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The New 0ver-
Coals are here ‘
Its as natural for men to buy
their new winter overcoats at our store
as it is for the sun to shine. We have
set the Standard, for the clothing trade
in this Province, in past years. Men
now naturally look to us for what is
new,what is fashionable. They all agree
that the clothing frade has been advan-
ced to a high degree by our efforts, from
year to year, to improve in style, fit and
iinish.
college coats for men and boys in the
Harvard, and all the latest makes, are now to be
our large clothing room on the second floor. 4
Our purchases this season have been larger than
nd we are proud of our showing of new overcfiats.
now you will be also.
Prices in our coats run from $6.00 to $2o.oo
S. A. McDO L .
lllassoy Horses
ooo sitro~ _
N0 l. GRAFT. foaled April Isl. 1008 .»irerl by
Brazilian No Wilt. drrui Carrie Nation by l’ro
vlder MH randiini Feda by Adrnirilslrwitcr
r ll
57. G. G. darn All-Right. 'lliis Colt i-i broken
o carl. and bike, has been an clgli' in ‘tl seconds,
scarcely nny training. violglisfR."».'r lbs , .<t;iinl_-
iourtson hands hivh.a.beauLiful 'ieal llrowu in
color. perfectly gaired, in i-hero ri 'J uf Lrotli-r
as he in backed up by the very bent sires nurl
dams in the world. Full brollrvr tu 1.~'r~nr.~l
Tarts H25, winner ofthe 2 linnd ~l your livrts nt
Halifax IN. S., never lieulerr in his clri_-s und
now owned in Montreal. (irurl. will do __t.o_gu,
to the rliewrirrg with uf; well ns the |‘ncc.~`.
He has just cipturcd first. prize for year old
.~to.llion»~r at 5\iuiuicr~~ide and t.'hurlo.fe1ov\ii
exhibitiobsl At Clirir'lettnt0\vn.'Gr.rft stepped'
on the stretch bofnie the (i|~»\v'|l -' tu_|irl hitc r"d
tna.éiike.glr. lfivinir arp. licco rilrnrrrlicrl hziv lii~.
note fre razi :rnsn waairiucizit mire .
“Noi 2,grIlS§ I. Chill.. u ‘gi-urirlry brpd yculriilug
ar nn regscrer vouru- 1 A.". .
 in lllltl. by Brnziliriu Nd ;l0‘.4_li. , darn
Nelllehy Provider 23968. gr-urirlnrri Minnie by
All-riqht 5817. G. G. dnrri Filly by Alnrdirllah
4808. ri this marc ,voir hnvo the blood of ucorpnr
Wilkes. "Provider" wus by l’rei~e|rtor iiud lie
la ihegrenl. Niitwoodlitltl. which is sufficient.
Tliisls ii trim built und very handsome filly
in fact a show mare. Sho is ii sure trottci'
being one of the prirc gniterl kind that poss-
e ses a good hcad and can stop extremely
tzst Last winter wlieir nine ruoulhrr old
could tr-pt by ithte gildcxot auetrlitalr ligrscfiii
th e-ii riute io _ e noun o ic e nor u
soil? lilies conipany.und will gntlrur up ull the
futiiritlerr and when through racing a brood
rlrrare lwhlclr will pr-odiiiépnrhte c}l)io‘ittic,<t riends,
‘t Ove - oo er" lor ca o r riccr ."
hill. Il. 0111 BAOAN, rio-rk boy peldiurz by
Parkside 222 ZH. sire of 18 in the lst. arrionrr
thernl, Parltgosg ‘Midi-44, Du Sarizgn, tis dfull
b t er tr rir wan years o , s rn s l
lrfiirlaweighs |100 Ibis iri floor flesh. nlooil-
lllre.ele5n agp dee? axid e eyie\rl‘) anynhlerc iéi
a ness. or ici car css air eau ri i-nu -
slag. high hrrideg nrli<d cial-.~'ey,Lhi=.s fare agtiori
manner-so ur woo _ \iri ra ne n are,
:Stories-t green trotrer for next season. siife
for lady to rlrivc.Tliis hoi'.~=n’s dnrn wus l y Hern-
anrlofhoi. 28itlhg'r;andarr}\1L.:\ll§lb;\'h.ll<l\lL!l\'\¢= ima
r. in- uno _ oruiig rc I no co-‘c up nn
Tlriallr is becoming so popiilur iu the lreltcr
ri ay.
