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me an opportunity to buy from‘ you.

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SEPTEMBER 9th

Frank H. Lowther. beautiful new.

res.dence. 325 Euston Street. will be sold Thursday. September 9th at 12 noon. Open for inspection everyi afternoon and. evening. I

Also same day eommenclngi

at 1.30 o'clocl»< the machinery in‘ the factory 239 Fitzroy Street, can-j

rnorticer. sand paper machine, band law (30 inch wheel) wood turning lathe, moulder (6 inch head) wood turner, steam boiler. pulley's and beltlng. safe and remaining lumber.

Also the building and two build-

ing lots one size 48 x 165 ft. front- ing on Fitzroy Street No. 2. size 40 x B6 ft. fronting on Cumberland

Street. |

lf desired owner will exceptl

mortgage as part payment

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by Steamer lN'rltltNATloN/il. l.INl-:

Fore from St. John $10; from Eestport or Lubec, " Me., $9.

Ever, wednesday Steamer _ leases St. John 9 A. M~. Atlantic Time; El18'-D0I`l- 1.30 P. M.; Lubec 2.30 P, M.. Eastern Standard Time. arriving Boston.

Thursday. 8 A. M.

on Mondays, Fridays “Hd Saturdays, Steamer sails direct from St. John to Boston. leaving Sf...l0hll 7 P. M.. Atlantic Timo. due Boston following day. 2 P. M.. Eastern Standard

Time.

¢‘¢|\lus|ens at lesion with liver! nes-nsar to NEW YORK

Reduced rates for automobiles accompanied by passengers.

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WOUNDED T0 THE CORE

; Ana ir that how you kiss?

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limp beside him. turn into his own door.

"John," she said. giving his hand

ri quick, sharp pressure. "i cau't marry you-I can't!"

She started down the hall toward

Ithe door that Morton had entered.

Parrish followed her. “He is doing

zthis because he thinks it will make

me happier. if I wait, maybe he will marry me some day.”

They were standing at the stair

mustn't know we saw her." she whispered

e f lo e but a moment went

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i _ ,PAGE Two ' -I f _g fran cHAnLo'1"rE'rowN GUARDIAN] -I SEP'1TEMBER_‘3,192e

_ , `MAsrenruL's"t“eNol°iT<:-' I ,Great Méétlng

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- f These Women ~ wi- uw." _ Ar Kmirora

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'I r _ \ BY MALCOLM DURAT '~f The political meeting at Kinkora

1 l \ I ` , on Tuesday niSl1tlwas o!;e Oirltge

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*Ie I“'”ed» “M “fied I‘°‘"IIy win. smith cnpshly presided. sir.

|f0r his' r00lD~ 119 P85390 WI ‘bel ` ~ - A E. MacLean was the first speak-

door, as the two young li€0l>I€ 'and deh,,e,.ed pmcucally .he I5'~§’l°d I‘;°I£Il“g at 2:8 l‘::S;h;;' 2:23; I gmc speech as the previous meet- I fo owe In. to 0 ' A ~ I _ H 1 1 d am h ‘her saw him. his head low. his arms _ ~ _. msg 8 ca me 0 g 0 cr V

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Tl.. .air ...mm st isdn. ` she hsglusca and Bova: of ` Ceylon mek: o delightful su when skillfully mm- , Lined. For the "&sn" in

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Killing- A IIOIJI' opened DGIOWI and I .f<"'_;\.I- applauded when he arose to speak.

Nona came into the hall. She stocid I/Ile 2 I He ,ook up ,he mane, of me Cu., °

looking at the floor. Then, wearly Q _I. I-JKE L V mms Probe going thorougmy ,mo I.

*Ile '“"“@d 1*’ II” 5‘“I"’“Y and \/Ok ' the scandalous condition of afralrs

started to mount lt. Audrey took L/5 » _ b imc), Canada I 5, in revenue

P3"ISIl'S Il“”d» and Ied him after' ' E# tiiylrtvy-five million gollars a. year. J ua S _

I1€‘I'» Iii' ~\I0l‘I0U`5 I`°°m- "She ` The Liberals said Mr. Wyatt. `claln1- u chm‘dt

ed that the exports exceed the lm~ ' 652 N- F-'ont sts Salem- 0I'9Q°’\».

