S1*»P'1`EMBER "v T903 THE L'a'rns'r Nnws " ` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Finsr or ALL "` page SEVEN
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E5;-.u,llshed i868 soot. Mclean, Moncton. is visit'-| John R. Meneui, vuiags cream   AD, ""
P. E. Island's Oldest Jewelry Store UI il Hlmrwn- 'was in me my yesterday.
.gi '~ It was 11.30 o'clock when the mail‘ Mrs William Hooper, Village in thi.; is5ue_
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Ar- ` ' L' » . train rrlved last ni ht isitin at Vernon River.
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fn _` _. ,,_. ,  _ , p ,_ ¢ 4* W; at 7 53 and tomorrow morning at turned from the Toronto Exhibition.
i-[l,,_._,_:»,¢¢ -3 _ gpg, .  $.55. , ____
' lien ..  -- { David Swan, York, is at present
wo'--¢» The steamer Northumberland arriv- visitln friends and relatives in Bos `
<-‘ cd lasrt evening from Pictou about ton. g
IN STERLING SPOONS Fnine o’c1ock. _ ,,_,__,__,,_,,g,_»,lli
li wyoiiusprettwiiiassoitmenlasyou willfinda.nywherea_ ‘-,ff m75¢ u -Q' l Misses Ida and Edith Crockett
'°c§l,l,,,r;~,, a pleasure to show goods at Pm O P IHA girl who understands plain cook- Pleasant Grove, leave this week for
. Q g can _obtain a good position. See Boston.
 . S 1 T Y* M  ___ classified column. I -1-
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Ilave your photos taken in
I the leading styles at COOK’S ;
Bntfavmfles for family groups. l
Him: devoped at lowes
Inspection invited
GEO B. IlUGIlES.
&oB¢&i'Iel Hall. _
". $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
_¢ pm-.IH
 
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All under cover clean
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()rili~rs proinptl_\' filled all
he li»'.\;c:t cash pri<_~<:s.
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, - 'and useful presents testified to th
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' ‘ , Wednesday, Dec. 2nd.
 the .iorld the ques-
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Fit vvhenothers '
fail _
_ \Vhenniore women
~ wear the Queen
Quality shoe than
any other shoe in .~
. tion to ask yourself
.: is why should you
li not wear it? You ‘
` - at the Exhibition will be found in
UB I ,Stanley Bros.’ ad from day to day.
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,, Ready Pure Food Co.. Bridgewater,
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are arranging for asale of work on
The program of each d‘ay's events
A. H. Clements, Manager of the All
. S., and Mrs. Clements are at the
Any girl desiring to learn ad and
V 9 news setting should apply at this
’ u
ffice at once. A good chance for i
the right, girl.
_Wm. A. McPherson, Mt. Stewart is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Murdock Gra-
City Yulaon, Sergt. McMillan former-
l of wiou lsiaiiiis, P. ln. I., made
the second highest score, which en-
titles him to acertiticate of marks-
manship.
Country merchants find it to their
aivantiage to use The Guardian’s zul-
WFUSHIS Columns. There are many
more who would do so if they but
knew how well a Guardian ad pall.,
trade.
One hundred dollars in prizes nail
ll,-uid are being oiierod oy Jns. I’ac0n
let Co, for the nearest estimate witli
,total majority of Prince Edward ls.
,land candidates who will be renal-nwl
l to Ottawa on Oct. 26th.
 w Ill know com plete ‘
I'
».. satisfaction when '_
 you do. Try a pair.
~ illicy ®. U0.
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_,j Solo agents here .
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Jns. Paton & C0., are 05,3;-lug ;100_
(00 iii Prizes to Guardian readers wh
The eison who found a old locket:
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The ladies of St. Peters Cathedrallon Sunday should read classified _
column, » and cverytliiiig up to dat :.
Miss Mary Jane Mitchell, Vernon
`§Hfl;i;;eisGr\gi;ir§ting her old home at J   
.
Mrs. McLean and Miss Minnie Mc-
Lean, Hampton, intend spending the
‘winter in Amherst.
