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CHAltl101'l'Er0WNi AND qU|;|;N~5 gqpmy

It pays to buy in this province.

There were no cases before the po-

lice court in this city yesterday.

_

In the report of the Tennis meeting

in yesterday’s issue the ten coin- uiittee should have read Misses Lois Taylor, HUIGD Grant, Miibel Long- worth. ‘_

_ ____

Miss Fannie Hennessey, lioston,

iialighter Oi the late Mrs. .Iaiiics Hennepsey, city-, arrived here last night on the mail train to attend the funeral of her mother.

Rev. J. F. B‘loyd's series of scr- mons in tne Seiitrnl Cliristiun Church on Palestine is proving quite inter- esting. The subject for toniorroiv evening will be The Bake-ovens of Palestine.

The graduating class uf the Holi-

fiix medical college, gave ii compli- mentary supper to Dr. N. E. Mcliiiy in recognition of services which he had rendered during the term and for which they wished to express their appreciation. Di‘. McKay is ii son-in- lnw of Lemuel Miller, of this city, Ex-Principal of West Kent School.

The following were registered at the

Revere Hotel yesterday:-C. K. lioss, Montreal; John K. McKay, Spring Valley; F. M. Hooley, New Glasgow; Urban Hynes, Montague; J. A. Fer- guson, Summerside; E. U. LeI’agc, North Rustico; M. W. Wood, Mt. Her- bert; Thos. Cass, North River; G. R. Warren, St. John; V. K. Wood, Waterside; J. J. Larahie, Alex Me- llonald, Eldon; Mrs. (llins. Fisher, Scotchfort; Mrs. Hannah Fisher, William Diiffyf. Fort Aiignstus; James Keneiic, Morell; I3. Mcllonald, Vernon; J. W. Iludd, Toronto; (1, (J, Turncy, London, Eng.

: : Moir’s Chocolates are cerf.uinly|

thc most delicious on sale today. Wcl

refer however to the Othello mid oth- er s ecial dipped vnrietics we sell

'l`|\c folloiriiig wo;-0 ~- 1'-‘_ . -. _

Ildiiecii Hotel in this

|_i_,_ i_._c__T_:_\_'tugc, Montreal; I.. \llooq_

A fire iiliirm was sont in about

_t.liree~thir_ty yesterday afternoon for _zi grass fire in ii lot on_ llrnfton St. ‘owned 'by Fred Robins, (‘_;;y_ There vrzis no damage.

'l`hc funeral of Mrs. -lanics Hen-

|ncssey will leave her ln|sbn|id's resi-

idciiiic, Sydney St., Sunday nt 2,45 |p_ ui. for St. lliiustan’s ilatliedral, tliencc to ll. U. Cemetery.

'l‘lie followiiii; were registered at the

_Victoria Hotel, city, yesterday:-A. _l.. l\1cl.eoil, (_‘. 1). .McNainara, K. Shaw, M. Itiiteuburg, Montreal; li. ll. McEwen, Morcll; ll. S. Anderson, l’ortliind; W. McNeill, New Glasgow; ld. ill. and Mrs. Myriek, Boston; W. llli. l<`idlew, 'f‘oronl;o; A. ld. Mossie, Ht. .lolin;_ (l. ll, Moore, I-liilifnx; .l. l`. Jardiiic, .*`»uniiiiei‘siile.

I 'l`lii: D. G. S, Stiiiilcy cumc oil the 'Marine Slip Wednesday nnil is now _at No. ii. pier completing her repairs .und renewals. She will hc ready for buoy service within two weeks. The installatioii of the D. G, S. Aher- dei-_li's nc\v boilers is proceeding and it is expected she will go into coni- mission thc liittcr part of May.- lnniifnx nil.

