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For biz!/r, Reap/tour, Ezfeu lug [Ver/il' l'1l_g'.\‘ zlr.

Made ct solt, rich worsted-lined

ihro;:gli<~ut with silk~:il| hand shaped

-' PROGRESS " Dress Suits are grace it;cli_ With the " PRQGRESS " sf/stcrli of :1i;<es~a mari can be fitted with " PROGRESS _" Clothes just as i well as.and olteu better thanwhen made

to each individual measure.

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.Incy "Jesus _;3, $4, $5 __

u d th m 0 d 1| 1 ht The own ` ' ' Also in stock a full line of Grey. Black, Brown and Saskatchewan Robes,H_orse Blankets and Light

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A -il' -ff °- llmght to make yoi; a nice present.. tblggfeflfr 8:1110 £';f,Eil;i,B_hE,§l_:;t_ E; Cirringe Harness, all of which we are selling at lowest prices.

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333 , _/ " _ . _ ._ y , 'HX lllllilel lllllgllffil- departure and ignorance of llcr loss. ' _ - '

- Q \\ _ yi/ “Who is the owner?" she asked care- “Forgive .nie. Mabel, and take me ` " ` N f & a I I

M/ \ \ f.\ _ _ . ._ _ _ xg' \\ _ losslr- ~ buck." _ p ' ‘

E i ~ 17" ‘l\_\ 1 _fi .. lhbw' "His name is Mix Thornton- Hen ~.\'o," she outa pi-ouulv. "You aiau't

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img City SW0li. I l1€8!`<i B115'-" believe in my love. Yoii had to put it ui" m °“d'"' _ ` . '

bil

og __ _ and now started for home with burned

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; __,_1»ff_.l;J.,:‘ m _`»§`_':l»' ,_\lfo_,-f ,. - '_ ._ j _ Meanwhile Johnny, returning from ._ _.f:;fl.f=___,_ __,,:»_fi".=`_ v‘:f1_j_ __,__,,;j;.t~"'_,1-_;;_,.__.__ _ Q9’ _§l'_"t. ___» _ , é,-,'15/l» thc white housc, acura-u shot riug our

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_ .- - we b Trousers $3.50 io So. "-\<"l"l"‘”~~~ bled ` . ' l=» ‘ ° . » .

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Thcsc are S.yle,~ Comforh- and Wear

__ No shoe sold at can have more than two of ,these '

ihfcc rcquircnients.

I No shoe sold at $2.50, or under, can have more than one

of them. . T

Because, each one of these three costs goo/:I moncyfto pro-

clucc, independent ol the others."T_ ,`

Yon can get more wc:ir`from al $2.00 Brogan tl1a.o_ from 3

5.00 Shoe, hu t, you get iiotliiriyjie from it,

You can sometimes get almost as much style kind finish

n a $2.50 shoe, as in the average $3.50 shoe, bhtmit {' willfwlcgir

_ ilcc carfihrizird, and only by accident can you ever 'fe propmr

| fitted in its limited range of shapes, sizes, and wid 5.15.

lt is poor economy to buy c_hi>ip shoes, unless they be l'

Brogans. .

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nl one, and tn-_s loaves little for mriteliil and Wuiimanship. - ,_ When you are tempted to buy a $250 shoe b its

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_ winclov/_appcv.rance, reflect that onlyjabout 60 ecntg

i' in that shoe can be Leather.

' What sort of leather will 60-cents buy P

5_=ji_ _ The soles alone ol a Slater Shoe cost almost 60 'S cents. *.7* `

»__.-.. £8

' And thc extra labor pot into/ the hidden parts

___ of Slater Shoes cost as mucli as all the labowdt into

superficial $2.50 shoes. *T

" No _good thing can be purchased at 3 poor price

except by cinziicc. W

And 99 times out of I0O'thefchance is against you. Every genuine Slater Shoe is stamped Won thc

lining with the valuation of Makérs~cither $3.50 or $5.00-and the slate-frame ti;i`¢*-_fi-'|`3,-1;,

_._ it

That valuation is a direct goégntee from Maker-'to Weafer, of full

6 shoe must have thrcc costly qualities. i

The` Pnoclsss /

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_ _-_ _- “Say, the woods is pretty near on

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YOU CAN_T BUY A DOLLAR 1 :Tino man laughed good nuturedéy..

xy/ITH A SLv_PENCE_ I "The woods ts! Teacher sent me for

help. ll stick."

