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SATURAY, OCTOBER 16, igog.

I 'rnnvnn Anus 'ro Pav. I 'PHE NEW BRUNSWICK

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Healthy blood is always

ahrijht red color and its

gli! ll! reflected in the face. .allpnmeans impure or i veiished blood, and tgxgil a condition beset with rils. The healthy hug orare blood is due to

gre iron it contains. Every eflciency of iron should be promptly supplied.

, 0ur Improved Bliiiids hon Pills

is the remedy to use._ It sugglies the form of iron ne ed.It is taken up with- out any tax on digestion. They are unsurpassed as an all round tonic. These are specially made for us in bottles of zoo for 5cc.

J.G. Jamieson.

It is estimated that about 2,500

persons own half of the land in Eng-

by “John Bull":

lDuke of Manchester ..,

'all thc moods and tenses:-The Duke i l l

much proof, says an Exchange, These lb are the prlncely annual inconcs oflg

ULPWOOD I’OLI(‘Y

A'.good deal of interest has been

lland and Scotland. 1-Iereis a 'lst of '.elt in Ontaigo a;d AQuebE§ a‘s_dt0N;\,1‘:|spendlng his vacation with his par- eight of' the largest owners as given ;<;\;:§ l-l1`:;uu:Wta;‘;“‘i:; mgttelr of sum has returned to MCGH, Cu,,,ege'l nuke ,or Sutherland ...1,3ss,o00 acres tl1e.s1P<>f¢ Of P“1P“'°0d f‘°"‘ C’°"’°

`Duke of Devonshire 186,000 alcres L8

Duke ni Westminster 30,600 acres chance respecting this Province Duke of Richmond .... ._ 286,500 acres which contains far greater Duke of Portland 183,000 acres supplies of spruce, and which is able Duke of Montrose 115,000 acres for S0m0.V€8!`S Hi 1985*- $0 liakf the

70,000 acres place of Ontario and Quebec in SUP-

Marquis of Bute ....... .. 117,000 acres plying the United States _pulp and

l That these gentlemen are well ableipapei' mills. If access to the public

to bear their proportion of the na-,d tional burden, as proposed by the’pulp\vood an immense trade might be ._;:___;_ _‘ W? T' i ,Lloyd-George Budget, does not need e

nds, says an New York Ex-

oniain were continued for export of

xpected, The United States would e strengthened to continue the policy f retaliation and have a large,

some of these lordly gentlemen whoithough ultimately exhnustibIe,_source

are denouncing the Budget throughvo

f supply; Mr Hnznn has caused it to bo nn-

oi Bedfvfd. $710.00l". the Duke Of D0- derstood that this province is .not to

vonsliire, $903,750; the Duke of Rut~]i, land, $487,430; thc- Duke of Argyle, d

c mode the general resort of the for- gn pulp makers. The intimation

5255.000. the DUKE Of GTBUOH. 5-'f">~' which he gave at Suckvllle has been 270; the Ullkf Ol Rl0llm0¥l‘1» 5398-455 rwcll received in other provinces. The the Duke of Somerset, $187,885; thc‘M0ntreai _Star says ,_

Duke of Montrose, $124,360; the Duke

of Westminister, $194,970; the Duke of S

"Promicr Hazen’s speech nt the ackville Exhibition “seems to inti-

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DRUGGIST The Medical Hall.

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The Rayhf Kind 0f atch

Repairing

No botch jobs leave

our store. We can make your watch keep time.

Prices not high for

fist class work.

0 All work Guaranteed,

G.l1.Tay|or, Jeweler & Optlcian.

l l l lf " Chocolates

You want g00(l,

U Then you will

Buy Rockwood

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new son Jerseys-A large *ship-

ment of those much wanted Uoodsjustto hand. The colors are Black. white. Grey. Cardinal and Grey and Green and the prices. $l.50, 2.00, 2.50, up.-Stanley Bros. I0 |5d .

laiiercorn $207,000; the Dune on ,, `Leinster, $279,385; the Duke of Port- ili-ind, $441,750, and so on, all thirough the list. If these gentlemen should be foolish enough to reject the Lu: get it is not difficult to foresee what will

happen to them in the country.

"YE AUTUMN .EVEN TIDE." The evening shadows are f-ailing fast. l'I`b`e crickets song is hushed .atila.st, And o'er the woodlands »a, silence

blest,

A peaceful calm of musical throats to

rest.

