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OF B INESS
As the Store we no
w occupy is to be replaced with a new up-twdate build
ing. It will necessitate our going out of business for a time at least. Early in
january the interior of the
In the mean time w
The rush since
ands upon thousands ofpeo
week of our big sale.
the
building is to be tern down.
e must dispose of all our goods.
sale began has pased all our expectations. Thous-
pls have visited our great Store during the iirSt
Following is a partial list of foods to be cleared out at ence. The goods
are all newlaritl up-to-date
partunity of buying goods
.\len's Overcoats.
Youths Overcoats.
Boys Overcoats.
Men’s Pants.
Boys Pants.
Meu’s Reefers.
Boys Reefers .
_ Men’s Suits.
Boys Suits.
I\ieu's Overalls.
Shirts.
Underwear.
Hats. Caps.
Suspenders.
Sweaters.
Gloves, Mitts.
Neckwear.
at snoh low prices.
and the buying public in iyn again have an op-
Cardigan Iackets,
Fur Coats,
Fur Robes.
Fur Collars,
F nr Gloves.
Cloth by the yard in the
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Moncton, Scotch, English, in Sarges
tweeds, worsteds all prices and kinds.
Horse rugs.
Shower Proof Coats.
Rubber coats, rain coats, Sheep skin lined t d k
Men and Boys, odd vests, odd coat d
trunks, valises travellin
coa s, uc coats, ulstors for
s, ressing glivms, znufilers, silk hanks
, g bags, everything a man or boy wears except boots
The big sale is now in full swing and everything lust be sold. No re_ .
serve, terms cash, no goods on approval. l
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ucD0 ALD
The Advaniage
of owning a diamond. The world a
large takes of its hat tothe sorcesaful.
Wearers of diamonds are prosperous
people. Show your prosperity, good
taste, ‘ndgment and tactfnlneaa by]
wearing diamonds. The only product,
in the world nnharmable by wear, and
at the same time gives to the wearer a
growing dividendon the expendlturo
All diamonds purchased here are worth
theirfulipnrctiaae price in exchange.
Start wltha amallatone. Le! na talk
and point out diamond advantages to
you. - _ -
W. N. TAN'l`ON.'
JILWELER etc.
HUNNYBIDE
We scll Sugar
Drawn Sng  ctaper.lb.
Heat Crynafsugar. . ..4 eta per. pound
Beal Gaanlated Sugar5 cts per P°\"|d
Glass Proerve Jars i
P|nt|tar|,.._,.........k¥....
DIA! li a 'nn ev-
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couple. ll~20l-ii,
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, ANNOUNCEMENTS
E'Volee Specialist, Prof. H. A. anton
teacher of Voice Culture, Plano and
Organ. Voice culture a special-
ty. Studio Great George Street.
10-&dt.tartu0w.
l3'The annual whlnt party and social In
aid of the City Hospital will take place in
the Lyceum Hall. Monday, Nor %th at 8.
Tlclrsts, Ladies 50 cts, Gents 50 or $1 a
 
l Naptha 
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have received per express this last
any orso are. New Taffeta silk
ln navy_ green and brown. New
stamped limen designs for art
work- New slllrs for art embroidery
New japanese velvet cushion tops.
New flannelettes and dnmets- New
gloves of many sorts. Moore &
McLeou. rr 23drl
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WllliC`S
,'r.r.if1 tg satisfy ber ;cgacy and at the he ir-
,iutz disclaimed any desire that her foster
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Among the new things that wel
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l Tha Court of Chantery with the Master
'of the Rolls presiding, was in session at
'Summanide from Friday Nov. 15th until
_`\\'edn¢sday the Nth durinz which time
_ the Conr: r-at each day until aix o`cIock In
,the afternoon. The tirst case which 'ns
brought by Jarvis P. Tantun
‘against Percy Tanwn, commenced
`on Friday the l-:nth of November, and
,was concluded on the liith.
