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`§'°'r1m mrssr news , ' THE GHAR_LOf1‘-TETOWN GUARDIAN - FU!" °’ 11-I--" _
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V _se_|'e,ili|"£|ta crises of voioe°.°u{h\s
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0lC!llll.Umites.Meniresl
A beautiful 6
$iz 50, _
prices.
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Ladies* Watches
Yewelry Store
size cashier quality. g rid filled case
mted With H I5 .lewelled Waltham movement for
_ COIJ1pare our prices with any special catalogue
VV- W- Wellner,
Jr-‘Wi [py-
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just the thing you want
' for the home. _
l idea of giving you your money’s
¥Alley fri Co.
Soft. cozy. warm, comfortable s'.ippers marie wi ll the
xvorlhin real satisfaction- ‘
` just the thing i`or bedroom, baihr-_.om and general _house wear.
’l'here’s a bigline, all sizes, all grades, every style. Prices
13 5 Queen Street J
P,_;_ , _
  WM _ _Wjarn¢. Cosy  Cs., 
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 slwefs  
rangefrom5oc to  . $1.50
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Cook I
t| _ Xmas ,
,Ph.otos.`.   J
_,_ -on _‘.,,.. _. .-. ,__ _f -
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F -R-E -E
_ Come into our oHice and have
w < vonr teeth examined free of charge.
`  Only takes a few minutes and we
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A    Examination
f aurltloailaznd our prices will show that
he had from
' “'"|l¢|'5 B85! il 5|”/BYU I and it wont cost you one penny.We
' Y _ r wglgpms” make teeth and guarantee them tr
~ fit exactly' We also guarantee per
.  H ' Cook ` I fectionin Crown ang Blidge_worL
' , ' . Extracting a n ri lling w tboni
_.1 . ||r6p|.i¢“”,_ _\ aiu---price moderate. __
' 1 Dr. Robms
_ Queen St (Next Bear & Gofl"s
Phone a7‘.-J ,
will tell you exactiv what you need
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__ It pays to buydn this Province.
POULTRY. SHIPMENTB.-In an-
other column' .will be found an ‘ im-
portant advertisement ra poultry. A.
args quantity of turkeys, geese,
ducks and chtekensis fwaated for
their Xmas shipments by F. J. Hol-
man il Co., Charlottetown. They are
large dealers in poultry, and handle
it almost every week in the year.
They are prepared to pay highest
cash' prices and solicit 3 call from all
poultry reaisers.
MONTREAL, Nov. 27.-Joseph La-
londo, a fifty-two-year old sewing
-achine agent died yesterday even-
ing ai the result of 5 vicious assault
on the part of four casual acquaint-
ances he met the previous evening in
londe told his mother that he had
been inveigled intola barn by his new
friends and there had been beaten
and robbed. 'When 'llc regained con-
sciousness he found himself lying on
the roadway near the mountain,
whence he managed to stagger home.
His injuries were not thought to be
serious, but be grew weaker as the
day progressed, an-d 'died early in the
evening. Hs could give no description
of his assailants. ,
(From Yesterdays Evening Guardianp,
TRAIN ARRIVALS.-Yesterday the
Tignish accornmodation arrived in
Charlottetown at 12.20, forty min-
utes iate: the eastern at 5.20 p. m.,
on time. and the Tignish express at
10.05, fifteen minutes late.
HOCKEY NEWS.-The local pro-
moters. who have undertaken to
handle this year’s hockey team are
about disgusted and unless there is a
large crowd present at the hockey
meeting which will be held this even-
ing in the Supreme Court Cabmbers,
City Hall, they will throw up the
whole thing and let somebody else
handle it or drop‘out ot the league.
Certainly everyone who has just s
little sporting blood in his veins
Would like to see Moncton have a
hockey team and n goo-d one too.
But they seem to be 9,11 satisfied to
sit back and let one or two boosters
carry the thing along and they
will attend the games. Is this right?
