovely, and we did have a guntttilne, and then you had to spoil it_ all ily t-trying to k-k-kiss me. I n-never was s-so d-disg-glared ill my life!" lfier voice choked with angry sobs.

"Please, Bess, I can‘t bear to have_

you cry. Anyway, as long as we are having a tlnal straightening up I’lll go ing to finish the nasty business. When I told you last night tllat I nlnde a luis- take, tllut I thought it was one of the housenlnlds, I told you a lie. There. No\v I suppose it is up for good!" `

“A lie! Then you did know? You did

mean-but really, Mr. Morton, `you must excuse me from discussing this disagreeable subject ally further. I said all I had to say last night.” She rose stiiiiy alld went over to the bout for the tea things.

All the while that she was rather

blllldly layillg out ller dainty lunch her most illcollslstellt heart was singing: “He did! I’lll glad! Ile did! I'(n glad!"

But the lllan sat very. still, his face

buried ill his arnls.

Then she waited for the boiling of

f lc . _ K . .ul y _ _ _ _

the water over the splrit|amp'wltil ap- .||~ai,, 0|' the tgwn I-uns p,ti,|1_y bbc

parent fascination in its progress.

Tile lnan looked up at last.

‘ "Yes, it was a lie," he said mlsera- alllblllfs resirlcllct: in.-rtls oi' black pigs `|_,|y_ ~[ knew pe,-fpctly we" it was rooted in rubbish'hcnps,- which were y0“_ It-S hm.d|y Hkely I shomd mm llmrl-_ than _llsllnliy repulsive in com- tnke any one fm. y0u_ Besg_ I was just .posltlon. '1 o _tile lcit the houses of loving you very hard, and the moon “ 'GW mg-“""“s' 0" l"'°f"SS“’““l was in the wron' quarter or some- ' »_ ' '_ _ ._ _1 __ thing, alld my head swam-and then it §_'2_'";)_'|'_;S:;";w‘;'"ES}e2; }€:,°}:`Olt'?CU\’5;";:: was over With' “,119” I mid I umught l`\psthc sight of tllcse -walls renlintl-

it was the inaid it was _just a desperate

attempt to make it easier when I_saw_ ,.,_gywuuS_uw tuning up and dm,_i_

how llllrt you were. Above ali, Bess, do1`l"t imagine for an instant 'that I ever thought you that kind of girl! I had a feeling that things were different with us, that we almost understood each other-such a concelted fool is ll nlan ill love! It is for seeming to think so poorly of you that I want to be for- given.” ~

she turned on him a dazzling smile. “I fol'glve you," slle said, “und won’t

you have s sandwich? The water is 'ish |’“`“"'s'.H'“` is “ D""°h”’“" by

nearly boiled."

Pronlptly he took-not the sandwich,

but the hand that proffered it, also its mate. _

After a perceptible lapse of time the

girl said softly: “But I never weld if of Pai-lisnlent in 1s'.'1_ Lora may you'tl believed it the housemaid! What ' t.raco.'\ his descent from. Sir Donald __; didyolltexpect, slr? Is a girl to be Ma.cka.y, who fought so well for

kissed by a man \vho’s never even said he loves her and not say she’s angry?

“Some day tllere‘ll be another," he

then bit her lip and turlled another,- Duc

““’W°"°d °°mf°"“"’y‘ A galil" liiswhi-ir Llzyhlsuscorhcsirf H- a =

I ' . ‘ A ’ - . l* . illstlilguishcd Dutch stnteslnan. 5

_-m i |` _.1

‘_ t .

l£ l l € l

I I Q ’ _

> The _New Scale Wllllams Plano!

' thmmiuerlsl for one and finish, the cholcel wood: and vsrnill of the '

lsutlie realli of cue and mention given to esdl rleuilin lllesslecrion of I

Mit qlsltty being used. After vsrniahing every cue ll hand-nabbed -to Q

lhebrigllteq Enid; which gives the brillisncy and durable-hilt which in ’ '

-\ i dliéf ehsradtfiltlcli

.` _= . 'ln longsnd strengzh of design ire certainly very beau:lFu|,"_. _ ' br. Fiiier. Musical Dlrcczor of Toronto Gonnlvslory ef Muio

, "

` . ence, they set about acquiring theater

_:ll-cw up its constitution to the lnin~

.little town of Gladstone on the (lull

so' had we in the pollter age f our

thing that at first appeared a preach or reflection, but by some turn of wit,

io. And surely one of the best rules

which all of the company can rea- sonably wish we had rather left un-

peoplo meet together than to part un- satisfied with each other or them- selves.-Dean Swift. _

' The Way to Get Press Tickets.