0 No. 4. "BELL" bnv more 5 rciir-ir old. smooth
reader sired by Harry Wilkes. dam 1):-|in
Swift. bay in color. weighs 000 lbs., funrlly
n.i\rs.
Prospective buyers will do well to
lock this lot over early aathev will he
sold privately. For luller information
ar ply to
E. E. Crosby,
Cape Traverse.
ro-9dtts4i
Fil-¢ibuoy8oapla delightfully re'rc<hlug fer!! ll
or Toilet in hot, weather. For wi\hInE\Uld0l'
ol .o
Proven Quality
` Fullest assurance ofobtalning
 silver of beauty and proven
3 quality is yours If you ask for
"M looros oiosi'
Recognized everywhere as the -
world’s standard in silver plate. _
Int In sets. dllhn, waiters.
etc., lu stamped
- MERIDEN BRITA CO.
_ - 211.' |»oLi> nv Lxlinruc nnanans
A  "_ "Silver Plata that Wears”
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NOTICE
Of Medical Council
--_-E.xa.m.inations
The Professional Exam’nations
of the Medical Council of Prince
Edward lslaiid _will be held in
Cliarlottetowii on Wednesday and
Thursday, October 27,tli and 28th-
Candidates intending to take
these examinations will coniinuni..
cate willi the Registrar-Secretary
at once.
S. R. JENKINS, M. D.
Registrar, Secretary '
io 7dthrn4i.
" iii.AcK oliinoio i.im-._ ”
The S.S. Bouavista sailing frolll
Montreal Thursday evening Oct
mth Wm be due at Charlobetown
Sunday Oct r7ili and ou Mondav
Oct 18th sails for _St johns, Ncwé
fouiidland via Souris, bydnel’ an
North Sydney, C. B. Carrvlng
and produce underdeck at l0W€Sl
_"bl 1 S~
wird: efiii-flier particulars as to
freight and passage apply 1° A
Par - -0~
d ~ _» 'rents
nlothlnrzh uneriunilnfl. Cleanser: and purille.-1 I0_-_'Y_'1wl\__V_TT_ i
I The New Book
0l Common Praise
-Ol"
'l`llE-
Clinrch 0i England ln Canada
HYMN BOOK and PRAYERS COMBINED and separ-
ate books. All styles of bindings, all prices, io cents to $3. 50
per c
IiZ)l’.yE.GANT BINDINGS in SEAL and MORROCCO
as well as the cheaper bindings.
ORDERS for CHURCHES taken at EXACTLY pub-
lishevs prices.
Open for inspection THIS WEEK ONLY. $160.00 W0l’lh
of samples direct from the publishers, a_ splendid chance to
procure any style of binding at a low price. Balance of un-
sold samples to be returned. Ask to see them.
i
liorsrs, cattle and sheel’ W decki
*BANK MANAGER 
DIED AT JAMAICA
YARMOUTH, N. S., Oct 2- A
cablegram yesterday from Mande-
ville, Ja., announced the death of
Ross Parker, manager of the Bank of
Nova; Scotia there, Mr Parker was a
victini of typhoid fever,nnd it is fee.-
red his remains cannot 'ne sent to his
llliill Glllllill STREAMS
NEW YORK, Oct 13-The Rev Dr
the Christian and lllission-sry All-
iance outained pledges of S-16.772 S1111-
day at the morning service in the
Gospel Tabernacle in Eiglitli avenue.
near Fortyaiourdh street. ‘-llhls
money will go to support the lcrreign
missions and workers oi the Alliance
and incidentally help convert the hea-
then. ,
Dr Simpson has several times o‘.I-
taiiied larger pledges than he got
Sunday, but he seemed to be well sat-
isfied. The amount obtained, with
some $50,000 pledged at tue summer
conversation of the Alliance ii Old
Orchard, Me., last August, will 'Loring
the pledges lor missionary work lor
the year up to nearly $100,000.