Should Ons or two mem, dig away
down in their pcckets and pay out
the hard simoleons when it would
make it easier and better all around
for every sport in the city to con-
tribute a little bit. If this was Hali-
fax. it would be a. different proposi-
tion. as a hockey team is a paying
business in the Garrison City. Take
New Glasgow, for insta.nce,.a number
of the citizens there have realised a
considerable sum of money along with
the rink owner, Mr. Mason and the
money has been placed in the hands
of g responsible citizen while Chester
Gregory has orders to go ahead and
get a team. Now that is alright, as
far as it goes, but should not every
'man who attends the game contribute
n little hit towards the team's fin-
ances? If they did, they would all
have more interest in the team as
everybody who contributed would be
helping to pay the salary of tha
msn.-Gregory formerly belonged to
Charlottetown.
FOX FARMING.-F. G. Hessard.
western manager \ of the Financial
Post. of Canada, who has been in the
city for the past few days, left- last
night for Halifax. To a Record man
his impressions of Nova. Scotia. Mr.
Hansard, whose territory includes all
the country west of the great lakes,
made four trips through the Canad-
ian West this year, and says there
has been great development in busi-
DBBB. rcll estate and farming. "The
Post asked me to visit the Maritime
1 lf`l-‘hone 215-3.
F*
Provinces." said Mr. Hassard, "and
looin into industrial conditions here
and write articles upon the develop-
ment generally." "The thing which
struck me during my' visit to Prince
Edward Island was the fox .farming
industry which had greatly develop-
ed during the past year. This to my
mind is 9, highly speculative industry,
_nfl for some years yet much money
will bs made no _ -doubt. The pelts
are, as you know, very valuable, and
the speculators will get considerable
return for their' money. “The prov-
incs haslbeen given control of its oy-
ster firheries,_ of which about 15.000
acl-ea have already 'been surveyed.
The provincial go""-nmrnt has au
equitable system of encouraging the
farming of oyster mud as fertilizer,
and making facilities, for getting it
5-hsbestpn _the market can ' 
as gtglfgimn sc the _‘very lowest prices e out. The car ferry wher;_ c_¢;m_pl:ted
peisib|el“Ws have alonglist ofsatistied will overcome the three s_{>_ e 
usecmers.and-uculrlbel>\°“°d 'W ‘dd WE CAN rates. and this audgu-_;yv_r_:__y or e
roursslilsn. our list. Your order wil . lut\lrs,ol the isian
rpeliveprempt attention. ' `
PHOTOGRAPH l
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as a gentle 1a_`xative and soon rids the
system of the poisonous that cause
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(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
UUTWARD STEAHER.-The North-
umberland left Charlottetown this
morning at 7.30 for Picton with a
fair number of passengers and ' a
‘general . cargo.
- INWARD TRAINS.-The eastern ex-
pr-sgig 5|-rivsd in Charlottetowuto-
day at 9.85 a. ln., five -minutes late;
the southern accommodation at 10.45
a. ln., one hour and ten minutes late,
and the Cape Traverse .accommoda-
tion at 10.15 a. m., twenty minutes
late. ' `
PRIZE SHOOT.-On Saturday last
the Hillsboro Rifle Club held their
annual prize shoot and the prize list
of 825 was keenly conzested by the
8 S6l00l1- JUS! M1011 he died Ll' Ymembersf Following are several of
the best scores, the ranges being 200
and 800 yards, possible 70:-J. S.
McDougall 65, S. A. Robertson,
Capt. 68, J. C. Btswart 61, L.
Driscoll 59, C! Walker 58, W. Wal-
ker 55, D. McDonald 50.
A SOCIETY EVENT.-At the Bril-
liant Drawing Room given by the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught in
Ottawa last Saturday night many
beautifully gowncd ladies were in
attendance. The following ladies are
sell known in Charlottetown:-Mrs.
J, G, Mac?ilail-Yellow charmcuse,
with tunic of yellow ninon embroid-
ered with crysta‘s and corn flower
blue; pearls and yellow ‘mums. Miss
Jenetta Mac!-‘hail, of Orwell, P. E.
`I.-Crimson satin, with overdress of
rose points lace; garnet ornaments
and white carnations. Mrs. James W.
Richards (Bldeford, P. E. I.)-Orange
satin, with overdress of shadow lace
and trimmings of gold; diamonds and
cream roses.
MCKENZIE INQUEST.- Coroner
Berryman on Monday night opened
an inquiry into the cause of death of
Harry McKenzie, wllo succumbed in
the General Public Hospital from in-
Bad blood is the direct cause of pimples
breaking out on the face and body, and
it is impossible to get rid of them unless
you cleanse the blood of all its impurities.
annlock alma aim.-s is wunnnr s
doubt, the very best medicine for this
purpose.
