lla- 1
'.-
PINB-
Crsain.
Carameis.
_ 1 v _A A* ,.`Av_.;_vv.v
Walnuts.
Almonds.
varieties In all .
avg; ,.. _-.A-Ev.
‘ Thirty
All ont lk- lb-
.I;r 6.  '
4   ..-.-
 BRACELET
seiiat
to recent
freight..
advance at
order
'ilUNi`AiN, BELL & C0.
Sell' 13 f
li§§ni..g5°§c0n‘i'c° Lal
for P. E. Island
Phono 404
|01. E. C. HARRIS
Eye Specialist
will be permanently located in
Royal Bank building corner Queen and
Richmond Street Charlottetowmwhere
he may be consulted' on all matters
pertaining to defective vision.
Many suiier from headache, ner-
vousness. stomach. trouble, etc., and
do not suspect the cause. A scientific
examination of the eyes often reveals
an abnormal condition, the correction
01 which by perfectly amd sinner
relieves the trouble.
Don’t neglect the Chlld‘ren’s Eyes.
Oflles Hours: 0.30 12.80, 2, 5.
Evenings by Appointment.
2446-10-'iSmwtt.
0 011 ii -S,-',;,,,1f,,.f';,-~» _.
COMPANY l.lMi'l‘l-JD. having decided
ing of pure wed stock will dispose by
sharp. -at which the fo ow ng stc-c _
150 grade ewes.
pure bred York boar; 6 mos. old..
grade sows, with pig. .
litter pure' bred York pigs; 6 wks.
pure bred 'Ayrshire bull; 1% yrs.
old.
1 bull; 3 yrs. old.
bulls; 1% years olrl.
drafg mares.; with foal. ‘H
2
4 calves. d
2
1 general pu-rposs mare. 3°
i'iAMPTON» NOVEMBER BTH. “£105
- __ On th remi f W.‘H. I .
'PHE ISLAND STOCK BREEDING ni 1.30 411:-n.. m ° -. “B haw troops quired in inainiain ills
HORSES-1 Brood Mare, 7 yrs. old
tration, in Mil by Duke of Cornwall
ac co $§ yrs o ( s a
(Eskham Waggoner). 1 horse foal
CATTLE-(Shorthorns)-4 furrow
good shape 1 Helier 11/2 yrs old 1
1 .
1 pure bred York sow; 2 yrs. old. ist 1 ' ld Most of' thése
1 9"” bred Y°‘°k ww; with Pm' lcaltelle ali bid gram stock owned by p q ‘Q
2 l’“'° ""°“ Y°""‘ °°‘“i 6 “‘°“‘ "l“'lD. luclunley. Noi-in River. June the number was 0,375, ln July
1
SHEEP.-21 well bred black faced
1 heep.
md' - B 1 double busty 1 rubber tired t
2 litters' Y°rk_gmd° Digg; 1 mo' old' waggon, Z driving sleighs. Set of of ‘March-only 28,000 men to - meet
6 much 9,°ws'hwm= eau' light driving harness. Two extra an estimated requirement of nearly
Q heuers’ W" ca 1' large working collars, 1.000 feet of 1 60,000. The Hughes Government con-
inch boards, 10/cords of soft wood;
also* 0 bushels of seed barley-
TEAITME.--All sums of $5 -Bild 'Ui'
er, cash. Over that amount, cre-
t till Nov. lst. 1917, on approved
int notes.
1 foal.
Also a quantity of hens and geese.
If stormy sale will be held the fol-
lowing day.
TERMS: Under $10.00 cash; over
that amount 12 months credit on ap-
proved joint notes; 6 per cent off for
cas-h. PETER BRODIE, AUC-
TIONEER.
ISLANND STOCK BREEDING COM-
PANY LIMITED.
2902,11,4,8,13,14.
lloyd
2 fl wAToi-iEs _
‘ A nn.. 'Private Sale
Owing to the High Cost of Living
the Horse Shoers of Queens' Coun-
ty have agreed to raise the price for
shoeing horses to the following pri-
ces, commencing on Novemberr 15,
ii
33
Should _above date` prove unfa-
vourable sale will take place the
11th Saturday. _
W. A. WRIGHT,
Auctioneer
2890-11-4M4ipd.
NEWFOUNDLAND SHOWS
slc. sunptus.