A rather unusual _~iituatiou arose in

the city yesterday in connection with the funeral of a woman, whose rv- iiuiiiis were inferred in the Ronian (‘ntliolic (‘c|iirtci'y, after ri service in St. lJi\iistiiii’s (lntlieilral_ lt seems that ii inisinidcrstfiiidiiig arose as to whellicr she was to bc buried by n 1'rcsby‘tc|'inii_ minister or by a, Fath- olic priest, and there were two i£l`2\\’fS lll‘cp1ii'ml, one in the l’i~ople's (`cm1~tcry and the other in thc lioninn (_`ntliiilic. 'i‘\\‘o lie;i|‘.~'cs were on hand for the dif`fcrent ccnicti-.i'ics, but thc fiinrrnl took place ns iiieiitioneil ziliove. _ It was coiitcnilerl that he-

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Our chocolates are always fresh, When you want chocolates make ri, hee line for hero. 'I‘lie Miir.Kinnon' Drug C0., Cor. Gt. Geo. S; lit. Sts.l

drtf. I

fore her death she had expressecl ri desire to he l>ni'i;»il hv the in-(>~\.ytm~. inn minister, whilst her relatives stntc that licr wislics were other- \\'isr_~. _

Nova Scolia Steel & Coal Co. l

First Mortgage 5 p. c. Bonds

lluc July

Price 95 1-2 p.

Yield 5

J. C. Maclil

l‘}S'l‘AIfl.ISlIl'}l.) llliil l\I<~|iili¢-i‘s llionircnl Stork ldxi-liaiiiiri-_ l)ir<-vi |’ri\':\te Wires lli\l.lI*`i\X. l\l()N'l‘Itl‘I.~\l.. ST. .lf)IiN.

Isl, 1959

c. and lnlercsl i-4 p. c.

NTOSH & C0.

_ _ 1

WORKS.

B i\IeCurdy & Co , Moiiireal,

ton.

$100 l’e5_1 al c¢__7__i2__-__¢

75. Common Stock._.. Fractional Coninion Shore

$20.00 per share.

owl will be as for :is possible "1 ceived_ `

Issue of l"irsi Preferred A

7 p. c. Cumulative Sfoclr of the

NOVA SCOTIA CAR

The :inioiiiit of First Prcferrcd,7 p.c. Cuiinilaiivc

Stock offered is $195,000 tlic hfilaiice of $405,000 of the issue has been taken “I<`iriii” hy the iindei'writcrs.

Subscriptions Addressed lo ihe Eastern Trust Company

WILL BE Rl€CEl\'l£D hy 'i`he Bank of Brflisli North Ame- rican, The Ezisterii'I`rnst Couipaiiy, lf. li lvlcL`iird_v & Co, Halifax, N. S., J. M. Robinson & Soiis,.Sf.. john, N. B , F.

]olin‘s, Nfld., j. M. Robinson & Sons, Moiiirezil :ind Monc-

Ou the following terms : ' . First Preferred Steele

bought or sold at the opliori of the piircliiiscr ui lite ralc of

Allotments will be made l»y'I`hc l~`_ri_~afcrii "l`i'ii.~.L Coiiipziiiy

' l’rospcctus :ind Applicziiioii I"orins will he sup-

l.lll/IITE D.

Sycliiey, Charlottetown :ind Si.

_ _ ._ ._.....___.___.._ii<_;_7.io

siinder this application can he

iro-rzii;i" ou all opplicuiioiis rc-

a bovo. _

plied upon request at any of ilic crfliecs iiiciiiioiied

MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

iialifmi. Montreal, Sydney, CII.»\l(LO'f'I`I£`l`O\‘\'l\'

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-‘l’1`O(‘iK QUU'l'A'l`IU'NS.

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April 28, 1911.

Qiiotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Ullrdy & oo., M utters Moniresi Etolck Exchange, 'CN:n'rlottetown, P- ' ` Moirrnmi. srocxs.

_ ‘ _ opened. Gionni. ‘\_uiieidlan Pacific 229 230i <»ement ,_ 225 22; Detrait » ‘ 71 71 Dom. I. ‘& S. as Illinois i-

58 02

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Opened. Closed.

Atchlsoh X.I)_ l_§ p.c. 107? 108A Am. Beet sugnr 42; 424 A. Copper X.D. .5 p_c. 62k 631 Brooklyn E- T. 78 78 Reading l52} 1532 Unf_`0|i Pacific '175l l7fl} \U. 'S_ Steel 781, 74i Vs. Uhemicnl 592 602

COTTON.

‘ Opened. Closed.

Miiy (fotton 15-00 15-15 July Cuf.COD 15.27 15.28_

fx

I or-iiczrco MARKET. .

'l"_hcre will he _an auction sale at

Hugh Il. McKny’s, New London, on Tlllfsilay. May 2nd, at 1 ofclock. 'l`hi‘re will he sold ten head of cattle. a truckivagon, D. buggy, n. light seed- er and numerous other articles.

