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The Many
llnder the
go to the resells ta lount
Allison university.
TofFiorenoe Black-lla ln~
Touglr :rs ircrr, they will ,
siarrrii any rrrrroniit ui' wear `
uuri tcrrr.
Wcrairig irren rluirrr \\'o
sell ilrelrest gloves in the
ciiy. \Ve have ra Targa
stock of two lines wiiivh
range in price from god to
$r.25. `
S. A. McDonald,
Y’ T Ti = I
We are doing
a splendid
Fall trade »
because our
Strong Boots
for Fall and
Winter Wear
have given
Great satis-
faction for
25 years.
Goff Bros.
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COMPilUl\l) SYRUP
-fa of -I.
\ llYi’0Pii 0Sl’llllES
A valuable nerve tonic
and system builder.
Beet, Iron and W'ine, ex-
cellent ior the appc tite und
as a stimulating ionic. '
Price 7_=,c per bottle at
5 5/If
Red Cross Pharmacy
aol iwmii
NiT|iHE ASTIH ,
Ili iii Eiiiiliil
Losnorv, Nov. l.~Though there is a
nip in the air both night and morning
you would think by day that we were
s‘ill~a.imost in the middle of summer.
f This is the time of year when Lon-
don streets should be “owing with mud,
when we should bo eating smog, which is
the newest name for London‘s “particu-
lar;` groping our way along the streeidin
dense darkness with smarting streaming
eyes, when cab horses invade the pave-
ments and policemen lose their beats.
And what is hnppeniniz in London rind
ull along the south of Engisndi The tem-
perature by day has been up in the
(Kia, one day, in fact, reaching the abnor-
rnal iarnperriture of close to 70, while for
many years past the mean luaxiruum
temperature for October in London has
been 56 degrees.
Winter clothes, which became necers.
ury a week or two ago, were the cnusaof
much discomfort to those who had not ta-
ken the precaution to return to their su-
mmer gurir, while iced drinks were
almost in as crest demand as in the dog
days.
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MET EIHST TIME
AT THE iilili
.Z
DENVER, Col., Nov, 1. -The marriazu of
Miss Eliza Morris of New York oily and
,James Rasmussen of Greeley was the
culmination of a pretty romance, in which
the mails played a prominent part. Ru-
mussen is an employee of the Greeley Bu-
luar Factory, and becorninrr lonesome af-
iter his day‘s work decided to advertise '
lor a wiie.
Among the numerous answers he re-
ceived was one from Misa Morris. Be
was ao leased with It that the two began
ll
‘ a correspondence, which ended with K-he
wedding. _
i re is and nrairrrirs non-is rs wear ay
nnd will build a pretty home in Greeley.
The couple had never seen each other
until the brid»»'s urrivai here.

F". Slla n.a.,'a ra9°s'ia¢» ii.. aoswnfffxf
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pots or Hot
take up.
and they are pretty as well as useiui The pipe ra
on'y |26 each. A regular :nap
They are worth 20:, but ws want the room they
' .ONLY 300 LEFT.
‘ r ' ifyouWanta
Water Pots,
LTD.
coma of
at in-r death parcels theme!
in equal sl\ares,to her
two children
To the Y. M. C. A. another
parcel at her death for
the new building
To the city of Halifax. an-
other parcel, in puruhse
books for the public library
Few People Know How Useful it is in
Preserving lienltli and Beauty.
Coats Nothing To Try.
Charcoal cweetana the breath
the poison of catarrh.
honey.
soon tellin the much improved
plexion, sweeter breath and
great benefit.
visa Stuart's Charcoal boasnlaa
yourself, F. A. Stewart Co.. 56
Bldg., Marshall. Mich.
Counter. Ieanyb H the
lirreinthe city. 50 you
Fireoroof Japanese lea- pump
5 CLE!
1 Ne cleaning
dose so ranch
tie cast and
none can do
any prius.
Prius reason- . -
'.i'\nuf».Qsms¢.~
Tue bequest in the public library is
made on condition that the city provide
a suitable building for tha 'purposeful
a said library and the storing of the books.
and that the building be used for no
other purpose than a library, except that
it at any time it may be considered dash’
able in have rr building auiilciently
to include an ax!-school and gallery or a
public museum, or both, sa well as a
library such rr building will satisfy terms
and conditions of this bequest., and provid-
rrre virus or cliancoat.
