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Now fiir Xmas
jf “|0108 ‘ _
All styles of finish are shown, sepia
snisliui proti-nits in India init and t
he
popular hand-painted work in natural-
colors.
Call in today and see some of the - --
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__,A me new Wm be held In the And s. creed our fathers knew" télaeigxtnylotlhiggwthosenvghoyhhvekhiow _
` . St. Charles’ parochial house on Tues- B m b di h Wm M L i h dm
day' Nov' 23' 3956`n'18M2irlgilissiiniri-eixlibyiroiinéenihfliirli. ng’ \ gnibeout to Fi?arii:ree vliriieii’ we dll
Are you receiving my allowance rig
..*Mr. Frank Conroy, returned to In ° ‘ww had slowly kneading | if tl t h -» I d »¢_ th; h fell and it wasn't much the worse
Souris by the S. S. Lady Sybil on Mon- The mme,” M the mee ummm ings isniinyfhilliises tliii.twl uegil M pi-lg. of the racket. but one man was dead
day from B' business mp t° Halifax" Are we really the stuff for Britain 9011i but Will let YOU kl10W lf I sh0\l
_ Then why do we stand unstirred want anything. Weil Lou there is no
CI-IARLOTTETOWN MARKET~ While the dreams 0| the race am h_i_g___I:;>gv;rit¢§_;';m_:;'_e'_l_l_ rtélose. bviflie for they _“ways get the best or them
._-1 o v mem er me
styles.
The Cook Studio
A_`Pe'r_sonal Thought
The Spirit of the Giving
Determ nes the value of the gift.
What than could be more fitting than
your portrait for the Christmas re-
membrance' To carry
your simple message of friendships.
A dozen portraits solve at once a doz-
on perplexing gift problems. Make an-
appointmeiit today at _
mi-:i sim siuiiio
A A. E. Lyon _
Photo Studio
S"*°§2.‘2ii.3,“.‘.?i°i;'i.°..i$°“°“°' f
Work unexcelled. ~
_ .Moderate Prices.
Ariiateufs work given 'personal
_ attention
107 Queen St. Ch"l`own Phone68J
 l
Timo Table. lloolq Point Fsi-ry.
0. I. Hillsboro.
Leave Oh’towii Leave Rocky Point
i7.80 a.m. 8.00 .pm.
8.80 a.m. 9.00 a.m.
0.80 s.m. 10.00 a.m.
11.00 a.m. 11.80 a.iii.
1.80 p.m. 1.00 p.ui.
l.l;0 p.m. 8.00 p.m.'
0.80 p.iii. 4.00 p.m.
4,30 p. m. 4.50
0.80 a.m. IUNDAY .m.
12.48 p.m. .m.
l.0_0'p.m. _ 0 nm.
4.00 p.m. __ 4.80 p.m.
On Thursday the 8.80 trip will be
omitted. .
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CANAniAN _
PACIFIC
EXCTRSION RATES
Vancouver & Victoria,B.C.
_ SAN FRANCISCO
and LOS ANGLES, Cal.
On Baie daily to November 30th
Good .to Return until I December 31st
1  $122.80
From Charlottetown
(Via Point du Cherie) -
'Good G R i di .
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AUTUMN--~1’Iie Time to See the
 
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533
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PI.n_N"i‘ ENE
S. S. HALIFAX from Char-
lottetown every Friday at
noon. From Boston every
Tuesday at noon, _
___For further information
apply to
;  -.JAS.='CARRAGHER.
_Charlotteio'wn. Agent
v 
Soft Coal
°”° 'ixiit in rw
coal when road!
éiahin, uns, and 011°*
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° IT "'__""“°"“'“"
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soi-
- 5.00-
Boots 5, Men
For Fall and Winter Boots,
we have the best made in
Canada. `
$5.00 a Pair
_Eastern S. S. Line
International Line
' INTERNATIONAL LINE.
Steamship Calvin Austin, and Gov-
ernor Cobb. ,
Leave St. John Wednesdays at 9.00
a. m., Coastwise, and Saturdays at
7.00 p. m., Direct, to Boston.
Return. lcave Boston Mondays via
Portland and Fridays via Eastport, at
9.00 a. m.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
STEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND
NORTH STAR.