_Halifax _papers report that H.M.U_ ls. Niobe is at the flagship inooring off the Ilockynrd there and it is.¢x_ pected that before proceeding up the St. _Lawrence she will make E cruise t0 billney and Charlottetown.

IIRTILERY TEIIM FOR

BRITISH CONPETITION

U'l"l`AWA, April 27-The officers

coninianding ticld batteries have rc- ceivcd instructions to the effect that one_man_from each of the fifteen highest field batteries in last year's ediciency list, will be taken on the Cflmllosite team which goes to Eng- land in August for the artillery com- petitions. Thus each of the Ottawa batteries will he allowed to send a man.

The field battery men will be .os-

semhled nt Petiiwawa before the team leaves for preliminary training on the grounds there. They will then go to Halifax for training with the const defense guns. The officers for the team have not yet been chosen. There will he eight men from the heavy artillery and seventeen from the const defense, making a team of forty strong. The men will probably he chosen on their showing in camp.

WOULD NEUTRIILIZE

_ THE PLIILIPPINES

WASHINGTON, April 27-Represen-

fative Sabnth, of Illinois, today in~ troduced xi resolution providing for i.he neutralization of the Philippine lsliinds, which will he considered by the house committee on insular nf- fairs.

The resolution directs the president

to take steps to secure an interna- fzionnl guarziiitee whereby the islands 'Shull he forever neutralized und plac- ed under the protection of the pow- ers.

MARITIME SECURITIES.

_April 27, uni.

Quotations furnished hy J. C. Mac-

Kintosli & Co., Exchange Building, llnlifax N. S.

BANKS.

li. N. American.. . 151 148 New lirunswick... 205 201 Novii Scotia... 274 272 Iioynl lhink of Uiinzidn. 240' 238

MISCELLANEOUS.

Aendia Fire Insurance... 110 Ai-iidiii Sugar, l’fd_.. 103 Acuilin i~‘»ngar, ilrd 67 llrzindram~lIenilcijsou, Com- - nion... 20

l<Znst_ (lan. Snv. & Loan... 140

ldiist. 'I‘riist

lrlzilifzix Fire Ins... _ 105 N. S. Telephone 135 .\`tiinficld’s l"fd_..... 105 h'tzinfield’s Com..._... 65 'l‘rinidiiiI Electric... ._ 75

100 100 65

17_ 135 150 00 12.5 102

lil 73

BONDS.

_/\<:iiili:i F»Iii::ir'__. 110 100 Iiriindi'iim-I-Ienilersonm. 100 linlifiix Elec. 'I"rarnWay...102.§ N. S. Steel & (loaf, lst... ‘.l5} INA N. S." Stec1`& Coal, lleb... 102; 101

85 101

97 100

Porto Rico Railways... 86 _ Stiinfield’s, Liniitetl... 102_}` Trinidad Electric... 955 ' 92

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesdnyf and

Saturday issue. »

Herring, per bbl. $5.00 to $0.00 Flour Roller procured $5 (mtg 36 to 38 Potatoes 50 Oatmeal, per cwt. $325 lleef, per lb. (live) 5 Butter, per lb (creanicry) 22 l’oi`k. 7 U’ 7-I Eggs 15 Hay, per ton $8. to $9 Mutton 9 Hides 7 Uodfish 7 f-0 3

BUMMICRSTIIE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday.; Ind,

Saturday issue. ' '_

Butter, per lb. '19 £0 20 Hay _ $830 Pressed straw $5 Hay loose $6.50 t0 $7-00 Illnck (hits '10 Hides 8 Pork 'Il t0 72 White (hits 35 l'}ggs 10 Wild geese 85 to $1.00 I’ot:itocs 50

U HA IU.O'I"I‘liI'l‘O WN M ARK [GTS .

Corrected for every Wndncsvlny rind F~lal_|ii-ilny Issue.

, ____

llecf ( mrtnr) per ln I li to 10

Power xp. 2 p.e.