Been Converiied into a Surplus of
$468,000
S'_I‘. JOHN’S, Nfid., October 30-
0 .
i
The conversion of last year's deficit
f $720,000 into a surplus of $468,000,
is shown in e. statement lmade public
today of the financgs of the colony of
Newfoundland for tiistlsca/l year end-
ng June 30th last. War taxes, duties
on increased imports and improve-
ment ln general trade conditions
brought about this result.
The deficit last year, duo to the
dislocation of commerce in` the earl
Last Year's Deficit of $720,000 Han- 8
°9°
increasing
Y of the
ii
I Wgtham and
'the ‘best Swiss makes
'ei .extension or strap.
"1
 ifi.,Tay_I0 I
` -' ' NOVEMBER.
lf  V High Water Low Water
. Fiity acres of good land, mostly
~ covered with a good growth of hard
wood in the thriving settlement of
Lewis, Lot 60. There is also a mill
. site on this land.
Terms 25 per cent cash--balance
as agreed upon. Apply to Neil A. Mc-
Donald, Owner, South Uniake, Hali-
fax Co. N. S. or Alex Martin, Valley-
field.
2301-9-28thustu3n;iospd.
Annual Meeting ~
The annual meeting of the share-
holders of the John R. Dinnis Pedi-
1916:
New Shoes, No. 0 to 4 inclusive
1 new shoe 350; 2 new shoes 65c;
4 new shoes $1.25. 5 and 6-1 new
shoe 40c; 2 new shoes, 751:; 4 new
shoes, $1.50. Removes all sizes-
1 remove, 200; 2 removes, 400; 4 re-
move-s 75c. Plain Bar Shoes, Flat
750; Calked Bar Shoes, $1.00; Fell
ther, Tar and Oknm, 300. Hand
Turned, $2.00 all sizes, (Bar Shoes
Hand Turned per pair, $1.25. Hand
Turned ' Shoes for cart
stallions. $4.00; removes, $1.50;
Machine Shoes, $2.50; Never
SUDS. 0 to 3. $2.25; Never Slips, 4 to
6, $2.50; Never Slips, Hand Turned,
$2.50; Never Slips. Calk, 5-16 to 3-8,
(4 cents); 7-16 1-2 and 5-8, (5 cents
each. Closed all legal holidays.
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3.7 .
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i 
416
,-17
till
.l"» -
333 Tu.
-isz W.
1.13
2.02
13.01
.4.ss
0.00
1.21
8.33
0.31
10.24
11.15
112.03
12.43
0.22
0.58
1.36
2.20
3.17
4.39
` 5.51
-1.00
8.08
9.07
P.M
I
15.30
10.13.
17.2.1
18.22
19.13
19.56
20.87
21.17
21.56
22.34
23.11
23.47
13.30
14.11
14.51
15.32
16.15
17.00
17.47
18.34
19.17
19.57
20.36
14.11. |
8.18
9.10
10.12
11.22
0.08
1.14
2.10
3.02
3.52
4.40
5.26
6.09
6.50
7.28
0.05
8.43
9.23
10.10
11.04
0.00
0.59
1.52
2.40
nu.
20.41
21.40
22.54
12.33
13.38
13.31
10.20
10.20
11.05
11.43
10.20
10.03
10.45
20.25
21.00
22.02
23.00
12.03
13.03
13.50
14.50
W

i_ \_-’1‘h. '
T' F. 10.02
_ -sn. 10.54
' B. ‘ 11.14
, 7 fl.
_‘ _'l'll.
21.17
21.59
22.42 || 4.59 | 17.17
12.33 | 23.20 | 5.40 |_10.00
 | 13.23 1 0.34 | -11.50
0 _w.- 0.10 | 14.13 | 1.23 10.41
_ 0 rn. -1.13 | 15.04 || 0.13 1 20.30
1"" Weather forecast for November:
.11 thjto 0tl1_vrind. with rain sleet and
. ‘ith to 11th blustery. 12th to
6i.h,.v_ery high winda.` 17th to 22nd,
_l atorln wave-great danger to ship-
! inghn all maritime shores. 23rd to
4¢l1‘hl_lz1,ariie. 27th to 30th damp,
fl aalarinly. ~ 4
5 _ . . .