Reduced fares in effect
$3.00 to NEW YORK
Reduced Stateroom Prices.
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland
Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.00 p. m. ,
Street.
..A. G. Currie, Agent, Bt. John, N. B.
A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P.A., St. John
New Brunswick.
 
FurneSS I
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIIAX
BTEAMER.
._ Rappahannock Nov. i5th
*Not-. sin slisnsnsoali Nov.21¢h
Nov. itith 'Kanawha Dee. llth
sion. uvsizrooi. Fi-om HALIFAX
Via Nfld. Vll Nfld-
0¢i. 30th. Lexioatsii
Nov. Sth Duranls NW- 15"'
Nov. Nth Tlbllw Dec. 711|
Above ssiiliin are not guaranteed and
are subiect to chaiiiie without notice.
Fiim¢ss.Witi\y & Co.Ltd.
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Tlclrlisli Prop0g_ti:1__1l
is bo ndto ti e
wli)o\l|;  eiillior directlg or
_ indirectly.
...Qu assi. _nuns 11.1.
gpnoeuiiil sbiiirti. Dali; ai., st. oaoiiiariosl: at 7 del
Oats, black (bus)
Beets, (bus.)
Carrots, tbus.)
Wool, lb.
Hides
Calfskins lb .
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Geese (per pair) 8180-$1
Ducks (each) 00-8
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SUMMERSIDE MARKET
Butter (dairy) lb 24-27
Butter. (crenmery) lb 30-32
Buckwheat per bus #Hill-' 75-I?
29
Eggs per doz.
ton 10-
rnilier is usual ny iii. nine $L“‘iui.... .. . _ _
gh, duh Io further particulars ly to - °
°“°° 1°” *"“§ nun wi-1°--°"°~ °°°ii~’ _ ..f.=“.°'°.:-.:.'..:.“‘:.":;.'i°r.°.‘:::.f'.°.:‘°“°°.l" r e s h F 1 S h
Mother I1! iii” k une. mum. °s _
wt  ¢sodisi°foi-eps.: °"“ W' “"i{.u,°’ nm 1.10 '$725 "i°°“"' '"""`° ""°° °` sinus, au., innsinfn una
mics who are always tickled uAr1'|-law no aide wi _°::v;:_§:_ nfomiusni _-muon viii Fm” ”,e_spe¢m_h¢&
in lioiueioaplwisiitifelnd .‘t1I§|, ,,q._ ni .in nsiuiiiiy unix, _ pm pm., pn; y|,.-|,¢,||,,, 1,.;
4° To Crush Hun slavery; active service at'the front.
4° 0’er AtIantlc's foaming crest Somewhere in France
60
Parsnips. Ib . _ .01
4,._
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~- Cough
ltop the Thing that Uaslol It
and the Cough vvlll
Stop Itself
'l' noe Society will be held
gf 'mm is :so
3- Yes! our blood we’ll freely blend
_ 5” -
__   Guard]a`11_ _ ISLAND PRISUHER \
. ';°"' 'AY' °° “’ ”‘ ""'”"'°"°°°'..iiii.'.’."if..°.fu'¢In'i.§ii.}'°'i‘i. §3°.".i.'i1 GERMAN PRI-501|
.`.°D» F. T|lRNEY ll GIIIYMII P0* ilmll. Cllh must accomvluy order- ---
Alwai- ni 
presentativo in Bouris. llllitf. --- The following letter was received
I ...°N0T|CE--T09 Ahllllll M88'-|118 from Lester Johnson, a prisoner in
..'T. GORDON IVE! is Guardian of the Sutherland Sliver Black Fox Germany since battle of Langemsi-ch
Representative in Montague. Co.. Ltd.. will D8 llsld It 14011108110. 011 in April by his sister Miss Lou. C.
