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had breatlif-these are some of ,the effects of con# \, It pays to buv in t _ _ _
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u B U L The Loyal Circle of The King's
Th¢y¢0niunih¢]¢¢,;¢ Daughters' will hold their annual
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N A discovered and best evacuant known, which gale ln St- Pauli S°h"°ll"0°m 0"
empties the bowels without the slightest discomfort and without dis- rhursday’ Nov' 2d' '
turbtng the rest ofthe system. Constantly increased doses are not .
“°°°5“’Y. Jack Coady was a passenger Sat
254;, a boa. lt your drultiat halnot yet ltockad them. send 25c. and wo' will mall them. 25 urday mgrning gn return to Brightgn
,iipnish The mud. must.. _ ' ‘ . ' _' _' _  . _ ' __ _ ' " 
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National Dm: mdCh¢mi¢al Cunnan °fCaaada. Limited. - Mentrul. Mass, alter a visit to his old homi
in I-lazelbrook.
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  Alfred Acorn, who-has been visiting
' 9 ° friends in Hazelbrook and vicinity
c  S  u 0  left Saturday on return to Brighton,
- ~ Mass. He was accompained by hit
. . _ th M ‘_ A .
in qulrter. linlfaiiil one pound tins-just what you want on your viicatmn - mo er rl’ CK
or exctlrslvll . Among the articles onered at (1.1.
U     Grant’s auction sale today are L
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Ltd. Qihilhiiflitaidiiihilfwih Stliiimliiha
Manufactiirnrl Charlottetown l‘mmi= us -°m\\'\ lllg liable. Slx Oak-flllllllg Chill” Wllfl
leather seats, and an oak china clos-'
fancy walnut parlor table \\-itl.
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to cooics
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for your
P H O T O S
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_ 
 dianapolis, the year 1910 was a- mem-
»<;_“`§s,~_»‘_;;>jggl-__ orahle one in the history of the ord-
 1 erin the passing ol the two million
,-  niemliership mark, the total member
, /~  ll  ship at the close of the year, incliid-
. ~_"' -* .:.->~t.',' A  ing only subordinate lodge meniheri
Boys' Scout Shoes  
Are all ilie Rage !
ilave you seen them ?
'l`liere are great values for the money.
Made on up to date lasts. Size i \o5 i.z, W
price $i.5o, 2.00 and z.5o it pair.
(iet. a_ pair for that boy of yours.
A. I-I. Mcliaclien
.The Shoe Man
L .
Sterling Bitters
The Never Failing
Ileart,Nerve and Stomach
Remedy
A Proven Medicine of l
Exceptional Value
Teatimonals and" References
by the. hundred ,from people
most prominent in City and
Country. No failures.
Bold Onl_v By
P.McQUA1D
42 Queen Street.
Opposite Aufd Bros _
 Price _soc per bottle.
Alley £5’ C0..
;
_.."'1~'_" --i,_'\.I»".'\`_z.-/ and sisters of the Rebekah branch,
.  _‘_ ,,  1'/ .gi
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M Amherst-made
Iluiiloor Boots
l\ow is tlietime you need
good strong, heavy boots for
I, out door wear. l"or farmers
:intl teamstors and all engag-
cd in tiutcloor work we are
M Amherst niade boots, made
iii wliolc stncl:,klp leather,
. laced style. 'l`liese`bonts are
extra heavy, very st_rong,aud
will stand all the liitrtl -wear
you can gise them, will pru-
iect the feet in :ill kinds of
weather and :ire easy and
comfortable.
We are slidwing these
boots now in all styles and
any man can see they are
well worth every cent of
their price $2.50
lioys' si'/.es same style and
quality :is above price $2.00
. V\'omen`s heavy hunts for
every day wear, strong and
serviceable price $l.50
to.....  Sl-75
tiirls' sizes siime its :iliove
, Sl-30to.,......... ...SI 50.
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i  .Nell England coasty In the theatre year. Advices from Montreal. today
51-1--~__.__ -___ _....5 were hundreds of sailors and iisher-‘
 mis, chmphreiiv with i,z41_i0r_ isoé,
'1‘ie total net membership in al'
pi branches during the year aggregator
slioiving a good liiic_o|`
H Harry Houdini, the well known
nm.  Y
‘made the escape of his life Inst night
ct. _
Oddfellows in this city and Pro-
vince w'ill be interested in the follow
ing; According to the reports of tht
Grand Sire and Grand Secretary ot
the Sovereign Grand Lodge oi thi
Independent Order ol' Oddlellows, sub~
mitted at the annual meeting, at In
being 2,023,731. The subordiiiati
lodge membership is 1,583,169, and
the sisters of the Rebekah brancl
440,562. The net gain in the subordi
nate lodge membership is 49,083, com
pared with 41,608 in 1909, while thc
iiet gain in Rebekah membership is,
sisters, 22,227, compared with 22,043
the previous year, and brothers 10
85,969, compared with 72,600 for 1909.
