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samazslsdsemtlhzm made in diferent widths and qualities from xok to 18k. . QPPIY 55 this 05109 ll? °D0¢» .
Miss Ethel McLca d th Misses
w°` w' w E  R' Weeks of Charlottcto:n :ie theegllest of r
Ch`\°‘"’- P' F" I' Jewe °r °” E°g"v°"  Mrs. C. D. Thompson, Botsford street.-
 JA5~ Umlghlnn W53 brought before su'
f i 4 E , iw ` M ` pendiary Tweed Alberton on Frida
Those Who Doubt
We are not selling at a`= ;
mall profit everything in our
grocery, are cordially invited
to call and ree for themselves.
Ask for Allan’s Champagne ~
Lola-the most delicious sum-
mer drink you ever tasted.
Jas- Kelly &. Co
OQIO-810100010000
100 Men or more.
Good Wages.
Apply to
T. A McLEAN, Ch’town
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_ W and wnvroaa or violation or c. T. A. no
 Q.w A was dned $50 and costs.
New Era
  In
Footwear
The “Queen Quality”
Shoe marks a. new era
in footwear, a revelation
in shoe making. it has
shown that at $3.75 a.
shoe can be retailed that
furnishes the finest of
leathers, the mo st
thorough construction,
the highest grade of de-
signing, and the most
perfect finish; and those
who have not worn
these shoes have only to
try them or ask those
who do, to learn that
these claims are not ex-
aggerations, but simple
facts. We have had to
re-order these shoes
several times this season
and already our sales
have been enormous.
We have all the fav-
orite shapes such as the
Bon-Ton, Rugby, St-
Louis etc.
ALLEY & C0.
Sole Agents
COUI\ [RY
Guardian Correspondents
t vcrywlrcrc. 
ANY girl desiring to learn typesetting
should apply at this omce at once.
Any person desiring to rent a double
Moncton Times.
MB. Brecken, Post Oillee Inspector,
visited Alberton omce on Thursday which
he found in a very satisfactory condition.
On Friday hc went to Montrose and cx~
pressed his satisfaction at the conditions
of affairs there.
M1~l.R. H.Reid who for manyfyears Hlled
very emcicntly the position of Secretary
of School, Trusteese Alberton, has
resigned his position. Mr. Raid
intends leaving in a few days for
Boston where hc purposes to reside.
Tal Standard Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
proposes making an exhibit at the Provin-
cial Exhibition, Halifax. The limes will
include: (l.) Harness, team and driving;
(2.) Larrigans and shoe packs; (3.) Boots,
and shoes; (4.) Lace and leather. The
goods will tell their own story, and the
lrm cordially invite all visitors to the Ex-
hibition to inspect same.
THAT it will be splendid is the verdict
of all who know the kind of gymnastic
exhibition the members of the Y. M. C. A.
, can give. Bractlce makes perfect, and the
way the boys do the drills and the
difficult feats they are ablc to perform on
the apparatus show how possible it is to
get thc muscles under perfect control. Bc
euro and see them at the Opera House
this evening..
Loon Our ron 'rnnFxsn Tnrnrl-Mr.
JnmesM. Sharam of Gladstone district
has requested the writer to state through p
the press that he had about twelve
dollars worth of hake stolen oh' his flakes
_a short time ago, and he would caution
other dshermen to watch theirs lest
they might go in the samc way. Mr.
Sharam had his fish drying on the
flakes in the day, and left them packedup
in the silent ld ight h - if
one night,espied some oneat the ilshiilakes
near Beach Point trying to get some Bsh
on the same easy terms. Of course the
young man pursued the thief, but he
being a fleet runner as well as a stealthy
thief, he was not to be caught. It is a
great pity that this person who evidently
prefers getting fish in a cheaper and
.easier way, than 'buying fishing gearhnd
‘tolling for them, could not be caught and
introduced to a. room in Dorchester Pene-
tentary where he would be obliged to"`give
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OFFICE- sunnynaae life-and especially this season when
New Prowse Block- First 11001' 1° the 1'*-Zhi fishing has been so podr -without havin!
n1?atg5_=.‘_mry work. Reamuable pda _ their ilsh stolen by some disreputable
Telephone aio. villinn who should be enclosed within the
notion to read the New Testiment and
r resolvetolead a more honorable life.
