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is ine' percsoe ofna securities sfjr Nova swfn
industry that is situated where the best class of labor
_ can  secured. whose products are inincreusing de-
mand, that has' ample working capital, and is under the _
most skilful and competent managementfin the Com-
_These securities eau be bought with _a substantial
bonus of Qommou Stock.
interested? Send for 'full
. particulars and you will get them by the next mail- ‘
F. B. McCU`RDY & C0.. I
Members Montreal Stock Exchange
lalifu, Si_'John. `,Moniresl. Sherbrooke. Lliinlaten, Oilswa, Sydney, V
_ Charlottetown. Si. John's,'_,` Nflll.
airuruia.
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Quotations furnished by F. B. Me
Ourdy &. Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers, Mumba-a Montreal Stock Ex
change, 164 Richmond St., Char
tommwa. P.. ln. u‘.i~.¢» f,
_ E* `~§_~’,.f~___,»,` ` fi". -~
_ slums? ~ " Bm
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_British  ......  ".155 154
§_emm¢ree...... ......  ..._;..zzsg 222;
ova Beotia...... ...... -.........2€3§ B62;
liontreal...s_.  ~.¢.... .,.....2i7i 246!
  ......  ......226) 2.26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Do., ord...... ......  
Sugar, Did...  ....105
Clay Works. pid
ne
74
Acadia 100
N. B.
 d . eom.............. 
"Acid pid...........  .105
ul). 00llL....... ..... .........._...6\
rinidad Cons. Tel. eom......... ......81|
Trinidad Electric   13
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' High Low Close
The following were the closing
prices on the Montreal Stock Ex-
change Saturday. '
Dominion Steel 59}
Detroit United - 69;'
Montreal Power _ `230
N. S. ‘Steel r 87;
Richelieu ull
Toronto Railway 1?/7|
Shawdnigan 140
Saturday being Columbus pay all
United States markets were c osed.
OCTOBER CIRGULAR.
' The weather continues rainy and
cold. The longest period of fine wes-
ther during the month was from Sep-
tember 24th. to 27th, inclusive,
Harvest is not yet com-
plete. in the lower lying
sections there is still a lot to
out and only about half isharveated.
Of the total grain crop about 10 per
cent is yct to save, 10 per cent has
been, or will be' cut green and _will
be used for cattle feed. The wheat
that is heingfthreshed is turning out
Braniiram-Henderson com _ is
(LB. Elec. com ........... .. 
Blast; O
Eastern
_Halifax
Halifax
Bnwson
B_ewlon`Pure ‘Wool Tex. uid.
.with 80 p.e. on eom stock 100
Do
Z2
60
an. Sav e Loan 143 '
Cold* Storage pid...
F1130 '...    ....100
Pure Wool Tex. oom ll
poorly; the oats splendidly. frequent-
"i_3_ ly yielding over a bushel 'to the
‘Iso stock. Where properly saved the
wa ‘quality is ex'cel1ent..'
as \‘ Potato digging has been begun, but
so it is not yet general. The crop will
probably be about 70 per cent aver-
” age. They are generally reported as
being small and numerous. Some cor-
e.turnip crop will- be _rnueh below
liar. Tel. Com...     82
. pf .
W- 5- 011'. ISI pid- x.l......
Do. Bud Dfd......  ....... 82 73
N. B. Telephone  ...... ......104 illl
Do. Brd pid ,_ 51 47
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average. _ __ _ __
Apples are s fair 'crop and the
qualitv is good. Plums he.ve_been Very
 43 az abundant, End, are now _Sc a
quart.-_ ~ ......
,yd ggnnags U_ S_ Steel COP The rniillt supply at the present tim
om EAST
»_~,-_-_ _-,-_-_-;_¢.1»qn~na~af_-:_-_-::::.':.1Zvi*-'-1'
...*Dr. A. E. Morris, Dundas, was
. .
...°John McLean. Charlottetown,
was- in Montague Fx-iday,l.i. /
...‘Murdock Hola. Merchant Tailor,
Charlottetown, _.was in _Montague
Saturday on huslness.B_. `
_-.-
...‘W. A. Pattersonp Ht. John. v_/ls
registered _Lat the`Montague Hotel
Batnrday.B. '
_ _-_
...°The Morning Daily Guardlgn eau
be obtained at W. A. Johnston's,
Montague.
_.-_*Miss Ruth Mclinre, Murray Har-
bor. is visiting her brother in Monta-
gue.B. _
...°J. J. Larabie and Alex. McDon-
ald, Eldon, were in Montague Satur-
duy.B.
...‘Let Holman‘s Catalog save
you money. Send an order promptly.
10-1-iME8i.
...*Ho1m.nn’s Catalog offers you
_the luxuries of life at the price you
have 'been paying for the bare ne-
cessities. ‘ 10-liME3l.
