T' Horses For Sale
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 f ' M; A . H A y THE cHA1zLo'r'i‘is'roWN GUARDIAN, oc'roBER 20,1905. .1 
V- 'WT Q T ho ` - THE Sixth Circuit of the County Court if
 S % Q of Queens County will nieet in Charlotte-
P\il\l°|8 town Tuesday next, but owing to the trial _ ` ' Y
of the Election case of McCourt vs ‘  ‘
i  Cathartle'
0,..-.a - me tai
P” “’ '“',‘|°`..°t°iiii..Ti..rriia¢ alia mir g
|¢”~ “'niL~T.p colds and ward oi! hvsrs.
""°' "'° e.. o. r. mu oe. una inn
_ _- _'_-gf le horses
The-“mirrziigEi;i'1tii‘ist;T:tTrteT’5i1 hun-
wei|ii1"’ii ,nk-Bali. They can be seen at
‘im puuulldoritague. They are an ex-
liiS i?“ru?l',fg00il lot of horses. and well
oeviiilniio.-' tiic lumber woods or anY
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;"‘°‘ ]'°iv`ii,i.`Tiii> icirciialjl.
Montague Bridg¢»
_ ‘hw P. E. Island.
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MEN WANTED
__ _ . 'A,\ umployiiiciit on
A f"“' "‘".". ‘i'.`.`-.ll..il`i'...iil$..y. Wf~r\>~» SW'
ii..-§i`<;g\`l::¢,',§‘,,, ,,,,.,,, /\,.,.iy an work or ai.
i~{'<' .. ,ii 1.-.fin-.
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‘ gap. Mi ron SALE.
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Tiw‘"",,!‘.l}'.,’,.ff"fiii.i'iZ.i iii tid. i'i..y..ity,3
'ilimum T"liar-luttA.lo\Nii. loiiiiinz Shi-rwuod
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Flailtll'-_,mv ` ,......l. Sold with or witnoui.
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Un town lloyiilty.
First Class Farm
For Sale.
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ani .1 i\.r..ir i'.ii. tix. Owner.
EQQWHHN
OUR
CAKE .
has a rich, whole-
some satisfying taste '
andis well baked and ‘
deliciously frosted.
A trial order is solicit-
ed.
D.STEWAl?T.
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llakes Best Bread. ‘
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Ofcesln liow_Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
Hon. J. W. Riciiaans, Bidelord, is in Tan City Schools today celebrate
NW °ll~Y~ _ Trafalgar day.
W. VV. lliiowN. Pownal, left yesterday
for Boston. V
Assuai. Y. M. O. A. Thanksgiving
Tea Thursday next.
Tull Princess arrived last night at 0.45
and the express at 10.10.
linear Mciivma, who was injured by
failing down an elevator, is doing nicely.
W. S. llduKii:, city and Jabez Les, Vic-
'-0l‘iil. Were passengers by the Princesa last
evening returning ti-om the Mainland.
Tna cargo by the Princess yesterday
morning liieluded M0 boxes of cheese.
I.AMiinii'r Ciiivauiic, tcachcr at Souris,, I
has left for Quebec on ii two weeks' vuca- A V5"\' 9“.l0YlblB 051108 and SOUTH
tion. was held In the Lyceum last evening.
, , The Ciiaperoiies were Mrs. W. 13.
..€::i:.fitfai:f!.“;‘1;.:;.:.”~.§fi.§‘:.§‘“.:,   S.   M..-
10 o`clock. - “mes ynm'
Tun nnirriaize of Miss Eliza B. Stewart.
daughter of Jamcs and Mrs. Stewart,
I Bethel, to John A. McDonald, Mermaid,
_ is announced to take placc on Wednesday
i next at ~i p. ui.
Dr. .Tiioaias 13. Fiii.r:\', city, who is ut.
present travelling in Europe is expected
to return this month.
Carr. JOHN GiI.i.ii-i is supplying on the
City of Landon in place of Joseph Ryan
. Tan h Ci l t ' l l
who is laid up with a severe cold. Sc 00"” mr U te ls y ug M
Arcliiba|d`s wharf for one week only,
| with rt cargo ofl’. E. I. produce, consisting
of oats. Potatoes, turnlps and cabbage,
and sailing sauie quite low.-North Syd-
i ney Ex. .
