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Iggue, 3349-10's-il.

MEN WANTED who wear shoes

in any size from 5 1-2 to 12 to get correctly fitted at Ailey's Sample Sale. _ 334940-8-Bi.

FALL VESTS.--Medium weiKht.

Watsons special, $1.00 each, vests and drawers at Patons.

3366-10-8-31.

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Now is the nme'ro_‘ begin taking ENO- the simplest _gud

morning and you will _ win the sense of well-

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‘- pleuamest way to being and happiness `i".'

I mainuinihose clean that ENOhubrought _ , 'Yi' and orderly conditions to millions oi' folk ' 'f§', Qsioh .uc inseparable ,during the past 6fty_

,NF from perfect health.

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HAROLD if. izrrcnil A co.. Lu. ‘»°» New vm 'roaoivro syn.-y an -if

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f.=_=.-.';~. »-nit " ;_

$2.49 A YARD is cheap tor 54

inch armure. ge how pretty it drapes ln' Pato _ 'store and get a dr# length. You can make

yotirelfstroni a. Pawn patiern.

9EE"lite $1.59 dress goods dm*

ed on a form in Patoiis window and then make its duplicate for yourself from the eaqiiisltqfuia- \erl:hl,s Offered. Zi-§i1§G-l0rK-3.1.

Venn cincuir.-su'nday,_ oc-t_

10th, Special Sunday'Si=hool Rally- at 11_a. m. York, Service at Union Road at 'I p. ni. No preaching ser- vices will be conducted at Brack~ ley until the reopening of the Church. 1-‘_ H. Littlejohns, pastor.

ATTENDING INSTITUTE CON-_

VENTION.--Mrs. .Iolin McGuigan, Hope River, has arrived home from Montreal, where she was at- tending a conference ol the Feder- ated Women's Institutes of (’ana~ dia. Representatives' from all etc. Provinces oi' the Dominion were present and the meetings were presided over hy Judge Emily I\Iu‘t'phy of the Juvenile Criminal Court ot Edmonton

_, _ MOTOR P'»il1rv._.tmong time

who motored from Cheri/;teiown yesterday to the _Souris Exhibition were Mr. .Frank Andrews and his sister, Miss .\largaret Andrew, ot Blinneepoiis, his wlaughter, Miss Muriel, and I\lrs,tFrank Andrew. Mr. Andrew's Car, is a Studdebak- er and is one of the most comfort-

fpgle and smootliest running cars in t e province, The trip going and coming was dt~lighti`ui_ '

ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.

-\Vhat appears to have been a malicious though evidently idiotic attempt in burn St. l')unstan's Cath odral was discovered on Monday mornlng_ Two burned out paraffin candles were found lodged in ob~ scurn corners of two of tlieinaln pil- lars of the i-liurcii. The placing oi’

them so lt'ii'f>i`\i.ily earns io preclude the iheo , of ciiiiiiisli carelessness, Tho parait‘in candies used are not in use in the (’liurcli :Ill .there icnust have been broiiitiit there lor sonic pur-

pose. it is stxwpiiosed that some 'very ignorant pe .on during the Ekliibi- tion had set them there under the Sunnonilion that the basetor the 'pillars were ol wood. The matter has been rt-ierrod to the Fire \Var- t

den for lures 'ga ion,

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5 i Real Seville - 2 °"°“g° i Marmalade

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e »._§,,'.f-- ~ Allomnle andsugar-

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Milne Geilfie llotfan returned

homo after visiting friends in Summerslde.

Miss Etta Gains, trained nurse,

who has been spending a vucation at her _lioino,liere it-tt yesterday for Boston to resume hor duties ‘here

Vr Goo A. Bci<ri;.:an_ Barber, left

\\'edn¢>.srl:iy niornlng on anextriidod 'i1"iD to .\'f~w York. llc will attend ‘lho World Series 1lu.~ielxi»ll games

_ B°U°d_“’“h “W I" S”°"P°'”‘ \\\."infl on his reitum lie ivill.spr>m-l a

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ist " cei ed a ' f> i-n its hir‘h-iw~_r¢- .i-niight ‘,, if " _ 1:

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.1 Wont - ‘ 1. - =;.-‘ f_ Riiober Hi-~ _ $.'».iii» 3,' W0.ue|i’s lir wi- =- ali' itat, Leatnti Sole and

Heel _ _ $8.25;

Wiim~~' i wk Kiti Bal. l.o.ithor .jolc arid.

tcrgv

Gro wi ii é' irfis Box Kip lligh ffut Bit;

i Bal .... __ _. .. . $51.9() ` Womens Donn. Riu. Bal. Rubber Heel $4.75

Also a gr at many other lines We solicit a

visit of inspection from you.‘,f’ _ ,.- '

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l'il1bbtf.‘."ll'."»~ _ _ _ '_ _ _ _ lil*

wcok at Moncton visiting intends.