,The 'annual missionary offering was
made at the close of the service, The
moment Dr Simpson mentioned money
the woman who has been the first to
rush forward with her cgntribiitions
every year darted down the aisle to-
ward the speaker. Dr Simpson saw
her coming and said ruth;-r regretful-
ly that his faithful contributor would
not be the first one this year to get
in her money because- he had been'
handed $15 Uefore the service began.
"Sophie," for that is the name she
is 'nest known under at the Gospel
Tabernacle- meetings, is Mrs Sophie
Litchteniield. She makes 3 living
doing housework und washing oy the
day. Her contilirrrtion to the supp-
ort oi the heathen Sunday-irnd slre
always contributes with n right-
rood will-was $60. Other cnshr con-
iflbutions amounted to 84,858, wli-ich
did not include u lint full of small
coins that had not been counted when
the meeting was over.
The contributions runrfed from 50
cents to $1.500, the lntter sum. 'ne-
ing pledged by the Nyack 'Training
_School oi the Alliance. The liig-‘nest
individual pledge was $7,000, llr
Simpson is a native of Cuvendtsli.
1 °.i*.§.f!I.9.§_.'__‘\
ilro Kind You Have Always Bought

'THREE GORED BY
AN ANGRY BULL.
&l_T JOHN, October 12--A large bull
which was `r,ror lit to the cit todn f
bereaved home here.
He was the only child of Ed-
ward F. Parker, of Parker, Rapins
Co, was 30 years old, and was one
ol the brighest and most upright of
young men, with splendid prospects.
His parents are prostrated with
grief, and they have the sincere sym-
pntlrv of the entire co-rnrnurrit
Y.
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unnyside Library
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‘ll ' Y 5
on one of the river bouts, escaped
from its guatdinns utter it had lrccu
put aslrore, and, turning on a drrlr
hand from the str-zimcr Elaine, iirrmed
`Strongsberg, goo-1-_rl him severely. The
animal then 'rniidc ir duslr up Main
lstrcet and out lllillaute avenue, in its
course running down a young virl,
daughter of F: ed W. Bailey, It gor-
cd the child loudly before ii \vor"ir-
man nearby interfered, Then it ;_;t-
tucked him und lic wus injured be.
fore the iufu1'iutc<l animal wus rims.-
cd nwny. Alter two hours the bull
was csnight and tied to n telephone
post until sh<_.t, A doctor was
called for the Bailey gurl. Stronsloeig
was taken to the pitnl This is
the biitclicrs here, Twice nclfire
it lxrulke loose on' board and jumped
o\'erlioaI'd.
THOMAS CO’l`isl GETS
FRENCH BILLET.
OTTAWA, Oct 12-Thomas Cote,
lolluurly uf the cenilus depatjtment
but recently managing editor of La
Presse, will be sent to Paris as Carn-
atimn commissioner in gngqegsirn to
Hector Febvre, who has asked to be
relieved on account of age.
A CARAQUET MAN
' WAS BADLY INJURED.
BATHURST, N, B,, Oct 12-l§ia.ur-
Of
Current Literature
is creating a stir among
Book Lovers. A large
number of readers have
already become meni-
bers and are enjoying
_ the many new books.
All the best of the
newworks of fiction are
being added as publish-
ed.
Large°list of Authors
to select from.
Membership fee $ I _ 2 5
Exchange fee 5c
 Hoszard &Moore t
Sunnyside, Bookstore
l  .____
` Tanlon’s
Watches
lead all others for accuracy and
excellent values.
We take the greatest care in test-
ing and rating our watches.
With the aid of an accurately rat-
ed crononietor and thirty years ex-
perience therefore we can assure the
best watch service.
Our watches range from r.oo to
$50.00.