She entered Morton's dressing- 'I`h-"W9 ‘filly I SI10l1IdIl'I~ 1113"! Ml g,{;,r,:;'g]I;3Lif,(,0n§a§,?,;);is“.'él;;l 1:55: O a I .I . lr s 0 or

drew Parrish alter her, and closed - 0" D “T 3' Xe r W able shade balance would be on

‘he *I°°I'- -\I°"°“ EHS IYIUK Ya¢`@,i’5__Sad eye* tl _ ther side. Mr. Wyatt went downwarti on his couch. 0uD‘iM¥'§;' If,§°W Why I ad°pted ftiilyointo the potato question and het? iheiy-]e;:;t;1e in.a‘he tuggppeshlf Y _lf lhmkegéu she sam explalntag thét the remedy propos-

' ~ E0 'HYI ,_ ' ' I ' d b . r. _ eighen was a great

he said. "l am terribly tired." I hkuoléilgziaf; wr Ballet Ylfrd from 'se iwnsf)it to island farmers in givin!!

Ile buried his face again in his 3 0 W f* E°“9 E' ,h pr ge,-ence in their own

firm-‘I~ "D3»¢I<IY!" llle ZITI DIEHGSII. 'ore' when you were 'OU y°',','fg "° (‘aeii;idi;n rfiarkets. As far as seed standing in the center of the floor, know' UI' Car* But -‘\“°II`eY- powroes were Concerned .he Ame,-;. IOOIIIDS 8! him. ",\II'. Parrish is There “'“`-I 9' new' keen n°"° °f cans would not put a retaliatory willing to let me go. Ho won't"‘“3“ISh I” his i°“e' tariff on our seed potatoes for the want to marry me if it makes you am`iH9""e YE" egerh heard °tm"nfn very good reason that P. E. island IIHIJSDDI'-" Wome' W 0 “ve song '°.e»;~tl otaioes ive a rests yield

M0l`i<Jl1 stirred. and then raised bury 'heir "I3" sense or shame and so til? ‘bushel gthan Ugnited I-States

IIIUISEIY I0 R SIIIIDE D05illI`@- H9 humiliation? Sought' Io bury it so seed potatoes. They buy Our seed P95694 ills h8lIdS T€Dt‘3l~f=iIIY UW' Lhaidnxue gi. those near to mem Potatoes because they are more Dro- hlfl faée. as it to iron out the 111165 C0" "°“' lfiittbic than their own seed and as

He was bonding toward them

that showed there. He pressed his . ' `long as lt is their Interests to buy fingers to his t-yes`, and then, with DOW. hm face d,.aw,, and white. fo . th - ar hm in 1 hu.. something Of the fwvkpmed spring The? “°‘I"‘id I" ‘I‘"“*’ 5i'"‘I’“"”" Il;rintIiL<f=nist§li».;-s it-itu iii; dirt; The, to his movements, he arose. Md; “lailike lhfnfl was trymg w flimsy and thin .argument advanced-` “fit llown.!’\' he sad). "Sit there t0~ me ;n_u‘)‘l‘ee :‘I:;;“gI5u:;Itedb;;’e}’lId;;` hy .\lr. MacLean would not hold wu-

sél 6120211 0 cout , , ' , 'ft _ Speakln n uh_ltli . Mr.