Neal-ly everybody knows that char-
coaiis the safest and mat ailicient
disinfectant and puritier in nature, but
few realize its value when taken into
the hurnsn system for the nme elaans-
inir purpose. ,
Charcoal iss remedy that the more
you take of it the batter; itia
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
grass and irnuurltles always pleeent
in the stomach and lllttliilhll and oar-
ries them out oi tha ayskla.
All rlrurrgists sell charcoal in oue.
iorm or another, but probably the hast
charcoal urrrl lbs moetforthe money
is in Stunrijrr Chnrefial Lolsniol; th#
are composed oi the Guest powdered
Willow charcoal, rind other harmlul
nntiscepiicu in tablet form 01' rlialllr
in the form uf large, plinsant i.altll\¢
loseuges, the charcoal being mixed with
tion of tire general heslrlr, better coll-
blood, andthe beauty oi ltis, that on
possible harm can result from Meir
continued use, but, on the contrary,
A,Bui‘ialo physician, in speaking of
the beneiits of charcoal, says: "I Yi-
patients suffering (rom rrasin stomach
and bowels, and to clear the eompler
ion and purity the breath, asouthand
throat; lslao believe the liver is greatly
benefited by the daily use of them:
they cost but twenty-iiva cents alma Children ofJ.\’.Paysant,'be-
at drurr stores, and although in
some a patent preparation, yet!
lleve i get more and batter charcoal Nova Scotia Coniiarenos
lnstuartfrr Charcoal Loaengas than
any of the ordinary charcoal iabiaia.”
Send your name and address
forafree trial plokagn and aaa
_ _` Srlvlsaur agua Cardigan Jacks!
r. _"-."j.1-,, ae every ag ainalwi _ ' '
i ' ‘_".‘= -' - rr.; rrrr ima.. 1-1. n.  .. ,
rrrvor
5'” `
fi?
#itil
snwnnitun
and Other
 iieliiax Citizen"
lihl-IHK. NW- l -‘l\i ill J_ Jaht `ld also that the city of Halifax giva
UML- 'chic'-\ "ll DNV!! K the Pmhab Inst ll,(Xl0 anaaaliy for th¢ D\l'°h“°
Court Momlcy will pews of use than additional books.
u~ual interest 1 r
Mrs. Sophia Ooleman“` - -'
Mrs. Florence Blank, Qgrn
The amount at hardi to
The fourth Dilill the '40-'
ill) at Mrs. Biaek'a death
to Mount Allison univer-
sity to be apportioned Lol
the use of the ladies' college
or otharwiia as the regents
may dediil. `
To Eugene Allison
To Sophia G. Cook, daughter
of James IL Cook
To llary and Lillian Cool.:
between them.
To Elisabeth Scott, a sister
To Levi Hart and his sister
Lavinia
To three brothers, James.
Thomas and Abner, sons
of his brother, Joseph
Hart, between them
To his household servant-r
To J airus Scott, a nephew
To the executors, to he Ilia-
posed of ia accordance
with a private letter ad-
dressed to them
Lucinda Hart, wife of James
E. Hart
To William 'I.\'uan. a faithful
servant, besides a mort-
gage to be released
For the emotion and oomple
tion oi a new ladies col-I
lege building at Saekviiia
To the Halifax School for the
Blind building fund
To be distributed among forty-
aiaht relatives of his. who
are named mostly nephews
and nieces,
To live Sabbath schools at Cape
Canso, Manchester and
Riverside, thu Cove and the
Intervals, all in Guysbnro
County, not the purpose of
nuplng books _for the schools
To Grafton Street Methodist
Sunday adiool, Halifax, for
a similar purpose,
To the Methodist Conference of
Nova Booth, to ba used
within a period of five years
for the purpose of ministers
after . in poor einulta,
U3-Ill
lil)
lhtlltl
10,61)
l0,im
10,01)
large
not a
smoking, drinking or altar eai.in¢r'l‘o Methodist Sabbath schools
onions sud other odorous vegetablest
Charcoal effectually clears and im-
proves the coruplexlotl, it whltena tho
rcrth arrrr further acts as anatoral
and eminently safe cathnrtic.
