..AGsrl'rs WANTED" .
"rl womeirnre now takin! orders l- r
Men ' ,_ l
. moderate vlieed personal Xin. s _ l
°“"d';""|ff:`?,:¢ 35,00 up each evening. Bmw Y _ '
°“' in ui- nnwsllicent hee umnle book 'o'  »
“flown acquaintances and i|e1l\\b°Yl Nfl' f
l,r,.§l‘¢| no hours. Full time agents make $50lIJ A l
i ions. Credit given. lm-l
"1" ‘flfvallilfhiifglillxiicftfrerl and uve culiomeis
glaze cent Modern Art. Co. Toronto.
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NO. X 10 $5.50 .
Mahogany color side
leather boot, low heel,
medium toe, a good'~
style for growing girls.
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Sam-e style as above
made with Neolin Soles
$5.50 `
sizes 2% to 7~
N0. X 14 $6.95
Browncalf-skin milit-
ary heel boot, »/Neolin
soles ,this is one of our
best sellers.
Sizes 2% to 7-
N0. X 16 $6.75.
Havana brown kid boot,
French heel, a nice
dressy boot, for any
wear.
Sizes 21-?.t0_7.
N0. X 18 5.95.
A nice Havana. color
brown kid boot, cuban
heel. All sizes 256 to 7~
Black _Rulbbers .first
grade to fit any style
boot. "
only 85 cents a pair.
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VEGETABLES
PEREEUTLY
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lust heat and eat.
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DUTCH BULBS l"
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Our shipment of choice Flow-
ering Bulbs have just arrived.
All First Quality BuIbs,. large
flowering and in tho most beau-
tiful shades.
HvAciN'rHs' `
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NARCISSUS
CROCUS ETC., ETC.
BALTIC started running wqek beiirel
amongst the patrons as last year. in-',te|l
stead of 1.00 to $1.10, as last year, Su;
they are now -paying 60 cents. Starch
is low this year since the war ended,
and explains the low price.  _
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the harvest fields, wages $5.00 period.
home amazed, at both the big wages; viii
to his father Mr. Angus .J. McPhee, ` oxe
hundred bushels yesterday." “Com-fjud~
pare that," he wrote with your 200 \i
. ,,____, i;.(.h
o. rush hauling coal :these days as the T ils
duce.-The plowing is well advanced,A.
where he wus working. I-its reniains;
were expectd homo Tuesday evening.
nn will be buried in the R. C. Ceme-,
of a load oi grain on his. buckboard dui
was coming down, collided throwing tha
only a shaking up.--Mr. E.| Mc- Aft
Farlane wr-.nt East on Monday.-Mr. to
_ ______ it
‘ , __ ‘ _ ' for
didnt von" Get it today-play s-xfo-~ th
 may  R   ..;.;:€'f; .i.i:°:.i:s.;¢°i:;...“'r“:"f.t;i
This famous courrter-irritant pcne- “cent ` of that théi ms .
trates without rubbing and scatters mei
poiiltice mussiness, no stained skin.
Thousands of regular users keep it
liandv for eiiiergeiicy-tlie doii‘t sul'~ . , '
fer needlessly. Three sllzes at all EASTERN PERs0NALS
druggists-350, 70c, $1.40. .
‘ ..*Judge Fraser is in Georgetown
for a few da s while Cou
SIOHIYS 0°" I ' ` '
l ' ..*Mr. A. Mclhofiaté, barrister, Chur-
_ |_|N|MEN-r lottetown, came to Georgetown on
KEEP 'T HANDY Monday to attend the session of the
. \County lCoufrt.-J.
_-__ V....... ...eng the canes on tne||_0AN.-It is 'pleasing to note that
Nurth .Shore Hundreds _ of hvshslfqcltizens or Georgetown are already
f*f°.°\|l‘0°dY Picked. and U19 price is be colniqgvactifve in anticipation of the
3 °9|1¢9_{\`¢l\1Bl'¢~ $2-30 ll billlllil-_ , 'coming 11;' Loan campaign. Lust
;-*lf  - "”*'=’“ - _ "a G rge ow i ~l d d l tli
~-?.F°T»*TQ~PlGGlNG» this seasvnilifllictelvf Mongishzsbff fn swollen:
is acvnllgdllllhgdgunder diiiicultles onzulionx of .mg gfmemus donation, re.