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the

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explaining with many elaboration! thd particulars of the tire. `

luyin’ on to it with a stick. I never s'posed she could hit out like that!"

“Hasn’t she laid it on to you yet?"

_l laughed the hunter.

_"Naw. She uln’t teched one on us y t.

i they'd seen her beat that tire.”

The hunter was occupied for a mo-

ment

“teacher liittin' the tire.”

"Say, young man, has your teacher

got

glasses?"

. . _ ~ N - - » "I tcuusc it cost: as much to ii_n_iil~l .1 $2 5O'shue as it ood l W,

T me

“I came to help put out a fire, but I

_ see

_ at the blackened ground,

“We only got here to the toil end of

“_”

tcacher got'here tirs t, and she tit it like a tiger. Guess some of you hunters

set

The

rem no rlgh to,"

|10 Oni! decent in lme to go and thank

the lnak tudo

“Here boy!" be turned and called to

-l0l1l1HY. who llnfgered near the ruins.

"D0

“You bet yer brlotsl" "Ther-\ take mei to your teacher. if it’|

not too far." - _ -~

"It’s

and h

value UP to the 'c.f(t;(iiVus down' the lane."

price stamped. 4’ _ tically.

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his q _thoug few

Some

intimated that his wealth and not bim- leif WB! the object of ber adoration.

_S1ater“Shoe=» r _ _li

hous

They ‘relnn oedluto silence, Johnny

making rlam for the investment or

llwhth ri before be had been the

hnnny.

, Girl who was of an old, aristocratic “‘ GOODYEAR family

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_- _ _ _+ THE lilllllllllll "SHl|Hl Sllllll ~ <<-

grass

the I

began a vigorous beating.

ve onslaught upon the iiames

l git him to come and help teach- he thought as he_ scurried through cool woods attcr the man behind un.

It’s mos' crep’ up on ’em!"

o you think I nm in any dan er?"

She is boating it out with a

“All right! Come along.” And the

an made for the road in long strides,

boy keeping pace b a uick trot

“Myl Teacher was jest more than

I bet the boys would behave If

with conjurlng the image ot

red hair, and does she wear

Yes. How did yen know?" he ask- curiously.

Juui rclt lr." l ion the hunter "came Up to the

n, be said to the fnrmer.

you have done galod wot-k_" gazing

explained the tnirmer. “The school-

lt on tire."

hunter lnughled and walked on.

crnherlng the match, but he felt compunctlons. "A mlm has the t to uct tire to _'tits own if he wants he ilJ0l1Ki1t. “Suppose it would

schoolmlfam. Wonder how I can

e her n substnrntllil token of grati- wlthout offense?" '

you wnnt to earn a quai°ter'I”

lest dow n the next road a ways, mebby slre's stopped in at the

a Saturday?" he asked skep-

She writes bcr letters there?"

llllffvr und the man absorbed in hte of n bitter, cynical trend. A

ncr opted lover of a beautiful

ill moderate circumstances.