Satisfaction guaranteed
ice Gronet, of Caraouet, employed on
|the dredge working here, met with a
-very painful accident this afternoon.
His foot caught in u coil or rope wh-
,ir-li was being rapidly run' out and
‘was so batlly injured that it is thou-
lrvht amputation will be necessary gt
the ankle.
m 
"$1.50 to $2.25 gloves in everytrriiig
but price-and that is only $1.01 li
type could say what n look Lit these
zlnvrs will tell yolu. v0‘\’il noone l-cl-
fter-slrelter to purchase here to-mor-
`row._ James Paton & Co. They rome
|in mocha Kid, Dog skin, lined ind
unlined, over 100 pairs, 7, "l, 8, Sl,
to 9. Only 1 pair ‘uf its kind.
10-1~i'ltt.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
°The Union Commercial College night
sessions opened on 'i`iresday evcniini;
with n lnrge attendance. 10-lddll.
A. B. Simpson and his co-workers in'
iive million hard clams, \'nr'y'irig
size from a kernel ui corn
rg chestnut‘, have been planted
Mass, where- there ls no law , re-lCuurt room was ,crowded. Most of tho
Stricung the taking nf mem below _a%t;rne of the (t`ou;»t \\-ns egirkcn tu)p tlxilyé
-  _ .  _ - ~.,tie argunien o cmlil-‘ HS 1
;[;tt[;1n hue uh plehulb m tmb`iiiiiriissil»‘ility of ccrhziiu r\\'iilcncr=. The
_ Bl lHi Mllllllll
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-b`€\'€Dl-Y
to
in
Port Washington Bay the prrst month
und it is quite probable that more
will lm.sov\'n before ice makes. Flbert crime- '~
H. lllackev und the Lewis Brothers,
who are in Dartnersliip in .tlie\vcn- ‘*°-“*"""“""-' O 
ture, with New York parties, ure the
largest _planters and the next _ to 
them comes Josiah Thompson. The E
former expects to .plant river u thous-
and L barrels of the seed. Iiir 'l‘homp-    
son has planted three liundretl bnr- ‘ V
rels. Lucius Jones and John \(`. ____ ,
Allen have planted upward of a hun-
dred barrels. Tlie clams average KENTVILLE, UCL 12__Th[, (im-I-“_
about forty thousand to a barrel them libel case was Upenetl _here tu-
arid are gathered at New Bedford, day, and during the proceedings the
Manchester (N. HJ. and. Peter Do-E
lqrey, a Somerville butcher, .lormerly,!
el Antlgonlsh (N. S-). Wh” were “rl
ilicted on the cliargs Ol “W ‘““"l"`
oi Annie Mullins, oi, St John'B
(Nfld), in Arlington, on March_27.
_ 1908, will be-.brought before a JUYY
in for trial on Nov. 3, according to 'fn
-announcement; made tonight by Dis-
Iirrco Attorney J. J. 1-iiisisins The
men were urrested lust binrcii, nearly
a year after the commission of U12
be proceeded with .to-
W .MENTHO
_.Qld Piisrni'
FOR BACKACHE
scrarrc/i. rneunrsv, °
ST1TCi~u;S. Clucics,
Nr:uaaLclA. RuecM.1i-|15”
Each 25c. in air-tight sin box,
yard rolls $1.00, can be cut to ony'
size.
Beware of worthless imitation;
Davis at Laivizi-mer; co.. irmiimi
~ We Vvlli h3\'e by vessel
this week
Reserve Run of Mine-
' _ hos 1 _ ` ~
Tlrc’TlTi'i‘d ntteliipt ‘ttfgct the bull TT
years before being rriarketnble-i.ittle
Necks, to speak. At" thu end ¢_. »0f
three years, for every barrel planted,
the _growers expr/:t to realize ut
east ten barrels that will bring
from $12 to $15 per 'nui`rel. it
doesn't require much figuring to
find the .irumense profits the plunttcrs
will realize, provilliiig of course, thc
clams rniiture, or reacli -3 size tlinlt
will uverrigc from 2,500 to 3,tl(ltl to n
barrel. The planters entertain little
fenr, if uny, of the claims dying. The
stock wus in i\xr|»lrciit‘_l1cirltli
stock wits in exccllr-rit corrtlitiori when
pluirtcd :ind there is little rlu\ibt‘
that every clum will live.