TIIPY <1b0l'€d. and half conscious- gogfinied 1° “Ie 5`°”"“nd my5°It';\i',vatt again gold. flint gallegonces-

ly. Audrey's hand sought Pat-rlsh’s. " N < fo Ip_ E, [gland had bee ,-8. H6 Clflslled it. while he looked at [£13 paused' Aligreii' 30;: k‘}:°“'I:-giiizd from a Conservative Iiiov-I, the older man. y°“ your mo er 9 er “S” ernmen at Ottawa. Prevlou to "Audrey, and John," Morton said, Mud akme' with a haw’ when She our recéiving the one hundred tiiou- "l am going to tell you something “ff ;";a'I' d“`§LI“'§,"‘Ii;h? d I sam] dollar subsidy we had ret-elv-1

tb:}t{teI had hoppd lpevltler lip }§;shi».h‘_ Hé hgid igutll-msmemsiiiug t;1¢:éltI5’|~_!{ct1 at different times a lscvi-Inty,

Dave IS an S e n 9 , ‘ ‘ Y ' thousand dollar and a thirty t ou-

gapk. aid slowly paced the floor“§€§;_1,..n(;]; 235 a.',I;°I(°’lI;dt}§'f§’t“t(';";1eIiiiief,sniid dollar subsidy irom.the Lib- eofeiem- '. ,» l, but th se wer si l dl'- "I"'@ I0I<I A\ltIr€)’. J0hn. that 1 from y°“ 5°meihmg_S°meihI”5 Imliriiiisitions givin at ilie tirixllrt; yothebr

loved her mother and that she mar- going to Wu I`°“ now' I Wanted "°Iprovlnces got proportionate PIUI- I have told her that this hide i, frm" you' and from an theninoulits. The One Hundred Thou- othcr Audrey-the sweetheart oi’ “qlfg , it , Isantl dollar subsidy. however, re- rnyl'0uth~rar1 away from he. pus- ._ ey “a ed I" Im" ‘° g° °n` It-erred by 'Premier .uatnlcson from baud. and that long after. I found d I_,f3“n"°t ever nffirry' y°“' A“'lPremier Borden was given absol-- hir on thlc floor of a deserted cabin. 533;; ;};e5l;\ce’iyiliinfakeP;ag:-lhih' she islutely independent of other .subsitl I W ere i B

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man who um .1 li r , ' - I <1 - di ti 1. t d E P ...I I... ’ E ° heist href. 5..;.I.. A A I;:,,;;‘; ,;;g,;,,,;,;°‘,, ;;';°{;,,,g LY la . ln am S

Parrish listening with intent eyes _ 9 ‘"3 an ' “ "°Y'an ext ordlnar Ib st th t it 1 V e etable Com ouncl

" ave to tl her that I took _ , ' _ Liberal Leader in the House of

the "me deserted babe’ and carried '}‘_iect?ri-glotshaklng' as Wim. “ chml Commons. There are other lm-I I-VW* F~ PINKHAM MEDICINE °°~»- COBURGI 'ON -- her with me through the desert. I his head baéqfrry y°“_ he tI"°“ portant subsidies and claims still .__l ,.5 had to abandon the career I hoped ..1 ' ,,_ to be obtained for this Province ‘_ t

_ an f ill _ . . - _ ~- _

por ar: an alrtlst. I had _to sei. food I y°“.'}HaE Sho and when thenoice of Prince Coun-I. Mr. D. W. Mat-Lead was at vlsIt~

Oli!! el cll(1I il. and] therc-there- ty electors will be given on thu l4th,or ut Kinross ou Sunday,

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on. "lt was right behind the cabin _ , _ any benefits you must have Frlelltlsf Many of Illt~ farmers »bt»g.-in the lthat I tltscoveretl at wide vein of ore Belfast And Vlclnlty Ht Ottawa and that means the (_on~lli:lrvest whit-li is a pretty fair crop I II f0§nd IL when I was digging hor _ servatlvers in power anti not tiietllis year. ll.

mot er's gr:Ive."` Mr. John II. MacRae p hens Liberals who have opposed previous

_ Ile stood. staring tri the floor, as who left with me har",E,B,,,Im 0|; grants, .\lr. Wyatt then took up *-‘OOC--_-_

If lie were looking into the opell-IAug,,5,_ 9,h_ retllnwd to hiq Home the fillallclal situation and proved

‘IIS “'Il0l”@ Ile lmtl laltl the young 135. week ,mer a sho" “Biol two from .\ir. l'tobb's own financial re-` WEDDING BELLS

IUIOIIIQPI S0 I°11g before. ldny5_ ‘ port that the deficit oi' the Union --

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things that he had insugurat d proceedings to have the duty re- moved on seed potatoes going into the United States from Canada. He said he had the correspondence ,with him and anyone could see it tuner the meeting. He did not read President Coolidge's reply to his request. This was the first time lu the campaign that Mr. .\iacLean spoke of his efforts in this connec- tion.