To the gain reported should be adder'
_ the Patriarch Militants, 917, making
the aggregate gnins for the year 86,-
886. The total expenditure for re
liel in 1910 was $5,711,0-19.41, againsi
$5,350,925.89 for1909. 'lhe receipts o‘
.subordiiiates for 1910 amounted ti
S17,804,771.58, compared with $16,
827,728.66 in 1910. The invested fund:
of grand and subordinate bodies at
the close of 1910 amounted to $57,
743,272.60, against $53,156,910.14 ai
the entl of 1909. Since 1830 the or
‘der has expended in relief $136,698,-
magician and haiidciifl artist who has
performed before and astonished
1 many here, has created a sensation
lin Boston by freeing himself from a
.mass of knotted rope securely wounr.
of it as follovis' "1-larr Houdini
ton the stage of Keith's Theatre,
.lwhen he extricatcd himself from him
`° tlreds of knots and fathoms of rope, Vloutrenl as agaihst 500 boxes dur-
Itied by four veteran T wharf lisbiug
captains. In just 17 minutes he over-
_clime l5lll`ll5. ¢“'l5l5 and kl\0l39 fled ll! ill over the country. Two carloads _
men who have followed the seas from _yhit-.11 recently arrived ht Sydney coed l)'lll€
_ S t _25 i0 40 Y@8fS» _Wh0S€ kll0W1€dEe Ol three cents 3 pound more than a sim-
I33 Qll@f'l1 ll'€€- _knots probably is unequalled on the ,lar in,p0m1ti,m t this ti e mst
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Facts Concerning
fre of interest to every house keeper
.-_utl price in not the only fact worth con
stileriiig, Look out for clean coal also fre I
t`|i~i_ii slags. l-,lave you ever tried our coal
li not, give us-a chance to show you vi-lui
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it  . r P _ <1 'rn' ni' t ui .» L.
__ V' _ __-__ _l';"’s' A lfmg plank hall been provlmiedrelldrillet pri:PiJai?a1tci:;ii§ slilriliio vlvdlndliei-'itil B
2-6 Ove
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.COAL ,..,
't :iii vonl looks like.
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Cheap by the basket :it ,satisfied with this, the captains made
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You cannot iiet 'a better
me to have your _Xmas
hoto finished than NOW.
all and see our styles at
1 ' - tate that butter hasailvaiiceti anoth-
uien. Ou the sta e as a -
fast their victim’s head and neck.
V G 0 F F ’ S the prostrate man and wiitclied the
‘ _"__ __ _ struggle for freedom. For the ti'-st
C. Lyons it (.0 5
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Mineral Director andg em-
luiliiifr-Miss A. Ferguson,Lady
.’\s-\i=tant- Personal Atteniioii ,
uni Promutiiess Guaranteed. I
Ambulance calls answered at
xliuri notice.
th
BAYIR STUDIO.
Tekphbne  -point progress towards .freedom was
._...._._-J_ rapid, for knot after knot was un-
e - - 'had slack enough in the ropes bind- 5
SI ECIALTIES "
l)isinI'cr‘ing and Fumigating
lfmniture Repaired and Rcup-
bolstered.
Sil-°nt .‘ alesmen mndc to order,
-‘-’-~”7-»”`»‘»°i~’i`~7i’§l;"§ci‘;"i‘é i`.iS's ¥.’.'.‘.‘.’."..‘i
North Side, Phone if20'3. dttstf ‘
T S I l* 4
Sch. For Sale
" llazard I
_'I3 tons. Age 4 years. Sails and run-
ning rip ging first-class. Weil fitted in
rveiy nay 'and 'strongly built.
_ ._ _ I ' ter, Central Drugstore Sunnyside. Ph ' ° _ ° .
|. . ~ _ _ » oneti5|-R. Dcimnlulozist.