During the course of his investiga-

tions one New York press agent learn- ed that enterprising young nlcll often had fifty or a__ hundred letterlleads printed, with the same number of en- velopes, alld with" these letterheads,

which represented them as editors a paper which had no actual exls

tickets. Over in Jersey City one chap was found who a_ctunlLv pr_ll1t0d il f0W copies of a paper at intervals to send to mallagers of theaters. .lie paid his printing bills with theater tickets and had enough left to pay llinl i'or ills trouble: No one ever iralv ills publica- tion except the theater managers to whom marked copies were sellt.---Les- lie’s Magazine.

Dirty Lnssln. _Lil-assu is ll dirty town, nccortling to tho lflnglishlilcn who have seen it.. "Black pools of \\'ater,'f writes 5 corrl-spullliellt, "has flooded the wide, uneven space into which we t-lllcrged, and even the Chinese q\llll'tcl' to the l-ight ol' us was dlrtiel' than Chinese .‘ ations ent! l ale The main

tween b_la.ek mud banks, and- in the open square bclorc the Ulline.-;q

sl~a\'engol'o, were betrayed bv the

eil one oi"tllat other duty oi the

blltinn to allilnals ol' the corpses of the lit-ad. The celllt:-tt-l'y is‘onl_y a. few steps a\vny, and the reputed food ot' Lhnssn pigs became in flash u. dis- gllstingly probable reflection."

"" ' Dutch Scottish Peer. Lord Rody, wllo presided at the

|a¢-otillgs oi lr_lelnbers oi' the Instituto of Internatloilul Law, in Edinburgh, lmlrls a unique position alnong Bri-

Lirth, having been born at The llnguc, and he rellmins Baron Mac- kay li'()pinulll1t. in Holland, but ill llnglallll ho is Lord Ileay, while in Stotiand he is chief of the Clan Mackay. Ile was naturalized by Act

Charles I. anti was blessed with tivo

' k h' 1 d It h l'ld-

in- Mclboilrnc, Australia. Stewart was the last survivor of \Viliialll E. _ (lladstone`s colony ill north Aus-4 tralia. This attempt at settlenlcllt was inspired by the doctrllles oi' (iibbon Wakefield and had all the re- sources ol' ofllcioldolll hcllilld' it, For (lladstollo was then in thc Ministry _ pl’ Sir Ilnlll-rt, Peel. It was he who

ntl-st detail and otherlvisb provided

for its political frametvorlnli Ilut. British colonies are not to he evol- opcti in this way, and so the Glad- stone settlolnont laxlgulshed. The og- ly evidence that it over existed is the

of Carpentaria. ~

Prelohed _on Ylutorivs Buosllllon.

Canon `Nol'gnt.o, rector _ oi Foxley,

Norfolk, is probably the only incum- bent now\llving_ says The 'lfclc-graph, who preached on tho occasion of the late Queen Victorian succaspio

on which 'day ho conducted a_(_unerai

villirgl-r. »

'File point to bv ilecillcll iS whether

this new nrl~nl\gt-nn-llt lm-_cts a real

l cntsrrh of some inlcrllsl o sn--head?

For _lllv past six _\t~,i|-5, although! e fact is not |.;t-|lv|'all_v kllolvll, it. s hcl-ll tllo prnciicr- to use the tele-' out-, wilicll .,iliciall,\"is ll tolegrapll st_rulucllt, to transmit. tuiegrupll cssages from to_'.\`n ct-ntl~l-sto small Iago postnlllt-v.~=, ’l`|n- installation n tclcpholn- u'i1'r'-irl‘ll|\`npcl° than e tt-lt_'g|‘npll illslallalinll, and the osuagcs can ln- sl-llt nmre l-.\'|nedl-

ousl_v tluln by 'thc iw:-tile instru- nlt oi' tllc A Ll (. cuili-, the llwtlluds cpl-i‘nlly wwti' ill \'illllg'n postolllces. `llt- -llll-ssuges nrt-_\\‘l'ittr~ll out and anlped by the sclldor, and -are ‘sel\l.\