-- Thursday. the 18111 day of November. Johnston, Peters Road
..sTI-IE D. G. B. BRANT arrived in 1915, at the hour of 2 o'cloolr. E. _ L_ C, J°h`g|,n N0_ 34 _ ' `
Souris on Tuesday with supplies for PARKMAN.. Secretary-Treasurer. %¢¢_“15¢h_ 1915 G 'rv/v.~ Da In  Da _ °Ut._
the light h¢m“_s _ 3829-114211181. Drug- Sigtgi-;. ;'\ W
_ _ Just a~few lines to you today to let °
-_ ..°THE 8.8. LADY BYBIL nI‘rlved_ “ARE WE REALLY A BRITISH kiluw that I am well and getting on all ;
  in Souris on Monday night from Pic- N_ATl0N?" right. Hope mother is better ere this
_-__ .c ~ _ _ tou but on accihnntiif tim; gsl_e,_ dad gra_w_:i_re:’=z’_;1 aBl;;t{;h_ n_;ltl0i1. an;i flhat all_ the i_'_estt daiée welllmh re- _ _ _ J _,\ Out.,
 not leave for t e- ag aan san s r s li _ii S ce ve your e er a e ept. ‘ .on  »’_ ‘,,- _
;;»'»='==q,_ ,,,,=>1;;f;»,; “"'“ “'°““°°““’.'f_. €§.i.‘§l.°.‘.'23.ii’5i‘L’i.‘?'.?.I."?' _ i‘i3l3Z’.§3§."i?§{X§“i “.1-i'i°l'.‘3.§.~.?”.I‘.§ _-4'., _ 1 91. Year in and Yea,-
uiiinuoimosinioipriu. 'rss soouu. moo ..*e'l‘uRG£0N.- Missionary Con- ' ‘F1 110011 as I can- I wi wceivins mr- » ' ` U
0°- 3*-011111-1111 Glmrlo. cert will be held in the Baptist Keep we me British tradition. cels regularly but -:unuot understurid
"lr r\-`° f
  Church on Friday evening, 19th ln-I The bond of the spoken word? you do not receive mails from me as - 3 ` y '
vi¢,h3;h,, hm, ,md huh" m°m“..m, stead of Sunday evening. Usual Or haw wiitthg knggrghdshhmlasgiou Ilggltgvzrcard o_: lettier ttol :pine fone 1 
-uf wc- “<1 -he "f--1--1 1--d :.-:v..=-“~.».i-°‘~“"° °'#°°“'“f..°°"‘°° °“ ““°“"  1°. °°“ ° '° .........’.l;‘:.‘; is. :’..s;:.;';:  af/ Always the same
_ _ _ ,/ .
Are we really British people, to be about the same there as in . gf/
“ i
tsrio. `
3 hi t H . _ clinging as Britons do other places very quiet. I hear that
0 A ugh" Dm' sto”   To a hearth and home and steepie, Jack McLean is in the artillery, are
. ` _-M
in | -_unmi-
smitten.
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday) .ina inn mon lie tners-uusepuinnrea? 1° 111 "wre-
Bntter. (tqgrgguhsryl lb -32-gg Keep we ine si-ltisii ii-udiiion, GfL°dv_?>;°- __
Butter. Il - The bond of the spoken word  ° ° “
Esau (dozen) ‘ ' 84 or bow we ine lines in submission -it Les. Y°'=~ 111111 |11 01° ff°“* "H21 1* 111018111-
Beel ID- (P61-lil) 10"1_3 To the cult of a sordid shred?
Pork. lb- 10% B Bertram R. Brooker In the Win-
Fowls, lb. 10 nipgh 1'¢|¢||-un,  
Chicken. lb. 12.-14   c
Hay (pressed) ton $12-$13 sEN‘r|MENTs OF ‘ri-is |si.ANn
Straw (p(r_ess_¢:d:) ton $6.3 3oi_o|E|:i3_ ____
T1-“'11 DB 119 9 -1- The followin interestin letter was
P0t8t00B. RBUI. (bill 5° (Tune Scots Wha Has.) received a fewgdays ago by Gr. John JUST WHAT  WUULD HAVE
P0tat0BB. BIIIBI. (blll-I < 55 Sons of Edward Isle are we, Myers, Mount Albion, now on duty `
OMB, Wl1lt0 (btw) 42--4
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PU Rlfy Flin U
V\/Lek in and \¥Veel<_
out. _
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ot start to come down. He tried to
d_ make his own lines but he didn’t man-
ht age it for I went out to see it after it
id and another was hit on the head. I
th, guess it made liim dizzy. I do like to
h see our fellows go up after the Huns
Well Jack. the weather is rather
rough. It has rained all day and is
very cold, but every body is well as
Have you enlisted yet? I hope you
have, Jack, before this reaches you. I
must stop for now.