UW* st“‘h°' n°’B"s°y ' _ Victoria ' 'e Misa iviauifia seuer, city, is visit.
I _ '° m[i,,' > ,
ik Charlotieiovu-. 0 'ff
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Try U8 I0!  l ham of Bradaibane. Mr. McPherson
_ d ,  4 gascrcceutly rctxrirned from Cranbrook,
lameras °“ Supplies .  - ~ ~ ' i
i V ` Visitors to the exhibition are invit-
All goods guaranteed  nd to can at the all Ready Plum'
stock ._  ‘Pliddvng Booth for a free serving of
  pudding. Additional particulars may
T -_ -11" ,,f'-’/’ _ be secured from the ad in this issue.l ____
I\ew an ul to-_ ate  f. ,
O i _ ~ } t L-"' " I fl ‘» l Mrs. R. E. Ward and daughter Musa
l1`l'1)I'l(.€‘S UTS Tig l n a shooting contest in Dawson May have returned from Havgrlllll,
ina) in! S‘ou-ris the guest of liieu~!s'ils‘t:eir l
1\lrs. H. I-i. Acorn. l
George Campbell, Charlottetown, .
who has been teaching school in Car-
digan arrived in the city last night.
Miss Mui‘g‘aret Bagnall of Auckland,
I.ew Zealand, is visiting in the city
ihc guest of Mrs. B. Williams, Hills-
..o.o Square.
\\'ort'h’s band is to 'ue present at
the Exhibition t‘his afternoon and
leaves the City Hall at one ojclock
for the grounds.
bless., to their home in Orwell aftcr
spending the summer with friends.
i
l S. J. Moore, Seed liispcctor for the
Maritime Provinces, and wife and
Professor Robertson, Supcrinteiideiit
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` We are now open for business in our New tore.
SUNNYSIDE
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Nrw sions   ]
oooos
ii l:',i\'c us 21 call. .\Iuil orders
NEW
_ If you want s:itisi`:i lio
' proniply atm udsfl to.
\ dttsrflf
lo ii niiiliaill
During the long cvc
to .~.i.it all classes of peo,
rcco.ds including the Sol
V\'e handle pianos,
Our goods are all ne
Repairs of all kinds
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v`;.l@_; ,1._111*
will give so ii uch ciijo],'iii~‘iit to yourself and friends
as the lidison Plioiiogrzipli. We have thcni at prices l
Organs, and musical instru-
ments of all kinds also repairs for sanie.
Tfxcosnbs
177 QUEEN
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SON Groc=r
ro-§i_oiir
Moving Pictures
'I he white Squaw,
The Cats Revenge.
The Sportsmen and a Hut.
A New Reel of Pictures
Every Night
New Illustrated Song
Sweet Rosy May.
-HY-
MISS D.-\LL ZELL.
aoiiission `
Only 5 cents
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Your Friend
=T-5
ew ldveFiisemenis‘
wings there is nothing that
~l<-, also a coiuplctc stock of 1
it list. l
iv and pri cs the lowest.
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i<.%i~; DtMONSi i< T.-JN
li.R liolinuii sclliuq agciit for .lic
All Reacly'I’ui'c Food yo .of Caiimiu.
Ltd. B idgewnicr N S for l' li I,i:»‘
jliaving ri free clcuionstratioii at thc
;F.xhihitioi1 liuld here this week of
‘a
delictous plum putldiiig -the All
prolllptly ilttelldetl 1.0. lkeady Brand. This: is un entirely
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ST, Ch` Tow ii 1
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5-vrwvrvxrw-ez-__nav-r~ ‘
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of the Experimental farm at Neppnn, '\
N. S., were passengers by the No1'th~ Q -
uruherland last night. 4; 4, \
Among those registered at the
Queen Hotel, City, Saturday wel-rl: la,
Philips, Tyne Vnllcy; (lei. Ktefe,
'S<iuris; Alex. Martin, \’alc_v-field; F.
C. I’ottei~, 'l`oron€,o; l. C. Savage,
`i\1ontrcal; S. E. Reid, Tryon.