..;fIia_wi-ence Kelly, ‘of the P. E. Is-
land .Telephone Gornpan`y`. Charlotte-
town, was in Montague on Baturday
on business for the compsny.B
...'J. A. Cameron, engineer of
the new bridge, Montague, was 9
passenger to Charlottetown Satur-
day morning.B.
...*Holman’s prepay freight from
the store to your nearest station in
P. E. 1,, on orders amounting to
$15.00 and over. Mall your order to
llolmnns and savr money. 10-14ME3i.
...*L1oyd Ross of Mt. Allison Col-
lege, Sackville, who has been visit-
ing in Montague at Capt. H. Mc-
Leod'l. returned to Charlottetown
this week. Mr. Rosa purposes baking
a trip to Germany this winter.B.
._.*Miss Genevieve Holland. Sourls,
v.-'ill leaves this mornim: enroute to
Montreal, where she will enter the
mother house of Notre Dame. -She
will be accompanied by her mother
as for as Moncton! -
...°H. Paquet, Kentville, N. S.
who has been on a. short va.eai.icn to
his old home in Souris left yesterday
on the S. S. Lady Bybil_~ou return,
his mother Mrs. Alex Paquet accom-
panied him as far as Picton where shi
will remain on a short visit to
fricnds.* ~;`_;
.Ps_orlasl's _ »    
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pm-ago" sept 30_ 6_550_000 against ia much _betterthan fur this mouth   
_ _ _
Unti
6,160,000
fast yea
STOCK QUOTATION S .
Oct. 11'12.
Quotations nn-lished sv F. B. Mc,
CUNY & 00., Stock and Bond Brok-
.‘_._0rS, Members Montreal Stock Eg-
-ehsuse. 164 Richmond sr.,._cs.r-
jlottetown, P. E. I.
5; oct. 12 12.
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,_ as mon h' and 3'b00'000 '1‘ho following are the market price
for Oct. 10th, 1912.
Oats, Wh
Btraw
Eggs
Chickens
Lainbs
Potatoes
Butter
Huy
$7.00 ver ton.
25c per doz.
90:: per pair
05c per lib.
22c per llb.
$13.50 per ton.
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Baltimore, Md., Nov. 11, 1903,
Minard's Liaiment Co., Limited,
Sire,--I came across a bottle of your
MINARD'B LINlfMl'dNT in the hands
of one of the student!! at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, and he being so
hind as to let me use it for ry very
had strain, which I obtained ln train-
ing for foot races, and -to say that
it helped me would hu putting it very
_mildly, and.I therefore ask lf yuu
would let me know of olle ol y0\1r
agents that is closest to Baltimore
so that I may obtain some of it.
Thanking you in advance I remain,
Yours tml
14 St. Paul street,
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"1, ' 5 B lfffillil' w.-o. Mcounim,
in ~ 'I 
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Care Oliver Typewriter Co.,
P. S.-Kindlv answer at once.
H olland Bulbs
5
Oats. Black 44c pcr bus.
ite 42c per bus.
25c per bus.
Doctors Bald lneurahle, But New
There le Ile Sign of Disease,
Thanks to Dr. 0haee’e
Ointment.
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Psoriasis i`s.onc of the most rlrearleri
of itching skin diseases. 'lt is n sort of
chronic evzcmzi. The itching it causes
is almost hc_vnnd human endurance,
:ind dsctors ure accustomed to give it
up as invurzible.
lint here ls rl. msc thnt was elven
up and pronounced inr~ural>l(~. The rc-
sult proves that Dr. (`.linsc‘s Ointment
almost works mirnvlvs in curing the
worst form of itching skin disease
lmanlnulile.
Mrs. Nettie Massey, Consecon, Ont..
writes:--"For tivo years I suffered
.with .what three doctors called
.psoriasis They could not help me. and
_'one or them told me if anyone offered
vtn gunruntec n cure for §50.00 to knoll
li-n_v money. as I could not be cured.
The cllscu-se sprvnd ull over mo. oven
on my face and head, and thc itching
' und burning wus hard*-t`o'b`enr. I used
eight boxes of Dr Chase's Ointment.
<A     nnd I am glud to say I»nrn entirely
.
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Freesias
 _-”'_e“* "._<_ _ in all the best colors _
ef."
`”~‘ fosmscki §r¢p.¢¢uf=a*f.fai.. me isfzesiina but
f   will be sold at low prices, for quick sales.
`  odious; ir the mms’ far' pnnusg sais. 'sour
  out oi door planting. _
,»- z
` Carter fd’ Company Ltd.
' lredemen.
'I rs-.¢¢aw~l»1   
cured. .not n sign of a. sore to be seen.
