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OBARLOPTETO WN MARK!!-'l`S
(Corrected every Puesday and Fri
Beet (quarter) per lb.  
Beef (smailiper b
Pork . _ . . _ . . . . . . . .
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Mutton per oaroass,._.. 
OattleDresaed   ....10 '
Butter fresh perlb__.. 
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Fourpercwt._...... ._ 
Flour, per nbl (iu\p_i_ . _...U
Oatxnea_ new,perlb,.... ._ 0'
Potatoes, bus..  ._...0:_
Cabba;;\»._..  _....000
Parslev......._____. _. _....000
Bayperuwi   .U 5."»to
Hay per ion lpn-s.~‘eil)___. $11.00 to
Straw per out . _ _ . .
._ _ ....0 UU
Straw per lon (pres:-11:11.... _ $5.001
Oats . . . . .
._  _....0340
Turnipsbus.._  _....012
Onions pi-rli»_.___   U 05
Celery per hunch_.._.  .U U5 to U
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'ran oosapmu cnsxnorrnrown, ramen nnwann‘xeLaNo,rnnaoAav 6 ig... -
Mrs. George Stone
Was Delivered
' from
Dangers and
Sufferings
Whexi Physicians
Failed.
Mrs. George Stone, of Egenville, Oni.,
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Geese per lb. _ _ _ . .. _ li I n' to 0 |eays:~“For more than twelve YBHYS 1 was
U"|Cli'~*DH D01” ll’---»  005 L0  atilicted with kidney, stomach and
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Rabbits per pair _ 515
Ducks per lb _ ._ 
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femuleiroubles, and had been attended
Been, per |,u.,_ _ H by tive doctors, and tried medicine after
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Squash each.. _ _
Carrots per bus ._
I’arsnips per bus,..._ _ 
medicine, without any good results. My
sufferings a year ago from the kidneys
such a state that I thounrht I could not
Turkey pm.  _ and stomach were dreadful. I was in
I
GEORG I‘I'I`OWN MARKETS I
if
8
ve. l was advised to use Pains's Celery
CM' per' ‘l“l”'“"1- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' '  ' '$3 Compound, and dually deciied lo give it
lierring ex bbl._._...__ 
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Smoked flaming (B|0aLen,)_ a fair trial. Before I had finished the
per box. __  .  _ _ .1 00-0 00 iirst bottle I had improved vary mush,and
Iirlnckerel, each....  U10-UU()
Turnips, per bus  0 I3-0 Iii A
fter the use of a few more hotties I felt
Pomweh. per hui  __ _ _ '0 23,4) 25 better than for long years, and am now
Cabbage, perdon  _____il 35-U 50 altoizether a different person. The use of
EFKH» D@f‘l0Z~ »- -~ ~~  U 150’ 33 Pa|ne’s Celery Compound also banished
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cache
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Chickens, per pair... _ _  . .0
Apples, per pk  ....0 5-
Butter per lb.   22-
my nervousness. I can therefore recom-
mend PaIne's Celery Compound to any
BECLS DBF D118   .0 - one suffering from kidney, stomach and
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Onts,per bus_.._.... ...U -
Oauncnl, per owt.._._  -
Cranberries  ....0 -
Hides per lb   _U 051)-
Parsnips per i>us._... 35 -
Barley perbus...... ._ -
Wild ducks nerpair..___  ' -
Geese per 
Turkeys pcrlb  
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If Avon have Bnckarhe you have
Ki ney Disease. Ifyou neglect
female troubles."
PAINE’S
Celery
Compound
Cured Her.
Ii’ you are slok and desire free medical
advise write to “Consulting Physician,"
The Wells 8c Richardson Co., Limited,
W0 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q.
COMiNG_E_VENTS.
City Council meets on the second Mon
day in each month. Dr. James Warbur
i on, Mayor; H. M. Davison, City Clerk.,
The B. I. S. meets on the first Monday
Backavhe it will develop into of each month
lometliing worse-Iirigliia Dir
ease or Diabetes. 'l`i1¢~re is nn
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kiiiimys. Ther!
is only one kidney medicine hui
it cures Backache every lime-
Kidney _
Pills 
my
The scratch ofa pin may cause the loss
of a limb or even death when blood poison-
ing results from the injury. All danger of
this may be avoided, however, by prompt
ly applying Chamberluins Pain Balm. It
,S is an antiseptic und unequalied as a quick
h
' l)
ealing liniment for cuts, bruises and
urns. For sale by all druggists.
Not often do you buy up-todate goods
without profit to the seller. You can do
so now if you ca11utD. A. Bruce's. Read
his advertisementjiieftrns. 20 dw tf
Church Services.
Changss to be made in church services
should be at this oiiice not later than one
o'clock Friday afternoon
lu s'ruo1ns'r.
Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise Sen
vine at 10.15. Rev. G M Young ai. 11 and 7
Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers.
Grace Church.-Prayer Meet ini: at IU a.
m. Rev.W W Lodae at 11 and 7.."»tra.ngsrs
always welcome and provided with
uomfortahle seats.
rm-:sm"rnn1AN.
Zion.-Prayer moetiniz at X0. Iiev.
W. W. Raiunie at ll ard 7, Suuduy
School and Bible class at 2.30.
St. James.-Prayer meeting at li).
Ii-iv. T. F. Fullerton at ll and 7. Sunday
School and Bible Class at 2.30.
narrlsr.
Rev. G. R. White at ll and 7. Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m. All welcome. Vis-
tors provided with seats by courteous
ushers.
cannon or cannrr.
Services at 11 a.m. and 8.45 p. in
CENTRAL cmusrlan.
1-lov. R. W. Stevenson at ll and' 7.
Suhby School at lm. Prager meeting
Wednesday night at B o'olsc . Seats free
and unappropnatod. '-
s'r_ nuNsrAN‘s okrnnnaan.
First Mass at 7.30, second Mass at l and
High Mass at 10.30. Yespers and Bene-
diotlon at 7 D- m. Catechism at 2 p. m.
aNo1.|caN.
St. Paul's-Rev. Leo T. W. Williams
Rector. Morning Prayer at li a. m. Even-
ing Prayer at7 p. m. Holy Communion-
lst Sunday of each month after morning
prayar 2nd Sunday at 8.1) a m. 3rd.
day afler evening prayer. Sunday School
at 2.5) p. m. All seats free and unappro-
priaterl. `
St. Peter‘s.»-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.
Priest Incumbent' Rev. T. II. Hunt, D. D.
Asst. Priest. Holy Communion (plain)
B a. m. Matins (ézhoral) and Sermon at 11
a. m. Sunday So ool at 23) p. m. Choral
Evenson and Sermon at 7 p. m.
Holy ddmmunion every week day,
at 7.45 a. m. Church and All Sainte
Chapel open every day from sunrise to
sunset for private devotions.
sanvarion amd.
Su nday Services at 7,11 3,and at7.30 p.m
Week night Service---Mlonday, Tuesday
Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30. ,
snvnnrn nav aDvim'r1s'rs. _
Services at the Tabernacle, Fitzroy
treet. at 2.30 and at 7 p. m.
SUMMER* IDE MARKETS.
(Farmers Prices-Corrected
Barle ,perbus e . . . .
Beef éaroassmer lb. _ ._ _ . , . . ..
Buckwheat. 
Butter, per lb. _ _ ._
Calfsklns lb. . ..
bbébog
giggslg E’
senses?
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assess
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v°‘ '70
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\ 4'0N'\'“e 'V
£2”
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4 '03 u1°°
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'Lit
1 Fm? Yea” “go Canadian Rubbers were the standard for
S/
:ye and elegance-they wore well and were remarkable for lit. But they
were quaint, heavy, odd things compared with
CANADIAN RUBBERS
of to-day. Theres s, difference in wearing qualities, too. In nity yea,-3 we.
| have improved our secret chemical process-our methods of treating the raw
rrr 1 mi-: o|.ovEs
~ _ i
A
_ material-our way of making up the mbbers--thslr styl
es, their weight, and
I their fit. ’I`o~day we have rubbers that we are proud °f_¢h¢y an gsm
weight and the standard of excellence, and they
Eggs, per dol......  