Tiiz S. S. tllty of Loudon goes to Cru
paud tomorro\v_inoi‘ning nt 7 anil`to Ver-
non Rivcr Bridge on Monday next at 0u.ni.
Owiaii to thc wet weather yesterday A _
me Auction sum M \v_ H_ uhhh,-__,’l Tiiuaiiaa' Bi.ai'K, Windsor, Grandiligli
North River Road, was postponed until Priest' “T iii” C‘"*“d Ci\“Pi~0l` Of N0”
s,,L,,,,,|,,y_ - Scotia Royal Arch Masons arrived by the
Pnonmw ‘W G I 1 Princess last night and made an olllcial
L I l ~ 'i\;l\\\“|\‘“:§5 {‘l"\”§l Sefvtfit visit to Alexandra Chapter oi this city.
yes erc ay upon onai . cc c, argarc
Il/icKinnoii and Angus Ne\\'bul`.Y. return-l Sim' PQHNU milled limit niilim ai' mi'-i'
“me me Huh night with 1000 bags oats, 100 bugs pota-
R V J S t f Sl toes. 120 pkiis vegetables shipped by Can
is . .\aii~:s iiii°soN, rec or o - . _
l’oter‘s Church will preach Sunday nigllb ;(~:l<iiiT;ui'ii§ll(l;:i>TiSciiliiial-zstikivyhellliiiTliieam
. ° ' - s sea-
°l1 ]’f`0_i\il1li1'i0l\. flellliilii with the l9l'ffSf‘ili» son sailing l'i'oni Montreiil)about Nov. 10
CUi\‘ili'i0““ in 'fills Ciiiy- and calling to the Syiineya anilSt. Johu's.
DH-A~ A- ALI-AN. C1\l'tlii»lf\H llriilirfl. lu- Siiivn in postage stamps to “The Guar
tcnils leaving Novcinbcr lst for a i\\'D dlaii, Cliiirlotictowii," 0 cents for 100 Tuu-
niontlis' trip io Ciilgary, visitliii; the ter- ncl staiiips, ll ccnts for 200, 10 cents for
riiorlcs before rcturning. 300, 21 cents for »l00, 20 cents for 500 or 52
.1.m_:,m “.0” 15 p“sN(_‘mL_\_5 nm, n mme cents for 1000. Tlicse prices include cost
of niuilinig. Evi\i'yliody should use
ver ports hy me S_ S. Guy of london yur l`unuel stamps on their envelopes :ind
tcrdny. Sho makes two trips on East lil i °°"°”D°"‘le"°"‘ ‘I "W if
vcr today. Pitnmiicii Gouin leaves for Tor -nto and
Tiii-1 arguinciil. before thc Vice Gbanccl- Wlllnipcg i'°n|“h"’ "nd Wim” in 'hose
lor in thc niiittcr of prciiininary objcction i cm” H' ii’ “'"i°"E'm°d hu will °°“h"` ‘Vim
to the petition against lion. .T.ll.Guinniis»l wlliincy 'md Rohn" 0” "mite" U' i“i'm"
key was concmded ,esumm but no provinciiil interest. After his rcturn
judgment was given.) y :train the west Mr. Goiiin will go to thc
load oi' general incr-chanili.~c to .\\'csi. ili-
` Mnrltiinu Provinces with a uiinilar object-
’l`Bi<I iuncral of tho late L. I.. Beer, L i|\ \'lf¢W~-M0lltl‘€l\l EX.
whose reiniiius will iirrivc tonight, will l CA,,,,.,,,_,,_m.oN N B Tribune. The Hrs,
li-.iivc his liiic ri-siiience at Ii.»i.'i p. ni, Sun- ‘ .d,,,,“. this Season' h; Hhs viclniw fc" on
iliiy for First Metlicdist Ciiurcli tlicncc K S,.,m,.d,W lush A nude mln nccémpunied
i’-V "tm i” Si'°‘"“`°°‘i C"‘"°i°"~l'- 7 the snow, but so very little that it did not
'l‘iii\: \\'ork ni installing tho new steal  p"we“t_ sugur L°“f “’°“ni'“i“ “mi the
“ridge M Mooncy-,, Mills’ Mmell’ wus, mountains on the opposite side ot the
complcted Wnnlnesdny hy Mr. MCNHH of river of assuming a wintry appeainncc.
