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alter every meal.
_SCOTT S EMULSION
the body-waste Broduclg uric acid- must be
_ SCO'l'l"S llMUl_..Sl0N makes new blood free
from the poisonous products which irritate the `
igintsand muscles; its medicinal .force relieves
the enlarged, stiffened ioints; al|ll'ln0|‘9, I
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IIHEIIMATISM
the movement ie connected with
Caledonia Club At the Clubs
_ ~ meeting oi the club on Tuéeasday night
the ilrst of these practis was held,
the music being furnished on the bag-
plpeaby plpers McKenzie and Living-
stone, and on the piano hy Miss
Blanchard. `
- UP-'ro-nA'rr: cn.u°AUn.»-'rue pw-
‘t‘m“I“*°° the f°"°°5 i° ' pie or crapiiua were delighted on go-
ellpel ilie p0l80n0\.ls acids by lt! con- ing out Monday evening to behold
'centrated nourishing properties. ~_
Physicians everywhere preecride were being installed on the _Prin-
Scott's Emulsion for rheumatism. “Pal “WW” and °lS° ’“ th” "S"
' the night turned into day as if by
magic. The electric lights which
- '* dences and olilces of the Town dur-
13-i22 5Vm\' DRUGGIST H5577' I 7 ing tho past weeks were turned on
 ._........ » U.. . 0 - in all its power and beauty for the
_ first time that night. A magnificent
‘ " 'electric plant has been placed by
e assi- - 1 Y
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_ ' _Mr. G. E. Leard & Son for lighting
,the town which has been pronounced
,by electrical 'expert as_ the most
I I _ _ modern and up-to-date electric plant
__ .‘ » in this Province. The people of
  ‘ "  |Cra.paud who always have been
~ ' _,-" \ K_."‘. .known for their progressive spirit are
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Makes the True
Home-Made Bread
Yollrklollierf-Ilsod lo
Mak  _ f`
_ '  _ .to be congratulated on being the
,_ V leaders in this advance enterprise.
"` |'l`he young people of Crlllmlld 'H0 l‘l‘€-
_V ;" _ . paring to organize va young peoples’
N  . Imutual' improvement, society.
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_,`I"3" /fry. A PLEASANT ,SURPRISE-On
9 _',lf'_"’1 “U / _ _ Friday evening, Oct. 24th, the mem-
1.;.?_~f',- .__ ,l ‘ __  1/ bers oi the Cornwall _Teacher Train-
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""l5%'~.1`;;‘:""::i,,`,»"'§l‘5?'*_f_-  \ ._ ) 7 Mr. Hugh McMillan and Miss Emma
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McMillan, and Mr. John I-Icartz met
at thc Methodist parsonage to spend
a pleasant evening when Mr. McMil-
lan in the name and on behalf of the
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"Beaver" Flour I.  ` °‘ I ,I ._ "¢ ' 7, ` .class expressed their appreciation oi
5 blended _figu|_°- ,_   . __‘~__ ‘_` -the ellorts of their teacher. Rev
really two floursin
one. It contains the quality,
nutriment and flavor of Ontario
fall wheat and the strength of
Western wheat.
“Beaver” Flour is a perfectly
balanced flour. It makes baking
easy because it is always the
same in strength, quality and
flavor. Your grocer has it. Try it.
DEALERS-Write us for prices onlleezi,
Coarse Grains and Cereals.
'Ill 'l'. ll. _TAYLOR C0., l.ll\ll'l'ED»
@ATllAM, 01:9. |40
C. F _ Pdoley.6% Kent St.Halifax_N.S.
Iwith a fountain pen. In acknowledg-
_- ' ing the same, the recipient expressed
 his sincere thanks for»thc encourage-
. I "- ‘ fmeut he had received, in every phase
' _ ‘ol his work, from all present stating
‘ . I 'I _ :that Christian work in su its ae-
" ' artmcnts was the most delightful,
_ _ t  D. V _
 """'_'  ~-,_‘_`_¢_¢ gand in spite of diseouragements the
___ _ "W ;mc-st profitable work in which anyone
LU/ .,__ A ‘w~i_lI,\ could engage, and all the workers
M/§§§4`f;\ml\_,£,,v,,,,,\“,“,Wm\i\\\\lllllV  Iwould readily acknowledge that they
_. ///J.. --~;hm\_mu;y/jg/;yI."» invariably got more than they gave.