.\lr. J. F. Wyatt K. C.. was loudly

AGIRL who eams her iiving,..- whether in store, oihce, factory or home_

realizes the necessity of regular attendance at her place of eniploymenh

For this reason she works on day after day. She is exposed to all kinds

of weather. Her feet are often wet. She suffers from such minor ailments as headache, backache, cramps or pains in her side. \Vhen these things are allowed to continue, some more serious ailment usually develops.

Do you know that thousands of girls have found In Lydia E. Pinlcham'5

Vegetable Compound just the help they need? It relieves pain and conges- tion, strengthens the system, and restores the girl toa normal physical con. dition which makes her fit for work. These two women testify to that fact. Healthy, Strong Now Like a New Person Salem, Orehpn.-“I am \\_'riting to tell you Newark, N. J.-“I was troubled with pains

how muo your iuctlicme has helped me. in m back and was tired and drows

Beginning when [wus 14, I suffei'ed‘fol.‘ with sick headaches. When I was sick{ five years with cramps. Iliad pains in my back, both sides and ill my linlbs,al1tl my stomach was always upset ai. those times. I had to lay off front work for four to five’ days, almost every time. I was dt»ing»can- ncry work, caririillg, sealing, etc., but had to

puit work when sick as I would be so weak

could hardly walk across the room. I

would have dreadful dra in -down i and I must have lookcdglgadiy frompwhnii they told me. I was single at the time and had to give up work. At that time Iran s. sewing machine in a shoe factory. I doctored, with sonic of the best doctors in Newark, and they advised an o ration. lily cousin told me to try Lydia E. ginkhamh Vegetable

tried all kinds of mctlicilies Withouthelp, so tt woman friend of mine told mc of Lydia E. I’inkham’s Vegetable (.`om.pountl. I have found relief every time while sick and it helps me move each time. Every one says I am a healthier and stronger girl. I alll rec- ommending the Vegetable Compound to all my frientls.”- JULIA Sclxuwr, 052 North Front Street, Salem, .Oi-egon.

Compound, and after I had taken five bottles of it my troubles ware gone and I felt like a new person. N ow my dau hier is taking is for similar troubles .and § recommend it whenever I can.”-Mrs. H. Buch, 512 15th Avenue, Newark, New Jersey.

Such letters should induce all women

who need it to thy this famous medicine.

Sold by druggzsln everywhere.

“U11 MPS- MUFDIIY OVSFY happiness setting fire to the clothing. I-\lI<I SllCC‘-‘S6 lil Illilrrletl lift-_ The sinouldering uniforms vile

`*'*°'**-*_ ' tllscoveretl by palace guurds.'lle

PALACE OF QUEEN WILHEL- thieves left untouched inauy.r0°llII MINA, OF HOLLAND, ROBBED of the palace which contain mon

--* valuable objects than those stilltll-

AMSTERDAIII, Aug. 80. - Bur -?-o-ooh .

glnrs entered the palace of Queen, FIRST CLAQS Wililolniinu. of liollnnrl oil Fritlay, When buying strawberries select stonling medals from the itiiiiorlltslthosc that are free from decay slid

Govemmem was made up pmcw A very pmt), “_t,dd,ng took place of Ihv t‘ount Cllambtsrlniil anti than bright red in color. ki

0' Septembcr if you are to rocelvv __

She: You Shoup, have kepg ,wr the place, when I was down there M,-_ and Mm Alexander Mmwlhcally by war and rlemobollzatlon on wmnpsiiiiy-, August 4IIl fit SI- > Y V* " I l"" *"1* 4

Adam.s apple out of the way, them noit long a_g0_ I caxm go agam Hams' Eldon' were in Glen `“.imam expenses and llrfullct ,~ail\,\.;iy ii‘inry~5 Cllurr-ll, lntlitln Rivpr, when _ _