___.
ill THY lNN|E MULLNS’
lllililll MUHUEHEH
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 12_~
James Mnrtir, ,ri Greek barber. or
, ' main case will
l`he local planters .pay $15 a barrel morrow
. .
for the clams and sow thorn. ou mudl _
bottom, where they must lny three' __ 'L_
This
is the trade-
mark which is
t , found on every
1 5 bottle of the
genuine
t’s Emulsion
the standard Cod Liver Oil
preparation of the world.
Nothing equals it to build up
the weak and wasted bodies
of young and old. .uinforaisis
Send l0c_. rifrnie nl writ-r und this ntl, for
` ` l. lt l'lrl`
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Good Liiuk Prniry.
SCOTT 8: DOWNE
|26 Wellington St. -V/eat. Toronto, Ont.
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Reserve Nut-
Albion Run cf Mine--
Acadia Round--
Acadia Nut--
Inverness Round.
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Phone 240.
A Subieel oi
Admiralioo
our fine laundry work
lspcakes for itself.
Your lady friend will ap~
precizite your good taste as
\vell as admire your flue linen
if you patr.,»ni;».e the Star.
Best work. l’eiscn;rl atten-
ticn. Prompt service.
A. F. WEBSTER
_s
134 Kam Sr. Phone 151
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Particular People
lf you pride yourself in wearing soiutthiuq extra"
ordinarily good as well as we do in sliowingycu clothes
head and shoulders over any to be sceii in this city--
you cci1i't_ help appreciating our showing of “College
Ulstcrsf’ They include every popular' pattern and col-
or we could find-riot. 11 cheap looking pattern in the lot_
'l'hey are not commoii tiilort-rl ulstcrs but ther' :ire ulsleis y
_ the prducton of expert hands, dc-sign tl by iiinsluf
niinds.
You nrc siui| ly izi tlic ~l ark as to their t~xt~clleiice uuli-ss _V011
see the s oriug ~ no rlwcriptiori cnu do tlicul justicc»it lIll<<‘5
the skilled c_\c tn<lcIc\~ltl1rii' iiirlt-sti'il>al>ly superior qiitililivs.
We ask you to kindly will risk to see them --you’ll be court-
eously sliowu just \vli:1L you want.
$12.00 to $27.00,
1 - - L -3
¥.+...=.-.-
“Drop in an watch us sell the line.
of English furs, sent by mistake, even
ii you don’t, want to buy. lt will lic
an eye opener for yoii_ Jas Paton &
Co. 10-12dti.
"Mcdillm Weight underwear lor lnll
wcnr at popular prices fit D, A.
Bru¢e’s. 10-oust.
"We want your money and will
give in exclrniige furs worth l-3
more. They crrme to us by mistake.
Jas, ,intron o Go. io-iziisf.
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BEST
Brand Briars
We have just opened ii
nice line of these celebrat-
ed goods and invite your
inspection.
Also received
Craven Cigarettes
Black Cat Cigarettes
Craven Tobacco
Black Cat Tobacco and
others.
A W Ruldin Phm, B
"Something new in shirts I lhe
celebrated W. G. and R. braid. il.A.
Bruce. ` 10-9dtt.
CONROY’S
Low Prices
B.1rrrrrins that come through
the crrsli rlranncl.
' FOOTWIQAR of all Vrrritleh
Trunks. Suit Cases and Grips.
AGENT for Fnmiture, Clothing,
tlentfs furnishings and otliér
lines.
l‘1irr-ir that would tempt I
mirror.
l’_\TRON_-\Gl-I SOLICITED
CONROY
' The Shoeman
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Guns, ° Kevolvers.
Gun Cases and all lrindS
Ammunition
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