Rio

R. _& O. Shawlnigsn Sherbrooke Toronto Ht. Twins

160i 1061 121¥ 113i 25 129) 108|

92 160i 106; 121 1l3} 25

129i

108

l Opened. Closed. l May Whent 902 00| _.lilly Wheat 875! WB sept. wheat if-l. 96! May I‘0rI( 15.60 15.55 §Jnl_v` Corn 521 5211

,Bcets, per bunch 4 to l’ flutter 2,3 $024 iMutton, por Ib. ll t.o`10 Pork iii’ to 7; \Lard sr fb ‘I6--to 18

Potatoes 40 to 45. Straw per ton $5-50 ~!»0.S6 Qelery por bunch ~ 5 Radislies, per I bunches I to 5 Lettuce per bunch I White Oats 34 ‘Black Oats 36 Eggs, per dozen 16 to 17 I-lay, per ton $8 to $8.50 Hides 7\ to 8 Turnipl 15 Osllslrins, (fren of holds) 11 to 12 Peltn, each 4| to 60 Ducks 12 Fowl 10 to 11 Chickens 10 £9 13

I “Block Prince” liosef

:ire idcul for cliildrcii, »-

I elustic ribbed tops. ' `

_ _ ql _

Iiccf (small) per lb. fi to 16|

\

. . D \{-‘Leon (small) pr fb 9.to 12.

IS ALMIISI Sllllll .

FUH HEEIPHUEIII

OTTAWA, April 25-“There i no

change in the west with regard to the reciprocity situation," declared Roderick Mackenzie, secretary _of the Grain Growers’ Association, 'ho re- turned to Ottawa this mornirg alter Sllallllinlf SSVGMI Weeks in that coun- try.

'-'The agreement," he said. "is en-

dorsed' by more than three-quarters of the people, but an increased pre. ference and free agricultural imple- ments are also desiredi During the recess some of the opposition mem. bers have been holding' meetings but they were essentially party aiinii-S_ Beyond a doubt, they all have nianv friends who will, for political reas- ons. stand by thcm,»hut there is no _` qllesfiuning the feel; that reeipi-o.~_ity is strongly favored all through the west." .

i

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BOLD ROBBERY OF ll

CHICAGO JENELRY STORE

CHICAGO. April _26.-Four armed

robbers who had a Limousine car, en- tered the jewelry store of Edward Al- berti of No. 1246 Milwaukee avenue today, heat the proprietor and it clerk helpless, and escaped with plun- der valiied at $15,000.

FIIVOR SEPARATION OF

QUEENS FROM CHURCH

KINGSTON, Ont., April 27-'l`hc

trustees of Queens University by ii Vote of 17 to 4 resolved to ask the General Assembly of the Presbyter- ian Church to take action to sepiir~ nte the University from the Church.

APPRECIATION OF

HONEST NIIN

l.(>ND()N, April 27--The lute Airs.

Emily Tatchcll, ii wealthy l.oi\flon woman, has left £225 to her fuithfnl coachmnn, William May, “ns ;i when of appreciation of :in 1ihsoi`\r.vly l.oii- est mon.”

IH RNIAJUH LIAGUES

. _

NATIUNAI. Lili/\G li lil h"l‘ANil1N(I.

Won. Lost.. l’. (‘_

Pliiliidolpliiii.. ._ __‘.. tl Z .HIX flliicago.. __ _ __ 7 ,|535 New York.. _ ._ li .000 llittsliurg.. __ ._ ii .ii00_§ St. Louis.. _ __ -1 .400 '

uc.:

r.~|¢.-s-.s~.;-

Cincinnati.. _ ._ 333 Boston.. ._ ._ ._ ._ 0 Q50

/\MEll,I(7AN LEAG llld i'lIl`ANI)1NLi _

Won. Lost. II. C.

l)ei.i‘oit_. ._ .. ‘J 1 .000 Boston.. ._ .. _ ._ 0 .600 New York.. . __ Zi .550 (lhicago_. ._ _ _ ._ .500 Washington.. ._ _ ._ .444 Philadelpliia.. ._ ._ ._ - .400 Cleveland.. ._ _ . ._ 364 St. I.ouis.. ._ __ _. .273

l<1AS'l‘l<]ilN l.l<lAUUl‘} S'l‘ANl.)lN(_I.

w,;.a-=~<:\

¢_.'.‘i;;i.;-.n

we-i

2°-‘i\:roN.a>.:-';1C

Lost. l’. U.