Good Bye.
A Your loving Brother
Warren.
in ___
4 Enclrcled by the rolling sea the P. E. I. Heavy Battery in Fort Ives
44 Forth we mardi to do or dee Halifax, from his brother Warren on ,A312 ;h:i;;1§lyai::€r?h§a§,};§fo, C233
ig The sword of tyranny
For stern CUilas shaggy hills.
For green Erin’s rippling rills,
For the Rose and Fleur De Lis,
° Our fathers nohly bled;
° From this race we did descend,
0 Now their cause we shall defend.
. Emma Carus, the jolliest star in the
"` world. assisted by Noel Stuart, ln a
repertoire of songs, dances and com-
" edy. George MacFarlane, late star of
“The Midnight Girl" -the famous bari-
tone, Harry Gilfoil, tho gayest old
on TUESDAY NOV. 28rd at I p. iii.
- »_‘;;‘»~ "'11-'. -J|‘g'|,\4s»ov>,l~° _ » BTU- ll 11 - E.
8 -f:'-':'-:-':-:-;-;-1-:-;.;.;.;-;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;._ .EMMA CARU8 AND GEORGE MAC- we boys just had to cheer out loud E-_S-_ "‘ " 1-'
" - FARLANE A1' _B. F. KE|TH'8, for soon we saw the German plane
three of us were going out for rations
when the Germans sent over four
“coal boxes" We call them that be- `\\\\\ \\ \_ \
cause they make such a black smoke __~ _ I I
and Ican tell you they shake the _~ /
ear aroun you or a m e. You can
th d l’ ll   D D S
d s ‘ui For god and Libs,-gy, iiaiaglne fourdofftliem landgng lfs /
I-lay (presse ) t en ten yar s rom us an mak ng‘ / K N D N 
Our Boots at this price. Hay (loose) ner tvs $9-$10 wives nun swsotnoui-is nu farewell, 11 h°l° anywhere from wh 1° twenty §
Hides per lb. 14c. on for you our hearts Shah swelh feet deep. We were covered witli /
Fit ‘H12 F00t Oats (hlahk) per bhis. gc. The hah, of pa,-ting hone can teh glaty land the _;>the_i;_ two were wounigeg _
. 0 in wh te) per us. c. . u escape w i ou a scra c
Suit “I8 _PllYS¢ Ogtme(an per 100 lbs $2.75-$35.g0   gyzayigqihg ttfxglhs gh)W_ hhough n_i__y head ach_ei%_for dayst from  I _  .-
~ ' Ptt , bu c esoc. utour eows sen \over ~ . ' g
Please the Eye _ pg,-it og;-523;; 16?; in) 71,5-10% xhiasfiggiigr £?giet?v2idt:_glJ1esrhg: ‘ a few big ones and they soon left us ai- ch  
Straw ( ressed) er ton $6 ' ter that. Iwatched one ofthem land ‘i\ L Ki Y / I
Turnipsp per bug 18-20c Than ¢l;ive|_2°h|;lRdr;d gearsb ALB and explode and I think it moved a Ei D N E Z H
' 80 - 1 10 ' R no N ’ whole farm if not more I also watche
Wheat, ber bus. c $ . - <1 i|"»
 &  Wool pei' lb. 25-40c. springneld’ Queens Co' bombardment onr)day~it4_was_terriible 
(ghickelm dragged, pei- |\, 12-~15c You could’nt ‘hear yourself speak, but~ “i.__'__-_“_ f _‘hh
_ Lamb pelts, each _40-60c - it got so hot I had to take cover. Well ‘~ - _h - . _ __‘_\.\=
Jack one day I saw a fight in the ai "
between a German aeroplane and a
is o e Gee' it was excitln an
was much shocked to see his daughter
and her “young man" occupying the
Brave, the fiercest storms we’ll Oct., 28, 1915. same chhh. ash." he said shaking
75 breast. Dear Brotheri- t _ ' ' '
Fmm 01° D°°P°t5 hand t° Wie" Just “ few ln” ° 6'; 7°" km" ing my wife she .sat on one side of the
_ ~ that I am alive and well. Have had mom and I sat on the Omen.. Weh_..