New Gmsgo“,'N_ S_ The Bridge is forty In thc town however the snow nicltcil
heb ‘mm und is bum on “bmmems maboutus fast asit fell. It clcarcd during
|"“_[| Ulm, , Siiturdny cveniiitr, and Sunday cunie in a
i uiost. perfect day.
A'r the i’olicc Court. yestcrduy inoruing  j _
thc case against. George A. Essory for: '°°**_'”"
third oilcncc was iiisuiissed. hires Annicl
Coyle first oifenric, confessed and paiili  1 h
$100.00, A. J. B. Mclilsh represented the  Mark ;"V?i'5ht; °9§ ‘ITS ueclzvt e °iiY~
dcfcndants. A E “m~s ng 5'
i “lll}ltS and ENDS” i
Osiris and ends-Sliiit~i with-
out ilrawcrs in ui.itch- all sorts
Y-fiiitn`s and boys'-all niarkeil
at cost and less I to clear.
l l'.\ciy<iiie a bargain .
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.-  ».  “woisiiic
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_  i , _ . . A fine English Unshrinkable
_‘M _  ' A' '< lliiderwear of finest purest
I, , , .~  V l.» coininend it highly. From per
.. ._- 'A . M/0[[é_4[£&,?[”/I , l suit . . .   . ..g5_20 ,
wool-those who wear it re-
nderwear'
For
Present
and Future ear.
No que
-= 30*
wi e‘ . to ,
.v Ri-ati 0
if / the b' st ind
sefé
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Warm,
' ' et `-° "
` color, nicely lliiisiied. has felled seams, jersey cults
and ankles, wears splcndidly, sizes 34 to 44, per suit
A liner, even hcavicr n_iakc-white in color ; finished siinl-
larly to our !i.oo line sells at, per suit, any si'/.e.. . ...
ation as tw the coming of winter-as to the necessity for
warm. comfortable nude wear. The question is “Where to buy-
i e "ct best iiiiilcrwcar with least ex enditnre of hard cash. ’
P
ur list~-compare qualities-note the low prices. They are
ucement vie have to offer.
heavy, sanitary wool flecccil Underwear in natural
$1.00
1.25
“Tiger” ilrand wool fleeccd uui'ier\vear is spleinliilly fia-
ished and of line quality. Ilas _lersey cuffs and ankles,
felled scams, French neck and is neatly triiiinied. per
anit,anyaizc . . . . . . . .
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A barg
“Wool
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A
slirinkable niidcrwear, winter vieight very warm,
specialpersuit......................... . . . . . . .

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breasted. Priced according to size from per suit.. . ...
1.35
k own "Wnisons" iiush'inkablc ileccc liiicd-
The well n . _
comes in dark natural color-finely iiiilshed, with sai-
ccn fncings on shirt and pants, l~‘_rench neck, Jersey
cuffs and ankles, any size, per suit. . . . . . . . . . .  
L70
airiis offered in a l1eavY'W00l. iZ\"\\’i\l1i¢0ll» “U”
1.50
Knap".apurc all wood flcccc lined underwear
aranteeil uushrinkablc-spleiidiilly flnislierl, double
2.35
;siiiii|iin's
iiillhrinkable Undenvcai'
._ _ _ prices.
Boys’
Underwear
1" i
“CCC lined warm enm-
xfirble. durable, well
s“';;$:0;ll sizes, per as
\Vaison's"-N I ure'  ` 0
““"ilfiiilra e v e I Y
tiff "mile ‘ medium
° til". all sizes, from
“" °“" ~ - ai ss
5iliiiield‘| heavy wool
.
grishrinksble warm,
“‘;'*ihl¢ ‘Beat for bo a
' 1°' f°m.pena in 30
“STANFIELDS”
We show a sprrially line liue_in this famous make-probably; the
most complete vaiiety in the province~Agaln note the l0W!1¢9B 0 1 I6
“S'l`ANFlFIl.D‘S" extra heavy
weight, pure'wool unahrink-
able similar to above line
but considerably heavier.