Softly my glance steals over all The tranquil peace of an evening calm

entlirall'd

With beauty, grandeur, and yet with

all `

A touch of sadness in the .air doth

fall.

Through the big spruce trees the

A blazing oracle peeping the shroud-

ed pall, a .rosy shrine . .

Calmy rising _to greet Heaven divine. Serenely quecning the stars, -in their

(azure) blue sublime.

Peerless she shines, so majestic l white Woo’s and fncinates, with her .be-

witclring light

Blushing-ly rose tinted startles you

. first in delight

As in ecstncy you gaze, in the star

gernmed night.

Her silvery light on the .brook doth

shine. .

In the calm still depths, .the shadows

find

Mystic fancies and swaying .pines,the

bridge crumbling down,

In fast decline and broken pillayrs,

and mossy thime.

O'er 'the harvest .flolds, thc golden

sl:ieaf's

grief's _ V

A golden glory just relieved, 'oy sil-

very lights ,

Thro’ .evening stea1’d. A Benedictlon

o’er harvest yield. _ _

The maturing hand of Autumn

bring‘s

The red and golden leaves to sing, , And .murmuring sigh the chirplng

orickett he

To fill the crevice nook, and .watch

the sh‘adow`s hy.

Farewell, .sweet harvest moon and,

autumn tics,

Ye crickets song and azure skies

Will leave us soon, to w ntry skies. Snmmerside, P. E. I. Oct. ’Ll9.

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-Wfef.ve.bonght double the.. quantity_o_f.any prev- , ions season---and we’ve bought at lower prices.

We want your trade--our values deserve it.

Warm wool :blankets 6 lbs. to pair 6ox8o inches blue

borders are whipped singly. Splendidly finished at per pair

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Warm Blankets

for little money

t This season we show an immense variety of de. ' peudable blankets- and comforts.

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moon doth shine, _ _ ' '

,tion of conscious .dependence on the

Standing. Sentinels so the dewylhnvc so muon fnith~ in i'_l‘s curnl\'P ~o»\‘o1~=

Ye ma1|0wed_¢_,nts| and failing sighs, save 1-3 of your money. 10-12dtf.

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l=.6o. 2 9°. 3-25. 3.75. 3-su. 4.50. 5-5° =md.5~65-

Warm wool blankets extra heavy and large, blue borders,

7lb.s. to pair 64x84 inches, all whipped singly, at per pair $345. 4-25. 5- is and 6 °°-

We save you 20 p. c. fo 3) p. c. on Blankets.

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irate that New Brunswick .is about

|to join “the ring of Unnmliun l’ro- vinces which will .forbid the export of unmiiniifrrctiired logs from Crown Lands. When Ontario, Quebec and NEW Bi`llI\SWiPl¢ ure in line thc Ameri- can pulpniiills will get precious little food froiii this side of -the liordvr.

There should not` .ic the smallest hesi- ta,-tion on the part of the (`-anndinn Provinces to thus -act in self-defence. Who imagines that the Americans woulr_l fail ,to tuke advantage of such ~a monopoly if they possessed it?

over attempt to create artificial mn- nopolies io .various sorts of manufac- tured goods; and again and again their t'ariii~iiiu.kcrs at Washington have

elibcrately planned to ,cripple Cana- 'dian trade and force ns into a posi-

‘Arnerican market. In this they have failed, .thanks to the open .British 'market but the will that 'was shown

.must forever close their mouths when Canada takes .steps to preserve her naturali resources and m.ake.the most

of her natural wealth."

$l00 Reward, $100

o is ro o _\ ioslxiiti cuu- now

lknowii to lim nicilicul iliuternity. Caturrli bel irut-on-ti|uiio|inl vlisniue. rcr|iili'cs n cou- stiwilioiinl trcul.iiic1ir._ l>lull'.~' (.‘»itnrrl\ Curb is tukeiiiliteriully, ftcfiiitr directly iipli [ho hloorlunll ir;ucou.~ i~i|i~fn<~1-s of llie <_\'=tciii, thereby ilustroyiiig tiis fminrlntior- of thi- dlscnsc mul uivliig the nuff(-nt stie-irth by bliiliiinpz up the corisiitlitioii und assisting vulture in (ning iis work. The piviirlitoi-s

that _tho y offer i)nc Hunril-ed Ilnllnrs lor- nny use ;h»iti fuils to cure. Send for lie-‘ oftesti onm s.

