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HEAD OFFICE. AND WORKS, HAMILTON, ONT;
nonvnean rortonra HALIFAL wlnmwcn. v/mcouvzl.
Wrlfo /uarni allln.
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$-l0.000--6 p. c. Gold Bonds, due January, Ist. 1931.
Price zoo p. c. 'and interest.
$ 5.000-7 p. c. Preferred Stock.
Price 98 p. c.
S 5,000-Common Stock,
Price 30 p. c.
We are now prepared to deliver the regular engraved
bonds and stock certificates. '
J. C. MACKINi0SHo & C0..
' ' Halifax, N. S., St. John, N. B.
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WE OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE
3 37.000 3
Town of Pictou 4 l-2 p. c. Debentures.,
DURING MAY lst. |955.
' *Interest payable half-yearly, May Ist and November Ist.
Price Ioo% and Interest, yielding 4 r-8 p. c. _
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185 Hollis St. Halifax. Windsor Hotel, Montreal.
l Kccp 'Your Home Warm
You can do so with less fuel and less work than with any
other if you have a "SUNSHINE" Furnace It burns coal, coke
or wood and gives perfect satisfaction with either. It has the _
most modern grate, u roomy and extra heavy ilrrpot, and the _
water pan is placed above the feed door. Every Fq\11r¢ infill
from bottom of Fire-pot to top of Dome is a direct radiating sur-
face. Any persou can operate it. All prices and all sizes.
frnos. Jonwsrow,
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I 1 _,M l:Sunnner“Complaints.'
_bhp had IH) going.
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Branch ln Sulnmerslda‘£itd"ilbtrton. I I
from n trip to the mainland. ' 
lixxnv CASBLIY,  bag' _pin-.
chased the furm oi John Murphy. _
.sz a. inn mas. Boas, Bid-x lglman 1.
are visiting their unitli Dhliald M`oC`all\im,
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Missrs Evs'r4ca;a___Mug9__5g _“(1 Egg
DGUIDBF. Snmmerside, left yesterday for
Boston. ' ' `
Pr-fruit G, CLARK, _Sum|p¢;~g|_¢_|,,\_,gg ya..
tex-day morning on a business 'trip to New'
; CBSLIB NWB. : '_
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i TUE lEF1l’l‘§ll_ arrived _ st. Surnmerslde
_Bl 9 °@bdk"l_ast liidht with 50 passengers.
; Miss Fauna Oanrpxur., Obarlottntown,
ls vlsltlml in Kensington, the guest ot her
cousin Maggie Caseley. ‘
Tm: marriage of Miss Blanche 
D0\l8ald, Tyne Valley to Walter f
Dystant, Elierslle,is unnounoed to take
place tomorrow. _
Eunasr 0‘CoaNon. acchmpanied by Mr.
Tuttle, Boston, are speniilngs. plealant
vacation at the home of the former’s
mother, at the Port Hill House.
New-flour now in All Kinds good
reliable brands,at.reduced prices whole-
sale and retail at Brace McKay dt Co’s..
Summer-side. 9-l2d8ltww6i
I'.ux.u St1.LrrmiN'r, daughter of S. S.
Sllliphsnt, Summerslde, left yesterday
morning for Detroit Michigan, where she
has taken a position as etenographer
und typewriter. _
A. H. Wimm/is leaves this morning for
H|\lll`u.xt0 uttend n convention of the
Unrlertskers’ Association. Mr. Cameron
wlllattend to Mr. Wadmnn‘s buslncss
during the lntter’s absence.
Miss MA1uo.v.\.\'n M,\.~x1'1m RALPH MC-
KA\'.ohildren of W. K. McKay, who
have been visiting their aunt Mrs.
George Godkin, Summerslrie, leave this
morning for their home in Boston.
W. Ayn lilies. Ronmsod, Vancouver,
Lower Provinces, returned home yester-
day via Summerslde. Mr. Robertson
M.\u1um': Winom and daughter Alloc"
left yesteeday morning for Vahcoimvei'
B. C., theformer to re-outer upon his
duties as general trsvellngngent fd!" W.
Waltt 5cCo., Vancouver, and the letter
to accept is position as stenogrophsr *sud _
typewriter. '
llirsnv 1\‘lcCAl.L of McCall Bros. Gtispe,
isin Surnmerside on a 'trip oonihi'nin§‘
buslnessnnd plmsure. I-Ie pnld n vial'
Sunday to his former hiitine in 'North
Bedeque. Yesterday he béhun \ihi\-n.'d_lni|¢
his schoonerl_..l Melliok, ludiber Iiideu.
which followed him1from Ghspe. lIelpur~
and horses. '
srocx QuorArloNs._ ‘
Cld~e. Noon. Close.
Sept I5. Sept. 17. Sept.17.
Gopper............ 1i2,} 1145 114§
B.R.'L`......  79,1 703
Bniti|n0re........ 124
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Erle.............. 48 4855
Pennsylvania.....  ..f.