Any size up to 48 inch.
Priced according to size.
starting at 36 inch from per
per suit special .......S2.35 suit....................5 -75
‘~Staiificid’s” For Business Mcn’s Wear
"STANFlELD’S" in medium and heavy weights of fin-
eat wool and linen and wool, hard twisted, as easy to wear
as cotton. Finely Enishert guaranteed unsliriukab e, the cor-
rect thing for PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS MEN.
Splendid fitting armenia, verv durable. We have all sizes
up to 46 inches-ghlced according to quality and size at per
suit.
$i.s5.'s2.4o. $5-50. $5-90- and 54-85-
"STANI"ll~2l.D’S" celebrated,
pure wool uiisliriiikahle-not
a cotton tliread in it. llcavy
winter weight. a splcmliii
garment for oiit-door inen.
Every size up to 46 inch.
Priced acconing to size,
starting at 36 lneh. imm-
Uummiskey having been set down for
will have to adjourn (ora wcck or ten
days. There are llli cases on the docket.
Tim CIW ol London arrived from Or.
well yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
bringing about fifteen passengers, 40 bbis.
oysters,ZJ cases of eggs, 15 bags or pu-
tuio-s, and other sundries. Sha was de-
layed Bt Orwell \’Vcdne.~rlay night by ii
hawser which became entangled in thi-
propeller and which could not be cleared
till morning.
A SI'1iiN(imLr., N. S. despatch aays:--
Hcrbert M. and Mrs. Sprague have just
returned from their honcynzooii trip to
New York, and t,iie,iunioi‘tuwnliaiid gave
them a grand serenade in froni of their
new hoin'e. The music of wcicoinc was
duly appreciated and $10 passed out to thc
band master and $1 of silver coin scatter-
ed aniong the small boys.
Ri¢v.J.W.MoCONNici.i.,liaving accepted a
cali to the Fredericton church, the olllcial
board of the Central Methodist Ctiurcli
bert-, has tendered a call to Rev. Jas.
Strothard of Chatham, who signified his
acceptance, subject to the action of thc
coiiference. Rev. \V. A. Russ, pastor of
1iuinphi'ey's Preshyti-ririn Cluirch, has
resigned his charge lmrc, to take effect
the last of the nionti.. Ilcv, Mr. Ross
goes to Londonrierry .\.|...-s. N. S., from
which church he has r<»i~ei\'i~il ii unaniinous
cull. Both Messrs. .\icConncll and lioss
are highly estcciiii-il lici‘c,~l\loncton Ex.
Tiiifl btr. Brant was iiispoctcil ycstciibiy
by Government Iniipectcr Schlintz. Thi-.
D. G. S. Petrel and her tender patrol boat
N0. l arc also ready for inspection. The
Pctrcl which is now lying iit the Stcain
Navigation Coinpany`s wliarf has bi-cn
visited by a nuiiiher of citizens who
have expressed tliclr udiniralion of thi-
lieiiuiliui ci iii.~cr. The i’ctrcl`s lauricii is
a irini little craft built two _ycnrs ago by
iilinbrcy of lia\\'ksiiui~y, She is fii levi
long, can slciiin itbnui, HL knots, and iii‘iiw.~
six fect of \\'at.ci', aotliiit shi- i.~. wi-ll adapt
ed fur inshore work. Sho is ci»ininnn»|i~<l
by Capt John Fitzgcralii and i-:iri ics alti.
gctlici' four mcn including the cnigiiici-r.
Tun death took place al tin- r<~:.i.ii-ni~i-
nu Clyde iivcuue, Sydney hiii.i».~a, at ti a.i.
yesterday, of Mrs. l.inilay Alter, riiiii;;|iier
of A. I’. Prowse, this city. .\i-i.iiil ua
burn at 1?. t.lie precerlliiz day. 'l't\i~ ilc-
ccascd had been niiirricii on ilic :ctili of
March, l0(.\i. The fiincriii will ica\i- li-»i
into residence, and thc i-cniains \i ill ‘-
brought to Syilnoyon the 2.30 boat an.
will be tukcu to Jubilee Mctlindiiii.