A<lrli'ov~'~ F. J (THE.\'l‘iY dc UO, ’l"nlctli‘ 0

Hold hv i‘riin'zl:».ts 'loc Trike Hull`s Fuiiiily Pills for consiiy.. lon,

Warm Comforts---Just the kind

you are lof k'ng for. soft and light with nice fancy o verings at $2 00, 2.50. 3.00 and up. --Stan- ley Bros. I0-l5d3l.

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“Come and hi-ive a slap .At Paton's

English furs, sent by mistake, and

Best Dollar Gloves.-Real Doioilfin

in the first place; carefully selected, soft, hut firm skins. Style and cut, and a. nicc attention to detail of tn- ish, that usually marks the much higher-priced glove from $1.50 to $2.25 ll for $1.00 a pair nt I’aton's_ `

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Don’f allow

lhe Rubber

Question fo

worry you

Whatever the condition

of thc Rubber market may be you #will always find that Berlin Rubbers con- tains full value for every dollar invested. The Daisy Brand the most stylish and best fitting rubber made in Canada. For wearing qua- ' lities there is nothing that will equal the Daisy Brand.

Goff Bros

Their high ,,,.0t€ct,ve ,arm ,S `an:stock was dumped on top of one of

The i-cndcis of this punt-r will be pleased io mfmthsv to the Shlppefa Order- We l`e`

lio:\.i‘n`th|\L tltciw- if nt luust qui- droidvd dis- Celved Orders to pay the dllty and rs;;"§`ti¥2..".a1l"`;l:::r‘$15-..‘:.l‘..:’..‘_°f.'ai:=."l::l?Se"themf°f what they w°»1i'»nn=» nrri _‘ur ` i n * . - -

out buildiiigs, at present occupied

A correspondent writing .from-

llilarshfield says : The good people Oli Marshfield are getting busy .at theirl potatoes, in which the yield ls_ very pleasing. Rev .John Hawley is spending his vacution in ditlerent, |parts of New Brunswick, and particu-, larly St John, Royal l\lcBeth', after,

Montreal. The .school is .ln a flour-| ishing condition under the manage-, ment of Miss Chappelle. We are ,sorry to learn that Miss Elvie Roh-l ertson is to leave us in November. Miss Robertson intends going to New; $.01-k _to train for n nurse in Mount, Siuia Hospital. .Her mrnny ll`l9°d5

wish her every success in her new, duties. Miss Mabel Dennis spent n, few days with friends n tlliarlotte-I town. Miss Eva llenry lea\'csFriday' morning for Boston. .'

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ACTUALLY, POSITIVELY, IN- VARIABLY IESTORES GRAY HAIR T0 THE COLOR AND VIGUR 0F YOUTH,

You can't look young if yiinr hair in gray. fldsfl. dull and lif¢le“_ H;y';_ sir l_‘lealth will bring back the natural color, iusl ss il wu when you were you . Stop: danclruff and falling aut. Makes lhgghalt bright, silky and lull of lie and bfauty-D0( H dye-won t color oi soil your .1 in. si arm soc. no'l'ri.ES. A1' DQUGGISTS-

lIay’s llnrlino Soap cures lseeema, red,

rough and cnappeil hands, and all skin diseases. Keeps skin fine and soft, 25c. drn|.’Kl_HlB~ SUN! Zc for free bo¢\ki~_i. “‘,The Care of the Sinn," “Tho Cnllggbtkicnlzdgpee. C'-L. N¢W.ll'|¢° U' J'

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The rest must go at once;

as they must not interfere with our regular stock of furs. This

the largest stock of furs .cvcr imporl ,ted to P. E. Island. We simply could not .resist the price. It is ul to you to take udvunt-.igc if you in- 'tend buying furs this season, as we ure giving our rustoiucrs the full be- nofit of the .saving The story is we were ordered to .pay the iluhy sind sell: them at what they would bring. We have been instructcdby a Fur firm lin London, England, to dispose of forty-eight pieces of Orenherger-Mink and Squirrel furs, comprising rufls, mulls and scnrfs, in the latest dc- signs-mnny of them only one sett of its kind. They were sent to the Island by mistake. The firm they were shipped to, would not take de- livery as they were not as ordered. they wer? held in thc Customs hond- ed warehouse for the last three

as re-shipping back to London ‘would cost too much. We 'will not stock these Furs, but will dispose of them at a price that will make them scamper. If you are interested in Fur buying this fall, the prlcen will be as low, if not lower, than furs re offered at during January alter stock is depleted and fun season '\"er. James Paton & Co. . 10dtf.