T ii"ifiil?$.;llt?iii’ii'.i.°'co\irANv m'§il.fiy'ii'fi7l?»'lhl‘iii'i r§°.l'ih‘i3X'i“s$’¢';.°'<iui=lii=°3 ~ . rf -_ f R”'°'""’“"“°“"*"‘l'€"*‘-‘f'~“"'__I
|,,` ;‘<8°i,. ‘L Hn|ifa|x_ N S' nts, aad often excel Nat.ure's own pearls. Y __
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l'acliawanna" Anthracite Coall PERFECT chl)l,:,l,’,l;Aifnkg0.l.il§  P20 le’S Tllealfe C t I O n S a I e
---L_... _‘__ done, while the audience cheered.
` 'Ill ll:  E
‘hill
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runs
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fééiili sl
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'to curing 8 long-standing Cough pr
l
.ln every bfi" p H
. tdengmiwsi-k-sefk 'rim assi' when vga __ _ 0 f O u Q e 0 d
in Chestnut, Stove and gsgd ,:___,__,_5 ,.;_,_,__._|“.,.___5i.;_a____<_»_iii(gw_; sue, . .
 |iz¢l se;-yas and attractive prices a C shee-
|25 Queen St
` The hi heit grade ot' American Coal Dr.  W" 5," Q Golf;
t .-
“i“"""l Pre- Phone ru J.
Coal ' y
"""s‘1"fY t'i€lephr~nrd, or orders by mail will*
receive our careful and prompt attention elllf lg
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y :lwerv nlll be made. Bu "mn D, ,ng ' 
Snhr. Mary Hindry with 4 tone now _1__..___-it--'1-1-Q
sclm rging _
Schr. Levi S. Andrews with 7:5 to B
____ii~lir.Carrie E Strong with 75o tons now, J_   D' M. D. ‘»'. I
DENTIST
du: Sept ist l M ‘S aclnllst..
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New in the time to order our Antbracitel rgvdilv Royal Bank Buliulnz
, nhlie prices sie lowest,and weather
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/lllordernlefl at otir ohice 16 Queen'
0harlot.te¢QW“-
930dlYl’| '
and natiiilaclrl |I ‘ DR' 0' Hs' EER
iaiiuwuu num. s oo. ii fini nahiuaravlors
' Phono 004 31° "‘°"‘| 5' P Dnfniw
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Finally they retired to the rear of
few minutes it* seemed impossible
that Hoiidinl could get slack enough
to escape. He struggled, but the
cordage would not give. Houdini
worked away, wiggling, pulling and
twisting, until he kicked oil one shoe.
The other then followed and soon he
ing his legs to permit him to pull .
out with his teeth one of the knots
that held his right hand From that
When Houdini had freed his hands the
rest was simple and he stood erect,
bowing to the volley of cheers. ‘It
was the hardest experience of my
life,' said, Mr. Houdini, as he exhi-
bited cuts and scars made by the
ropes and cords."
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::Oiir Gauiacol Emulsion ls to g
. , W
,the front again. This is the sea- \ _~=e~ ._..__ __
son when it get 's ri chance
to do some good work. It has
them all beaten when it comes
Cold--Pleasant to taste and easily
digested-40 cents bottle-E. A. Fos-
390_08_ tion to .bc held in this city.--St.
laround his hotly. An exchange speaks ~"h‘"'t‘”llZ9 lll l‘3lll'<-tile MS \\'€ll ns in (Yau-
his Province I Mrs W D liosc, 1-lalitax, is visit-
ing Mrs H W i.oni,uoiLu, tit;
Dwina has arrived lu _i
fl‘0¥ll I-lllS DUI! Eieryotie should pr f tb iv Septem
ber electric light hill heloie (ict
as tliat`date is the last to get a dis-
Jas (‘ Bransfeombe, Combill N B
purchased 5 clydesdale mare at Char-
ottetown, P. E. 1., while attending
she exhibition.-Exe.
The auction sale of the estate ol
.he late Henry Mc_Gregor Lot 48 will
.ake place Thursday next 'at' 10 ii.
.l`l.
The auction sale of (‘. l... Griint’_s
iousehold furniture takes P1096 till”
norning at 11 o'c1ock sharp. Every
erson who intends to attend this sale
-.hould he on tlie premises us carly
is possible. ~
At; the general meeting of the mis-
-iion board of directors ot the Metho-
ist Church bel-:l in Toronto the cou-
_ribiitions tor the ilifferciit Confer-
ences was given. N. ll. & I’. 11]. I.,
ontributerl $12,888.
In the Apple Crop report of Ale!!-
.\1cNeill, Chief of the Fruit Division.