Readiug.......... 151; 15351 1503
   
Southern Pacino.. 031 043
St.Paul......... . 1775 177;
Union Paelilc___.. 188 188 1882
U.S.Bt.eel..... . 1065 11775 107 `
N.Y.,Onb.,Western_ 51 50l 50§
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The Season’s Best Offering
0fWomen's Coats
The news has been growing more and
more stirring wllhevery story that we
tald during the recent week. To-day we
have surely reached tho climax for thai
news is most. extraordinary. Express
brought us the best lot yet. Your ar
welcome to come. Jas. Patou dc Co
9-13d ti.
liox. S. E. Rum returned last nlkhtl
who hn\'e_been on awedding tour to thi John s|,:nm,_ ,iid H slgwp of Lemuel
formerly belonged to Braoklcy_Polnt.' - River B¢mu,,y'_
poses taking au-nys cargo of hay, 'oats `*~° the l’°“l' °m_°e' This is “mst °°mm°n`
T. Ra gales! of Shclair &
Slimmer: de( returned Satux-di!
business t-rip to Montreal-
Mlgg  Apaus, Port Hill, hal R000
_,ui Chirlqgtéwwn to _take a course at the
Convent de Notre Dame. ‘ '
Stanley. Tris Sacrament 'ct the Lprd's Supper
will be dispensed at Coleman on Sabbath.
the 28rd. Services on Friday “nd s“‘“'d‘!
_nap J, K. i>m;ri=.~. rebar who have
been laltlnti t.héforuier‘s hemeill Alb"-
inn, left by the ElI1Dl'€°`B 3'¢St°l‘i°!
morning. I
ia North Bedrque;
Elmsrlale:‘Wllllsm Arbuckle Summersldc,
J. J. Guns. _mipoouohu J- G- D°“\>°r-
Alma; left yesterday morning ltor McGill
College, Montreal.
_ 'ran american yacht shark which hat
been in Summerside for several weeks,
‘ en route to Toledo, Ohio, via the Lakes,
Captain John L. Bead going as R`llliDR
master as far as Quebec.
Gnonor-: W. Boar: cf the firm of R. Tup-
llu & Co., Kenslngton,'returned home
Inst Frlduy night from the North west.
Mr. Hong was on thc train that collided
with the hnrvesters’t.rnln near Sudbury
Ont., but escaped unlnjured.
I1* is expected that ' the Presbyterian
Church, Summerslde, will be re-opened
Sunday 30th lust.'l`ha names of the preach-
ers for morning and afternoon, have not
yet been announced. Rev. Dr. SmI`h, the
former pastor, will preach in the evening.
IN a $100,600 tire ln Lacombe Inst week,
Messrs Morrison and Johnson, . two
for-mer Prince County men, ical. _a ware-
house and considerable goods. Mr.
Morrison ls a sou of Donald Morrison,
Summerside, and Mr. John-on ls a liatlve
of Wilmot Valli-_\'. _
Title death took place at French River
'on Sattirday last ur .ll s .iosepll Hi“dY
med 74 years. Deceased w ns very highly
respected and wns n daughter of tho lata
Simms, French River. The funeral took
place to the Episcopal Cemetry at French
Taosnlntersscedin the work of the
Prohibition Act in Summcrslde, will
revive some information from the fact
that rbi- the period Ap.-il rar to septem-
66|-'l’1th, 1905, there were 37'"arrssts for
'drunkiihneas and disorderly conduct.Dur-
mg the name- period 1000, under the
Prohibition Actfthere were 12 arrests for
the some offence.
A concnariti sidewalk is being laid on
Water Street in front of the Brace Mc-
Kuy & Co. and the Schurmnn brick block.
It wlllbeoontlnuod up Summer Street
rlable movement and it is earnestly hoped
the good axmpple will be followed “by
others. Its slglewnlks are _not Summer-
side‘s strong p` ints.
Baltimore. Md., Nov. 11, 1003
Mmands Lmnusur Co., Luurrnn,
Sms,-I came accross a bottle of your
MINARD`S LINIMENT in the hands of
one of the students nt. tho University of
Maryland, and hc being so kind as to lot
me use it fora very bad spiiain, which I
obtained in training for fool; races, and to
asv that. lt helped me would be putting
it very mildly, and therefore ask lt you
would let me know of one of your agents
that is closest to Baltimore so that I mov
obtain some of lt. Thanking you in ad
vanco I remain, _ __
I Yours truly, ,
fW'. C. MCCUEAN.
14 St`.`Pn`ul,.streéi..
Care Oliver Typewriter Oo. _ _
P. S.-Kindly nnswbr at once.
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This is nnotherjnckat. story to tell of
big values for lit-_tie prices-the blfzgest
vulucs for the llttlest prices we‘vs ever
had the privilege-of v\fi`¢.~|'ln`3; All of the
lrarments bear evldcncs of careful tailor-
ing. The styles nre the latest and every
one will Rive all the service that cnn‘d be
desired. They were selected by Jas.
Paton Come and see them. Jas Paton
& C0. 9-131| tf.