. _._
l at the city Police court yesterday
' thc ease ol Samuel Aitken vs Hugh
Mclniiis for iiousivc and provoking
llanguiigc on the street on Sept. (ith
D was up.. Hugh Mclnnis was fined $2
'Iran give the nearest estimate with to- or 10 cl-nys. The following witnesses
land on Oct. 26th. All readers off Th
MQ., on Wednesday evening nut righ
thirt when Millard S Gillis
Y. . - 0
Boothby, was united in marriage to
Miss Laura M. MacKinnon, of Prim;
Edward Island. Immediately nfie
the ceremony the happy couple left to
spend their honeymoon at the hom
of Mr. Gillis’ parents. Many beautiful
e
NGN me FCTU' \V““fl' high esteemiin which both parties a
dwmt “ the Tiicke 'Jayues Drug Co one of the
largest in New England, where 'ie
 ¢‘..°....°..‘°’....‘9 holds a good positiom
Qvl `i`
New Tailor bhop
llavi-ng opened up biuaii~cf=s at 140
.
Great George Street I :un now
prepared to take yourorrlcr for I1
New Suit or Overwal
OOOQQQIAAQG
|l|l.ii.|i.-Iiliiiiiilil
0 Kent ftreut
O l’i-act1c¢- limited so Disease
of Eye, Ear, Near, Tliroa
wlilcli can be .selected from my
tint- iip-io»<l:ili.- slit-cl; of
Fashionzibie teloihi
l have the l-test liiiti-ills’ iii
\~rou=.ciiiig_ .siiliizvgs 1\\i<l, ‘“"’l'
roziiiiig and orders left v\iiliiii°
ill he roinpily a't¢u<li‘d 10-
',\- F i - '
‘ K5?" t.`lefuii~ g mai lirissiiigg ilolw Hi
short notice
lllllill) Heli Ii`l7‘SS»
'riiic iunro D.~'ri~:q 'l`.:\il-UR
l4{\ ll~ ((1 rio . ii-oi' _.
m,.,._=l,. lla. lull," (jxiwr Aui-ti it oouis
Mrllltlfrltr-`ll'r
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` WARM Weather is
here. You will nced
incme FRUIT. Oranges
mums, Pine Apples.
in eimcllrnt order and
peice nioclaruic at
and Shin.
Eyes tested and fitted for
' _ glasses
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60-000
IlFl»`lCI€ l»lL,\lYRrl
9 no il a. m. l.€Vl-“.11 p ni.
I\.vi:ni\~i_f»4 by auyiiiiiifirioiii.
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Pickling Vinegar
The Pickliug Season is her
again and as usual we have :i ful
lliiie of thc best Pickling Vinegar
E and Spices, \Ve have. .
liingiish Malt (Extra Strong) 720
iper gal. English Malt (good pick-
lllng )4xC per gal. French White
Win.-: 6oe per gal Frciicli \Vliite
Wine 49C per gal. lirencli Cider .loc
,par gal. Mixed Pickle Spice 32c
lper lb.
BEER 'Rl GOFF
- The following letter has been sent
to Duncan McDonald on the death of
his brother: Dear Sir and Brother:-
We the members of Bunyan Lodge, N0
1154, Rose Valley, extend to you
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy.
We are aware that the expression of
‘our feelings in your sore bereavement
can afford but little comfort, still we
cannot neglect offering you our aiu-
eere sympathy. F'rom experience
we know the sorrow caused by the
loss of a dear friend, but how much
‘deeper the loss one so near and dear
to you. We trust that your christian
lortitudq may sustain you in your
trials. J. D. Matheson, Mal. Mao-
.Kenzie, K. H. MacKenzie. (Som.
