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CITY AND COUNTRY sw

Oh the twenty tlfEx_e;ening_ of October

_ ______ __ ` a large number of the friends of Mr. and

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to be abaolutel§ sure you are getting Pure Co ee and the best Cotiee without adulieration. Ask for our freshl ground

- Coffee, there is nme better on

the market.

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Very much about the purity

of our drugs. It isn’t neces sary. Every body knows that we would not sell anything but PURE drugs. They also know that the two “Macs’ never substitute and sell at lowest possible prices.

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Erery Variety oi Leather

and Rubber Footwear

The Latest Styles Received Monthly.

G°Purchasing all my goods xor SPOT CASH,

from the leading manufacturers of Canada, and having an ex rience of 25 years in the busines in both Caring and the United States, places me in a position to buy and sell a good grade of goods at a LOWER PRICE than $01112 firms sell shoddy.

A full line of the Ames Holden Company's

High Grade Footwear, the largest :mann actur-

ers in Canada. Yearly output over $3,000,000.

Bring your cash an save money.

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If you want a pie for supper

or anything in the baking line you should call at the

Eclipse Bakery

,nd try our

APPLE PIES l2cts. . MINCE PIES 12cts.

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German Concert Co. to-night.

This mail train arrived inthe citv at

r 10.45 last evening.

I`ti:rrEAnsA1., First Methodist choir at

8.1o p. m. Full attendance requested.

MRS W. B. Prowse willf be at home

M°l\'i&Y. Tuesday and Wednesday of next , week., Prince Street.

. See Rosco in his blind-fold street drive t»°°d&Y M5 3.15, start and finish from the Opera House. Free to ali.

MR. D. Howlett has painted and reno-

vated ln a first class style the school- room of the Baptist church.

‘ TH_E investigation into the cause of the fire in Mr. W. P. Colwill‘s cellar will commence this morning at 9.30.

HronI.ANn Brigade meets for drill this

_ afternoon at 5 o'clock. All members °f thewompwy positively must attend.

3 GERMAN Vaudeville and Concert Co., at the Opera House ton ight. Admission to all parts of the house 10 cents. Cheap in price only come out and see .

A LARGE audience in the Opera greeted

the German Vandeville Co. last night. The work of Mr. Bosco is certainly _ wonderful and should be seen by ali.

A meeting of the Carpenters Union and

any who may desire to join, will be held _in Wright’s Hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.-Harry Corcoran, Sec’y. 2 i

THE Fireman wish to acknowledge a

°h9<lll° Of $10 received from Lieut. Gover~ nor McIntyre and presented in recogni- tion of etiieient services at yes er day’s tire

_ THE GUARDIAN regrets today that 1_ owing to unforseen circumstances the _; report of the sports held yesterday at St, Dunstan’s College is held over. It will appear tomorrow.

LAST night Mr. D. B. McLeod,Elliotts,

was tendered a bouquet at the Dominion Hotel, Emerald. Mr. McLeod leaves this m0l'l1i¥1i2 to permanently reside in Sydney.

WRITE for a free sample copy of the

Canadian Horticulturist-, the leading garden magazine in America, treating fully of that cultivation of fruits and flowers: numerous illustrations, practical and Professional contributions, Address L. Wolverton, M. A. Gundy, Gr msby, Ont- Zi 2i

Don't forget the German Vandeville and

Concert Go. to-night and all week a complete change of programme every night, new songs, new and laughable farces a strictly moral and reiined entertainment nothing suggestive connected in any way with the concerts if you like clean bright comedy, come' out and see us. Admission any seat 10 cents

THERMOMETER READINGS.-Highest and

lowest temperature of October 28th.

Highest. Lowest.

1901 45.2 32.0 1900 54.7 38.3 HB9 60.5 42.7 1&B 44.4 $3.8

y 1&7 58.0 45.2 , . l$6 43.3 32.0

18% 56.0 37.0

l 1894 49.7 37.2 _

Tnls eveninz Harlon P. Found of rounds Mins win be united in man-rake to Janet E., daughter of the late Rev. Allen McLean of Hampton. Miss Ella Johnston, of Long River, and Miss Min- nie McLean, the bride’s sister, will be

Ibrideamaids, and Claude Craig, Emerald,

will support the groom. The ceremony

' Fiakay 1 will be performed by Rev. George

l_B.obe_rtaon, of Hampton, Messrs. Allie,

Gordon, Geddie and Harry McLean returned Saturday night from Amherst to attend the marriage.