li rib-orbs the injurious gases which
collfctin the stomach and bowels; it
rlislnifcrs the mouth and throat from
in Gnyaburo and Boylston
for the purpose of books,
To the regenia olllount Alli-
son university, for tha as-
sistance of indigent young
men studying for the min-
iatry
British American Book and
Tract society
Carrie Han, dnuizhter of W rl-
iiam Hart
To Louis E. iiart, land occu-
pied by him in the town
oi' Guysboro, and at h's
death the property ur re-
vert in the Nova Scotia
Conference for the usa of
h M hodlst lnls f
The daily use oi these lounges will ,'i town
To Lixsie, widow of John W
Cunningham
The Home for Aired Men,
provided J. Willey Bmiil\'l
, will be can-led out accord- '
ing to tire term of tha be-
quest
The School for the Blind
The School for the Deaf
Protestant Industrial school
Old Ladies’ Home _
Y. M. C. A Halifax
Halifax aasooiatioo for iruprov~
ing condition of poor
Halifax dispensary
cold#
purer
wall
same tween them
be" William Truau, additional
ia Methodist church, sept*
names-ary miniatas's'and0sv-
Uday ment
for One-third of the rvaidus to the
Stuart School fvr tha Blind,
Sehoel for the Deaf,
and Protestant Industrial
School
Another equal third ef the ns-
idue to the lisaioaary Bo-
All the best brands el rubbers at lo- dag, °f Q” gwmggg,
Eachen‘s Shoe Sian. . ll-Odli
Stanieid’s,Wclsey’a,and Panmaa' ‘
are to be found at my Undsrciothia
phureh cf Oanada
The romallilj third to tl! Q*
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Collars
Ties
‘ ~ Gloves
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*  Tshirts _ ‘
' Underwear,
'i`l1e'Young Men’s Mau.
. etc.
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Cold 'Weathe
' Coming
coal.
wo Direct from Holland, choice
3,fll'l
hill
2,i0l
dowrncot fand of the Uni' ' H
varsity of lfoaat Allhal. 0
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Hyacinth,
Tulip,
Narcissus
and Freesia Bulbs _
Plant now for earlv bloom
Lew prices for cash. _
lists
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Commercial
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You want ri reliable heater. you
also want one that is a fuel saver
at the same time heating the house
in a satisfactory manner.
We have a nice line of heaters
that look nice and are easy on
lt will pay you to examine
them and get our prices.
Kootenay and
Pandora Ranges
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prices. .1 _ ,
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noir?"
ovcacoarr
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LIGHT overcoat days are
item. layouts all ready
to put on P- midi! not look
better if it were cleaned and
prused? No time illa NOW
no better. place than the
Sill' Laundry log have
ltdona. Ladies'-_Quia and
akiris cieanad and pressed;
Edooda oaiiad brand deliver-
A. il". Webster,
Star Steam Laundry.
‘ Phone ur.
L rkenrrstrer/c. T
Zanned
Ziiicken
We have again receivec`
a quantity of Leard's
famous Canned Chicken
` You wil find it excellent
quality. The price this
_ year ia`.25 oenlis per tio.
Jcnkiiis& Son
Perfect; Sight
_ eauiu most cases be ob-
tained by properly fitted
glasses. ,
We are ina position to
assist yon if ganierlng
with defactiva.lU@ll~
G. ll. Taylor,
.lewder sad Opticisn.
SUMMER
T 'iii-fo.1‘.rrrNt1
W"‘5..‘f...§l‘l‘?r?.‘r‘.‘i..i" diiii
of uaaa welrava the but HM
dl-the  ~l0st up-tcr
- ` ` kinds of
c , _M Q.  . ‘_  fthe Cityut}o\aask__a ugvrngggir
 A    M V A!i?il:i;$‘anrl  Vests Ind
,gquggg ‘jp  “know
how”oi3makin¢ them up 1°
aainhomon icaiarpeovk
 and we
on