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;_ ""' 'Y AGRICULTURAL Norms-on vn-
_\` /Q _ " ,ning the Eldon district lest week
,\_, _  _ / I _ Prof. R. Robertson of the Depart-
 I  ` _-,_' /,II ' ment of Agriculture was agreeably
M( I \ Z - ,_o_._ , `  ` surprised to find a more than usually
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‘ men as Mr. Frank Halliday with his
rogressive methods, such as special
,Travelling Sales Agent. gttentiou to the growing of ,,,,,ve,_
 =   George Orman and presented _him
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half of the fire-pot has it ’s own pair of grates.
_ many other exclusive patented features before _
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saver 'of coal when you do light _
summer - only half the amount _ » ’
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= 'rr-loaensv. 'A  I  urraurron.-an own l._.m-mea V _ _ - ‘ " ‘
asvrvmu soo'roH _muon -an n " T an stipmalary Megaman erm, ' I ` ~ ' _
eflort is being msdtto revive scotch _ City Hall, tonight at 8 o'clock. _ .
in Chariot town. Approprl- , -- 1 . '
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. t _ . _ McLarn wi preac 'on Sunday next
gradually arrested and the blood p.um‘ied_ _ ,mom pmumue ming had _ for _ at Nom. River, in the morning, _ '
_ , _ _ _ _ ‘old time scotch _reels and scottishes Long Creek inthe hfternoon and -
Correct Clletll essential. Allshun from tea and other scotch dances, which are "  5 Kingston in the evening. ' .
and  “mtaining a]c°h°|; eat! _meat _liieing attended by those persons de-
sniy em e day ma- are scorrs emulsion __2}.§.‘.§“2....§’.' ..°".‘l.".`.f§f .t‘l"i'.i§“’.’Z'i.’I.1l'$
Interesting Experience of Two
Women-Their Statements
' Worth Reading.
White Oak, Ont.--“At Change of Life
when doctors could do no more and I was
,,. _ :,‘y¢1.,f;,f,71_,¢yg{';,,,}._,r_,v,;,3§.vg|’ven up by my
 wliixfcsx..-:'y3;;.£:
 ‘V ~  ble Compound came
 ';,- f‘¢,;j_h to this front and did
 A  wonders for me. I
  had lleen having fe-
  male troubles for
‘{i"=."."" f ._\ _ _  years, my head trou-
II'h'f '»`-i*`».._`_'Il"\I , ` L_ bled me severely at
_.»_.€»_=if;"';»I$§-I._i_,f§<g.gi times, I had bearing
  down pains and back-
-" -33" _ ache and I was very
anaemia from excessive flowing. ` I rec-
ommend yourfjompound highly and do
all I can to advertise it as a genuine wo-
man's medicine.” - Mrs. SYLVESTER
MANNING, White Oak, Ontario.
The Case of Mrs. Klrlin.
Circle-ville, Ohio.-“I can truthfully
say that I never had anything do me so
much good during Change of Life as Ly-
dia E. I’inltham’s Vegetable Compound.
"Before I had taken one half a bottle
of it I began to feel better, and I have
continued taking it. My health is better
than it has been for .several years. If
all women would take it they would es-
cape untold pain and misery at this time
of life.”--Mrs. Amos Kianm, 358 W.
Mill St., Circleville, Ohio. 4
The Change of Life is one of the most
critical periods of s woman's existence.
Atsuch timeswomen may rely upon Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. _
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of which he is making quite a sue-
cess; his keeping of a fine hear of
dairy cattle, among them some good
pure bred Ayrshires; his breeding of
Draft horses; line looking pigs and
poultry.-_all in keeping with unusual-
ly g00d Crops of turnips, corn, rape,
etlh. stamps both farm and farmer
as being on the right track. Mr,
James Jenkins n near neighbor being
another of the same stamp, who,
among other progressive methods is
erigaged in breeding draft horses of
the right kind, and has some of the
best young ones the writer has yet
seen. Mr. Thos. McLellan is also
owner ol a. Clydesdale stallion of
more than usual good qualitf; his
stock are a uniforrnily good lot, oi
which there are many in his immedi-
ate neighborhood. -
FOXES IN NEWl.*`OUNDLAND.-- In
a chat with Mr. J. Albert Grant,
Secretary of the Newfoundland and
Labrador Fox ranches, Ltd.,, who is
at present on a visit to the Island,
a Guardian reporter learned that the
fox business in that country is thriv-
ing surely if slowly. There are
about six or eight well-established
companies, but there are a _lot of
licensees who only have poor ranches)
ln Newfoundland the fox rancher has
tr- be licensed before he can enter in-
to such business. The corporation
Mr_ Grant represents was one of tht
first properly founded fox businesses
to be established there. He says the
fox business there is practically new.