1 a few close shaves lately but a miss
is as good as a mile. One night _
his head solemnly, “when I was court-
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replied the suitor, not in the least'
abasheil. "that's what I should have
done if l had been courting your
wife!"
To Put On Flesh
And Increase Weight
Most people eat from four to six
pounds of good solid fat-making food
every day and still do not increase-in
weight one ounce. while on the other
hand many of the plump, cl.unky folks
eat very lightly and keep gaining all
the time. It’s all hosh to say that
this is the nature of the individual.
lt isn't Nature’s way at all.
Most thin people stay thin because
their powers of assimilation are de-
fective. They absorb just enough of
the food they eat to maintain life and
a .semblance of health and strength.
Stufllng won’t help them. A dozen
meals a day wont make them gain a.
single “stay there" pound. All the
fat~producing elements of their food
just stay there in the intestines until
they pass from the body as waste.
What such people need is something
that will prepare these fatty food
elements so that their blood csii
absorb them and deposit them all a-
bout the body- something too, that'
will multiply their red blood corpuscl-
es and increase their blood’s carrying
power.
For such a condition it is well to ro-
commend eating a Sargol 'tablet with
every meu.l.‘Sargoi is not, as some be-
lieve' a patented drug, but is simply
a careful combination of .six of the
most effective and powerful assimila-
tivc and flesh building elements known
to ciicniisiry. lt is absolutely harm-
less. yet has been wonderfully . ef-
fective and a single tablet eaten with
each meal often, according to reports
of users. has the effect of increasing
the weight of a thin man or woman
froui three to five pounds a week.
Sargol is sold by all good druggists
everywhere on a positive guarantee
of weight increase or money back,
"' »
Wholesale Commission
_ d:hN;;1_h_w1w=nQMM° 111113 ssorfivirmmluo. soninn, uns., mini.. ami..
. __ . hu". hmm' “hh
~. i,  _ \` l 9\"|n“'l°°°»  md Inu.: “il , - Reference, Greenwich Bank or any
.:__`__ Ph,  I-\ sn_¢|l_Hf0¢llf0u”.°lAY_n”0l»0I-vu “nm for   gtlaleizsale Fish house in the United
`  I '“"""‘ g.iii__l:nt.___0_1;1ndlt°g_ !llwl» Wg: ilu _ so . assi-16-isimuiuwniau.
' ‘ an rand . Return
.9 . `s*-  oalls at Point Belle. tizndltoea. Am' emperance met’  
N. _ -» and returns to Picton. '“""" ' '
 Annu; Meeting ofthe Kings County;  
- Wholesale Commission Dealers
mg-_ Auoiroaiuii noni-Aoua _ and Shrmem
p|m` gn; gpg, ‘ ‘ O. I'.‘."#e ‘INNON i mm” sohmted
. B _
sssawisutr. °°` mai 1-imigsnsimvd.
_C. LYONS & CO. , _
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sport in New York: Corradini's Men- mmf*
:-: 2 : :-: 1 : 1-:-2 : 1 :-: : :-: : ;-:~:-: z-1-‘ agerle. with trained horses, elephants.