‘ 
_ ‘ 4 . - ` l
-DIARY _OF EVENTS
. -' __ 7 'TODAY '
.. . Citfllagistrates' Court 9 a. rn.
‘ Peoples' Theatre 3. 7 and 8.45 p. m.
-Prlaoelidward 'rneatre 8, 7 and 8.
f 5 0- in-
? Q I 1 _ _
8.27
4.13
15.40
16.29
R-n3l;‘§.'§f°~`
A. ,
5 4.2-'-4l.t_-4iiiw1n_v on 'october me
. _lL'~19__14.= in}_tlie 80th year of her age,
llla,/_willow ni the late Gilbert
_-_:.1-_.f  . ._ "
- _,,... .
  uil 
._‘;'Ca1tdn `Willlam J. Grant, George-
town, ia reported' wounded. He is a
-lrsduste in the Faculty of Medicine
'ot -McGill. and went overseas imme-
'ilisstiy upon sradssting from the Ca-
l_lilinl;Al'll\y Iodlosl Corps. and was
pasattsd s captain. He is a graduate
Faculty ‘of Arts of St. Dun-
Ooilola in Charlottetown, and
'to.llc0ili eight years ago.
wounded include Acting
memmi .uw-1 lunch. nm.-
loy, _ try, and Driver J. A. Goshen,
jilhdslois, artillery.
#"-
gn;
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FATAL Pill IN
_` ' PHILADILPHIA. '
~ ' ‘ @»-_
 
Synopsis oi Candies Northwest
g_% ?%°2n;1E1" '“;_4'3_'§£.E ron sAi.:. _
day, November 14, 1916 at 8. p. m.,
in the Board of Trade rooms, Char-
lottetown. ‘
Pure Pork
Sausages
g-‘reed Foxes Ltd. will be held Tues-
By order of the directors. -I-
W. C. S. McLURE, Secretary. 'I'
3853,11,1M12i. , _-lr
il*'I"l»'l"l°'l*'i
2892-11-4M3ipd .
Y
months of the war, was liquidated by
us-ing a balance of $200,000 which the
colony had to its credit in the Bank
of Montreal and by borrowing half a
million dollars' from that institution.
For the first three mon-the of the
present fiscal year revenues have
been received at a rate which indi~-
lcates. a still larger surplus' next sunl-
mer.
Public Auction
Horse for sale at auction. On the
market square, Monday, Nov. 7, at
12 o‘clock. A good driving horsc. age
seven, sound and not afraid of autos
nor trains. C. E. Rodd.
2899~11-4M3i_
charge Twenty-iivs some
p i' _ 1 1 ' | _ 2
***_****************‘|'*****‘f*+**P*°|"f*‘2"f
\
Quai dian Classified Ads.,
ll'
Ons elnt por word ilret insertion In this column, half eant pol .|.
word each continuation. Cash must accompany el-dgr, Mlnlmum is
. ,f 'I'
-i»
+e-|--i»+-i»~i--i--i-s--l--|--i»-i--i--i-~i--i~-i--l--i--i--i~~i--l~~l--l»-|--i--i»-i--|--i-4-~l-~i- 'l'
P lop; 1?  , é __ *_
ages, manufactured from choic-
est_meat and_i_lnder the most
sanitary conditions. All saus-
alixes are wrapped ln parchment
w ich bears the firm's name.
The Sims Packing C0.
2831-10-31tt 
& 
Craggan Perm Ayrshires
Two choice pure bred A rshire
bulls 1_0e_and 11h monihlsxlold
respectiv from ea -
ing dams algo two Yorkhhige soiifs
12 months old apply t0
C. T. FERGUSON
Marshfield No 2 York R' R
8400-10-4lt1.
  -fi'
 "-.`.1`\'\
.U _ f/.?_‘._l_i_~
1*-f»i.~‘~
_ l
had Regulation
Ufm Hx* U’
ML  Q-  ceipt of price . B. Richmond, M1
Q' ,...¢,.,._§;“ ch.. P. o. sox 1103. springfield.
.,|,,,,,,,|2,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,',§ _ Genrge sz za0e,11,2lusi|nl
Send for Catalogue. Solar and brom-
idle prints, portraits list and convex
frames and war pictures. Mer-
chants Portrait Co,, Toronto,
. 2880-11-3M6i.