This old and reliable remedy has been
used for over thirty-five years, and has a
reputation unequoilcfi by any other for
purifying the blood.
Mr. Peter La Pierre, Assistant Post-
master, Touchwood Hills, Sask., mites:
“The fall before last, I was very muah
troubled with pimplcs on my face and
back. My buck was literally covered
with them, and I could not lie on it at
night, they were so painful. One day my
sister advised me to use Burdock Blood
Bittera, so I got two bottles, and before
I had taken all the first one, the pimpics
had nearly disappeared, and now I am
completely cured."
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
C0., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
. f‘f"°°*"n°'.° '°.:.‘:':.*t".': .“‘°...::*.°°
.gell't'.nHs‘if=nth' ggw occupied' by \ll.'X
Hutcheson. One of the choiifst resides.
tial situ tlonélgl 13138 ogv. or particu-
 to . . 0 88.blty.
0pera House
ONE ‘soup wlmrk.
with smut lmlnss
sxrunnar arrnlmoolr
z.so owlous '
"Under lile ilear’s Paw”
(This Matinee performance is specially
interesting ip thef lltcle folks)
H. Wilmot Young and Margie Adams
' . Stock Company.
Presenting a Repertoire of all new
Plays. 6
To-night
Hrs |`.D. I. N. -Snuihweriivs
_ _ "Ishmael" ' ~.
sam; v._..4_.'..il|'.r.ll..¢.-*
f* ' _gt_ mry____p¢term_a_s_e_;.
. f I o nl . »'
Pri?n’e-IS. sr 50.eente.
Seats on sale at usual places Fri-
day morning 22nd llllt. ‘ll-“MSL
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cuirloritiiiiln_irisltisrwursrffm |;|||;||5m|s|l I  
rms _lllllrn  
nun ui sm nits
_ .a_- 0N"1‘ on want to
er ~-3;* awe oiym wlnrna
W7!" free of Rheumatism?
_ 4,' Dqn't_you w»uih\°
.1,,,<,..`,, _!__\ enjoy lfe as oi er
°‘ men enjoy it?
D0n’t you want
to eat and sleep and
' work as healthy, noruwl
men du, instead of_ being
all crippled up \\-.th Rileumullsnl or
Kidney Trouble?
'rllen are Gm PILLS and f°"=l\\=\‘
your old enemy for good. l\lr. Beautlry
did, with tile llelp ot the GiN PlLLtl.
597 Pallet St., Montreal, I'.Q.
Marcllrgill, 1912
"lt:\iTorrls megn-:lt pleasure to inform
you ill.lt l have used GIN l’II.l.b for
ubollt six months, and illat f.l1ey'hn\‘e
.lone me a gn-:it rl-t-ul of good. I llfive
limi ltllcllnlotislll fur a couple of _\'cars.
uud illls \\'i:lfer I sflved nlysl-lf ff0U1 if
my using GIN PILLS. I lllgliiy _rc_~_~
commend GiN I'li.LS io the pill-lic
' A. BEAUDRY.
Tllnnsands of boxes of (`.l?_i Pll.l'.S
are sold cu.-ry year through the lnflut-lice
of those who lluvc ln.-ell curccl, and \\li0
recolrlmrilll Cl N PILLS io illcir fri-_-lids
and llcigllllors. if you are sulrjcut to
Rhcumntisnl, Kidney or l1lu<1d@\‘
Troulllc, start in right now cn (SiN
PILLS.
_n-,C_ ,, 1.0¢ 5 fm i-_-_5n, if you want
lo iry ti:-.-ill first, miie fora [rec sample
to Nuiiollnl Drug and Cllclnlcul Lo. of
ifnlmln I-~»~‘~<~.l 'i`ofmli~». |48
r'n».-cs Stminsd. Puffy guides,
° r».;=l.=".-,r:l=.l‘~‘.~.>l*’°'i‘~i..'-..°-au-~
. .. ru u ru ses
Blvolllulys l.'nnluns.n\,:l'|ld allay;
t;sa'.li.‘;‘f.l'-‘.2 ‘."‘°"n°.”".'i‘.fs.‘“‘=-
o n r.ur '_' n rsa
up. Pleasant to ure. tl.00zpor bottle,
rfcliverrsi ['r~<-ribs your ears for
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ore After
ing trial for the embezzlement of his
apparently favorable to, the defend
an .
of one and flesh of another. If al
strewn with roses. It is painful for
be fair. I took_this case against my
wish and if Bagndll oss free through
conclusion this lnorn'ng.