\ I I THe tisherme asis well known find
DEHTIST .
Farm for 5ale.,~.~f  f
Wiihln lllne lilies oi iih’lovn and Thiel
of B. li. Station.
This fe rm contains over loo acres cf land,
well watered with three d1B'erent ponds Wh1Ch
never go dry and a good well with force PUWP-
F6 acres new meadow, well fertilized last spring W
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which out from one and a half to two tons 0
hay this year.
iz acres well fertilized land ready for ne!!
!¢ar‘s crop and 4 acres of newly stumped land
ready to ue broken for next year.
luildin? .comparatively new, milk V485
ilssest ga-t .
Terms ;asy.e Apply at 'rua Gcaanxax Ofice
rwdw sm.
P ,__ Hn na |._ .I
Bill. GARBUTHEBS, ll.ll.G.ll.
L. R. C. P. London.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON_
°l_|¢¢ and Residence; Kent Si. 0” 0'",
Mark Wrighfs Pcctcrv-
WHHCE il0URS:8-I0 a.n|.,l2to2 9.1!-.7 il 5 I-I
Tllnrnonn couuomcamon n¢cxd&
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ASBESTIG
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' The, King of Wall Plasters
=="  Proof, Sound Proof r
<  Crack or scale oi.
._1 ihlrd less coal will heat your house s
g- llnouoe win. Asbesne. _
‘_ vi!! having your ian prepcred see tllll
» 3861: Plaster is speciged.
e _ Aslnsrlan-rife rroogcola wafer palm.
ful
ill
l ( Y A midnight missions around the ilsherman’s
Lili# ` ' "" buildings and flakes where the fruits of
 0 their toil are placed and prepared for
  I n    market., Assuredly he is on the rounds
lil/_ this season again, as Mr. Sharam’s case
1, T' _ ‘ proves: and in the writers opinion ' it
(iii   , Vwould pay and certainlyibe safer for all
. ,ef dshermen to procurea 60 centpadlock and
@ , . ,I a. bulldog, for even in this age there are
, :_ som who if th ld t th tc
Th' ’°m°i”d°' “det Wm" nd wool; ,   y galil) °f gsettlementiyoiing'ud;`;meri3l:nd¢;” t-xiii;
mile. see our im 'wmion of “Waking \,. l would take all the bake, coddsh, etc.
rr/rl r Sticks", ,,,_,,,,,, Aifontfose ¢5g,,.,_  thcydcouéd get holg gf said they wouldn};t
'_);\ Best 5 cent cigar U.; min ta rngagoo at am or twoont e
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O 't P t0ilice.
alittle help, without pay therefor, and
where he might through time take a
ni 9
difficulty in procuring sufficient fish to
pay their bills and buy the necessaries of
walls of a penitentiary spinning oakum
or performing some other hard work,
instead of running at large and going on
cd'ort for Cannda’s good, to telling thc
,, , same terms. Watch therefore, fishermen! ~ 
Fahd:  D “yi for you know not the night nor the hour
‘ _' wherein the fish thief may come and take
away the fruits of your hard and honest
lieddin Bros-  
6 as HAS STOOD THE TEST for over twen-
ppm; ~ _ ty~ilve years with thoroughly satisfactory
~ Full ’ B '
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Professor Robertson while in England
this summer did not wholly confine his
people of the British Isles what good
butter and excellent cheese, fine beef and
appetizing bacon were being produced in
this country, and the best way to' trans- ._
port them across the Atlantic.  tried
to learn all he con,-ld in educational moth-
ods along thc lines he is following in the
McDonald seed graincompetltion and the
manual training now in operation ~in
Canada. Asa result of these observa-
tions itisproposed by Sir Wiliam Mc-
Donald to start a number of schools,
about twenty, ws believe, in the diferent
provinces where special efort will bc
made to train the faculties of the children
in the sort of life they will mostly lead
when they grow up, instead of loading
them into the realm of knowledge only
through books. The aim will bs not to
follow too closely the methods adopted in
the English schools visited, but try to ern-
body in our curioulum what in theirs
secms best adapted to this country. Pro-
fessor Robertson vislted a school in Buns-
by, Cheshire, and says: “The teachers
there had been giving iessonsion plants.