4 ' 1 ` - _ just a mmute,plea~:

ARE yoli dhummy with hir

watch? `

Will it go-and keep going-

where. youergo; will' itwstantli t _

jolting and banging and heat and cold _and rain and _dust and feg_wiii it be cheerful and-`a¢-~ peridable if it gets mixed up with the tools on your auto, or the Fishing tackle, or the hunt- ing outfit?

The Ingersoll Maple Leaf il

a good chum, a bully pal. Usu- ally a more expensive watch is temperamental and a bit deli- cate, unhappy under unusual conditions, peevish if it isn't treated tenderl .

The Maple i..eaf is a hard-

boiled sportsman, built for

CORSETS ODD sizes cheap nt

Fotolia Ltd.

3356~10~8-3|.

WARM FALL and winter coats

at Patons lead in style qim quail-

ty.

10-7m-3|.

DRESS GOODS WEEK It 'Pa-

tone. tween tor all.

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WOOD |8LANDS. - There will

be no service in lWood Island Church on Sabbath, October 10th.

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SNAPPY prices on goods ‘for

sewlug machine ek at Patons.

t , , M56-i0_-8-3|.

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..sA'runoAv is _ 5 ia_(_tf aaéror receiving disco onf. el tric iight miie roi- sep ember lighting, Pay today and save money.

3331-10-1-si.

Miiiview_S_c_ii`ooi Fair

Following ls a list of the prize

winners of Mlllvlew School Fair which was held there on Sept. 22. The day was'mont favourable and at large growd was present. The fol- lowing schiiols took_part viz: Ver- non, Cherry Vailey. Earnsclitfe, Mt.

Mollick and Mtllvlew; a.a.the centrt- Fifllowing-are the Judges viz: Mr. Clarke and Mr. Haslnm 'who pudg- ed the grains, vegetables and live stock. inspector' Doyle judged the school-work and manual training. 'Miss Saunders judged the st-wine and knitting and also the cooking.

Following are _'names of the prize winners. -

CLA`SS |»_-4-G’RAINS

Sec. 1.-Oats

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1, Howard' McDonald, Vernon

2, Horace Taylor, Millview 3, -Lyman flllchards, Mt. Meilick 4, Plierlca Nliirpiiy,Ciiei'i'y Valley

See. 2.-Wheat

1,Margot‘ct Mclioniild, Vernon

V2, Verii lrviniz, Ciierry Valley 3, Ethel llynes, Miilview »

4, Horace 'riiyioi-,`~ Miiibiew

Sec. 3.-7Sweet Corn

l, Leslie .\luri'ay, Vernon

2, Lou .\iurra`y,.Vernon 3 .Howard McDonald, Vernon

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Claaeai.--Beans

1, Louis Murray, Vernon

2 Vera lrvldg, iCi'terry Viilley 3, Eva McLeod, Earnsclitl`e‘

* 4, Helen Wake, Mt. Meilick

CLASS I HOME ROWN VEGETABLES

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Sec. 1.¥.’£urnip Seed _

I 1, Horace Tpylor, Millvlew

2iArtliur Sullivan, Vernon

, Sec. 2.-Parsnip Seed

»1, Ray Hynes, Miilvlew ` (2. Henry¢Bosvwgll l\lt. lilellick

Sec. 3.-Beet Seed

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1. Harold Dunphy. Millview 2. Raymond Hynes, Mlllview

ci./iss ii-Roors

Q r 'l' Sec. 1.-Potatoes

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obert on.

3, Margiiret lluntiey, Veinon an “ 4, Joseph smith, Miiiview ‘ ' ' = '~

See 2.- urnipz

Margaret Huntley, Vernon 2, Lyman Richards Mt. Melllck 3, lloriice"l`aylor, ltllllview

4, Everett Uunphy, Millvlew

See. 3.-Vegetables

l, Bertha Carrier. Earnsclifle

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Seo. S.-'Garmin

1, Louie Murray, Vernon 2. Leslie Murray. Vernon

3. Ray Hynes, .\i!" ii»\\' 4, Hazel McEaclie._.. .l'.. Mellick

Bee. 4.-Pumpkins

1, Eunice Story, Millview

2, Russel Shledow, lliillview 3, Gordon Shiedow ,Mlllvlew 4, Horace Taylor, Millview