DON’T BE DECEIVED. Get the

genuine McLean's Vegetable Worm Syrup. Mothers know the value of this old andwell tried remedy.

A SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLBS.

The London School Board has opened

the first of a series of schools for cripples. The children are taken from their homes

carriculnm includes a substantial midday meal.

Smart itll als.

' The swellest and smartest coats are here, made or the

most stylish cloths, the neat-ness and elegance of style, work- manship and finish, denoting the work of only 0X|l8l‘l‘

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FU RS

We are showing an excellent range of furs to select

from.

Fur Jackets Fur Goats

Fur Gapea E1 t _ S l ; Flll' 60 |al'l ec no F; We’ve made the price lolow you . oalmot aforsl to:

-Persian Lamb

Astrackan Grey Lamb

toschoolln an ambulance. The school*

Bosco the Hindo Mind Reader with the German Concert Co., iivill perform his wonderful blindfold street drive. also the pin and book test on today, Wednes- day afternoon at 3.l5,start and finish from the Opera House. Free to all; dont fail this; it will set you thinking.

Dm-:ssnn hogs sold on the market

yesterday ot 7§c per pound for best selections, 125 and 200 pounds. The principal buyers were Jenkins 86 Son for Halifax parties and G. H. Toombs for B. and M. Rattenbury. Farmers consider 7§c dressed, better price than 6c live weight, and with an active demand for dressed hogs. A large number of farmers are killing.

CHAnLor'rE'rowN RIFLE Assoc1A1'ioN- Annual matches as laid down by General' Order 1901 will be tired today and tomor- row. Matches start at 2. p. m. For the convenience of those who cannot get out in the afternoon Capt Watts will be at the range at 8 this morning; Every member is requested to be present and fire. .Tickets and ammunition fifteen minutes before match. By order W. Harry Watts, Sec., Treas. C. 1%. A.

A1>i>L1cA'rioN was made to the Judges of Supreme Court on Monday evening to extend the time for the commencement of the East Queen's election trial. The argument came up yesterday in chambers. The Attorney Genernlgappeared for the respondent and W. S.Stewart-,K.C.for the petitioner. After some deliberation the Judges gave decision refusing the application. This will prevent anything further being done on the petition as the time in which it can be tried expired yesterday.

Tnnannual meeting of the Caledonian

Club was held last night. The election of omcers resulted as follows: Chief,-Major D. Stewart. President,-John McSwain.

First Vice.-Chas. McGregor.

Second Vice,-Murdock N. McLeod. Recording Soc’y.-D. R. McLennan. Financial Sec’y.-Alex. McDonald. Correspondence Secretary.-C. R. Mc-

Donald.

'Trea.surer.- John McEa.chern.

Piper.-Peter Ferguson.

Janitor.-Michael McMillan.

MR. J. A. Flett has at the urgent re-

quest of a number of the clerks of the city decided to remain here until he organizes abranch of what is known as the Retail Clerks International Protective Association. The Association is for the mutual benedt of sales- men and salesladies 'of dry goods, grocery, boot and shoe stores in fact any retail clerk with the exception of a retail liquor clerk is eligible. We hope to see a large number of the young ladies and gentlemen interested present in the B. I. S.Hall tonight and hear Mr. Flett explain the diifenent advantages. including a death benefit amemberhas who belongs to the Association.-Con.

IITHE seventeenth annual lecture course in St. James' Hall was most auspiciously opened last evening in pres ence of a splendid audience by Rev. James Car- ruthers of New Glasgow. For over an hour and a half he held the close

attention of all, rippling with merrlaieut

humor and Shakespberian Humor. After introductory remarks on humor in the abstract, specimens of Scotch, Irish, English and American humor were given, closing with an admirably rendered twltal from, Artemis Ward. Shakes- pe_ar’s humor was treated analytically, showing its development .through

proportions iii Fallstail. Mr. Carruthers possesses true dramatic insight and rare powers of impersonation. His recitals from the 'Midsummer Nigbtfs Dream and especially from Fallataf were admirably rendered and greatly enjoyed.

to Mr. and Mrs. L. Albert Burns, a son.