'l‘ol'oiito. . _ 0 1,000 ltoclicster. _ _ 1 .800 Provideiice.. _. . ._ 1 ` .800 Montreal.. ._ Ii .400 Newark.. ._ 400 Baltimore.. _ 3 .400 Buffalo.. ._ ._ __ 4 .200 Jersey (‘ity-._ ._ ._ ._ . 5 - .000

IiAh‘l<]BAL.l..

A very interesting gnme of buse-

hiill wus witnessed by quite ii inim- bcr of spectators on 'Fhiirsday after- n_oon at Victorizi Park between teams for Grades VIII and IX, of W. K. School. 'Phe game ended with ii score of 7--15 in favor of Grade IX. The linc~l:p wus as follows:-

Grade VIII. _ Grade IX _ Lune (`. J. llcthunc

Taylor l’. T.Moore

| _ Moore ist lluse A. Mckinnon

. Beer 2nd ‘ ’ J, Sterns _ Hasziiril Ilrd ’ ' li. Vnnidcrstirrc

1 _ Newsom S. Stop U. Miirlcv l _ Hughes i.. irieiii E. Auiii

_ Jardine (`, Field L. Worth _ (Tliaiiillcr lt. Field W. Siitlierlmid

rfarzéwzé

»

Siig Gordon proved n ciipiilile um-

pire.

SI-lIl’l’lNG NEWS. .

<‘.leare|l.-»--April 25.--Hia. liivii Miii/~-»

Uurke--Si. l’etcr‘s lslil. April 20--~ |Sr. Jos. McGill, llol>ci'ts-.H‘_vdiii:v_ lApril 28--Sc. llnisy--Moraii-Pictoii. April 28-Sc. Polar S‘trir--l-Ionipliill- l"icf_ou.

lilntcreil-Api'il 24-Sc. Eva May,

lluriie, (leorgetown.

At our of our city hotels two gen-

tlemen met, and after the usual

gréeting one salil to the other: “By the way, where did you get that overcoat?" "Why'?" inquired his friend. "Because il: is the most styl- ish coat I ever saw. It fits you per-

fectly and the coat is so diderent from the ordinary, and the pattern and shade of the goods becomes you

so well. Did you import it from abroad?" "No," said his friend, "I

got this coat mode at .Iunies (‘nl-

lnghnn's, Upper Queen Street, und if

you cnll on him he will iunke you as

,up-to-date ii garment ns you can get ‘on the (`ontlneut_" “I shull cull to-

Uroolil 'n 4 .£904 K

silsuiwisi A

Beer & Weeks-Beer & Weeks-Beer & Weeks~

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fp’ ,*;,»'_ 3, li _ . !“‘_ Luv

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i _ f1l'Al{I)IAI\', S.’\'l`l`RDi\\', i\l’RII,2o

,This Slorc is HEADQUARTERS

for llilclolhs

You can't fail to lic pleased wiili the pretty new patterns and

there "are hiiiidrcds to choose from.

_ I Szitisfactionn

.1 ' _ _ _

_ bring the niiasurcrnents of the room and we

will cut and match your floor covering free of charge.

7-A » ll)

Ui

ure H ERE.

Floor llilclolhs 22c. 251:, 281:, 35c, 40c, 45c. Linoleums . 40e, 45c, 55c, 601:

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New Malliiigs _inlvlailinu equarcs

I Q

_New yard wide bedroom iiirittings ifxccptioiiully fine iiiiuiiiy at 1 I

following' prices I4c, I5c, 20c, 25c, 28c, 50.*, §5c up.

.\l_»i`l lIN(§ SQi`Al{I§S l"()l{ liI‘§l)l{< )()_\[.\` :irc :ill rczidy to put on

the floor. lliey are printed in lristeful colorings :ind splendid designs :ind come in tlic following sizes at the following prices. I

6 ft x 9 ft, $l.5O 9x9 fl. $2.00 9x12 fi. $500

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Sole Agenfs for

li

° in Maifresses" `

_.Q ._";L'_l IL :Q L:'T'f;f;;;T.&_{i¢_;l E tc" Etc

I _.iw '.`\~ 'E _ _ _ ‘Hercules _ ,_ .,.,

_-~ '°' ' - " . ` ~ .' cs

' vi *L ""1-ir." ` ‘ .` Lo' I ‘rt-S." .