]ll the Hclecteil \‘illll|_-_vs it. is lic* ossihle for any lin-lnllt-r ot' the puir c to ring- up a .~aull:t~l-ilu-r and us¢ one postoiiit-v ll-it-pimlll-s ill tin- on-

dnlary lnalnlvr at lin- til-`l%il\al'_\' rate. Sho\lltl` tilt* |n-rsoll with \ llunl coul- lnulllration is ill-sirctl not ha nn _tha tt`-lcplunlc lin' _sl-lull-r can tell-plunlo his lnessgge to _tile llt-arest posloillcu and have it sent t»n`i._\' l-_\prcss nles- sellgvr. In lin' ruse of lullg lllt'B§|l§0H the snving_in l-,\;'|n-lisa. as conlpared with 'sclldiilg tin' sallu- lllcssagi: at tl-it-grllpll rotors, will ln- \'|-l'_\' ctlnsitl- crnl:!t'_ Hin|ilall'i_\', tin- tu\\‘ll-tilvciiur will llc ublo_\n rollllllnllicntc with tho

we-_i -1,., _

of the everyday ills of life.

in I-_ §

t ai. will cure a cold should euro the lnnny effect! ofa cold. '.l`llst’s why Smilh`s'l`ripio`I

elastic sftnr experiencing its wonderful curi- tive power. Bnlltll`s Triple Cure promptly cum colds and catsrrh lvllcrevcrjocatcd, be- , “use it acts directly on tile depressed nerve ; eilntlps, giving strength and vigor to tired 3 nerves, removing the congestion of the circula- | tion and imparting renewed vitality to the = mucous membranes. `

Picture to yourself the horrors of bronchial catnrrh-the terrible cough, disgusting expec- i mrslionnvbeczy bresth and loss of strength, or the tortures o female cutarrh-tho swollen l bowels, shooting pains, offensive disclull-gee, l diipllwemonls and burning dislress,ami than ` re irc, if you can, how thankful these suffer- ers sro for Smi_th's Triple Cure which has de- livered them out of their troubles. Is it any wonder that S|nitll's T_l-:ple Cure is rapidly dis- placing sillmhormts trestmenwla hospi- hls and nnitsriums and is prescribed by tho | mrdlvel Profession senmilrl nmeevsa wana . foil. for renlurlss, yet felt nowiu this strenuous _ life of ours ss never before. 'Smitirs Triple _ Cure cures utsrrh sufferers of all ages, makes the _sick well and the weak strong; it builds up

has hy digestion, makes strong nerves and enriches the blood. 'l`hat‘s why all the world _

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` ` lo-l7 mwf Suv 3ln '

ll prslsingit, why its magical curative power iltalked About in tllehonles and on tho etrustil.

8n.\lth's Triple Cure consists of four separate

preparations. three remedies taken internally acting on tho mucous nlanlbrancs, stolnach, liverlmd digestive organs, purifying and en- riching the blood, and A catarrh cream used locally in sllaylng all inflmnmstlon and killing all disease germs in the nasal passages, throat sad lungs, s full two weeks' treatment ol colll- bined remedies, sold for only 50 cents by all dealers, the greatest value for the money ever offered. If your druggist won‘t sup ly you, sand 25 two-nent stamps by mall totljay, and 1 we will send- it postpaid nzzd guclrlmlcu safe

_ _ _ I ___ __, _______ ,__ i

will

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vigomtlllg influence of Dr. _Cl\v.»e`s Nerve Food are the features which make it of inculcablc lvortll -to l_he person who is

weak, run down and nervous. V

Itls notastlnlulant to wlllp up tired ,

nerves. ~

ln the blood and cl'en.ting new nerve force.

because of its power to l-econstmuct. want.- edtissues and to put new vitality into _ wasted nerves. i _ '

lit!

t. the fornrls rounded outantl the health- fll glow is-rcstort-fl to' the eomp'exlun.

fact. I was sn had that the least; excito- ulent would lnake me start up ncrl ous y. ' Mynerves wi-l'ellln~|terulyallrl at tilncs I had racking, sick lltnrlacllc and spells of

in'1l igestion.