Utftawa, it is stated that early ap-
les in this Province have turned out
even better than was expected in
quantity and r|ualit,_\ the i'na`in com-
laint being with reference to size.
J. G. Bennett, li. A., Vic-Principal
if West Kent School, has been air
ninth-I to fill the vacancy in Prince
of Wales College caused by tl\0 Fe'
,lgnH,LlUl`| Ol l'l'Ult‘Hlstll' I1. aa. Dlllltl/»
lr. Bennett graduated from Prince
il Wales in 1902, and since then has'
:een engaged in teacliing. He was tit
one time principal of St. l§leanoi~'s
-chool, and has been Vice- Principal
if West_Kent since 1907. He received
_iis B. A. degree from Queen’s Uni-
versity, Kingston, a year ago, .
Rev. (iordou Dickie, pastor of St.
%tephen’s Church, arrived in the city
/esterday from the meeting of the
’resbyterian .*`.‘ynod nt (‘hni‘lotte-
own. He said that the convention
vas one of the most successful that
ias ever taken place. There were
uore than 300 delegates present
rom diflereiit parts of Canada. A
:rent many of tiiose present were
uymen. Dr. A. S. Grant, general
iiiperintendent of home missions for
fanada, were present. In November,
lir Andrew Fraser and Robert E.
Speers will speak ou the Laynien's
iiissionary movement nt a conven-
Iohn Ex. -
_The following from a Sydney ex-
:liaiige will be of interest here:-“A
."harlotte Street; grocci- says- that
Mittel' is likely to he higher uns
'all. The dry summer has caused ii
iidu. and much larger quantities are
-Glllli' HXlJ0l‘i.etl f1‘<»ni this country. As
111 instance it is stated that lust
week. 5000 boxes were shipped from
ing the sauic period lust yezir. 'l`lii`z
trough has tended to reduce the pack
    
i . ' ' . 50c. 'l"lie
made fast to n broom stick thrust, the. comp 10"' . l,r',"e_ ,
under his legs. The tlshermen first Mncliglnonq Dmg ('°' (‘"' Gt 
hun him on his hhck and issued his '"“] "lt *"“e“" ‘t
un _ _ re nemen o toilet table is tom
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lt’s easy to see.
ifyou are looking through our
glasses.
Visitors will he glad. .
to know that they can obtain
the very best 1»id\i_e and Gpiit-al
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Do You Know
Stanley’s ‘EELL
Men’sUnd_crwear
'l`Ii-- qiinlitics are the very best’
we can get and we will guarantee
the wear ofthe clilierciit makes.
Fleece liiiul 956 suit
Heavy Woo] (So p. c.l $1.60 suit
Liglit wei_glit wool 2.50 suit
Medium weights 52.20 to 3.50 suit
l'Iewsoii`s_:ind StanI`ield's in inediuui. Rel and
label Men’s combination suits $2.65
W ‘fe '“ I ~ Slanle Bros l-
WT ,mittee of sesmriiig menu 'rhgy lvliire "' °°"t 0” the mark" there' 0 _ing cacli cyc sepaiuitely to see
ftneii who could appreciate skilful _ ` .. _. . "
_lloui_-_Eos-land ik_uot:tiiig_ of cortlage, for many a ,"Tg° °“";_°If, the “"1 "l 9 °f“g"_ - lx
ch
ORITEN NOW SITS
IN Sli( J(`)l-lN’.\` (Il-IAIR.
'I`ORONT(J, (ict. li-The old arin
mir used l the lute Si J
_ -_ _ __ ; _' ‘, ll’ r ohn A.
i5> Baskets (lziiisiltnii Giulia: W.m§t,, to the hm0m_stick__ the cords _-Z-_-i____-__. _ _ ‘ _l_ilacDoim1d, during me vein-s of 1874
e t0.(|;\y_ cutting into the soft flesh. Then he , _ ~
- ' l d h' l th . .8
Concord lmuel' iiiiirl fstllicdlmsodlf riispehacoiiiid aliiaiiialilig I f @ . ‘~ "
Niagara (Given). podly. It_‘o:_lowitng_ tli_ls, more ford was I '  / - 5_-
1 _ Y _ ie( ani not e a out his egs and _
R."g“"" Rid i~R°‘l)' issued to the end of the hoard. Noi \ - ' la
¥,.
o 1878, when lic was oiit of- oflice
nd practising law in 'l`oi'outo,_lins
ecently heroine the property of R.