MARRIED. l

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At Brookfield, Oct. Zird. by the' Rev Georire Millar, John Russel to Maggie McPherson both of Brookdeld.

At Grand View, P. E. I. october 24, Iwi.

by Rev. A. J. » McNeill, John H MacLeod, of Lyndale to Flora, daughter of Donald McDonald, Elder, Grandview.

In St. J ohn’s Church, Milton on the 23rd

inst. by Rev. Archdeacon Reagh, James Herbert Coles second son of Charles Coles Esq. to Edith Bell, daughter of John

Fllf' . 3;. li go without tivm. Fur luffa _ , _ ln I »

In fact everything to"be found in a first-class fur Store.. 9 Baum Ga“_“!_ 35° °,.,,,`i,.

Every skin guaranteed.

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The Fashionable Mdlinery _

~ Wholesale and Retail.

e 0urLinea at

-=50c, 651: a.nd~75c-

from time to time as he discoursed upon.

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lcalled upon them at their home to bid

ure from the Province. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod were completely surprised as carriage after carriage drove upto the door with their smiling occupants. The ladies cime amply provided with baskets packed with the choicest delicacies. An hour of pleasant chat and the ladies took charge and spread a ‘sumptuous table to which upwards of forty sat down and did ample justice. Supper being over Daniel M. McDonald Esq. of Hopedale on behalf of the , assembled friends' and some who were unavoidably absent presented Mr. McLeod with an appreciative addrc ss expressive of their regard, together with

fdozen silver teaspoons and one silver

uesses shown him in the past as well as on the present memorable occasion when at

that his humble efforts as al member of

vcould not say farewell to the friends of a lifetime without many regrets, but he hoped that the future would from time to time present opportunities for the renewal of the pleasant associations of the past.

Messrs. K. McKenzie of Hartsville, A

K. McDonald, Hopedale, M. Gillis and Chas. Tnpper, of Blliotts followed in short speeches expressing regret at the departure of Mr. and Mrs. McLeod and family from among them and assuring them of their wishes for the future. This brought this pleasant social meeting to a close, when they departed for their homes, each feeling the force and trllth of the words. That man to man the world over are brothers still and a’ that. ‘

A MARVELLOUS MEDICINE V

Havin a direct and combined action of

both thcgiver and kidneys, Dr. Chaee’s Kidney-Liver Pil-iswiilr positively cure

Kiny corppiicated ailments which cannot mareacb by an of her medicine, and

“_bar noe its extraoniinary su ‘ " ' fd' popul

heity. Biliousness, liver Bright arsease, deranged kidney a_re‘thorou_ghly ‘diver-come‘by this great family: mediceiu One pill a dose. 25 cents a_ box.

Today/'s Prahobilities

so_ute west, due and a little warm.

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Speci care a en wi - - Public class, Monday and Thursday eveuinn.

I Address and Preseniation. . _gf

them farewell on the eveof their depart- I

a line eight day clock and Mis. McLeod_ ,_ _ _ _ » Will' ° b°°“iif“\ Silver Sum b°"1»°“° It’s the policy of this .store » tri pnwi le

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b°“'YSv°°°- ~ best new things, and the .\te..we;=f»w\u ‘ 'IH

Mr. McLeod in accepting the address i _ '_,_,,_'

with the beautiful presents that accom- Just nnwplheavy |'| panied itmaden short speech in reply, ""“

thanking his friends for the many kind- suitings uhava the _ca1L”__ _ __ __ _ `

the parting of the ways their kindness _ l " _UFDB _ VCP] was again so generously expressed'toMra`\ . - 1 , ' .T1 ef" ~,, ‘Monson and iiimseir. ne. on pleased S colorings

the community had been so fully appre- ° » I - .._,¢ ff elated and trusted that, his ifuture life Another In green’ brow ' d"k;

would never give any canseto regret the r ` _ - ,deep confidence placed in him. He; navy and black. _ ' _ , cordially reciprocated the good wishes _ - __ _ _ _ _, _ _,_ ` _

.expressed in the address and felt be A beautiful line of stuif'54 luchei :ride

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