Nerve Food these .~1ynlpt_olns haie entire- y left, llle, anti to-rlay I feel like a tl.ill'cr~ ent. .pert-lon. My whole nervous systenl` has been rcgulntcll, my appetite is ;;l'L'at.ly improved, and I anl enioying real smoti ilealtll."-Ml; _AR'l‘lull¢ LM-'l~'l-:n.'rY Ma‘~ penile Rami Cllarlotlctmvn P. E.

atall dv-atom nr Erilnanaorl Bates 8: U3, Toronto. Portraits and signature of Dr. f A W. Chase, tile fanlolls receipt ho_0k_ ‘ tl lthor, are oncvery l>ox. |

wives! Lord and Lady Reay have u

~ | 1 t 1 _fr cllnl°nling place in the Netherlands, j _

Mywny’ y°" V” “Bw y°"' mn while unfit- lcnglisl. ironic is in nor-3

uludstunvs Colony.

An old and almost fol‘gottc.ll story:

oi Britisll expansion was recently ro- , called by the death of I". E. Stc\Val‘L `

public want.

ielivcrg. Arlllrcss W. I". Smith Co., 185 Si. itunes t., Montreal.

'lhc patent lvlfave ln lhosc celebrated Spring Buds reall

Flimaie Body

and Brain

. Fcnsn AND rlssun Ann _ lncamtslno Nsavn Foacl-; wlrn

Tile rL'sturati\'e, upbuil~llng~ and in-

It has not a detuleniug, llllruolic effect _ It cures by forming -new, red corpusclas

'If you find yourself re.~lt.lcss, lrritallc _

nnflncrvons, unable Cn sive-_|l lunl easily __ fatigued lacking in energy and rnthu- ' siasln, subject. to llendaclles, intllgestlon * and bodily weakness you ncell _lust _i-ucll' help as lir, Ullase'§I\'er\'e Food will 'give ' Y0\l» _ a

Tits great fooll curl- has become fnlnolls

You need not expect. lllirlldics, lleeause _

to . . . __ , __ _ ,_ Note your/increase in weight while

lllslnedlcine is being used. Note how _-

“I was all rlln down in llenltll and, in

Since I have teen using l_)r. (`?ll:lsl-_'-

Dr. Chasels`Nsrve Food 51,1 cents ll 'h X

. \

Dr. Gbase’s _ Nerve Food. 5-_

rvousdiscases are novel' enroll cxerpt I

by patient anrlperslstcnt treatnlellt. One tiling you cnll be certain of is that each hox of>_I)r._Cllase's Nerve Fool] wil be ill' some benefit to you. This is because it is

xl. od cure alnl lcstolatilc

From Saturday lllornlng

Nov.5tll.Sat. ulltilDec 3rd

lo p. nl., we will present

FREE.

We willkeep alist which

will be open for examina- tion to any clistonler after

December 3rd.

Nobodv will know any- _

thing whatever how near

or how far he is fronl the tenth shirt.

Even the purchaser will

know nothing until ` pulchase is wrapped '» and Ile' is told that it is FREE. _ We are doing tllissimply as an advertisement, only unlike most ads. you profit by 'it directly_ `

Truth Man I

And we will increase our

volume of business, so it will be profitable ,to us both. Ollr shirt stock is'one of the largest and freshfst in the province. and tonlprises the pick fronl the best makers such as W. G. & R . Tooke Brr_ls.,and other first class makers.

i).A.Brucc,

"The Up-co'-'latte Haber-

dasher. Morris Block. ,

|- Every Tclnll Shirt `

FR El

to every tenth buyer -.of any kind of shin in our store the one of his choice

You May bc tllci __

_ _ .___ Z-

ll|tu:rr1f» _:fr

PURE POWDERED .p.

Lv:

p. a

Mt.

p, lu. cbsler’s Corner, I-`rirlay 2nd, a

-p. ln. `

e Opposition are invited to atic l time will be given to all can s.

ler meetings announced later.

Ready for Use In Any Quantity.

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etillgs will be llclli tllrougllout

District of Qilcen`s County

ws: o_llnt Stewart Hall, Monday, 2 1. lll.

acadie Cross, Tuesday. 22nd,

fran Ban, \\f'cdncsday, 23rd, :l

ittic York, Thursday,24th at 7 p sckley Point, (Harrington II ay, 25th, at 7 p. nl usloe Road, Monday, 28th, at 7

iierbert, Wednesday, 30th, a

Albion, '1`h_ursday, December

JAMES Il. CUMMISKl‘2\',

ll. JAMES rALMl<:-R.