Foxes were being raised in New-
foundland as long ago as ten years.
But,` it is obly within the last thret
years that the business has been put
a proper basis and nov, fox
a
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ching there, in such cases where it
well conducted, is attended with
t success.
FRIDAY.
A. W. PERRY.--The S. S. A. W.
Perry, of the Plant line, will sail
from, Halifax for Boston on Satur-
clny at midnight. .
n=-_ -
adways
- eady
elief
Mrs. J. West:-rvvlt or i'ntf»rnnn. N. I1., wrltvs:
"l{`iave n large family of small children, und
it na snvi-ll me inuny u ilo<~tnr‘s blll. l~‘or
lpllnny more-throat it in li klug over flint. My
lille glrl has sprained her uuklo and in coin-
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R|_dway’s Ready Roller."
GIIIIES SURE TIIIIIIIT
Apply the Relief to the throat nnd chest
untl the surface smarts and rvdnleiur. Give
R|dwny's I'llIs in snub dimes ns will fret-ly
move the bowels. llbr n sudden cold. take n
large dose oi- Rndwsy's Pills. nud n iennponn-
ful of Ilellef vrllli 1| temipnonful nf molm-sus,
in a tumbler of hot wnlur. lletlre nt nure to
bed. A pmfuse pérsplrnlfnn will bvvnlr out,
nd In the morning ilu- t-nhl will be irons. '_
RADWAY & C0.. llurllhlnli Can. `
 
hum Hurt Disease, by the
T*""` alight exertion of climbing
’ F ltnirl, hurry\ing or lifting
U oomel to t ousands. Melt
of th Budde d th
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llldll U let! nliazprgr n rrdIl?r`FllLfl
:IEE PACrL%l of Dr. Fuller's ilearl and
gifilfl THA; ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
ARGE, axnlélilllrlted Book that explains
Bur; Disease onglhesnit can be cured. Hive
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nuances? Dlnlmrxlh Anthiile ribgayl linlill
have even one oi than lure ptem In
your heart and ‘yen ere in grave milgeri .Write
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pg llnenle _ ., Hallowell, Me.
lass' !'nn!‘3r" .garb _book coupe:
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DIED YESTERDAY.--A wide cir-
elsewhere.
BUYING Foxins.-severat of the
directors of the Dominion Fox Ranch-
illtl .COIJIDB-HY. of Murray Harbor,
among them Messrs W. H. Prowse
and Willard L. Jordan, of Murray
H8l`b0I`. J. 'F. _Sterns of Souris, and
M. MCLBaD,.0i M0nf.ague, were in the
CIW Y°St°I‘dBY. making arrangements
for the purchase of a third pair of
foxes for their ranch. '
MORE MOTOR CARS.- Mr. D. C.
McKay, the sales manager of the
Nova Scotia Motor Car Co., Ltd.,
the makers of the popular McKay.
motor car, who was in Charlotte-
town-for several days recently, left
yesterday after having done good
business on behalf ol his principals.
He took with him a goodly number
Of Orders for motor cars for the Is-
land for next year, Among them in
an indent for a forty-horsepower
touring car, which is to be pai-.ited
all scarlet red, and is to be known
as the "Red Devil."