AGENTS WANTED.-TO SELL FOR
"the old reliable Fouthill Nurseri-
es." We teach ou_r men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary: Highest
cemmissions paid: handsome free
Sllllipmeut. Btoue & Wellington.
Toronto, Ont.
_ . 2844-11-1MEtlNov, 30.
WANTED, a reliable agent In every
unrepresented district in Prince Ed-
ward Island, to sell our selected list
of hardy Fruit and' Ornamental
trees. Equipment free. Exclusive
territory. Good pay weekly. Over
600 acres. Established thirty-live
years. PELHAM NURSERY C0.,
Toronto, Ont., -239-14MwsMEtf.
W-1 -11 -3
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
WANTED- GIRL FOR HOUSE-
work. Apply to Mrs. S. B., Box 188
City. 2884,11,3M3ipd.
PUPIL NURSES- MALE AND FE-
male wanted ot the Taunton State
male wanted at the Taunton State
os. For particulars, address. Dr.
Arthur V. Goss. Supt, Taunton
Stat; Hospital, Taunton, Mass. '
8101-4-lllltf.
OVER $2.00 DAILY EASILY EARNED
ex-
immaterial. Enblose three cent
stamps today for contract form
Dept 630, Auto Knitter Co College
home Auto-Knitters,
making War Socks,
perieuce unnece sary, distance
at 1 on 0
Street. Toronto. 2396-10-4WsME2Zi
W 
We guarantee_to supply the Assure waN1'ao._ f Hr-;|_p WAN-|-ED_MA|_E
trade with genuine por saus- ~l=on'rriAlT Aoenrs wlmrr.-o._* WAN1-so A cAP1'AlN- wuo is
accustomed to sailing on the North
Side. Apply R. J. McNeill, Tyne
Valley. 2874-11-3M6l.
wAN'rEo siNol_E MAT4"'ro wonl<
on farm. Apply A. E. Long, Mt.
*Edward Road. 2817-10-30M6ipd
WANTED-T ERTGT-l"l'""`Eov Fon
Gents' Furnishing Department. Ap-
ply at 0il1ce'. R. (l‘. Holman Limited.
__ 2872-11-3M2iE1i.
WANTED--A so\T'ro`°`Ac'r"/is
News Agent on the train from Char-
lottetown to Summerside. Apply at
once to News Agency, Prince' Ed-
ward Island Railway. 2879-11-3M3i.
WANTED- voulvo M7\Ti Fon
oiilce work, rer|uires‘ good' educa-
tion. Apply in writing to P. 0.
Box 385. _ 2864-11--2M3ipd.
VWEED. A sov.' APl=l.v ET"A`.
_ Foster, druggist. 2351-10-2Mtf.
WANTED- AT ONCE, A _f|'iN8lVIITFi
good wages, steady empl0y‘ment_
Apply Fred. l-I. Trainer, 8/* Graf-
toll St. 20220183.
TO LET. .
Fon RENT cl-IEAP-Foua Rooms
and bath, suitable for couple with-
out chlldren. Apply 11 Spring Park
Road. 2883,11,8M3ipd.
TO LET- HOUSE ON LONGWORTFI
Avenue, all modern improvements.
Possession at once. Apply 155 Eus-
ton St. 2865,11,1M6i.
FOR RENT-TWO TENEMENT8
in first class repair, just after being
remodelied and renovated. Any-
one wantin e. house at S0 or $8 per
month' wfig "J, M." cl_o Guardian..
_ ‘2 92-10-27Mtf.
`llv'l'i°~l*
r-t`rengtl1___of me Australian. overseas
1'* SC i1\°i’° f’“°“*‘|"el" 1”'-° th” '"`e°d` (Victor Goodwood) eligible for regil- army was estimated by tba British au-
iliorisles sz\s2,500_.ln september and
i>“il|i¢ |\“°“°“ °f ”' q“““""y°f Mn' 1 horse 4' yrs. old (Barrister) weight 16.50 monthly thereafter up to the
U10" 01'*-*imal mad” b"°°di°3 "°"k 1250 lbs. 1 black driving mare, 8 yrs. and of March, 1917. Australia had
and their 1916 P\'°°“°'- _ nm. (Kickapoo). good ni-ive-r. 1 ariv- 43,512 n1en`in- England, 44,511 ln
The 53|” Wm °°!%m°"°“ °" then" ing horse 5 yrs.~old (Aquiri), weight Australia .and 15.000 on the water.