Springs - ~

-in “0sfcrinoor ~

New P0llTIEliS in Chenielle, Tapestry and Silk Mixtures---A Splendid Varicly

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Best kinds at $2.00 and 3.00 Droplside Coaches $5.25

\ _

l in- _ _

</We Mecl lhe prices of any Catalogue House)

WASHINGTON, ,April 27-Dangers

so grave, according to llr. tid. Vyilcyé c.hief_chemist of the dcpiir nicii: o I . _ _ ____ agriculture, lurk in the ordinui'y| rlfmtcr f0aled_ ‘9"7 BM H"“'~ headache remedy that he has deter-_ I5 3'4 ll*’“d5 “`°lgh5 |050 ll’-*V mined to investigate under the pure' Ba;-on \),f00¢l ig; gr rL»maf_k;\l,1»

, | lf

f°l".dh""`d ;Ik‘_"'f_ 0°? H _&l;‘(;‘yth°c““_“_§‘k__:_‘;1liandsoine liorsi- Iie look first prize :;'f"€he;e°‘;elncd'i‘§S_‘;a§d DL w'i,é`y t,,_lal tliv.-_Ainlicrst Ilorse .\`l_io\v _ioiol day, have been broiight to his uttcn-false first at Cli`town luxliilntioii tion of inte. H0wl_-1Ch0 l>\\\\‘<l0rS._ _hf‘-|ioio lic is absolutely esoiind, stands

?_f;“l_icl_l€'_‘_'_;l_l_l’__°‘;:‘hté'::Cg:€nf° light on every foot, needs no boots ~ ciiffciie, all of wliici ii ec. ie _ _ __ iieiirt mdre or less. The powder, nc- L' He is Sircd by flint good hire' C0r<lilu1 to Ur- Wi\“7~'. <'»‘“‘¢=\\l\S -"i Oakley Baron" who has thcbcstl

lot of Colts to credit ever .sired by'

;}§§§b§1“gY“l°‘"“ “'"““‘ ““““ "' ‘"`“' n smilies on P_E.i_ 5 of his con.-l

larger proportion oi these drugs than

Ni<iwiu.\m<n'r_ Fug.. .in-il 27--’l‘\\<~

BORN

_. ____ .._.._1._. _ .__ . _ --

S’l`\I.l£S-At the Pownal loisoiiugir,

‘ ti lle'.'. lil. IC. and'

on April 20th, J Mrs, Styles, a son.

I DIED

l.illian l\'Iclnnis_ dringlitri of lliriijii- nxin null llrl -‘. .H

year and G month. WARlll*]N»-At North iiiver, April

1011, lilli'/.iibctli \\'iirrcii, rclict oi thc lute l’eter Wiirrcii, aged 77 years. Filncriil will take place from her lntc residence toniorrow, Sunday afternoon, nt two o’clock.

l.AM()N'[`-At Stnnchel, April 27, lllll

Mrs. Lumont, rciict of the lute Ewen I.nmont, elder, iiged 84. Funeral from. the residence of her son-in-liiw, Alexander Mclntosli, this, Saturday, afternoon nt two o'clock.

"Myludy's licnilqinirters for good

toilet preparations is The Two Macs’ drug store. Thcrc she cnn get wlint- ever she might require :ind at just the price she likes to pny. Shi' al»

I Furniture Headquarters Curfains

Tn mwsiisioncnr rowniaiis I N T H E S T U I]

Baron Wood

xccpl for racing.

'igcd 2 and 3 years underelopeil

roiicu ssiiiiiaii won "lim .-<»i<if<»`fsi45é>.<>f»

.__ I Wld Wood ilic dam of Bnroii

\\ ood ww sired bv Provider' 2. is-

;:1‘.‘°...“.1‘;";i__l1;“El§_. .:;f..":?1t..i;;1i1`“‘_f::§i 1 .1 is ff~=@s_f»-f»~»_»g S~\11i<»» won byM(llial‘lcs i`:ii'ro`il`s 'l`iii'('.liliczii`-;l'al5UI_ ‘m P- L' I- his Sccmlll ‘mm er, Arrziumorc was secoxul, und ics-|\\':is sired hy Prccpior 2.28 son of Dl‘»\‘hl1fo Chifll- Niur l1<-‘FWS l`f\“~ lNniwoorl the \\'oi'l<l`sgreaicsL brood

iinnrc sire. fliiirl rlzini Alidallali. .\ll Qihc fast 1*. li. l. trotiers :irc from Provider or Prqcpior danis Baron l\\'ooclli;i~;il1i' liiccfiiiig to fill the hill