for over thirty years, and about seventy
per cent._ of the boys from that school have
settled in the neighboring country.” "I
would not say that what I observed was
the school, but taking the farm teachings
and thc appearance of the country, its
neatness and the excellent condition of
the pastures and cattle, as I drove
the most thrifty and prosperous districts
in England.” The Professor goes on to
say: “I think I would be warranted in
saying that a good deal of this excellence
was owing to the training of thc faculties
of observation and thinking on matters
that concern the daily life of the people.
One seemed to find a more intelligent
look. in the faces of the children in that
school than in the faces of the children in
most of the rural schools in England,
showing that the result is rcally the
culture and development of the intel-
ligence far more than any special apti
tude of the land or even knowledge of
hgriculturc. We sometimes complain
that wealthy Canadians are not so ready
as others to give their money to advance
the public good. This charge cannot be
against sir William mononnd.
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THB following stock is being exhibited
at the Halifax Exhibition by Island
farmers. Lecestcr,Shorpshirc and L=n~
_coin sheep, and some poultry by Albert
Boswell, Mount Mellick, poultry and
shorthorn cattle and Southdown and
famous shorthorn bull, |Silver Chief, and
River, also shipped a number of South
McMillan, McKinley Bros, and John
Richards are contributing stock.
k WHY CROILBIS FATAL.
When croup attacks your child you
must beready for it. t comesas an
accompaniment to an ordinary cough, or
it may attack without warning. All ills
any kind ofcough appears there should
be something at hand to stop it with
promptness. Many a child has choked
remediy was not convenient. Every one
ebonl know that the right safiuard for
achild’s cough or any cougglrl is damson’s
Botanic Cough Balsam. ith this sooth-
'ing compound in the house, croup is al-
ways easily checked and relieved.
'lo give a child a fcough mixture"
containing anarcotlc ls a_very serious
matteryyet most- preparations contain
something of this kind. Ada.mson’s
Botanic Balsam is prepared from the pur-
est exiracts o' barks and roots and gums
of trees, and is healt`ii7griviug in e_very com-
penent part of it. ereever rt touches
,an inflamed surface, it heals and soothes
it. Nothing every compounded for cough
e' is so harmless, and nothing so effecacious.
Adamson's Balsam is an old remedg
and it has never lost a friend throng
failure to help. Keep it in the house.
try it on your owncou_gh and do your
child a good turn by being ready for any
emergency. Price 25 cents at any drug-
gistfs.
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Two Frontllooms and Board at Mrs.
James A. Alley’s Queen St. Two doors
North Fitzroy. 9~11-Li
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 school Teacher
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insects, and other objects in the locality,
attributable to the instruction given at
through it would characterize it as one of.
|Cheap too-Sec them.
of children develop quickly, and when-
to death with croup because the right‘
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Ladies’
New""""‘ _
Fall Jackets. _
All the most novel in styles
in Ladies’ Cloth Jackets are
here for your selection -colored
and black; smooth cloths, and
rough eicots, are all favorites.
sinner sues.