SALE OF LUMBER.-The jettison-
ed lumber which formed port of the
deck-load of the Norwegian steamc
Blorgvin that ran ashore on Indian
Rocks, Wood Islands, several weeks!
ago, and had to he lightt-.lcd in thin
manner in order that she might be
floated, was sold at auction on Wed-
nesday on the scene of the gtranding
where the lumber lay piled up along
the shore for several miles. The two
points of the sale were at .the break-
waters at Wood Islands and Belle
River, where most oi the lumber was
washed up. The snle was conducted
by Mr. Benjamin Carter, of Char-,
lottetown. and the weather being
ideal. there was a large' attendance
of bidders, who came to the venduc
by water and land. The lumber con-
sisted of spruce deal of the best qual-
ity, having been specially selected
for the European market; its quarti-
ty was about 250,000 feet. lt was
Sold in lots to suit purchasers, and
the average price realized was $10 a
thousand feet. The largest purchase
was made on_behnlf of the Govern-
ment, one lot of 107,000 feet being
sold to them; the balance being,
disposed of in smaller lots to var~I
ions purchasers. The sale proved very
successful. The auctirmeor, Mr. Cnr-
the Collector of Custonis who had ut-
tonded the sale, returned to the city
by yesterday morning's train.
ter, and Mr. Walter B. llohcrtson,_\
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5ii¢1i"a§§i>°tf:§f»¢°°.§i '¢'»i§"fl§.lI.m.,I°§¢',‘f I Ontario Lady _Suffered Tortures for 12 Years
‘.°.f;“:‘..?.r";:::.;’:.“;:"§::.“‘:.':...:";Lz’f_ :yeh Bums Eczema “Fmt-a-hv<=~” and
today. 'rue funeral .notice form. Sootha-Salva Completely- Cured Her.
' Miss LAURA E. MA'r'r|cr:
I\IEWlNG'l`0N ONT., Jan. nat. rgrgg
"I was a dreadful sufferer from that awful complaint liczema, or Ssltklieuiu.
sud this trouble bollicrcd me for about 12 years. My lmnrls mul m-ms were
chiefly attacked, and llic pain and irritation were terrible. I consulted several
doctors and tried every remedy I heard of, but nothing did rue :my good. Last
june, wlicu in Otizlivxi, a fricml asked me to try “Sooilia-Salvo” Oiiilincut :mtl to
luke "Fruit-:i-lives” at the same time. I had little hopes that il:i:a \\-oultl be :my
better than the other remedies, but after I had taken two boxes of "l"ruii-a-tives"
and uscri one box of "Booths-Salvo", I was entirely cured and :ill the irritation
and annoyance left mo. My hands have been, ever since, perfectly free from the
Salt Rheum, and I have lmll no return ofthe disease. I look upon the cure as
wonderful, inasmuch ns no physician was nlile to cure nic, and I had tried every
remedy that I Iizul been told about, yet willioui the slightest liciirlit, until I med
“Sootlm-Salvo” Ointment and took “l~`ruii-a-lives". "Fruit-a-\i\'es" cooled ill:
blood, and practically elievcd the disease and the Ointment completed the cure.
I cannot suillcicntly thank the proprietors of tlicse xnediciuc-s for my relief
and I make this statement with the liopeilmi some sufferers from Chronic liczema
oi' Salt Rlicum, will rezuluiy testimony ami try this ivomlorful ointment and
“Fruit-u-tivcs”, and get wall. No one can csliumlc the torture of this terrible
disease who has not suffered from it, mul l want the good ue'.~.'.c, limi ri remedy
has been found, to be known cvcrywllerc". \
(Miss) L.~\I'Rl\ l`.. T-¥.f\'I"l‘lCE
“Fr\1it-11-lives” and “Sootliti-Salvo" will cure :my c.'\1a\-of l`,<"/<i'.~.:1, rw matter
liow severe or liow long you have suffered. lic'/.eitzu is cziuscrl by iii‘.p'.'_r': blood,
chronic indigestiou, coiistipniioil mid ucrvousness, but ilu ri- is usually n tiny
parasite or germ wliich attacks ilic skin and cu\\.<cs‘tlie lwuruing mul itching.
“I"r\iit-a-tives” removes :ill impurities from the blood, tones up the stoiuuclx,
improves digestion, and regulates the bowels. ' “Snotl\a-S1\l\':i” kills the genus of
Eczema, allays the burning and inflammation, :intl S-tops ilic iiitorif-c itching. If
you are suffering with Eczema, no matter ullizit you have tried for ii. take the
advice of Miss Mnttice and use the wonderful coiiilliiiniioii of “l."ruil.-a-1ives” and
“Sootlia-Salva”. ‘
“Fruit-n-tives" is sold by all dealers :it 50:: ri lvox, 6 for $2.50, trinl size, 25:.
“Soothe-Salvs” is 5oc box. Sent on receipt of price by Fruit»a-tives Limited.
Ottawa.
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