Alliér. Iii g.]MacKenzle and Mr. l ,

He (bald): I have a large bail I Wm .en '°'r“MT:'w J US I C Oson. Orwell Cove.were '

. . .O’BrIen visitor tPi tt, p

ath;\:_:rl;°J|dv\;=;:;v;°nU;§n§l(esned. at her rnldencel 75 cumberiand s n ne e August 28. u at

Sh ,bD,d), The ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,g,,¢ Street. on Tuesday. September 7th The many friends or Mr. car.

r. ngroom and Kitchen Furnl- H week and hope he may

ITSAMSHIP LINES. INC. , ture, also 1 Star Touring tCar, all 500D l`i`fC0vt'I'.

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§§ town. yz mu, "om nhool' ‘ lilies Maude MacEachern. Gar- the homo of the bl‘ltle's grimdiatlr

‘Something that was fresh and`vL~'tl ffl . bonds which were written oft. The -\II=`S .\ll\l‘y Flllliillllllulls. tluugllwl"

ycwthful and loving in me' ,S bm,led` H ng endS__'iuiust 28' true slate of affairs allowed that of Louis,l~‘llzsiIllmolis. lleczlnte the Wlh 11012" , '.t d fth t ' lf.bridf° ol‘l\i.Al " ‘ll b'su

/ \I 7 -I Audrey lifted ner hand to him n'r?:r§.i§iiiitmf $""“‘"" R°S"'b""y' itlifrleiny iilr. sindlfegiiatiiziilicilis vi’ Mrs- liirl<‘l1=\<(')lybiiIi1ri1lIl>'m0ii'Kin

N "i i '{@ aPP"‘“IIII8IY- "But daddy. that':I aniand Poi€1tri?rIIdS1iantMt,` Bltmham ficit under ordinary expenditures I<0l‘a- The hritlo looked cliflrililllg Ill

I why I 'ought to live to serve you! __If_‘__ S “ee ‘ was practically nil. Ar the con. fl 5uit'oi` navy blue carllltliue. lvilllo

_ “_ _. , clusion oi’ hi speech Mr. W' it .\ilss Clara Fitzslmmolls, aunt of emp;'0y;‘gr2;” Cggfggnalgliarlgiluéi was emhuslasijcam. aphlaudegya the bride acted as hrltle'¢; maid, silo altrls imhooneh ,.e,,,»,,,,,d N .ms `-€---&__- was <If\“SS@d H1 lawn silk with hut home from Bene River on Angus, _ to match, .\lr. Harold Mugillinxt sup.

, / asm He len Monday morning for tended the dance recently held In ported the groom. The ceremony Z sig Of 75 acres df land situated atChar|0tt,_.to“.n and fm h Mt. Buchanan. was conducted by Father Gillis

chu.-eh, mil.-oad “alan and 9,,,e,.a| Mr and ,ms Wima field was visiting friends in I-‘lat er’a where n. delicious lircakfast

Membership Notice

Potato Growers who wish to join the P. E. island

Potato Growers Association must make application on or before September 11th, 1926.

Contracts should be returned by the same date.

Potato Growers Association

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;#~.- store. Appl m Deionport River last week. was served to relatives :intl friends _

7 motored from Boston to Plnette on

_-\€ -_ ‘T York. seven miles from Charlotte- plctolh m t ere to -- The happy young couple drove to

v:- . _ . _ G. W. WEST' a vm, to her parents' Mr. and Mrs. _ -¥- _ They received many useful oiltl Q|..|AR|_01-1-E1-QWN

_ s \ I Mr. william slat-w Ill d I ~ - \/ \ _ _ yo,-k_ Alex _R __ H . I mms all leautiful presents which testifies

\\ |1707-9-3-7l. Ross elillsidcts tizr asc,;:>(iil1~ Mmstggva ~‘°“- Wilfred. motored to Charlotte-Ito the popularity of the young cou-

~ \ , on their refurnl Mlm P3258 rsefliown on at business trip last wesk.ple. A host of friends wishes Mr. 1508-8~25w m6i.

trained nurse. _ _ _ ' W"

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° at 1 p m sharp, all her household fI°‘Id Ross, Roseberr

in first class condition.