The Grown in summing up the
case, explained that in most cases
n father has an influence over his
son. "Should this have been the case,
the accusedwould have my sympathy;
That, however, is not the case, as
Bagaall has had ten years experience
and should have been fully aware of
what. he was doing," said Mr.
Ritchie.
The Crown later said that in most
case of a. brokerage house failing,
it was due to criminal neglect, ex-
cept, when there was a panic.
V Mr. Ritchie asked the judge if he
could ‘pointout any evidence that
showed that Bagnall did not lm-ow
that his father was converting the
money of his son for stock gambling
transactions. The judge could not re-
call any;
The case apparently namgs on two
technical points. Is there evidence to
show that Bagnali was aware that 'his
fat/her was converting the ,money to
his own use, and thereby practically
stealing it? If so, can the law hold
him responsible for his father's ac-
tions?
Then again, can the accussed be
convicted of stealing money or stock
sent it to New York. His father pre-
was given to Bagnall in Ottawa, he
sent. it to New York. Hit father pre-
sumsbly ultimately secured it, and
squandered it through wildest spe-
oulation.
H. W. Dagnail did not receive eith-
er the stock. or the money back, and
thus it is for the court to decide
whether the evidence is strong enough
to show that Bagnall had previous
knowledge that the client would not
get any remuneration for the money
inducted. _ ‘ ’
The case is 5 very complicated one
and thsdecision of Judge Gunn is
awaited with much interest.
. Defi was increased from two to
four thousand dollars. Two honda-
men each putting up one thousand
‘dollars 5 piece and the prisoner iv-
ing personal surety for the remainder.
Twenty Ottawa people lost money
thi-oust: the operations by Bagnsli.
(Mr. gnall is well known in Prince
Edward Island.) ._
 
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' Wear "Lustre" Loom
underakirts, for satisfaction
' They are feather light and
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Stanley
Annual » ~
ros= 
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lsafe Of To 
_ H andkerchiefs  
and
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oAprons~t - ._
is now on __
Full Details in
Tomorrow M orning's Paper v
Si on [ev Bros
_, The aiu/:tvs
busv Store; _
llllili ill lHl HlHMiH
The business of farming is in the
juries received at the Co,,,.;_en9_y gay s.xslal31_s_t{_u_r_r\l.;_pr__`s..._i};:_,f,i,'5 F¢,.,,,_ .,, _ most _critical period of its develop-M
wmks' Five witnesses Zeraufixamlneg iaiidimbilliiilfdlxilligéflgif mlinotsh the working farmer ‘and the
and Bdi°“1`“m°“t ma ° “°‘ w.r.vcul\|c.:~.:l.l'..nll..m...<l..vr.n..nml.rs inventor mrfarm land, ,nd Bawgugg
Monday evening. Mr. Keneth McDon- V _ ,
. are seriously study_ng how to turn
aid, walking boss, said he was near ‘
M K i t th t. I the accident farm products into not profits. .