The news of the death of Mrs. Beu-
nett, widow of Rev. Dr. J. J. Beu-
_lett, which took. place at the ro-
|siiionce, of her son, Frederick Bennett
lin Ottawa last evening will be re-
lceived here with much regret. Mrs.
|Bcnnett was more than eighty years
.of nge, but had been lll only a week,
lfollowing a stroke of paralysis. She
lwas ii resident of St. John for mnny
lyears, removing to Ottawa after the
‘death of her husband seven years ago.
lvlrs. Bennett was born in Ireland
jciime to St. John with her husband
'in the year of the cholera. From that
'time until her husband’s death she
frnarle her home here and had many
iSt.. John friends who will be grieved
lto learn of her death. During her
liiii\band's long iucumbency as pastor
,of thc St. John Presbyterian church,
il/Ira Bennett proved a helpful com-
A vcry pretty wedding took place
at the Brunswick Hotel, Boothhy,
`U_11 mlilority of the candidates return-§W_0re examined, Kate Klnslea, Simon
u to Ottawa from Prince Edward 15- |A_itkens, Annie Aitkens, Regina Ait-
e.kcns und' Michael Kinslea. The pro-
Guardian are asked to study ¢l1,§,0o“_,hioition case of Frcd'k Mclsaac was
tical situation and make an estimate, ‘H-djourncd to Saturday.
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I The Guardian has received the offi-
cial report of thc annual meeting
t of the Maritime Board of Trade halo
1 in Halifax, August 19-I1 last. lt is
hemdsomely illustrated with vuuws
8 and portraits. The officers etected
I, by thi Board for the current year
are: President, Hon. Georg-c lt.
el-Iughel, Charlottetown; lst \`i'e
President, Hon. W. B. Snowball,
eilhatham; 2nd Vice President, F C.
Whitman, Annapolis; Sec. Treas. C
  ~ -V --- "'~-"""-""4 "--““~ held Mr Glllla ls in the employ 2, M. Creed, Halifax; Cor. Secretary 1.
B. Miller, Charlottetown;Auditoi,
M-. G. De\Volt, Kentvilfe.
l The following letter has been sent
to Angus McDonald on the d-oath i
his father: Dcar Sir and l3r0thnr:--
We the officers and members of Bun
yan Lodge, Rose Valley, extend to
you our heartfelt sympazhy iii i|.i=
the 'hour of your sore imrca-'i-uiin:
We welll know how vain are the wordi
of consolation to the bereaved heurt
but if sincere and loving symlathl
can soothe your woiiiiiled spirit. wi
offer it from the tcnii-:ri\..=.t I--c ing ol
our hearts. May you ‘oak to him,
who has promised to ne a father t'
the fntharless to lighten your weight
~of sorriw. J. D. Matheson, Mal Mc-
Kenzie, K. li. Mclienzic, Com.
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"See how the cat gets his revenge
at New Wonderland tonight. Como
and have a good laugh.
:Call :xml see our Holstcins at ihe
Exhibition we can show you some
Toronto prize winners, G. Harding.
8-22d1lpd.
‘panion and endeared herself to all.
ne brou ht here and
 Ais Il _ .,;‘Tlie body will ` g
Brli Stone
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A-y Guardian \’0\\d¢l
who receives adinily print-
ed, badly printed. badly
toldedfhadly clit, bndl)`
addressed, badly vvl'lPPed°
mm, 1-v~i‘ed or inconipleh-
paper of whitevei UU*
will kiud`_\ iiorily tbl' Nil’
‘crimion Dvpnrtmrnt Rl
Whvg,
li \~< ii iiitendcoming to the
' ' izxuisirion
|uml;c it ii point to have your
Photos taken by
BAYER, PIIOTOGRAPHER
\ 117 Grafton SI.
FP< 
OOKING EVENTS
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Prince
'=":"""` `“”""-"'-_Q-igaizss” service will be held at 8 o'clock i  
on Friday afternoon in St. John
.Presbyterian church. The surviving
‘children are: Mrs. J. Boyle 'l‘iav-
ers. wits of Dr. Travers, of the Pro-
vincial Hospital stafl; Mrs. J. E.
ll Mctlready, of Charlottetown;
Mrs. W. Gardiner, of Montre il: Mis.
John A. Boak, of (`iliim;,'-'»: Mis.
Annie L. Spear, of Flirt i~’i-.lriielil
(M¢,.) ; Frederick G., of Otta'v'i., and
.Ellyn-fl J,_ 01 V'ancouver_.;`-St. John
Telegraph. ‘QA
Telephonc I92» "fra, wines squaw at New wonder-
land this evening. One of the Brest
.caries ever lectured en canvas. Come
and 500 It..