dogs and zebras. and Mullen and H _.1 h W
hh- mu h is rehhy one of bm, but Coogan, are among the star features ow ey ork
f,h,hd‘,_ 'it warns he that ¢he\.eish,ham_ announced for B. F. Kelt`h's Theatre Vic-maui, B.C._
mation or 0b5¢,|-uctign in 9, dgngergug the Week Of NOV8mbBi' 22nd. Miss Forsoveralyuislhavebeentmublcdwith
place. Therefore, when you get ii. bad Carus and Mr. MacFarlane are both Kidney and Bladder Trouble caused by_ uric
00“l1\1 500'* Pl'°¢¢¢d *-0 60111 .Y°\1l'!°lf with stars of established reputation on “W "10 01° P211” “Wd by 9'* "1¢°f“1'U°‘!i
8 100 Of drill!! 0111*- "1°l'¢\Y~"S¢°P" 91° the musical comedy stage and their* "°PP“F° °f “"“‘° "'” ""7 ’°"“"' F9' ““’
cough temp0rnrily h dendenlng the “de “la tours are an ev'ent of hr t lwustakingsomething_of other continually
throat nerves. Trent the cause-heal the va V I h i 1 H is with but little or no relief. At Inst a friend
, indamed membranes. Here is a home- lmp°mmce “ t ea" ca 5- "FY G1' handed me a sample fpaekags of your Gin
made remedh that ihets right at the “nw foil has not appeared in Boston ln Pills. Tlis contents o tius_ sampls gave nie
Ki and will ma e an o stinste cough vanish several years. while Corradinl's Ani- i-elisftiiut I had not experienced in_ n lohg
Sl. J0l1l1 City T|°ke'- Omw- 47 ng more quickly than you ever thought pop. mars is one of the biggest mweities aims. Since then I have been taking Gin
sible. ever brought to this country by Mn Pills occasional! and have had no return of
Pvt 2%' ounces °f Plner (50 wits Kami. it introduces it nssuiiiui "'Y ‘°““°' “°“ '°- (N-me im f¢s\=~=°>-
worth) in a. 16-ounce bottle and fill the horse a two ton elephant trained The above letter is from u`popuIar and
bottle with plain izranuiabed sugar syrup. do B 'and the om educated iebms in well-known commercial mm in ictoria.
§iI.i.'..’¥.‘¢v°.‘.ni°‘.§s.fii$’.‘."’.".§’.‘3...‘i' 9.1. '£352 mg \'~°r1d in Smiling 1"" °f wma' . ii‘i“"".1".‘2"‘i°‘ °.I.'3"’°i?°“?.£.'.’..i"
' ' _ GK NC I .
nt of l 54 ¢ YN both intelligence Walter De Leon and ' ' muh P eq M
used,at.aoo on? een s. o _ er - _ _ _
to prepare. Full d rectlons with Pinex. Muggins Davies have a novel moving N.¢§°||g| Dl-ui* Chgmggql C9,
iliiiiff.§iJ.'?...f{i§'.‘l'ii‘.§l'y!.’i.°'.-i'.‘?.§’.iL'§"i...‘1'3 §i3f,`i2§"'»~ ‘f.`l.'.i°i’&‘.`.`ii..'i“f.‘§§ C003.. “IS °f ~°'““‘|°- “‘“*°"' T°"°"*°-
P600! if- A150 l00B¢l\B I dry. 11081110 01' old nonsense. with songs and daiices
t lit coiughhshg straps Eng forlhisfignbegf are bound to keep any audience in
fl U l'0l BTI YOIIC IH ll
rliufbnnding the persistent loose cough: 5°°d h“m°"' other ‘°°"““f° i“°x“d°_  YORK FISH ADS ST_ PETERS
~ _ the Werner-Amoras Troupe, Corbett.
.po£,i:&°';|i°},I:rvH§h:%ng°:§i'::;‘éf'°flc§°'{‘n Shephard aand Donovan. and Wright
izuaiacol, and is famous the world over 'nd 53550'-t-
for its healing edect on the membranes gm-hh
s.rii="°.i3ii ;’fi§5§°lii`i‘iii?i'l‘§ii;ffE`Ei CASTOR I A ' I
of absolute satisfaction or money prompt- 6( 9 ° 9’
l refunded goes with' this preparation. lu' Inn!" .nd “Muni 0 II  0  t    
'lylis Plnex Co., Tomato, Ont. \
ilu Kind You lim .illiis liuiglii Immune,
canadian Mail Steam”  V107 Fulton Market
“ l.&d!_§_ybi| "  w New York _
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Pham' No” Booth' Farm, Ship and Machine Work, car- Flsh Dcalzrs
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50 pairs Men’s heavy all-wool Tweed Pants wore;
$3.50, We are selling them for $2.50. Do not fail to `g _
a pair before they all go. We will not be able to replace
them at that price.
Also a new shipment of Gardner’s Overcoats ” extra
quality. Owing to a delay in shipping we got these coats
below their regular price and we can offer you the
following:
Best $15.00 value for 12.50; 18.00 value for 15.f0.
also some higher and some lower.
These are Gardner’s best overcoats made of pure
twilled italian. Come and see our coats when you want
one. None can beat our values.
Also : Do not forget our extra underwear offer.
C. E. Pratt & Son
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