D08 slmistlc relatives ofbls had

fli'| shaft, though resented, ran nd: lin

he match aside before -it was ex lshed. By the time he had van- from view the half spent match ccomplished a rivulet of Ure that merrily through the brush which

bel Wallace, coming down the old ill road, saw the crackling tire hastened her pace. She noted the

quickening breeze blowing toward the

s und the stretch of dry, parched and brush that intervened. She that it the names were not extin- ed ut once the whole piece of s would go. She caught up a stout as she run, and when she reached arther end of the running tire sho

"Say, teacher, I'il help you,"squeaked

. li piping voice, which she recognized as J

_Q ,L giug to the boy in the First Read-

_ or class, next to the foot. _

~._i lr ' "Johnny, run down to the first wb to

J e beyond the woods and tell them

o choosing easy. to

procured a stick and made an ef- said 1-emo,-s¢fu||y_

was pretty worm work.” she nc- Ho grouuoa uud attempted to speak, _

wlodged. arranging her hair. which but she hastily continued: _ _ ` reele nnd her 0X€1‘i£i0l1B had tum' “Father went west to look after some ' ' ONE OF OUR LEADERS, ' '

about hor taco. claim no thought he had out there, and _ d see sam ies and et our lowest prices and terms. .em I mu you whlm you just I came here to teach That _B an ,, See our agents or cali at our show rooms an P Z ,

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_ _ f 'Q He waited in suspense for her reply,

_ "` _ A a `° By 1 which camo promptly. She coldly and

;'.;f§)’. i , Bd” briefly agreed that the engagement

‘ _ should be broken, owing to change of ff Spark ~~-re .

and hand tailored. Broad, concave !

shoulders~ collars that snugly hug- t_t_ie _ ~ _ _ _ for what one had wrought,

ck -- taperin at tie waist -t e ' Ho was wondering now as ho walk ne g ` On a hazy. warm brewed Indian od along the dusty highway what had

the thickly BPOWD bfllill l-im! b0\'Tl¢l'0¢l other millionaire? What a useless, ' 4' - "

the countr road. Once or h

. _ _ _ the late panic sndwtorlng to roleuo _

""" fl-""“‘, T' . hor ri-om the amazement

pictured her-lank, gawky and specta

‘Even at that " he thought “she is

me "

8 D

“She's in there," he said.

‘ “All right. You needn’t come. Much obliged." When he entered thc school- room, which was darkened, he dtmly discerned a form at a desk on the plut- form. Her head was resting wcarily on the big dictionary.

"I beg your pardon. I came to thank

you for saving my property.”

Ho had come nearer now. She lifted

ber head, and be saw her.

"Mabell" he gasped. “I dldn't know," sho said coldly,

Send l10iD- They MVB 0 t€l0Dl10l10. "that it was your property I was sav-

iilelll 10 110tli`y all file l1€l8l1b0I‘B.". Ing until afterward, but of course it

she directed between boats.

OVERCOATS Joh

Fir aroma misss sulrs

made no ditference."

_ H; _ ‘ nny was reluctant to leave u bon- "‘Mnbell You, a achoolteacher, here-- .. _ -,_ _ .. _ '- f such proportions as this was as- why 7.. l ' ` ` ' ` Hg. but he detected the “teacher” "Because," she answered bitterly, “in _'ii “ ` " ‘ - -_ i-'tones and concluded to Obey. that panic in which you pretended to

_ / _ __ E- .. -,- _ “"hl\t’s the stuff!" she neXt heard have lost your fortune my father lost

'1,_ ' irli, I NT R‘“FORM ` ROUSERS \ _ dllooked up to meet the approval of every cent he hudy'

' ll'-_i Made in the Fit-Reform way nothing finer "~` l me farmci' at Whose muse she boarded

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ul ‘l if F M l'l f l I' ll it "1 u

‘ ’ » _ 'S v/ ;1"1 0 <-:xc u l . - , _ _

l iz’ f =‘ _=‘ =~'=~ C ` S "G if -' ` 3- ~“

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~ “I wish you’d tell me all about it," he

» "'l‘here’s not much to tell. Just as

Ulltiy I-lley Were Ye-0Uf0l`C€d by 0 fatherbad broken the news of our loss €I`l-Dy. and M201' tl time fill! HFS Will to me your letter came. I showed it to guished. him, _He said it was not true, so I on boat so home and rest n spell." thought lu ruse-that you huo acura S0196 her l\1I1dl0rd- “YOU l0°k 1\ll of our reverses and did not want to

wed a paupcr,"

:AL ` V Y l A Y V 'YW Y V ,

ums aces.