S. S. “CEUTA”

Leaves Montreal Arrive Charlottetown

and iesve for Nfld.

September 1st September 4th

For space and rates Livestock and Produce, apply

CARVELL BROS., LTD. Aoznrs.

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Tenders for Concrete Culvert at Cunningham’s Bridge, Maple Plain

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~ SEALED TEN DER8 will he received se this office until noon on Tues day, September 7th. 1928. from any persons willing to oontrect to erect s concrete culvert st Cunnlnghsmu Bridge, Mspie Plains, according to

specifications to be seen at this office.

J. A. l'MeDoNA|.D,

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st Number 57 and 69 on the North sid of Blyflld Street ln Ciisrlotte~ town on Friday next, Sept. 8nd at seven o'olock P. M. The neu* ll fitted with modern conveniences

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . end ll s very desirable location'

For particulars spply to C.I6.

` L. B. <M`soMlLLAN, " " ' puffy, Mg."-,,,y_

-‘3°¢r¢¢Irv vi Public W°rk|- ones one any of August. A. o.

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Department of Public Works, J. A. MeDONALD I, chnrlottetown, P. E. l..Il A.,,,¢|,,,,,

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‘Messrs Laughle Rosa and F;-gd H“I’IYt m0I0l’¢d Ito Sumnierslda, Aulrust 24th to attend me New Annan races on the I25th_

"95-‘Ie MQCLGOU. Orwell Cove, at

Pnoranrv oN eAvrlEi.o ,,,+,,““‘_“_.“““**“ Si10WTl ill fine exhibits Of B9.C0n, H0g‘S, Beef C3.'(.‘i3i€, Da' ° C S, Sheep and ' _M 1mmt:I_r;e`§~r“" by puma S other Live Stock. Big Poultry Demonstration. ThE1.11%odt;Ii,i Dairy.

suction on the premises, the deslr- ` _ I ‘ able tenement house and large bsrn _ ndustry-'1‘l'anSp01't3.tlOH-The AFIIS-SClenC€S --C&n.ada’S Wondelr

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W0 lhlll be buying Mus.

berries throughout the sess- Ml. plying highest market "°'“°- W' wnply you wltn pscklges for shipping.

Write or phone us for price. The Island Cold

Storage Co., Ltd.”

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Ml and Mrs -charlie Macwll-

A,,¢.;o,,,e,_ ::;p:t;, Belle River, were visiting ,-9.

CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES LTD. 1w=»»~=<1-- f ....;,_ “I IM-= and not it-»»

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friends in Hoseberry, August 3011;

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ton. '4 I' an Irs I-‘_ Pan I I I I

mvelilng House new, good barn. I

one ncrs land nt Milivlew- Greet An 1, (7 _

stand for any tradesman. Apply to was hcl; lnr;‘alTt ii.?i;yI;‘rall1aali1,dA‘i|‘:;':l(i I

McKinnon and McNeil solleltars. 26th in aid of the hall.

Miss Mamie Nicholson and -Miss I

ation, In scores of beautiful exhibits, with Hosts of IVaudevi1le Thrills and Wllirls of Rib-Tickling Merri- mcnt, a Wonderful Gay J oy-W ay, Bands and Fireworks, Saint John Exhibition will prove the Premier 1\/Laritime - Event of 1926.

TIIE O1tl'I.\'l‘ Al"I`['.\IN` l~`l'Z.*i'l`l\`Al'. 0|" 1926

A \\'lllRL DF .\lERIll.\lEN1‘-A \\`E.»\L'l‘lI (DF EI)l'(`.\'l‘ION

GREAT FORWARD STRIDES IN LIVE STOCK

- BRREEDING AND RAISING

ful Mail Service. Greater Ma,chinei'yHall Exhibits.

SEPT. 1 to Il Reduced Fares From 'All Points

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