E' Sec. 5.-Been

gy Ruston sineaow, Migehif ifi Prudence Qpqa. Ve, _n 1.; '-3: }{ura_qe Tt!,}_’l0r, Mlllvléy " ftf.°'~s.rsmfa» 2i9"‘.=°s* _il

CLASS IV.-FLOWERS

_`“'¢‘¢, 1,7-'Sweet' Peas

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i Lapis lvU,i_rruy, Vernon 2, Maine Richards. Mniiieiiicit 3, Enid Sullivan, Vernon

-i Margaret lluntley, Vernon

Sec. 2.--Mixed Flowers

1, Louis Murray, Vernon 2, Enid Sullivup, Vernon 3, Beatrice Boswell, Mt. Mt-lllok

Sec. 3.-Potted Plant -

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l, Gertrude Jenkins, Mt. .\lcili<-,k

2, Marion Gl¢ason,.Cli_cri`y Villlvy

' CLASS V.

Sec. 1.-Canning

1, Marlon ings, Cherry Valley

ci.Ass vi.--'tiooK|No .'

Sec. 1.-Loaf Bread

l, Enid Sullivan, Vernon

2, .\largaret_McDonald, Vernon ll, Salome Cavanatzli, Earnscliife »i, Beatrice Boswell ,ML Mellick

Sec. 2.-Biscuits

l ,Prudencei Drake, Vernon 2, Frances Wood, Mt. Mellick

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ritiisiiiis ,_ M A R T I N

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Nuiv;l,°.,sRr_fi-:,i‘ii@ sito i to mite ad-

vantage Qf"herj_iike that ifand she helpless and unp`i‘c`;tected. It was 'insulting-out rageous. UGH-H-H, how she hated him!

.» NUMBER 2-A promise and a threat,

married, in~ name only, to 'save another’s honor. With all sorts of maddening com- plication failing on their heads. Perhaps if S ` '

NQMBER fi-You never: caiiteilaboiit

a woman! “That third kiss” '

f‘~ she said it

_He Said: “?” _ '

COME: SEE FOR YOl.lRSELF.':.

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“"l’H'E SILENT AV‘ENGER” USUAL PRICES TODAY

3, llernico McDonald Ut.. llleilick

4, Ethel Hynes, Miilview

Sec. 3.-Light Cake

l, Olive Brodie, Vernon 2, Enid Sullivan, Vernon

3, Bernice'Mci)onald, Mt. Mellitilft

4. Margeret. .\lcDonald Vernon

See.t4.-ii-fTartov. .' ‘

1, Bernice M;:3ona,ld, Mi. Mclllc

4, Margaret McDonald, Vernon

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See. 5 (a)--Candy Fudge

l, Prudence ,.Drak.is, 1Vor"n'on '_ 2,° Winnlfred Robertson, Mt

Melllck

3, Enid Sullivan, Vernon

- G _ (a) 4, Salome Cavtinagli, Eiirnsclifii~

Sec. 5 (b)-Divinity Fudge'

1, imrgaret iticxemm, iiitL”`;iiiai~

not -W 2, Vera Irving, Cherry Valley

3, Hazel McEa.chern Mt. Mclliclo

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1, Marga.re)t.\McDon1ald, Vernovn

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MADE WELL AND STRONi_G'BV

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TABLE* OUND

Columbia, ral-"! vias _i very

weak and run down and han :rag-

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`lil’""‘ ‘ul i pains ii ii il

, ' pains in my

hack. ,_ I could not et aronnil

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l,_ lillti-I _ili':illi. \li|l\i<-ii' l

l ;\‘l1\ri£ai'ot "i\l<-lioniiiii, .\lt. 5¢¢_»4_ ‘ Q,l°¢h¢¢_ Diamond 3;' V .H ||.,,m_,_ L~he,.,.y vane)

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Conslnlioo Int.-v i`i~'f't'_\" \'=iiI~>' , i, _\i.ii-,tgirl-i»t iieiiomiitit .\ii_ xii-ie vim

.i oline vtiri iriémint-_ .\iiiii»'n-w

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2. 'Murio_i_i;lt\iz,a,. ciim-.\'~\'=\i'1'.\' - | see. 3.-ci-aehet voke ::, mo..-i _\i\-i-:ni~iio~n .\ii. no

-\nni<‘ Ul°=\-“on- Ci\~1‘I‘i‘ \'1~iii‘>' i. if.-tiii<-t-.t ‘\'ooii, .\ii_ Meiiirir