Wounded through and through, be

'__ went abroad, aimlessly wandering from

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A1v6iys'sa.f¢, picosout and cnectuol for all oon'sl=8»'°°l<l=»` l“’l°°*i°*‘ 5! `

'_l'ha'_Bl§nl'Company’s ' . ”"'

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inéullar, Hlmlyandwilll Glltrly

will give rest and comfort to the sleepless. Bronchial and' asthmatic__coughsare ` I ` piompuy rciiovca. Ai uu dealers iu mcuiciuo; 'rue Baum co., Lrn-I. Proprietors. .. ~

. ~ _

e had inserted the lust hairpin t0gpam~y1eg|;_" _ _ '

Hummer day a huntsman trod thronsh become or hor. Hua she lauded uu- ‘w ` - “W” `> ' l '

y twice 9 helpless wife she would make for'a_,Thc Here'-*S0

SWDPEII BDC i0°k°d ll>°\1i in HDDNCH' poor maui Then l_1_e_ thought of the _ _ - ' _ 9' U0!! Ol fl1¢ dll! Md U19 Milli! 0! U10 struggling, sordid existence ,of this

country Then he lighted n cisor. tool oohooluurum in 'mo miulrs oyo' he ALL THE NE E T

W S STYLES AND LATEST' I '

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A turn into a _lane brought them E N & to the little schoolhouse, unddohuny \ '° ‘ ° 0 looked in thi-ou h the o en door.

lb.

He was thinking hard for the right

tliingtosliy. ' '

“Then let me woo you again, not ns

the Mnbcl Wlllllice I knew in New York, but as the country schooltellcher to whom I came just now with a heart full of admiration for ber kind heart and stout arm. Mabel, look up! You’\'e been crying!"

“No. It was the smoke from the

tire," she said confusedly; "und my

halide-scel"

She hold out for his inspection two redcleiieil palms. i He seized them and pressed them to

his lips rind then-well, then, Johnny

onlne running in.

. "Oh, g‘\vnn,” he said to Thornton. “You ki\ow'd her all the time and pre- tended you jest guessed at her havin’

red hliir and specs."

Thornton laughed happily as he looked

at the soft, squirrel colored hair and the eyeglasses. “Wcll, I meant differ- ent red and specs, but I do know her."

“Be you her beau ?"

"Yes, I am her beau, and you‘ll have

li new teacher. Here, take this for tell- ing me of the tire." And be gave the

delighted boy a silver dollar.

On the threshold Johnny paused.

"Say, teacher, I cum to tell you tlinr

wa'n’t no one to hum at the white

house!" '

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.-.-.-.MADE iN W 'rl-mas lvliNu'rEs

ggi with' Tho ”“""‘w- l

than can be made oy hand ln 30 Minutes.

Hands do not touch the dough. Does away with ‘

hand Kneading.

SOLD BV '

Barren I ‘~` __ _

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Easy to cloan. A child can work lt. A 1 1

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UNIVERSAL BREAD' MAKER and RAISER ,I

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FENNELL so oHiiN'D1.:nn. _

Flwinbllii _-_-__'_'_

' fora

Medicines But Found It At Last ln

Burdock Blood Bitters.

Mrs. Frank -Hurt. Morrlsburg,

Ont., was one of those troubled with this most common of stomach troubles. She writes:--“After being treated by tliree doctors, and using many advertised medicines, for a severe attack oi' Dyspepsln, and receiving no benefit, I gave ' up all hope of ever being cured. Hearing Burdock Blood Bitter! lo

highly spoken of, I decided ro get_ a bottle, and give ll a trial. Before I had taken ill began lo feel better, and by 'the time I had taken the second one I was completely

, of §',°e‘;‘1_rf_’t‘_‘1n":;'d",’}f",_’_'_',gf cured I cannot recommend Bur- ' Charlottetown, P. B. I. A sont boi- a letter laying that 'l°¢* Bl°°¢i Bifim N0 lli!lllY» Wd 1, nawu _ ~‘ ’ -"

1 e Lnal Aja \t1..'\ lay S Ci.. Cinrlottsto wn, P, E would advise til sufferer! from _ _ _

I t If you want hard or soft coal, give us a cali.