Church where funeral .~ierviccs will bc
held. Thence they \\'il! he conveyed to
Hardwood Hill Ccrneicry, where inter-
inent will take place. S_\'~in<\y Post li'lr,h.
[Mrs. Aker, whose futlici- is ii nativi- of
Charlottetown, has iniiiiy li-it-iuls iii-rc
who will regret to hcur of hi-r iii-iiiisc.l
Tim following is a list of the scliooncrs
loaded so far this Fall by Wriirht lii-os.,
Victoi'iu:~I’recursoi‘, Capt. G. J. btriizlit.,
for Glucc Bay C. B.wit.h 1001 bushels oats,
N00 bushels potatoes, :llltlliusiiuis turiiips.
2.0 bushel beans and one crato ui' ciililiagc;
Rialto, Capt. McLean, for North Sydney
with Biltlliuslials oats,l000 buslielspotalnes,
150 husbcls turnips, 10 barrels apples, 20
bushels bectri and 10 young pigs; Swift
Current. Capt. Beck for Glaco Bay with
22(1) bushels oats,1‘2i)0 bushels potatocsaiid
;!00busiicls iurnips. Francis E. VViliard,
Capt,lIcrriniz for Sydney with 000 bus-
hels potatoes, 500 bushels oats and 150 bus-
licls turiiips; Minnie Bell i'or
Northpoit vi'itii 800 buslielS oats.
l'lva May, Capt. J. G. lfari-ow,
for Glace Bay with 1200 buiilicls oats, 1,000
bushels potatoes, 500 bushels turiiips, 20
tons nfhay, l‘.l tons straw, 1,000 pounds
oi’ cracked feed and one crate oi cabiiiigc:
Snow Queen, Capt. J. Lord, for Picton
with 4,000 bushels oats; Cyrene, Capt l.c~
blanc, for Sheet Ilaibor, N. S., with |l,.'.0(’.
bushcls oats, tilt() bushels potatoes, 200
bushels turnipa and 5 tons of straw.
MARRIED- _
At the bxide's home on Oct. 18th by llcv
L J. Wason, John Mc\Villianis, North
Tryon to Letltia, daughter of George
Bears, Brooklyn, Lot (ll.
At the residence of the brldo`s father.
on the 18th inst by llcv. W. A. Mason, Ll.
A., Edmund \\'. Ramsay, Lot 10 to Miss
.lunle Lockhart, daughter of Alex Lock-
hart, St.. Eleanorii.
M|nard's Linimeni for sale everywhere.
-1-i r-nan
»-~St.rayed or stolen from a stable on
New Glasgow Road, a brnivn mare \\'ii.li
thick mano and tail. Any intornmtiun of
its ivlieraabouts will bc thankfiilly rcccl\'»
ed at 11. E. Match G.: Cds, Cliariottetown.
20d li pil.
that day, it is likely the County Court`
oodness in loves 
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Just been opening new
gloves iormiadies-gentiemen-boys and girls.
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 ,rgiiarantecd gloves for ladies are liere iii every Egpulzir A‘ , ,;_;__,,_§;.,',,f
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coloriiigs including blacks. Newest and most; attractive stock we’vc shown for
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. .aces 
-_ Ladies" Kid Gloves in browns. -tails, and black,
zstnd fastener.......... . ......$l'.i0
Periins` “Olga” in brou-ns, blacks and mis, also
in brown, tan and white, wasiiohle. _ . . _ . .$1.35
New bc-:ivy fall walking glove, 2 stud fastener.
Kangaroo. ian only. . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . .$1.35
Silk lined Moclia (`.lo\'.§.\~, browns and black. . . .$1.75
~ Tiifzmts’ unlined Kid Gloves . . . . _ . . . . . .
. . . . 75::
’ Girls’ gioves.........  .....55¢andg5c
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tlieni-ri ht gloves for little men-
UIUS and b OW IS, suitable for boys
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up to say
range of heavy soft Kangaroo
Then for bigger boys tlicre’s a splendid Handsoiiie, dressy t`:iii _i;lo\'t~.s for iiicii,
‘v‘l’.x.M." siitciiiiig, in Karigaroo.