` It was an att on ta compel the per-
lformance oi' a contract for the sale of
i a farn. on Lot I7. Judgment was reserv-
,ed. \Vyatt for the comp-lain\ut;MoQuar~ l
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,rie, K. C.. for the defendant.
| John .\It-Kinnon, versus Mary
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native, kr the sale of the lnrm.
,ment of the case was suggested, and the.
ifurthepbearing stands over to enable'
- e comp inant;McQu\r|ie,
‘K. C., fur the defendant.
John Lame and another, exscntorsof
,Nichols va. Elizabeth Nchols, Annes
Nichols, Thomas Baglsle, and the Meth
'oem cnmh Im
, . s vusa Bill of Com
plnlnt,li1led,by the complrinantsas the
-executors of the will of h d
t e ecuased Nlch
~ols for the administration of the ortate
_and a sale of the farm of which he diedl
iseized. The executors alleged ln their
fcamplalnl that difficulties had arisen in
lthe administration of the estate, and
ithat they had doubt as to the meaning
fo! the will, and therefore prayed the ass-
flstance of the court and that the land
jmlght be sold for the payment of debts
land a legacy and provision 'made for the
'payment of an annuity. The drcaased
fgine all his real and personal property lu
` li, 'fe tl `
. vii ie defendant-Elizabeth Nich-
ols for her life, and after death L0 the
.Methodist Church for religious and edu-
cliiioiml purposes in conurolion with that
Church. He also lirqueathedihe sum of
$325 to all adopted dsughwr the delen- ‘
dant. Agnes Nichols, and also an annuity
nf S5 a year to the defendant Thomas
Biglole. He directed that, this bequest
and annuity should be pii-‘l by his wife,
llit dell nd1`an‘ El'
w - ., iz/iheth Nichols, out of
tile proceeds ofthe farm.
 fin- complainants Blll charged that
l the personal pm L in
. ' r- ty was sufficient to `r
lpsy the tests 01'.; debts and the li-usqy,
_ned annuity, and they naked that the
_ifurm he \ol-i to suliefy thc- debts, iexary
and annuity.
At the lmaring ofthe cure it nppeiuei
lthut. there more no debts out-
,lstsnfling ull havlugllecn paid by
,the widow and that tb:-'c had
been sul’li.i¢-ut pursnnnl properly to pay
-them. The defendant, .~\gnes;.\'ich_la
,han made no request that the farm he
mothl=r'a property should be sold.
Tl.c Masters! tl.e Rolls rzirmissed the
B ll of Complaint, with costs against the
complainants personally.
ills Laro.bini.t-l.i that whenihe land
went to the Methodist Church on the
wldow's death it would not he charged
with the payment of the legac and an
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unify, and that there being no debts A|
against the estate he had no power to'
orders sale, but the Methodist Church
then took the property under the trusts
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tsins nothing but fre\h,rlpe itrawberrie
and best r--fined sugar. absolutely pu:
“Ask your Grocer."
infectious diseases-Keep your premises g
Disinfsetant"-nor-polsouous~Yet. one do
of the greatest zermioldes known-Pr -:e ou
251: aboitle. For sale by "T e Two Mat#
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lladlts’
Hyzenic tooth bruahes.--
We have opened up a
nice line of these--ventila-
Worccslcrshirc l
Soap _
This week we will l
sell 6 bars of '
Naptha Soap
for 25 cts at
lllallar S. Brown
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Saucc
l5c Large Buttle
Just received an
other lot oftbia de-
ted backs of different
styles-»inames a dry sweet
brush
Different grades
Different prices
but all of exceptionally good
value- They are on unr
llcions sauce.
Try a;hottle.
f»~§.l..E~.L'._'»%.§..i...l*!.'»#5f’-"~
counter for your inspec-
tion.
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I of The Rolls, Under a‘ Devise to
the Methodist Church-A Rather _
G01 G QUT  ,  _
_,he put,” to reach . unlemenh  a schema for the education of Blethr/di~l
Saunders forth la' l ` _ _ ' ` ‘ _ '
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'l1Pfince Edward Counaii no 182, Royal G *
Arcanum meets tonight at 8 o‘cltck.
l1“BALMORAL" Strawberry Jam
In all the ev.-n.s of life its the,
§Pre\'cntlun better than cure. The Fall
generally brings with it fevers and other Blllsll that CODDIS. N0 lllallél’ lJOW
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ina sanitary condition by nslng“Macs i||l
on The Bu” Comer _well-dressed---There’s n difference
Arc you satisfied ?
ll.