Same Attack (lf I ltcnsivgtoll Sash and Door Factory. Dlsliliii. Planting Mills, Lumber Yard ._

Ifyou contemplate building or repairing, give us A call.

G°t N° Relief From I If yoifwant arrcstimate on any kind. of a building, give ua a call. _

Better give us n call anyway. We keep in _stock everything in the shape, lumber either rough or manufactured at prices that defy competition. '

M.r_F. Schurman & Co.

JQf_w~¢~'n-|\,-wvsnndvwwunuq,

FOR s SALE!

5,, ..

1 Cottrell Drum Cylinder, .6 Col. Quarlo, Newspaper Prem (ln

good condition.) ,c _ _ _ ' »

Reuomfor Sale.-Our circulation in lncreulng at meh; xmimd

rate tlistwe have found it rteneudry to lnotal A Web Perfec g

- Preu. ,_ _ . - ‘ \

i The above can be leon at my time. Por_ prices and all pu- tlouhrrvrrlta - . _ . . .. _ _

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» . -_ _ fu -_.' ,- ,_-~ .Y _v,t_}w_ _ -,qty ~ L1, -. ,.fi,_, »-1., -,~_i~-ll-'"_»_-_. -.'*. .f;if.\_,-.-fl , ._ . lr _ _ _ -_________, `__._;____., _ _,____.,_.'.i___':;;. _,_5_,_ ___' -_.;____j. _'__-_ _ ._.,______§_ ,.~‘,»_i._i=__»-_;i»‘ _, . ._ ,_ ._,_- ___ _._»._.__. _ ._,_____,__N___-4-__¢p;_____,.

~. » _» _I ' ` _ l _ a ' ~ _ -~' " ' ,,_, ,l__- -‘-~,~ . __.. :wr J'/J. .rv ~_ "-‘ ' ' \"=_i\. `.“`f"’ " ‘- ck.” ' '

_s1-1oRr- li-IAND IN _2o~L1=.:s- soNs. irmsr _ LEssoN i FREm -

absolutely most complete and up-to- date methods; position guaranteed; lessons by mail exclusively; ‘no inter- ference with regulnr. occu ation; no ditliculties; cverythin sem le and clear; indorsed by boarrlls of egucation nd leading newspapers; thousands of

_ raduntes. Department 23, Campaign f Education,zu Townsen Bldg., 'New ork. - 8 tts tf

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Disinfccting .ffective, Safe, Economical,

Having Installed an' ug-to~d|te ormaldehyde Generator. w_ ich la a perfect Germicide

I nm now prepared to disinfect dwelllnp, i’.‘Il’..'ii..’}"ll.‘1‘l‘l“.l3l'&'.t.§‘li'lf.'i..u¢"°" '.‘.°i.‘i"l‘l.'.'

:ion of any c¢itil,¢‘”tou|____d_l|e|»¢,_ wltl':::"l:,|ury Olll WIIVQII I I' UIIUY flv All lrvork done under thgilupervlulon of any medical onctioner. or noeordlng to the lelulv muon: of the Bolrd of Health. ‘

G~ D- WRIGHT,

eral Director, and mbulme

1 tl Phoueaig, realdeneerhoneo

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»~»-~-»~= rl-lE rUDrloPE cAl2l2lAoE. cow

feared _poverty Faith, I believe I’ll _ ' _ 'Q

marry the schoolma'am and settle ‘ _ i _ ‘ '

down to a country life if she'll have 'AND ` l~ <