“fm at FREN H FORT wed' 1.000 lbs. better known ns "Barney out of which 73.000 could be taken
f°ffl S°°*'°“) ‘"1 WEDNESDAY M ii." 1 li 1 . ld E ini m ic-wsi-.l111s1a1.500wlil¢;l1wss the sum
NOVEMBER 15""“° man gl) P'  Waggener). 1 lilly foal 6 months old of the estimated monthly require-
ments. The bplance ot the enlisted
Wm b° amd: _ 4 months old (Barrister). troops were to be used in the' forma-
tion o1,ni»1l1th division nr 20.000 men
5° 3"°d°' °w° wmbs' o 4 rs oldt o with heiier calves and in"supnlying 'new m terial up to
5 9"” “Nd ““‘“~ giwibney 4 Hsllhrs 2% yrs. Old. in a ` a )
total‘c»f 10,000 men to make up for
wastage.
The Summer enlistment return did
not romise the men re ul 'd. 'ln
6,176, and August ,4144.
Taking the August total as a basis
here would be available by the end
fronted with gills situation proposed
a system of c mpulsory service over-
sean- on the same basis ad exists for
within the' territory of Autraiiia.
The Australian _overseas force in
August consisted of four divisinone in
Flanders and a division of light horse
in Egypt, or a. total of 85,000. .,
Canada with four divisions in
Flanders and 140.000 men in England.
plus 35,000 meh _who have crossed
this' month is in a m-uch better posi-
tic-n comparatively' than Australia as
regards recruiting. The August cn-
listments in Canadal. nearly double
those in the sister dominion.
It is anticipated materially in rn-
ponse to the' Priime Minls~ter's‘ appeal
and with the conclusion ot’ the har-
vest the cessation of building opera-
‘ions, etc.
_ NOVEMBER.
Novembel"s brow is glorined
With frosty diamonds far and wioc.
And like a queenly figure she
Pays to her subjects lavishly `
The licbt fair Mother Nature owes
in streaming, gicanling, briilluiiill:
mows.
in xzolden grain and ntlirrr spoil
She pays the frlithiui lol' their toil.
Anil i`r0m hcl' gmllcriiis well-stored
She gives to man ills just reward '
For duties of the past well-done
Beneath the heat of summer'a sun.
lNVEST‘iGAT'|NG HIGH COST OF
NECESSITIES.
OTTAWA. Nov. 1.-The sub-cnnimib
tee of the Cabinet, Hon. C. J. Doherty,
Holi. T. VV. Crothers and Hon Robert
Rogers 'to whom has been delegated
the delicate tnnk of dealing with the
question of the increased cost of liv-
ing, have been busy for the past. few
days working outthe details of the
new legislation. The Cabinet has had
the order-In-council under considera-
tion and with. a very few changes will
be ready for adoption. The power ‘to
be given municipalities to take action
against combines and other agencies
which unduly increase the cost of the
necessaries of life is the feature of
the legislation. As proposed' it is
drastic.
It will enable municipalities to se-
cure full information from companies
operating witllln its borders, as to
prices, cost_of ops-rating, paid-up capi-
tal, waitered stock, etc. It will enable
a municipality -to send an accountant
into the ofilce of a company to secure
this information from the tirm's books
or get it from the officers of the_ coni-
pany on the witness stand.
A new phase of the situation has de-
veloped' which will undoubtedly pmvo
of great. value in assisting the govern-
ment and' municipalities to get at thc
seat ot the trouble. Retail grocers'
associations and others have- acquaint-
edthe Minister of Labor with the fact
that wholesale houses are dictating
the prices at which goods tbley sell
shall be retaiied. While this is not
new to many people it has neverbcell
known oiiicially and the evidence vol-
unteered will make oiiicial action eas-
ier. What will help most, however,
in the opinion of this authorities here
will be the discovery of the names of
the individuals who hrvo been increas-
ing prices unduly. Publicity is To-
garded as likely to be the dominating
ilgure in keeping the prices down to
TEN DERS .