Hides ger lb.....  
Island iour, for |00 ibs..... . _
Oatmeal,Eer 00 1bs....
Oatsblac ) per bushel. _ 
Oatsiwhitei per bushel. . .__ _
Wheatperbushel............ o
Pork . . . _ . . _ . . . .
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Potatoes,'perbns......_.......
Turnips . . . . . . . . . . .
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SPECIAL NOTICES-
If anything in enamel ware try Com-
ron`s. ii d li
If that boy needs a pair of stout, heavy
YOU TAKE N0 CHANCES.
tocklngs, you’d better see the line of 28;:
and 20:: ones we have on at-i-20c a
pair.-Moore & Mc-Leod. 6 d li
All druggists guarantee every
Fiinch is one of the greatest games
bottle of Cl\nmberlain‘s Cough Rem~
edy and will refund the money to anyone
who is not satisfied after using two~t.hirds
of the contents. This is the best remedy
in the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and whooping cough and is pleasant
and safe to Lake. It prevents any fend-
ency of a cold to result in pneumonia.
ever played. We havsjust received a few
packs. Call early and get one at
Taylor‘s Bookstore. A shipment of Inj un
Hockey Sticks just received at Taylor-'s
Bookstore. 6 d li
Have you seen the Moore &
McLeod bargain ad. today P 6 d Ii
All those dainty neokwear designs,
you’ve admired so much on sale today at
half price. Whyi Want room for new
goods. -Moore & McLeod. 6 d li
Red Ticket Sale io<lay,everythlng mark~
ed with n red ticker. on our bargain coun-
ters. Paion 8: Co's. 6 d li
Need some new colored shirts ?
Moore & McLeod are selling a big
line of nice ones at half price.
6 d ii
First Class Rummage sale today at
Paton 8: Co's. 6 d li
Valentines in endless variety, comic
valentines, lace valentines and fancy
valentines at II. A. Tanton 8: Co., Great
George Street. 5 d Zi
 
STILL THE
BIG SALE GOES O
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We were the last to come into theadiscounting business, but when we came in all the other fellows that were in
ready, began gettmg ready to get out. They got out too last Saturday, so that now we
ARE THE ONLY ONE LEFT.
And _we’re in it to stay till we’re good and ready to stop. Every discount that we have advertised is still in force, and
lots of things that were in the 5 per cent list have been changed into the 33 I-3 and 50 per cent lists.
FOR TWO WEEKS YET ANYWAY
We will cut, slash and slaughter prices, so that we ought to sell every dol1ar’s worth of Dry Goods and Clothing that's
sold in Ch’town.
If the weather does not force you our prices will. _ . V y
Everything in our big stock is in this sale-not a solitary article reserved, except warp and spools. ‘
Come along at once too
_ 1
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Prowse Bros. Provvse..lBros.
2 y 9
` The Farmers’ Boys. The Wonderful Cheap Men.
 
ANY MAN
\Vii.h $Ii.ii3 can get seven yds. of
 good strongMoncton Tweed which will
make a flue serviceable suit or we'll
give ydu
two and a half yds. of same szoods for
$1.38.
wear Moncton Make
The Humphrey Clothing Store. I
Opera House.
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