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able nge ni' 92 _veurs on I-`ritlay'last, _°§.y"Qu`°'_-'lgkgo °h:°£|°'e“

YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store going to burn' down, yon co walt to insure until the week fore, but

en it is Destroyed

{ 9- You are too late. Remember

I old adage, "There is no tlmel

‘ the present." and no iusura

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ers illenl live tilllcs strongt r than the ordinary, and _thc kind interlaced with copper.-rl wire ale absolutely guaralltcefl nf-I to sag or become baggy. Nos. io and gl are the llunlbcl. made expressly for us. '

JAMES PATON do CO

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5 mANc|-tastes Linens

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Tile S. S. MANCIIESTER TRAIIICR, with Cold Sioragc :lull lilerllanivllv

~ Ventilated Cllanlbcrs, will Iczlvc Montreal on Novcnlber :lst for L`ilarlontcto\\'ll _ and Mancllcstcr, Ifllgland. She will be due at Charlottetown oll the z.1itll, and

will sail next tiny direct to ;\iallcllcsicr._

For lacc illflratu. flolll\it»1lirtll’*\3o Cllarlolttlowll »l L“.\ll<»t‘tto

-' 5l~ `i ` - 'l _ ' ' .f '-' ' all to _ hlllucllcstcr, apply to

A. Picasso & co., agents,

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BOSTON AND NEW Y0»:l~{ AD*f.`~.

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SMELT AND 'EIS

" Send them to ll and get highest prices and cially re- turns. Write us for stencils. _Quotations or any ilinrma.

joseph A. ich & io.,

" |76 Atlantic Avenue. Boston. Mass II 2! dw 301.

To l<`isllel'lllcll Fish lit-alcr~;:-»Kil~vlly

& favor us with your name :lull :ull 'ru_s.-. so that

' wc may from time to tilnc mail foo `infol'nl-

ation of value. To Fishermen: It may set-nl quitc All corrt-_spolltlullcc allswt l-til. Plivc

new that there are ways of llantiling Lists, Sllipplnv Carrie; anti Slcllcils Fish 0ll Commission, tliiit.-rent or bet- sent on rl:-luallll. ter than you have cxpcrit-llcc<l._ U \\'¢ mc- gg-tal)li,.llt'<l _il TRY US. Ollrcarcful nitvéiltion F h YEARS alnl mf,-r vm, fm- stnlhallrllillg: prolllpt returns _ lnlillg ,ur I)un’s I\it1-.-;|1»,ti1n and results rcacllctl; llotiospt,-al; _ ]zm,i_st,-L-{-1,: .wr thc' of tht ilcnlixctl null s3?iti_~l`artor_\" llc- Market alnl'Fllltoll ,\'aiiollal llnnl; cuullt sales, will bc l'l;\'c-lailolls to you. or any wllolesalo llczllt-r in lin- hu,,i_: Our place of business is \llc finest ill ness.

the city. ` _ _ Qs-`i}~" Selnl for our “Cusioll\'s 'i`-ariff on I’i:~lll,” iiooklcl, colltnining \'alu.lb1t: _ information lor l*'isllt-rmcn.

_ I8 Fulton Fish Market. NEW YORK.

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Consignmgnis Solicitcd Prompt Returns.

Jann pA|5|ilEw in snvat

i Ihave decided to begin in the

“*- .city and suburbs all up-to-(lite

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lOrderé lefta s}twMccrI‘3ole1zl51ii 8?-l\li>

Wholesale Commission i ff.'.i‘.l‘.f’.‘."s sr§3`$5yS‘°§f-eil. “'»l‘-if

Strvenson’s\Corner will receive

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J. M. NICIIOLSON.

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llostoll, Mass. Transfer Agents. U() HATS r l

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Write Willidnls Piano Co. Ltd.. O~>hnwn for coilies of iliultrlted i>00kleis Wim. R °'°"r v°i°".b°"‘ i" Nl.” °h""°h - enum' 1-lkcfermcls' -colonm /Trust Coq' ‘ Best American Mak;

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