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned Executors of the late
Patrick.Brennan of Kensington, up
to Nov. 15th, 1916 for his real estate
property. Consisting of dwelling
house, barn-etc. Also a portion of
land suitable for building lots or
other purposes. This property being
in a. very desirable location, in one of
our most thriving towns offer rear
inducements to purchasers. Tenders
may offer for house and lot separately
or for the land or_for both.
GEO. R. McMAi-ION.
TH08. N. DONAHUE.
Kensington,
2581-10-17ti.El12i.
_ -The 
o awe.; sl y. 2.-.olllcigl lieu Q ., ° l - '
recdlired herb' tell the  of the‘%R.-  . _‘,-__ All
H _ \ AT listmenthaituatlonil; Australia :H3011 _ _:-3,-
led t t e purpoa for"couscrp on _ , .
0"” ' Tae gun-ei snow ii -imp decline ln . ,»-;..- J SENI Hi'-E
oluntarly enlistment. I Tbg. number 01| -I
/
C. A. »
As-1
~-_¢_ _ _ Form
' ' if - ch Uof-
` nillggifsr? liii/2 nvmefil
_;;____§11. _ is B simple name in-nimeii_1 01:; '_
,bt .‘ guaranteed nl cniarili 1 °| 5
six inches; als. fills holluw P':_i_f°"
in neck and chest. it has CW
-1,. leading aciree-ses an I
Sofilhylsnlfn f...- ovcafe II" "
_/. ‘giving full particula s sent fill! l
".121-'..- .
` :».-'-A
,
Letters aacrcdly confidential \\'|itr today.
Madam Thora Toilet Co.. DGP*-' T' 7°'
_ rants, Ontario.
. .,
 
a fair level. For instance, ti\0 P1100
of milk in Ottawa has been Incrcasod
to nine cents, which; is regl1l'd0fi bf
many us all exorbiiau; price for this
locality and' it can bu stateii that Ma-
gistrate 0'Keofe ws one of Ulf? mam
lloiilers of the Ottawa Dairy Lomplilil I
which -took the lead in arisilu: the
price. The magistrazc owns :i stock
in a company which would bc 11 rival
of rl. company he would bo called upon:
to deal with for infractions of city by-
laws.
PCOAI.
Hourly ' expected fm
New York ~- per. Schoong
Bertha L. Downs 1100 'l‘¢,,is
and pr. Schooner “Rivicria”
250 Tons best quality iii all
sizes. Customers will kindly
place thdif oloers- and také
delivery of 'their Coal whilst
discharging. “
_C.l..yons_&_C o
Phone lil
lu Aid of The Briiisb'
(illARL()fl"l‘E'i‘()\\’N li()
FOOT OF (i1¢l‘}A'1‘
(.‘ol1inillus and his men, the
for tho first time.
5 cents.
-lth to Sui'il1'ilaiy, iltll.
The *Santa Marla”
Flagship of Christopher Columbus
Sailors’ Relief Fund
Y S(‘0U'|`S 4\SSISTIN(1'r
‘» The rcplii-li of iliis unique c1°ai't will be on exhibition at
S'i‘E.\ M N.-\ VIG ATION C0.'S WPIARF i
GEORGE STREET
FOR ONE VVEEK ONLY _
During' which all the eiirios sent over bythe Spanish
Govcrlilllclit will be exhibited. The wax-work figures of
grim old prison, the ancient
liospitiil, illlil nllliiy olil relics hitherto not shown since
ilic ship :1l~1°ivoil iii Cllurloitcio\\'l1 will be on view here
The oiliciiii opening ily Mayor I’. S. Brown will take
place on Siii'lil'il:iy nit 3 o’1'l01-,k.
Ailliiissiilii 100., illcliliiillg' an illt-creating l~louv_enir
gliiilo book, dcscrillillg cvcrytllilig on the ship. Children
livlncliilli-1' tile dates,-f1'o1n Saturday. November
2885-11-3M2i
-Saturday, Nov. 4,
Cattle one and two _fears old.
This ls your ch nce to get so
country, Mr. Judson’s own raisln
cent. off for cash.
BENJ. CA
2320-10-3llv15i.
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LARGE STOCK SALE
or FORTY CHOICE CATTLE
We are instructed by J. H. JUDSON, Esq., to sell by Public
Auction on his farm at Alexandra, Lot 49, on
1916, at _ 1 p. m.