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Public Aulion

I ani instructed by] S.

Morris, Esq., to sell by Auct ion on his Farm, Winsloe Station.

0N SATURDAY

Ocluber 23rd, 1909

At Two 0’cloclt. P. M.

S Extra Milk Cows (in calf)

4 1-feifers i L-2 years old (well bred). 4 Calves 6 months old, I Fat Cow, I Fresh Calved Cow, I Pure Bred Berkshire l-log i2 months old, r Pure Bred jersey Bull (Registeredl ir months old.

TERMS--Twelve months

credit on approved joint notes, 6 per ceiit, off for Cash .

F. H. ll0RNE

AUCTION EER.

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AUC'l`l0N SALE

The undersigned hereby offers

for sale by Public Auction on the premises as Head of Rollo Bay on the 29th day of October, |909 nl the hour of i2 o’clock noon the following property.

i horse, icow, 1 calf, poultry.

i driving waggon, I driving sleigh, i cart, a quantity of hay and straw and also household furniture and effects.

Also the business stand consist-

mg of store, dwelling, barn and

by thc undersigned and the farm in connection therewith, con taining iz acres of land.

ISABBLLA McDOUGALL.

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» Special $5.00. $7.00. $8.00. $10. $12.50. $15. _

loiher bironguthed Modes From $18.00 to $23.50 |

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Unfrimmed Hats at 980

` Some are hue hats in all new shades of the season; all new fresh rlats. There are uP`t' 1-date stV1eS» not One worth less than $1.50. Positively iioiiesold before 9. and only one to :1 customer. There will uot`be half enough to go around, so we cannot send them C. O. or on ap- probation.

fue I iieauiiiui chiffon Amo sears

$1.25 to $1.50 values af 701:. '

“ANY A WO'l\-[AAN .HAS HAI) HER ENJOYMENT 1 of the drive increased by the protection of a scaif. In- cidentally, it is probable that irost of the women looked their best with the graceful clrapiiigs of the chifon-for no other touch of the toilet is more picturesque.

VEILING, 250 YARD '

(quite the reigning fad in London and New York\, popular Rus- _ sian net veilings in small, medium and large mesh, and alarge var-

' iety of plain and fancy meshes, with or without spots. The quali-

I tics are such as sa-ll regiil1rlyat35c, 45c and 5oc special _vnrd 25C.

Graceful 0strich Plumes, $4.74

, All lovelv new black also white. 'l`h`c pity is there are but

loo of them- all he had. None oii approval or C. (O. D. They will goin an hour.

Where our lovely Hats arc on show.

FEMlNlNE NECKWEAR --_

' SOME NEW THINGS JUST NOW A WOMAN WILL LIKE 'I0 SEE.

In these veilings at 25s you have choice of large square mesh I

FRILLING DEPAR'l`MliNT-_---

l A _new shipiiicut just arrived of the iicw cord folded silk and

gold frillings now so popular. The cord and silk couie in nearly allcalors, in sky, pink, rose, mauve, helio, amethyst, Nile and moss, brown, white cream, etc.

Prices extremely moderate

UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT---;

We ha_ve a niaguificent range of ladies’ nien‘s and chil\lien’s umbrellas.

that for price and quality cannot he beaten.

Our prices range from 49c to $io.oo each.

We made lesdirigllnes of these prices'

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‘ Sheets and Pillowcases.

Our Succe§s__Up_ to Now Is Exemplified' _

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Head of Rollo Bay. |

In our Costumes, k ln our Dress Goods. In our Blouses. In our Hosiery,

In our Neckwear.

__ In our 'l`rimmin;,s.

ln our Whiteweuv. ln our l'nderu elir,

In our Longcloths.

In all our Dress /\ccessorlcs_

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‘in o_o? Bda-iihely, "`

ln our Silks. ln our Svarfs, _- lu our Gloves. ln our Laces.

In our Hamikerchie fs.

In our Corsets.

ln our Ernbroidcrics. In M s‘in

James Pat

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See our i4c Victoria at inc.

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