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_:Z ole l°¢‘l°€l>i1¢
ym hair. It
and re-
condition-
Rsd Rose
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i imaiwr. < /~ 4,., ~
\Ve are now showin;
an additional pattern i.i _
“l£lite" ware, which we
think io he as attractive as
the paitern we have had
suoli SUCCESS with. This
fine china is not expensive
and can bc bought in
sirmll quantities from time
to lime, until the complete
set is secured.
Allow us to quote you
prices on any quautit».
G. F. I‘lutCheson
Jeweler and Opliciiii
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Public opinion in the L. C. Smith
Typewriterl lead over all other
Writing machines.
i.s iuxoiu ii-e of the L. C. Smith
in popular favor il shown by the
tremendous volume of sales and the
ever-increasing demand.
.nreerora in L. C. Smith Type
writers all over the world ar.
receiving enormoiu dividendaf
These dividends are paid in the
_list an good as the GOLD.
1 "Buy L. C. 8mith‘s! Buy L. C
. C. Stl/illi
(The Standard
las an efficiency of 100 per cent ever
A B (i, and complete from A to Z.
with speed to spare.
though it were built to order.
'rho L. C. Smith Typewriter
P. E. Island Rep.
L. B. MILLER ,
9-zidlf.
0 oivi0i.N..is IN sriu/ia;
form of splendid service, which is
lay in the week and from one year's
old to the other. It’| as simple as
i-EAhS HSI
new article on the market. Mr
Clciiieiits. nianagcr for the Coin-
pany, will he there to cxpliiu t"ic
oprcitioii and iiierit of thl_a',‘.iiri-
cling. They cordially invite ull thu
larlics and geiitl-_iueu to call at thc
All Ready Plum l’u<ldlug booth
aiidliweaservliig of their pud-
ding. 9-22d3i.
Opera House
ILVERY NIGIIT TIIIS WEEK
TIIE FAVORITE
W. S. IIAKIIINS
I')R.»\hl.'\'I`IC C()l\lPA.\IY
Presenting :1 new Play czich
each iii_i_~,'lit
. O N I G H T
The Great New York and
i,oi|<l~m Slicccss.
"'l`llIi 'I HREE OF IIS”
Mzitincc Sritiiitlziy 2.30.
R<:.~<cr\'ed Sc-:its .\`o\\‘ on Sale
\\'c<liicstl:i_\' the luniiicszt of
roiitrclies
mith’s"" That' the cr of iiicnliflos ALL ~\.()[.R I4.\I.I/lr
S ~i JS Y
who are posted on the "iiisidc' i
facto of the typewriter situation. l
There'| absolutely no speculation
9-i5<liii
in buying L. C. Smith Typewritcrs.
The L. C. Smith is worth over onel
hundred cents on the dollar-ncvcrl
“passes” a dividend, never suffers!
a, "slump," and always leads the<_
lilt. 1
Shrewd, far-sighted' men-the Bulls
and Bears of Business-are equipplngl
their offices with L. O. Smith Typei
writers EACLUSIVELY--Because thc?
i lypcwritti
Visible Writer)
y construction, brilliant in perform'
ance.
It has overturned all typewriter
traditions and rocedents -- broken
D
ii. mee-.to the need for rapid work ull records in the typewriter world-
eet up ii new staiidard of results.
It fits into any business groove as Have our deiiionatrator call and
show you thc machine, we bear all
is expense.
original ,in design, perfect- in Keep your eye on thc Lf C. Smith _
iou|'s-Newsome Typewriter, Co. Ltd.
Halifax, N. S.
Charlottetown Business College. _
1-f;..__..._ _ _i~- Iv'-- '
Gwiiid lllsplrly of Fxhiliit =.
2.50
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ING J COUNTY ii INI)£.lS'I`RIA_I..
:X111 1b 1151 0
_ wronesoiu/,“ °§`i§'i5i`i`§iiiisEn Soni.
Liliornl /Prizes in ull lloliurlinriiis.