i*“i°°_‘f1l~il‘°ftl 9 1mP°"">lutY ¢0’0b' celv_ed and the fact that as there is
“ “.2599 °" l°V° °" “‘°“?Y- TWO iiow’fa local bank it is to be made ii
M53? "ll field il 0<?!1Sl0@Y‘9¢| ll district by itself in the forthcoming
“cro d",--a good force. cainpaig/n. To Judge from the spirit
'  *"' f t i hi n '
   if f,..i:.‘;:°;.‘;':‘.;:..°..”:.‘:::;‘°.:‘.:‘;‘ 3::
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last. There is not the enthusiasmfffsgms le or le loc" organization
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..*THE HARVESTERS who went held Tuesday, October 7th, was' a dec-
West have se-cured splendid jobs in=ide-l success and was largely attend-
day, as a general thing. They writo[Roseneath, Alberry Plains, summer.
and the fbig crops. Daniel McPhee,lPcr:h. The exhibits, t'hougli not as
(tea ii B. P ini n '
c er) Ig ond, or up arvestlriiin
work instead of teaching and `wrItes'pi'onounced by the judgsg 10 he of
cl’ -- ~ .
“We threshed three thousand fivc‘\vliicii'was slightly inferior. The 1
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* ' ',. ill
bushels a day.” ' its d
..*ANNANDALE.-There is quite,l_l‘ct:\i'y, treasurer and also to the pup-
] nn the committees represent-ing tho
farmers are -putting in t'r-eli' supply,difl"ei‘crit schools. After thc sports.
for the winter. Mr. McFarlape hasfwhlch were very iniich ciiioyed, all re- ,`
quite a large schooner discharging turncal to the Hall wlicrv a meeting
and he intends reloading it with pro-Iopeiicll with the Hon. President, J.
-Mr. Jas. McDonald, Durell, recelv~,111ade by thc lion. President M,-_
e,-1 tho sud news on Sunriay tim* his,;Uo.il'us,'lI’!r. Mclliiliiin and Mr. Lloyrl
brother J. D. had died in Halifax, Shaw. A prize list will appear lal.;~r.|
f Monday Oct. 2'lth,`i'or»the purpose off
     
-~ f I r, I the organization properly under way.|
and 'ad-les °l°win" °xD°s"re`sc at' The pegular nights oi’ meetln are to‘
ica, lulmlialgo, -sore muscles, still' oirits, be the “wt and _third Mondaysgor each
nciiralgia. Forget ‘all about lbuyiiig ,. _ _ 
another home and kewmg it handy mon.h. It is splendid oncouragementl
the congestion. The pain or -ache is _ no C me B" en
Boom mueved' ‘leaving no plaster or with the termination of the war.
'  ` - Springs, left for Truro. N. S.,,Wed- -
‘ iiesday not returning till Christmas,
 having secured a. good job.
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not -a rash predictiion 60. fore-
ior the movement unqualified
cess.-J. .
._=1'i~|E New PERTH scnooi.
R.-The New Perth School Fair
The partficipiliiig schools were
c, Union Road, Brucleneii and New
1fl'\'2US RS they were last year, were
lent quality except the livestock
ca were Miss Mchcniii, Mr. Mc
an and Mr. Cali-.ns'. Much credit
no to the teachers cf the dlffereiit
'mls and also to the 1”-resident, sec-
Dcwar in the chair. Speeches wore
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tery, Little Pond Wednesday morniiigf ..“LADIES AUXILIARY G W
-Tlicre was quite a.colllsion near` V A.-The Ladies Auxiliary ot' the
l-iowlctt’s mill on Saturday night. As Georgetown branch of the G. W. V. A.
Mr. Cliares McDonald and Mr. S.A. held a meeting on Monday the 20th
Steele were on ~t‘lieir way to the vii- inst. As the Dresideiit, who had been
lege going up the }\|||__ Mr_ _ygseph Aclected at the inauguration ofthe Soc.
Campbell, ct Poplar Point, with part tory, found that owing to conflicting
ies she would be umibie ‘to act in
1 capacity, it was necessary to bal-
.‘.iie occupants to the ground but luck- lot for new candidates for the office,
ly they rec:-fired no _ serious injury find Miss June Stewart was elected
er some discussion it was decided
divide the work of the society
John Howett sold a pure bred Slirop~ among several committees, according
shire ram lust week td parties in Bay ly the following committees were ei.
Fortune.-Mr. Roy Howlett has a ected. _ 5
very line ronder live year.; old.-O. Working Coininittee.-Mrs. S. A.