$5.95 L A
buys' a good heavy cloth
Jacket (4 colors) double
stitched seams, semi-ltting
back, new flare sleeves, reefer
collar, and lined throughout. =
Reefers and A
Coats A ’
for Misses and children. A`
splendid assortment of very-
oretty, warm Garments you’ll
find here for the children._
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missions’ for"t‘h°“wrmr T; LH’ ltgitni 16 Oxford Down sheep' by Silas Love, We haves variety of Jelly Powders which we think yol e
young’ mn coming home at 5 me hom Mt. Mellick. R0b¢rU FUPDBSS. Vvrlwn would lilre.--Here are some of the lavora- ` g _ .
Grape .
Cherry ~
Lemon
Vanilla
Pineapple
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Jacket
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‘rhroo quarter lengths, and _
extralollghnd favs), but the by
shorter ones are the greatest
enooess.
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boy- ».1»»_vv crowd
Jlokotaootrorer __
racial-oollar,wcll Q5!
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bu a very stylish Fine. 
Gr-zyorilaok Beaver Cloth 
Jacket, velvet "collar, BNN! if-
front, and suni-Ilttiug blbk- 
this garment 'ia also lined  _
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in bundles in the evening, his Hakes being Lmoom sheep, and P°u1try A by F. G' u  I `  g .Q ,ui w
veryclosc tohis house; Mr.Sharam was Bower Gw,_ge¢,°wn° 16 A-1` “M” °‘m°    lg
out in a schooner fishing the night his ilsh -by ’ J H kim” 7 Boyd” is _t _ ,_   =  ', V; » 
were stolen. It would seem as though : ' ' v _’ . ~’» is _ " 1 _ ‘ a _  ~- _ 
someD¢1'son`orDersons make abusiness Gumuys b.7 L°D‘“'.°9“ R°7‘"'7  ‘I .:»;~ 1 » .. “'  ` ‘ ' ' ' ‘  i' ‘ - , _ of prowling around the iishermen's Hakes by Wm' Bam 'N°'th wuumrel ‘nd th’
down sheep. Senator Ferguson, Robert \ ~ i g.if"i»r°°$'
Strawberry
Raspberry
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camo rains; _  1
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Pure Gold, Cox’s and Knox Gelatinc. _
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We have another lot of those chap
Raioinson hand, which we wanc to
in. -This wack weoderthemat thc
rateof
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Call early and getaeupply of till
: You‘il want a goodwatch cheap. ’  U18] IIC lu S039.
- 1 We want to have a chance to tell you ‘
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-' ‘_ factory. You can always have a _ _ ‘ 'i‘_;'_""
,fr \ . . 1 »_~ 1 -’
W* bread. more bread. the best bread if ' 5, _  
- nicely served.
Chicken pies Baked iiecns, and
Brown Brelda'li'Icl;m  '
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(dy carter successfully to the
ost 'curean taste ustafew ‘
?;:1gnri\g;:>;£:xeed _aeegré we Flour is one of the items of_ our Jeweler and option, Gmfton St.
 ro   :;°.;:§::““‘u~';e:;‘:: ‘;;°“f..:.t. "urs,   ~
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if(/' ° ' -'__ could you know the number of fam- ‘ if '_' '
 u ilies in P. E. I. using it.. And here is
u a reason for this: It is always satis
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F l gil),/, Low Prices.
A I   ll    sole agent for ce1eb&d
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For post years we have
selling  Pianos.
We guarantee them. We are
here at agtzimgsé ut: g;‘m;ke ev_ery°-
thi ' . n’ is PM-ll
unt‘i¥y’d‘u have mlled on us.
We quote you very 101' Pfi°¢9 f°l'
high grade inetnunenis.
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Removal Sabi
We expect to open the new
Apothecariec’ Hall, Desbricafl Uol~
ner this month. _ -
We want to reduce our large stock
before removal. In order to do
-so quickly we will cell at greatly
reduced prices. e
Druggisra’ Sundries, Bruchclg
Combs. Boer. SP'°°s°'- Syfivswv
I-ll Kinds, Cir” (by *ll*
bon) and other all at big dig
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V regular $5.50 value.  ~
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