-I, l’i'iiiii‘iir~o llratkv, Vvrnoii , tll`i\'t~ Smith, .\lill\'ii-\\'

it ' i - ` ;"_i<:ni<i 'sniii'\-:inf\'f»i-non ~ see. 5._Pair of Mitts

Sec. 2.-Handkerchief l I, lle:iti'ici~ Iloswvll, I\lt. .\li‘llit'lt

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WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

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Reiia »le Merchandise Reli,aWhlf,Methods.j_

l’°“8h ‘gf-ling, a trusty, lusty' comrade you can take where you chopseand knoiwjhefll keep up _his end. That's the kind ol a little guy he isl And you cm buy this sturdy

clium fqr $3.25-orfor $4. Q..

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See. 4.-Parmlpl ,',

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riazei Mcizaciiem. Mt. Meineir :,-

_3, he gh, it cliiichern. Mt. Meillck

4', Evi\‘Nfl:i.eod, Earnsclifie _ V --ff#-..»kf¢§5ii

t ,'. ¥I'1“ rg;

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to do my woirk

often during the day. I saw

, table Coni-

and had to sit. dowrn aiid,rcst_

I .Lydia 1-:. i>ini<-

ham's Vege-

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FREIGHT AND P@8ENGER 8@VlCl ST. JOHN AND BOSTON

Pun-nhip "Goverllar Dinll will lon lt.. J h WIIDNIM

DA at I l. rn. and every BA'i'i§¢DAY at rp. in. °(An¢l:aY:l':i'¢imo.

The Wodnoldsy :ripe are vie Eu! llutport and Lubes duo gonzo:

mont 19 A. rn. Thnrldnn. 'rho Saturday tribe ue dlroot eo Ronan no riundltl about 1 p. I.

lain lion ‘ aimrnoono um ur

P :IF connection with llotropollun Lino neslon for New York us

‘W [ht neu nad nil information IDI!! to

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1 1° 4 i "3 “lzetilivs Murrf-y;"'V nh!! ' it."Novir A heuitiiler thnii l‘.e*‘i"i

~1'§'\\iberm;'t'iirrii\i-‘~ ae it - " ` 0"" Wlvrrtlo

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ti-I eliiftf _ ...“’ H 2- ew wniffi , .. ~.. ...fri if

MIN' I-|05 33.25 4, llownrd, McDonald, Vernon was in my lite, and can`i-eiroifthirenii

, _ it to any woman who sullen; as I

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_ Q . _ ,_ ~ - _'G »' ti; ci./iss iii.-veosnstss F__D_No_ 1| co,umm_ A M 1 0 U _ - astern e teamship Lines, Inc _ .- in = or ~»»°» »v~» E- for - - ' t » ry

._ 0 r5;,_ See. 1.-Tomatoes hlirielnxfzewplo Tflonipound is so = _

m-mv"-mi; mm so ~ , 5; °°“ “°"°°f ‘ °"°"=¢'=» Rod be g Brand Models-they’re here and they’re autiful.

-_ 8` -' _~ 1. Mniwi mcimiis in isisiiicir “ ‘md “‘““°Y ”““"’“S “Uv ’-"“°- = 1

~ 1 f ' ~ 2 Eva MCM” Eérnséime successful lin overcoming womans § l

: ' ills ls because it contains the ton 5 Sud Exc]“s|’v']y by

@2%

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. bilshlng frolhi women in everyi ` f" f' 1

mu. M _ 2, Henry norweii, Mt. Meiiieir 'Y Pit. _

I 8: 2' h I 8' Bernice Mcbonud* Manok .muon at cnuntry provv be. , ill|I|lI||I|I|||Ill|||Ill|IIlllllllllllillll|I|||lllllllllillllllIllllllllIIHIllllllliIll|l||||llIl|ll|l|||H||| illllllllllllllllllllll lllllltlllllllllllll‘itilllllllll

- 1 ea- »~» . .| _ g / /- 3. Prudence Drake Vernon ` ic, strengthening properties ot good l Q

4, Mary Morriggey, Eamsciiim old fashioned roots and hsrbmwhich I §

act. on the female organism Women E

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2, Prudence akéf Verlron " ‘ 'il ‘ ‘ '

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YOU owe it to yourself and to your respect r econ-

~ ; .H ,orny and value, not to buy your Fall °t: and

overcoat until you have seen the new 20th entu

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S .' hollinl. curative iniluence. and !‘ - ‘ HARLOTTETOW P. .

1, Lymand Richard Mt Meliickl' the letters whlc we are conutant- ' 5 116 121 ST' C ` ' E

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