__ MacLean, Mrs. R, lt. MacLean, Mi.-is
I3 Aitken and Mis
D0-“VT NEGLECT A 
. RHEUMAICP 'r 1 v°  if
T  Gertie M:1<."’hee and Miss Sybil Skin
_ ner. » 4
Visiting Comiiiittcc.-Mrs. Mary E. "
B Y AND KE ANDY
UoF PA|N.nEE|EviNG sl.oB'/l)|~l-';-LE S,‘[‘§:"f’§§ r.M"' F' C°“'“d ““d Mrs
i.|N.|MeN-r \ ' “ "".s~
was decided to ral-la meeting ior|
the boys of the local branch to see
pro r terest in
r success did t o to d
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Y the nty
rt is in session -J
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*Mr Peter A McPhee, Clear
*Mr. Joe McPhee, Georgetown,
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Baclcache is often a warning of -some inward trouble that
requires attention, and which unless relieved will sooner or
later ,declare itself in more serious ailments. f
lf it is caused by female derangement Lydia E.. Pinl<ham's
Vegetable Compound is what you need. lt quickly asserts
its curative powers in all those peculiar ailments of women.
For more than thirty years this good old
fashioned root and herb medicine has been
restoring women to health.
'__ The Splendid 'Recovery 05
' Mrs. Fleet
¢ _A _
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Brantford, Ont.--"l have been a user of
Lydia E. Pinl<ham's Vegetable Compound
and ,find there is nothing better for female
troubles. l was taken sick with sharp
pains in my right side and up over llic hip
I to ilie haclc and the doctor said l would
l have to be operated on. l was in the
hospital three weeks and did not get any
better so l went home and tool: the
Vegetable Compound. l stayed in
bed three wcells more, ihen l was
able to get up. Now l am all
right and l have recommended
your medicine to several
friends and my daughter
is taking it and all are
pleased with the results
from its use."
MRS. FRANK FLEET.
Y Brantford, Ontario.
Z Mrs. Hunt tells how it helped her
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Detroit, Mich.-‘fl wssin a general run-down
condition, was very nervous and tired, had
baclcache and othertroubles. l suffered for
several years, was not able to work at times
and tried doctor’s medicine with no results.
l saw Lydia E. Pinl:ham's Vegetable Com-
-pound advertised, and after talcmg it 'a _short
time l was much better. l am still _taking it
myself and giving it to my daughter, and am
glad to recommend Vegetable Compound at
- Bc sure and plant some oi’ the ‘
when ordenng boots beautiful Tall Stemmed “Dar-
by  State N9- and w|n" Tulips We have tlieiii.
SIZ8, y01lI‘ POSt3gQ Free __ Bulbs on sale in Bookstore. _
ALLEY C; . '
' Queesl sflfeeelfw l I Carter & Co. Ltd
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Exquisite resuixs with the Hnest
fabrics. 15 colon to choose from.
Try a waist-to-day. At your
drug store or grocei-'s - - l5c
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l‘@llCo~S~»»l"LAKES
John, where he has .had the offer of
a remunerative position in one of the
at |ET¢$.}_~,,g`_-, left. on Tuesday the ‘21st inst., for St.
K.-4; .
Five minutes’ work i No rubbing,
largest garages in the city--J.
..'Mr. Fred Foley who is vlsting
relatives and old acquaintances on
thelsland after an absence of many
years in Western Canada, Fmglanll
and France, was in Georgetown on
Monday.-J.
anytime."-lVlrs.M.E.l"lunt. I 7 I Davison Aye.
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' _-._.g¢-I ‘llt_'Seems as Thoughimy Back Would Break.’_’_ '
.L Thislsa common ex ression among_women,“yet they toil
on day after clay hceffless of the significance of this istress- - '
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The A. E. Lyon Photo Studio wishes to announce that the seveil year lease of the building now occupied by them has expired.
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We wish to sincerely thank the public for the very liberal patronage extended 'us during theterm. _
_ .We also wish to announce that w_e have re-leased the premises _'from _the Dominion Express Co., for another term of seven 
yeaiswhen the same policy .of the finest finished .Photos at moderateprices willbe continued. _ ; _ / _ 
'  . Our Amateur finishing department which has grownto largeproportlons will be still more efficient in the future ~ . . A
five years ago will be kept in 'stockvto suit all sized Caine as _ . ~ ,_ it  v ~ ' ` ~
_ Again `thanking'our..many customers and respectfully soliciting a' continuance of their patronage. i V
A  THE A.“E.'~LY,ON PHOTO ST,UDIO `
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