C en' ° “ ° "“° ° ‘ There are thousands oi' farmers in
but als not see it. 'rss other wit-    P,,,,,c,, Mmm, I,,,m,, _,om
nessrs examined were Herbert Mc- I It t h n b H, ‘ ' 'I
Neill, Vincent McNeill, Dr. Donald C. ond of lzeerymiivatyreaed vdleiatrtligptdlllei
'Malcolm and Wm. A. Btepaxt, their at all? '
evidence bein racticall the same . ul vs Th, other our
z l> v 0 y one is ll r l
c na.ld’s I his evidence -'
as Mr. M Do . n nec, the instructions given bv farm
Dr. Malcolm stated that death was papers
caused principally bv shock brought The Guardian management has com-
gn by injuries received while worlning _-k plated arrangements with the publish-
st Courtenay Bay.-McK.-nzie former- 0'1'TAWA_ N0v_ 25-;-lm-1-Y W, Bag. ers of The Canadian Countryman su
ly belonged to Murray River. nail, stock broker of this city, stand- that thi” °x°°u°“t_ Weekly m“5“l“°
will be mailed FREE for one year to
::Here's what you westin perfumes clients funds nmonnting to ssso, “Y ‘“\’“°\'i\'°\` 0* “N G“°"“°“\ W\‘d°
Intense Carnation 'i‘ra‘liing Arbutus, will know his fate on Wednesda 'ent' “ Yea" °“b°°“pu°“ “ 5 '
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he L\1m€. Lily 0! U10 Valley and morning at ten o'clock. when Judge ;';‘x°___;_'f:°"dl“¢ 5° l“°““°u°“° °“
il‘if§li§“ ZiT$f'.§"i...‘.’i°‘f.`ii°' §l§ifii§t`§i`§ iii.” .§'liiin"1i§$'§¢hii.l§1°§i§i.‘i.i.§'“ “li T1" 0“15°°\°° °°“““¥“‘=° l' P“‘>
pure. We take pride in this showing the County Court. The reservation of `§“h°1W°°ck£7 ;l°cT»°"’t“"v';;lfJ';§gd°"7":;"
for we believe it is one of the best the decision and the doublings of the “ 'Wm 1° ‘ "fm £__“6»i ff __ _
in the city. Your' choice of `éln%{of the amount of hail were the outstanding °°X"°{_» M5 o'_l:__;l1 B so; l_l_ .A __
$232” é’f°’%o§g.',",r ,§’féa;I`”§e;f;e‘“';‘,§’,', wit,"'§"3§'ol';fof§“;§_3"fn;"\_§§§;”g'the ndltnr ln einer aria Henry Slrstt B..
Kent Sta. metf. case was continued, and the address- sB'gé}dA(f,t1;;’:;':§gsE|;'xt?_;= ,°uows,_
es of counsel for the defence and the Z A Lash' LL D_ Toronto' P|_esid_
plaintiff were heard Crown Attorne
ilad Pimples on Face   <»'»t   at s"l.i:“°"r":iiii'.sf'l‘f?'.T°'1
on o, s on on arm
er, Stratford; Thomas Dslworth. far-
mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer,
ff
‘Hd Back “ls |s|l°f|“’ "I do n°t think I should make “sh Rosser, Man; W. J. Glass. farmer.
McLeod, Alta; A. G. idopkins; V. 8.
iaxfrue1=.-Bretton. Salk-.10-17M.Etf.
-Special Sale and demonstrat-
ion of D of A Corsets now going
on in this store ? Reed our big
ads. Moore dl McLeod li.28m3
"in order to make introduction
of some new D&A designs the
makers have given _us especial
price on 4 different new models.
we offer you more than 400 pairs
of those in all sizes from i9 to 26.
The saving is from 20,gq625 par
cent. 746 oorsets-lor'-5 . 1.00
corsets for 780. 1.25 coraets for
1.00, 2.00 o o r s e t s for l.59.
Moore & Mc-Leod i l-28m'3l
"Do you enjoy a short smoke st,
times? Little Peggy’s Cigars are
just what you requ'lre,_Clear Ha-
vana leaf and ten in u package.
Only l5c. Try them. E. A. Foster,
Central Drugstore. 1_1-27M3i.
“A 750 calendar for 17c. You know
how good our calendars always are.
Well ws placed our ordcr for the 1913
'calendars early last. sl`iri'n'g-‘1~I did
not know this would be my last year
on Prince Edward Island-and they
arrived here the other day. They are
beauties. s, handsome picture of 'a
young woman and her favorite horse
entitled “Frisnds." This calendar is
worth every cent of 75c but tyou
can now have a copy for 17c, money
back if dissatisfied. H. H. Brown.
11-28M3i.
man'ssr~tlons pnt him within ins pale ‘
civefcd  Thule of the law, 1 cannot defeat the ends ._- -__ -_-_-_-_-f _-_-_»_A_-_-_-f-_-_W -_-_-_-_-_-f -_-_-‘-_-,-,-_`-'_-°-7-_Tg;-1#?f:‘1Tf;-.-_-.-_-,-.
Of jllltlce Bild l1'|B.k8 lllB P8.tllW&y `;YV'YY;7:v'v V V 777777777777 *rv* 7;" I 71 I 77 ` ' v 77: Av; JV 77:7
me to .make this rnllng but I have to    .