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to use the fest
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SELLING AGENTS
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varnished, or whttewashed. __&_~__ke_?_’E_gxcg:__l;0;n‘;g*g__” L9
Asif your dealer for lt, or,_  _ ___Tm_é___ _ ood qu_m_“é!_»»_
 _ . Free from _ irnkera, less Ashes,
 08°! Militia ygoostili 'coal dealer' itor a
P ’ 'I .._‘I.ess a§het§`fto~talco up 'itf_I_tan
trial load _ _
_ SL, Jollll, N. B _
The tendéndy of the times is
The rcmar hblo record that
_INVERNESS COAL.
is making* Xith th is
shown by W__‘at the people 'say :
, “Positi~voi`y -- no SO()'I‘,,__on; stove 1
' 'covers or bottoms ot_ ypots”
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of everything;
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at 7 p. m. ‘-`|*
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Hiram Champion, Alperton: G. McNo\i|»_
‘left Saturday night for her dest.lnatihn`,'
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Our new Dress Goods and ladies’ New Fall jaclxets
_` mired_~éud rnanyof the latter have already pick¢d_x_ip,_  __i_li_l¥&n@ntg
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are comingin from time to time, soon ouriztocit will b`¢§,¢6' ` ` ee. _
° New_Mil1inery, New Fail Underwear, New Furs, the prettiest and best we ' ,
A have yet shown you, New suns, New iziiiboasgvew Trimming; 'bt an tina. are
We cordially invi'e the ladies _to calland see the latest.
. - TRAINOR & C_,O.,_
Q The Store That Saves You' Money"
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Wood Manties, Tiles, Qrates,
Anfdirons, Fenders, ° I
_ Fire Sets, 'Roller Crates
and fire place fittinia of every description.
We manufacture an carry the most complete stack in Eastern Canada and
solicit correspondence from those interested.
We have now in press a fully illustrated catalogue containing much inter
:Sting information, which will be sent to any address on application.
____|_smERsoN at Fisnnkp £12.
AN‘Nou'N_gE|v|.ENTs.
-The Alphrt Rebekah Lodge no 10 I O
O F meets tonight at 8o’clock shnrp.
-All kinds of useful and fancy articles
at the bazaar in Market Hall during
exhibition week.
-Dr. Smallwood’s dantsl oiilces will
close each Saturday aftemoon during
summer months. lidf 2m.
-Paton & Co., will have on exhibition
this morning sllks and linens suitable fo r
the embroidery lesson to be given by
Mlse Castleman.
--The auction snle takes place tomorrow
at Wheatley River ot the property,
implements and household furniture
belonging to J. S. Cunningham. Persons
desiring to secure beautiful furniture
should attend this sale.
-A lecture will be delivered,(1) V) ut
the Y M C A Hall, on Thursday evening,
September 27, 1000, by John T Tuthill, for
merly of London England; subject, Che-
mistry and Astronomy, to be illustrated
by Experiments and followed by Reclta~
tions. To commence at 8 p nn. Admission
ten cents. 9»l5dl1lpd.
--Rev. W. H. Sedgowlck offers at pri~
vate salent the residence of Mr W. T.‘
Hutigtin all his household clfects. The
furniture is all of first- class quality and
in perfect condition, and will be sold at
n. saorlilcc. Among the list is a solid oak
roll»top dusk, parlor, bed~room, dining-
room and kitchen furnishings, carpets,
mattres=es, Hercules springs, etc. atc.
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Sausage  akers
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English ,_ Sheep Casings, Herbs
Spices and Seasonings. "First-class
goods at close prices. _ ` '
J OIIN HOPKINS,
St. ]0hn, N." B.
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The millint ry opening takes place
on Wednesday evening at 7.30. As
in the past, so in this case, we
ars showing what we think is the
finest collection of trimmed and
untnmmed millinery that has, up
to the present. been gathered in
|.lI.|i. IILEHKS
UN|]lll llilllil
H/iurAx, Sept. 17.-Two young men,
Harry Rooms and Stanley Fldlar, clerks
at the I. C. R. freight shed, bo.h wall
known in tha city, were arrested on Sn~
turday night. by Detective Hanrnhan,
charged with dsfalcntion from the I. C. R.
The thefts it is alleged have been going on
for some time. The officials and the po-
lloe are very retlosnt regarding the arrest.
The defsloations will probably total $1,000
or 82,000, nnd it is stated that the method
by which the money was obtained was to
thlrk paid freight. In the hooks as out-
fmatmi. 'my mu in mutants ttrbro
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one store in this province. That
is what we think. We want you
C ome ln, and see what yod think.
Very truly yours, Moore & Mc-
L€0tl. 9-1sd1i_
John Newson is still offering trsmend
ous discounts on furniture. New is the
time to replemish your home. 9-l2d8i.
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BOOTS
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The Boys
Size 11 to 13, $2.50.
Size r to 5,_,_ ,$9.50, . $3.139
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. ,swell umerr do."
The 8ll`ar»Sitdc is eoonom
in thi long' run. l`
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