40 head of choice Cattle, comprising 15 Fat Cattle, 15 Heifers,
two and three years old, with cali;
4 Steers, and a numbernof young
me of the finest youngstock in the
g.
TERMS-12 months credit on all sums exceeding $5.00-6 per
RTER & co., Aniciiene-ns.
W-_lla
.Clearing
Entire
' . _ Sale
good fresh stock.
must be cleared out
2744-10~25Mtf
E. B. R. NEURALGIA ERADICATOR
Botanical $100 Prepaid on re-
1'o LET. l-louse. AP'i`i.v 232
Great George Btroot. ,-2406-10-41501.
TO LET-A HQUBI On Tijl COR-
nei- of Cumberland and Grafton
Streets, containing .nine rooms.
4 modern improvementi. Apply james
W. Stewart c|o Pntonl Ltd.
_- " £36010-iitii.
irmealhl nm and wx Mass. U. S. A. 2653-10-211511088!
 2'nie"1hl$'» 3il.l.fni"'n»'=h"'°°»°i lil. Honsa"`ro`n_sWE, "`Al.so"`w` Todit
,_ ”3§,;_i_~r} _gnigthwfgw and inn-nm. c. E. anna. 145 om:
'rr' ‘
nm '
Pa.. Nov. 2. -
a _msn were killed
. . 7.0 .G.
years; his motilei-.' ' '__  _°&n;m
2 _end _lin Nei-  _ ,
4 I ' \
W  , .. 0 . ;.‘, ` `  ` Royalty, Monday, November sth at
1 ‘ ~ . » :fibres 1 o'clock. Baie positice as farm is
.*$:¢:h7c°h|'°de_s¢';g;1'  _  _' 5 ~ loid. 2826.10.3lM5ipd.,
54 . one nm 32135 , 1. -*.1* 42'. mlselnumovs
irilidils on Nm-is wwf* '°?"F'T“‘5°|3‘F'H ' °
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_'rm 4l'4441'm'ciiu--' vr w
_ __ ‘ ron sal.: - A1' nonrl-i iifvsa
._ 1 . my '  |§2 col-ner, Elscimnlui stand and Dwsl
1 _l  _~  902.3%' ling House. Apply to P. .I Proud
 “___ ,$1 nn premises. ease-11-engine
~ _ ff 5' " _ gl; ZU'E'Fi5i s_TAi. -`s"r'o`c`l<""cnoP.
and implements at the fyarm of
William A. Gates. Norwood Road.
u 0 ron i.ucl<"."_saT~l'o
birth date and 10c. for wonderful
horoscope of your entire life. Prof.
Raphael, 499 Lexington Avenue,
To l.i11'- iii ' 
. I
a large barn and' _oosab hoses pri-
ve.to,.right away and good yard.
Apply Fred H. Trsinor. 80 Grafton
St. 80|!-9-mutt.
 fFs4_“w
10 rooms all modern improvements.
possession' Nov. lat. Ani!-9-0 3-
.I McKinnon. ` 610|!-7~1llltf.
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WANTID _'L 
N'rso-Posrriqu in wi-lol.;-1
sals. grocery ordproduce llusiae:;|
/s opp los au. litpifionc »
furnish' gielzncn P" Bo! 181.'
New Yorlt s .s 1034-9-10B1ii
_ _ /__
city. _ _'_ ‘  _;|*l_iii1.ana_;p0.
Out Sale
A Stock
Groceries and Stationery at Wh6Ié`
Prices
Now is your chance to ut in your
F all Supply of Groceries. WI; will take
Butter, Eggs and Poultry in exchan e
for Groceries. _ 'Come in and see fgr
yourself; satisfaction guaranteed. All
Sale starts today and all, goods
in thirty Clays.
McDonald,
Victoria Row
oni. 14111, 1010. _ Opp0SltC POSt OfllCe_ M __ _
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_ MEN WANTED ar olicsa   3    
FnrilarrlsollIlutyaiivasP0|niBaii0ry.l|i;li4i,ll.s.
Splendid Opportunity for Men who for various-   _
are unable to go Own,” ._ l '_  _
__ ‘ Fort Ives is Oificered _by Efficient island Officers
For information applyto- 1
cinlulzs Luca, loin. 
._ _ _ Oilicer ln Charge Depoi. 
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