’ . g 0 e cent per word firsi insertion in this column. half -eni per word los ‘
the t°°h“1°“.m"e§, M _the law' he can sreb continuation. Cash mast accompany order and five per esni fis-
t Bak' nm 1°' it' “ld Judge Gunn in' cnmf allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five cents.
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AGENTS. WRITE AT ONCE FOR
our attractive proposition. Some-
thing everybody needs. Over 100
pel- cent profits. Exclusive territ-
itory given. Ka-To-La'-S/pecis.ltY
Co. Dept. G. Montreal, Que,
11-23mBlpd.
 
BOAKDERS WANTED
Boannnns WANTED .rr 166 KENT
Si;_ _ 11-28 Miilpd.
 
IIMALE HELP
GIRIJ WANTED. APPLY AT Mt'
_rel1__Ho_t_el. ____ }}'2_7lVil5_llJd-
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
work. Good wages. No washing.
Apply 112 North River Road.
_ 11-21 Mit
WIN:-eu, A crux.. APPLY xr nr.-
don House. 11-Wifi.
wanrno-xr rmnconwoou Hos-
pital a cook. Good wages for one
experienced. 11-11 M EU.
 
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CHOICE RED ONIONS. 10 LBS.
for 35c. at J. J. GAY & 3°"-
11-26M6i.
FOR SALE, COMPLETE BET OF
Dental instruments and ofilce fur-
nishmsnta, ste, outfit of the into
Dr. G. I. Moore, For further par-
ticulars apply to Dr. D. Hoy,
Fraser, Montague, P. E. I.
11'2°_H_1!'!9-._ ____
FOR SALE-STORE COUNTER,
fine hardwood, deep, rich orna-
ments. well finished. Length 10 ft,
width 8 ft.. height, 8 ft., 8 in.
Will be sold at a bargain. Apply.
_"*'1'°f*¥'°\;'l§_“\f‘ll°°-__.19r1W,*L
FOR SALE- 'DAME FOXEB FOR
. breeding purposes. One pair reds.
- Price reasonable, delivered. Addrsib
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'FOR SALE--SHARES IN THE BEL-
rrlont Black For Cor. Ltd. For full‘
information apply at once to S. A.
_ McDonald, sity; John B. Andrews,
I East Royaltv. and lam Craig, City.
= 11-10 ‘ll Ed;
j1.os'l--nsrrwunn 'mi"s'roRn or
' Moore 5 Memos! and 101 Iitaroy
‘_ Bt., a parcel containing 8\ yards
ohcloth. Finder will hlndly leave et
Moore a Heuod or at Guardian
LOST-COAT BETWEEN MORREEL
House and Steam Navigatioh wharf.
Finder leave at Morrell anti’-get re-
ward. -1!-ilal/lzlpn.
= 
MISCELLANILUUS
A QUIET TRACTABLE DRIVING
horse may be hadthe winter for its
keep. Apply P. 0. Box. 875. _
'i 11-28ld§ipd.
WHEN YOU WANT T0 BUY Oli.
sell Foxes, any kind write E. W.
Douglas, Stanley, N. B.
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ENDERS FOR ENTIRE STOCK,
astern ra ing o., E ra, w
be received until November 15. Ap-
ply to F. B. McDonald, Bouris.
11-Smet!-.
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Store and out buildings of the
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LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.
Special rate to our Opening Class.
We have opened one of the moat-
up-to~date institutions of its Lind
in America. Write for particulars.
Modern Barber College, 62 Bt.
Lawrence Blvd., Monf.i‘eal.11-l3Mff.
 
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Male nur w_nN_r_r:p
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Apply Oha‘Dpeil's Grocery. '
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BOY WANTED-AP§,l* 188 QUEEN
Sfmt- _ innate
vTKr'<i°i:`r>-rw@'6ol> aliir. sovs.
Victoria Hotel. 11-l5llt_l »
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unseen.-' sweat irnoiu as North
mum. with-_'U°r. Mattias \w\\l°i
l;_ak_s_ry and  App yt: 
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Pl-owes -_ na e. Rlatj
molltrata' ms.-gm. av
ply to Prowss Bros_.flAd.
when
PORK
‘ heavy
J ohh
' ilkcn bright. I
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; ones. ' ix-sang.
`> John,
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