. Borden, under i"oma.ntic circum-
tances. When the ersonnel of tl
p ie
W firm of MacDonald and Mash
anged, the old chair iiscil by Sir
ohn as senior partner, passed into
fha nnsseeslou .tt flip new senior
menibei' of the lirin of the late Wm.
Loiint, K. (‘. lu 1000, when Mr._
Lount was called to the bench, the
chair was liiindetl over to tiic _tuiiiorg
member, George A. Kingston” the
only coiiservative member of the tirm,|
r~‘omr~ vcurs later Mr, Kingston, asl
secretary of the Borden club of Tor-
onto, attended a huiiqllet given liyl
the club in honor of the leader ofthe'
conservative party. He asked Mr.l
r.ui'ucii when ne snoiild be premier ol.
Canada to accept the present of the_
chair. Mr. Borden gave a ready as-i
sent and the chair' has now been sent
in f)iH'n\i~ri. l
 ,  UGHES '-1
Horse Condition 'Powders
'sql
 ssinnal Cards”
If
, K J. MARTIN. B. A
i Barrister Notary Public etc
_ .\iund_v to I/-an.
Morris block -Charlottetown.
-zcdrtf. -
"':E“”" "oS"`
Ilarriiters. Solicitors. etc.
Oflices in DesBrlss__y Block Uorinr
Queen and Grafton S reetii. Charlotte-
town. 1'. E. island.
MONEY T0 LOAN '
I. J. YEO, M. D.
Physician _and Surgeon
~ nd t 'i‘ll°'il1i°%° ii o
. e our fi ie c in on ru .
Phone &\70 J #ent Htrgato
Warburton (Ki Shaw
l`lar|istcr.~i, Aitoriioys, Notary l‘ublic, Etc
Utii-'us iii Cameron Block, Charlottetown
P. E. island.
W(f)@3@®@`/.5/®@®’~9@f
-3 .nit A. A. iizciiir:
(tliivciiiiiiciit \'etw"zi-ery Inspector) _
‘r» :Loon iiorst Phone zssi. (ei
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I csoitcs s. INMAN
H/iiuzim-if.i1 AND ivrroitusv
Solicitors for the Canadian Bank ol
I (luinmarce. Montazue.
I1. (1. .\flr:I.l£()l), K. tl. W. li. Iil‘lN'|`LI'lY
McLeod ®. Bentle
lt;irr_i.~¢ti~ri< and A ttornuya~ai.~Law
h‘ulit:it,ors tor thi- flank uf Nova Ecotll
Money to Ioan
George W. Mcrhee
at-law
' liiirrister and Attu
()li bers
nd
_ iceri-Bunk ofN. H. m
.llliiirlcittetiiwn P. E.
DR. JOHN LEDWELI., M. D.
R ichmond Street,oppoeite St. Paul'e Church
Hours until in o'clock to 3 p. in
HOTEL BRUNAWICK
Moncton, N. B. '
chaliarsee and Best Located Hotel ri
the Uidi' accommodating 200 zuatitu
Situatv in theoeiitreolsiiaciuutigroundir
_ and surrounded by- elegant. shaded trees
niakiniritupeciully diurable for toitrlstti ill
tho summer season. GEO McSWEENEY
1
n-C5
is _-rm
nT"'?’
‘ \ A. .ui-i..»..h, K. c., Don-.un iii.-Kmiwn
McLean Q Mcliinnion
Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
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DR. CLIF'I_`|
| Clinrlottetowii, P. I..
lsluud, Canada, Victoria
Hotel
llours ii tc J Daily
8~liilrwLliiipu ‘
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‘£239
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\Ve make no charge for tes
you need glasses and they
can be ordered or not later,
just as you please. We keep :i
record of test so that when de-
sired we lit you with any style
of lense or niountiiigs wished
for and at a moderate price.
E. W. TAYLOR
South Side Queen Souiire
_ rlmwfrwt.
Alot ofwise folks are deocrat
ing their houses this i.»|l~-it, is
easier to get fi pnper hanger-
and the paper is just as e' =‘ y
boughtln fail as spriii.|. l'l. nk -
over-the greats .-t. roiige oi .--I
some wall decorations in P E -l
is here to choose from Moore
Q McLeod. Io 6-13|.
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TEWART Q CAMPBELL
.t-l.:‘i'I‘l'lW_A ll.’l‘.K.(l.. N.A.CAM}’BI€l.I.
ii.
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Prepared unti Sold only by
Kurs and i~:xPi-:hs woims. A s'riioNu 'io:~uc~-A suits in-:Mr:i>v.   