V iiill ueiglib, \ery lrliigiish in .sivlc-
| gloves-pique stitcliing, all sizes,  WHS will l>rU\\'i1s, miiincil, all .~:~'/,.-=~---
icgiilar $1 . 25 grmie, our spcciiii price 551,00
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Nifty, stylish little gloves for the suiail  I , t_._, A 
boy-cnt in faainc .~t, le as his K o '  T"
fatherls ;;‘<\ '-.s. Noiliinggirlisli about i  \ _ T =‘ ' .
Gloves
Dollar Gloves in Canada
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BIG ATTENDANCE AT FAiR.
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Many who don`t ri-alizc \\'lii\t lies bi"
yoii<l,treiit.uii iittiick of the “noi-\'c.s"
with _iiiiliill-.i~circc. (Jthcrs consiilcr it
wlilsoon piissuwiiy. liut in cvcry crisi-
iicivousncss is a cailauiity, Only unc,
ON Hliiil-GRADE
MATTRESSES.
Close on tlic lici-ls of our
great Iron lied oiieriiig,iol-
lows a wonilci'i'\il cra of uint-
trcss selling. Oiirliillc prices
are the constant ileliglit of
ccouoniical li o ii sc k c c p i- r s.
Soft, coiiifoilablc iiiattrcssts
for all-no matter what pricc
you want. to pay. we can
supply your nctils~t'roiii ii
clicap, u-c-ll-iiiad.: inaliri-ss
:it ii._=,n up to one of those
soft, ilowiiy fclt. mattresses at
Sio.5o.
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rcniedy will cuic-Fcirozniii---ii ncrvc
strcngtliener that acts tlirniiigli thc blood.
First it gives you iippetiti--f you 1-iit
plenty. 'lhis fills thc blood with nourisli-
inrtit for thc. inner nerve cells. liiii-my
and strcnizth is iustillcil into c\'cry part
of the system. You get well-keep wcll-
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 llliilli PRICES
--JOHN NEWSON. ni.~rv0usnes.~i forcvcr ilcpiirts, bccaii.~c
you’\‘c used Fcrrozoiic. Price 50s. pci'
ox of fifty tablets at all dcalcrs.
LADIES’ FALL WAISTS.
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\\'o have now on uxiiibition nur l"iill
siylc wiiisis, in both si'k and Iliiiiiir-l, thi-
;,'i'ei\tc.‘it viilucs cvcr slioivn. 'l`lii- i\s.~ori
uiciit coinpriscs cvery ili~sii~iiblc .stylc
color anzi slindc, and we iiiilii-.=.itiit.iii;_'ly '
say that, qiiiility and \\~orkiuarisiiip can
siilci-cii, they are beyond thu reach oi coin-
vulucs will deinoiistratc the ri-ascii win'
Come and sec tlicni.-Jus. Paton S: (lo.
lilil if.
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hocoiaies
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Fresh stock in
packages just re-
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the maiiufactur-
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$150 worth of
international Stock
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26 l 5 PER CENT
'I`lic`Siin[Life Assurance Cciiipoiiy wiotc 26 i» 5 I _
of] the total amount of new business written by
' insuring public.
E~ R- BROVV.
Manager for P. E. Island,
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Preparations
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just arrived direct finni
the makers. We want
every _stockowncr in .*-~,'-_-;;- ' y
Qiieen's County to test 1. ‘_(,`=,_\-(,i' 
these preparations. It  , _,fail ‘ _me _
pays the most progressive 
stockowners to iced them.  ij( Q
Why don’t you try tbcni ? <*.», M'.,f,lT lim'
Free book tel`s a‘l about ,,;',,;;1‘- ;".`
the preparations.Asl: for it.  `

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riiimsrous polirylioldtrs.
Lite (with profits) Liiiiiicil l’aynicnt.
lindowineut and Guaranteed income
Bonds will iroiluee thc best results u
the safe and conservative management of
North American Life.
\\`rite ns for raii.-s and rc-suits.
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