I-Ii.~ full sister fliiceii Oakley won

lVle|NNl.\‘-ln this 1°il._v, .\prll llfilli. _ _

.ll.e_, _veiirold ruri- this .~]iriiig at . . -

‘ 1-. Mulmiic n on ; C\_\‘diie_\', C, B.. In-al.in;;Coiiiiiiodo1's

und .\cliillers (__). een ilaklcy is said _io he the fzisicst trotting filly in Nova Scotia.

_ Baron \\`ood is ready io trot :iiiy ‘Stallion of his age on l’. Ii. I. Onk- ley Boron Colts excepted

Inteiidinglirceders please call and

.see Iinroii \\`ood before breeding *your best mares he will please you.

Ihron \\'ood will iiirike the sea-

son of 1911 at 254 Kent Street, l~ZiiigS<1iiar_e. Terms $io_oo cash -or note du§,iNov. ist, Usual return piivilege_' ~`

W. S. i\icKll-`.

wa s finds ii coniplrte stock, gets .;_>2<l5l>_1i-_sqm -

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Owner. ‘

eoiirtcoiis and prompt uttcntion. l~`ol-_ . 4 - ' _ low hcr example. ____ drtf. Classy and stylish belts by

ANNOUNCEMENTS the hundreds shown at Patonsl

front counter-Patoiis

“Atteiitioii is drnwn to .lnol 'l`. . -

(‘howcn's oil rc fairni for sulc nl. 4'25dtfrh

Beer Weeks

THREE GRAND Slallions owned by DAVID REID & SON.

The Pcrcheron

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1 _ _-it _ -v :£1 A -»f.-.-.f»lh\ A... » ( l05Zl (7l83ll

will ninkif_ts_c season of lilll nt the owiicrs' s a es, David Reid & Son, \ictoriii i'ross. This horse is a dup- Iiled L’l`f‘y. 5 yours old, weighing nhoiit 1050 lhs., is very low down .ind inussivc hiiilt, witli the best of feel. rind limbs.

»~‘_\=_._<__ '.l French ` *i » Coach Stallion

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_ Salomon

' -_ No. <58)

will innlic thi- _~‘i::i.~:oii of lllll ui llie

oiinrrs’ stuhlcs llnvid llcid & Son

\irt1iri:i f'i`iiets_ This horse iso iliirlt iiny, iwcigliing l»f.'»0 lbs., with the lvcst of feet and perfect style und nc- iion_ Horse hi-crders~tliis is the lioi-so lo ni:-.tr you blood niiires with lo i:i~t #in~ liigli~prii-eil rorringc horses that uri- iiliriiys in dcniiind and bring the big inoney.

__ - The Clydesdale

__ ~ M: Stallion .»,,i Casper Again 'I " _ ‘ l N... (sam

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will stand nf. the owners’ stables, llnviil Reid & rloii, Victoria Cross. This horse hos provcn himself to he o ivoiiderfiil stock~getter. his colts having carried off the luurels wherev-

er shown.

The farmers of l(ing‘s and Ea

Liu:-cn‘s Foiiiiiies are cordially invi

ed to coll und inspect these hors; ‘lii\lore mating their mares. Parti from ii distance. wanting to mate _siickling ii\:ii'cs will he niet part of ltho wily with ony ol these three horses. All ol these horses ure sure siorl:-gctters. '1`ci~ir.s und other par-

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Winsloe Station.

--- ' Those $1.25 house dresses ar

"Attention is culled to the nu _meeting with quloksaleatPnions “AND ‘mln & _*UN "For sale l'o\\-i-r l`ruisr1`." ni Syd- TNTBG ¢`»°\0\`S- Ghambfay UGSIQOS owners and in churfle.

e liciilnrs ninilc known on application

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morrou, s.ud his friend. Anil lu ,,,.v_ , _ “__ “|,,._|, n|,|.,m,. H, gin, ,,.. mode of heavy cnmhrlc _cotton \_(,t_“____ ,nm \._ “_ ‘_

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