Geo. E. llughes,{ 
I Ileadquartf rs lor Horse and Cattle Remedies.
Service right here.
G. l". Hutcheson
Jeweler-Optician ~
Kumfort Shop I
70 Gt. Geo. Sl. I
F 'sh t . iw i ' _
cori\§.Fh¢ii'i'l-'iiiihifhi etc?" °'"'"'
I R OUTER BRIDGE
The _Way of the Eskimo
Descrlpt.l\_'e
` The Clowns Beat Perform-
lI\¢¢
Theclreus nevergrownold-it. helps
keep every one young
Iler Humble Ministry
A picture sum to interest all
ROLAND _.KAY.
Blnzs _
°"l`l\at's the R`eaaon Now I -
Wear a Kilt.”
DOORS OPEN SHOW STARTS
'LW 7.15 o’0I0¢k
llFurniturel
Actin upon the orders 0
Leonard Giant I will sellby ptiibllc
suction at his heme '12 Luston
Street all the furniture heionziniz
to his house conelstlnir of hallmar-
Iur. dlnlnm room, kitchen, upper
hall. back cdroom. aide bedroom.
back hall and upper front. hall, also
innumerable m scellaneous mtl-
flen that can he seen on the prem-
len.
Tho sale will take place on Mon-
day. Oct.. inh. at ii a. m. To fncure ii
lood chance of barznlus advlle
every person to be on hand as,
early an norm ble. isverythlnz un-,
reserved.
Robert Bearisto I
Auctioneer.
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The Reciprocity of _
cz. Ross
There is the reciprocity which will serve
every Cniindiuii hunter.
That ol his “Ross” Rifle ~‘~ ‘
Point it straigllt.
Pull the trigger right.
And it will reciprocate
“Ross” Sporting Rifles l
which has enabled Ross
distance all other makes
by landing the gauic.
iave the accuracy
Target Amis to
at BISLEY the
world°s greatest rifle
ineeting, and more- W
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I-luring disposed of my farm I will
sell by :iurtiuii on the premises at
(lliuton, on ’l`uestluy, tlct. 10th, at
12 o`t‘lock noon.t.lie following stock
impliiueuts, crop and lurnlturet-
'l‘iioroiigiilii-eil Clyflesdnle marc 8
yr-urs old with foal ut foot..
’l`lioi'miglibrt=d Ulytlestliile filly 2 yrs
old, driviiii; liriix-ze. G yrs old, mare
I4 yrs old, liorsv, i4 yrs old, liegia-
tcrotl .l-iolsttiin Hull Ifl231l) 3 years
old, ti rows with riilf, It fiiriow
cows, .steer 2.1 yrs old, fi Sllelfll
-, 1,; yr.. out, :. I-.tlvt-.i s snrin.;
RI  pigs, 2 lii'ont.l stiirs with litters
2 ti-utrk wiiifoiiu, tnlmost new)
2, ciirts, cart sutldles iiud breech-
ings also ii lot of other work
linriicss. .-\ oiuuitity ut cedar posts,
shingles, boards and scniitling. Crop,
i4o iiushhui wheat., 30 tons hay. 300
buslitils mixed grain, 25 acres tur-
nips, 4 acres potatoes. 2 W00d
hieigiis, driving sleigh- Deering blmler
(,,\moi.it new; Deering mower, (almost
new), land roller, sectional seeder (al-
most. ni-wi wheel rake, Gang plow, ‘
spring Fork iiarrows, grain crusher,
striiw cutter, cream separator, po-
toato scutfler, cultivator, root. cut-
ter Horse power & thresher. auto
sent burrlzy. road wagon set double
ork harness, set light harness.
wuvé
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' The ROSS Rifle co.
over the price is i'-ight. |
$25.00 and upwards
Illustrated Catalogue and unuie of near-
_ est dealer sent on request.
Quebec. Que. -
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Fiirnitiire: Home (lnmfort Rank.
Vietort Stove, Sherlock Manning 0\‘-
gnn, llroplicad Singer sewing mach-
im-_ extension table, Dining l"“"“
chairs, Kitclien table and chail'R. E
bedroom suits, 2 sofas, ct-‘.. vlb- ~
floor carpets.
Terms: All sums under $5.00 cash.
over that amount. 13 months crvtllf-
on approved joint notes. A ills-
count ot 5 per cent will be allowed
for cash.
It not fine sale wlll talie itll” -
Thiirstlny, l_2t.h. -