Moaliluiill ltutreshiiiciiip on ilii-flrniiiiils. lm\\‘i~~i I*Ix<~ur=in|\ I`i»\ilv\n_v ltiitcx.
cents Admits to Races 'Ind all Departments °r~...mf-, nal hear Misa ii..n..i<i._-on nt
i Wi-:im-~ili\y. licptonibcr ‘Hrd Itccorrir- rnndc
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EXAMINATION IN MUSIC.
in hi l._\-
McGlLlL UNIVICRSITV
in ¢1»l\_ill|i<-limi wiili ili-
ASSOCIATED BOARD
i>f‘.l|i~|f'>\ ."\l. .\l`.\Ill‘1.\l\' ll' .\ll`>`Il‘ :mil
ilu- |t\\‘i‘.\l. 1`Hi.i,l-i\:l‘l ini’ Ml,"-`iI‘ or
l,i» di ii, I<Ilil_'l:\| ii-
'|`lii‘.~_\~\l:\l»\i~ uixiiil; l»a\i-'ii-\iiiiv-- of lil" li'~‘-
|»:irii\ii».|~i'~~l\iiiv~il [oi-iliv vxiiiiiiriiilioiis lo lu-
Iivlil iii .\|ii,\' iioxl. iii lin' lirliu-ill-il viii ~
lllil'<\|i',:lio\|li ':i|l'ul;v, l» iiiilv i-mul." i\i|<l iii\_»' hi-
McGiII Conservatorium of Music.
Montreal.
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r nlii.iiii~»il on iiplilii-.iii ii lii'l'l\c ~S"»i~I"'li\l'.‘v'-
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\~¢£¢-»-
' -ooauvfw'
Ihaven nice line of silvcrwear, clocks,
watches, je velry, ctr, etc, suitable for
wedding pi-c.=cnis,tl1at I ani offcriiig ii
:he very loin” .'. prices.
il. (U. Patterson
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
'Attention is called to the ml Notim
to Contractors in this issiie.
"The nd»of A. McQuarric, i-ommission
merchant. of Sydney, (X ii. wi`l iili-
poar in tomorrow’s issiic.
tho Kiniicrpznrtcn Hull on Frulny
  lovenivrilz. ‘No admission fee.9 A22f4`i1l;1'¢-,i_~
,collection - i
Tlicro will hctwn class races litcllil ip rnnuci-ilon (uiillh ilic l{|";1`~' i`ouuiy Exhibition. on _ _-
\Vodne.~dly,So ici\\Iu:rI0\li.li\lI8. lu 1- ima:-s lirc ns o o\\'~:- ,W ted nu ¢ ns f gn d N ' 1
2,40 Llosa, Trot and Pact. . . . . . . . . . . Purse $Ill0.00. °" y ° ° ° 0
Class Trot and Pace . . . _ , . . . _ _ . Purse 80.00. ler Queen St 9-15dti-
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l\or~v~.~' o\\'l\v'iI ln l(il\iz's (.`o'i|\t ' for one liiimih ri'vIoi|~» to the '-*'
Timothy hay. W. Matheson, 33 Low-
Victoria Division will meet in regu
sion- nl X \>. ii 1 - - -
_ fl ;- ~»-- oi v clue on of tho tiflh noni. nnoy must
` I‘1.ii`|‘i\nf-i~l  hhi‘i;ii“ir|»iil.‘r\f piirno. |\nil:'»pr\.r cent ndditlqnlll kr session Un M°nd“y evening Bt
ful pei- i-1-~u,‘:."i lici- cent, l5l1er cont mid i0 porin-nt. I-Ivo o'cIOCl~L. All Sons of Temperance
H-ilmlus not bfirrcil. .\'|il|unnl Rules to govern, 1-xi-UP! “'l"‘n
i~»u<lltlon~i Cnminiiiiiriittnns inu-at he nriili-cased to the
will find a cordial welcome. 
‘Every merchant and farmer in thiis
Province should see the exhibit of the
llilureka Planter Co., of Woodstock,
Ont. at the provincial exhibition this
week. Gordon L. Coohon is manager
of this Company for province.
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