SUMMERSIDF
‘of tha will which should be ‘carried ont,
He declined ta order A sale ofthe widows
life estate ua satisfy the lerracy. morel
especially when the leqatee neither ri-had
for nor desired it; that even if he hail the _
power lo direct a r-ale and thus divest thel
Methodist Church of the property, he
would not do so without the Attorney-
Generalbeiuz made a party ta the proeeecl-
ing-| nsfnnquertionabiy s legal charity had I
been created by the will and the;
land never cou'd be severed from lhel
charity sc ettahliahed, of which charity'
the Methodist Cnurch was a tru ~tf-e lrsth
ahle and willing is carry out; that even if
the Conference oi the Church had agreed
uuity, he would not have uranled the fr-`
himselfss Mower of ine Rolls, have taken Y
the mntler ln‘o his own hands and so tri
ARDIAN 'NOVEMBER 23, 1907
CHANCERY COURT
CASES TRIED AT
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The man who is able to buy his clothes without
counting the pennies too closely is the man I had In
mind when I selected my $15.00 and $18.00 over-
cuats for Fall and Winter.
I sell some of the choiceat fabrics that are woven
-tailoring of the very highest grade -hand work at
all points where it will help.
There are three,possibly four, custom tallors who
produce overcoats tqually good
Bu: they ask anywhere ro -_ 524 oo to 30.00 for
them.
l'l. H- BROWN
ministcn aa lest he ciuld, in ori.| near '_
Mcncuzau and °,hu.,_ 1-me W” _nr consaaled to an order for a sale in crdrr V The Y()|1Ug M;n'S M311.
4 mrliliou sun nr' in we a|,e,._ to pay the leg-icy. and prori-le for me sn-
, _ r 8 ueen 'St.
Atwrheiriug some evidence - sE,_,_3,:_|der or ptnmlttcd u_ sale, init would 5 Q ~
ry out theiru tsof the will and H -
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tentlons of thc deces-led, but hr-fare dc
ID E0 °W
. I2 »_ rown t xl
be made a party ofthe proceelmgs The 1
Bill would therefore he dismissed with
Summerslde for t’ o r.n~ir»ls\nan\=,§iewa|t
K C for the defendant Elizabeth \ic
hols and the Methodist Church Saun ‘
rlers for the defendant, Annes M hnls,
MtQuarr|e, K C, for the defendant Bag ‘
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rlaundry work oppealw to the '
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TEA N
Our finest Blend o
Tea is only a5c pe
pound
The name is Match-
less and the quality is
the same.
Try a round.
Jenkins ~’D.Son
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kent Street Phone 151
_ Closing out Salt of
tire stock of furniture con
a.m.,_and continue till all is sold at times to be an-
nounced, Gorng out of business. Sale at old stand
‘ Newsom Block next door to Union Bank of Halifax,
  R- B. Nourow l
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Double heel and
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COAL 
1908 Caleridarsl908 »
Raphael Tuck & Sons.
Make the most beautiful calendars iri the world W'¢
have just opened the finest line of Tuck. CALEN-
DA RS ever shown by us. If von intend to mail a cal-
end
ar for r9o8 to your friends abroad “Do it Now”
It will just about reach them in time. .
TUCK'S CALENDARS, 5 cents to $2.50 each,
Christmas and Now Years Cards
An immense NEW stock judo ered the best we
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have evcrhad. ONE CENT taoh :to SIXTY CENTS
each.
Linen Toy Books. Paper Toy Books.
A big range for the little folks
BARIER 8|. C0. LTIJ.
Sant 1 Claus Headquarters
Wholesale and Retail, _
Furniture at Auction
I am instructed by _Iolin Newson to sell his en-
Jniencing Nov 25th at ro
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