, I can hardly praise this ointment
enough
, Hlfminfhs lD"'1}b1e and Sl“S1"*)‘ _ _ The soothing. healing issuance of
},,.`t named V3_.,e||E.5 Dr. Chuse’s Ointment is truly wbndcr-
iul~ Eczema salt rhcum bnrbt-r's
'I`lll‘~  Ubi? flfld "lily El 1512*' _ itch, rlngworrn and scores of such tor-
ly lx 4" \ C
turing ailments are relieved at nncc
and as certainly cured if the Ointment
is used perslstenlly. Mothers Ilnd Dr.
f hi f-I e ‘iwcrvd Lilies  .?‘""‘.“‘::‘ '".¥::.“':.':'.:’ s."....‘:,::;
\en ng nd ui ng
of babies, such as chafing, lrriizltlons
oi' the skin and 'baby eczema.
Dr. Chas:-.'s Ointment, 60 cents a
'hex All dealers nr Edmanson, Bates
'True bermuda laser -~'='°--rm--1-r'°-°»»°~
Lllles, Narcissus, Crocu
DIIUI
_,fit pays tgbuy _in this P-rovinoc."~ ‘
in Montague Saturday on businees.B._
¢
for
cent
charl°
~ ...~r~m-vey seem, ousqibtcerovn'
arrived ln Bourio by. the.B. B." Lady
Sybil. Saturday. .morningf ' ~
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arrived in Bourii” Bistlirday by he
Lady Sybil on a business trip.°
...°F. G. ' Jordan,=|tgent will _ be
glad to receive ull news, advertising
and subscriptions in _louris and vie-
aity. His oilice phone No. is 5.- _»
1_1 _ /f
...*'l‘. Gordon/ Ives, agent, will' _be-
glad to receive aiL'»aewa,'.-advllrtilinl
and subscriptions in‘Montag_ue and
vicinity. His oiiice phenolic. is 18,
and residence phone -No. 20.* __ -'
...°lnbscrlbers' should renew ,, week
or two before the tim! they have
:nissan ue aaall aversaredis-
_ MOOIMQLD, ggsgh, gggfg
“I suffered from severe Indigestioir
.1.';_"rn¢~1tei-nm¢.n¢uy ouaraim can wi Dyr Prirfér ==¢=r1y¢w° yur# ~
bg abumd at H__ _,_ M‘bon~| D," _ _~l could* not .take food without fearful
m“__ sou-,,i.;_,, _ _ _ ~ istressf Two doctors. thought my
 _ ' _ _ - ____ ' _ :dhiufewu H=;rtFa_iluiiemdinc\_mble,
i t
...~1ma armenia, (1-:tang au Noi-di. Q), ,o,f§§’1§§d°m,f‘§°dt‘r°y__.?F:u§:§§ffif_‘e';‘,$:
From the outset, I was beam- md
gradually this fruit medicine completely
cured rne.
I tool: perliséas It dozen boxes-now I
am cured an have gained °v¢|» 3°
pounds in weight". _
Hltljl RY _SPEERS Uustice of Peace)
“Fruit-a-tives” are sold by all dqlerg
at 5oc r box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25,3...
or senton receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa- ' _ `
 
paid for me urn-ee and om. not Dlll|.Y SELECTIUIIS F08 ‘_
arrived in Bourls by the S. S. Lady
his- home.°
...*The schooner Helen Mary which
quintals and will sail today or to-
morrow for Halifax) _ .
...’The B. B. Lady Sybil arrived at
Souris Saturday morning at 3-00
o'clock, she had on board s, la\‘Be
number of passengers for this port
and Picton, and landed 325 cases oi
lobsters, which cleans up the fall
pack: of the Magdalene Islands.° '
(From Sa'curdey’s Evening Guwhw-')
...'Daniel Collins, Sturgeon, is in
Montague today on business.-B.
...°Capt, John McDonald, arrived
in Montague this morning. on busi-
ness, Mr. McDonald is the Gov-
ernment Dredge Insl’cCt0r--B.
...’R. A2 Taylor, Montague, return-
ei home this morning from the west-
ful Black fox..-' Montague has cziught
the fox erase.-Bi' _ ' "
...°We still have some Bt0¢k for 531°
in our Black For company# W” 1°"
the best stock procurable and the
best ranch site in King'a County.
Come and -see it .before investin'8-
...'0ptions' have been ' secured 
gwq mg” pan- of thoroughbred black
foxes, in addition tothe two P511'
already' purchased for the Mont8.Sl10
excellent chancefor small investors
under the care of ci:;:~el'ts. Persons
wishing to secure shares should hand
their names to any of the following
Whim Road Cross or J. W. McPhee
Georgetown or to L. M. McKinnon,
Monte e 1012M3i
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Rollo Bay.. The nuptial knot was
tied by the Rev. E. Walker, P. P.
The bride was attractively attired
ln a suit of reseda green with a large
hat of white. Pan velvet and Mare-
hou mount, She was attended by
her cousin, Miss Mabel McGaugh.who
wore a seal brown suit with hat to
match. The groom was supported by
his cousin Peter Burke, M;-_ and Mrs, ‘
Deagle were the recipients of many
valuable presents. They will in fut-
ure reside at_the home of the groom
wbichie 4, cosy little place 'nestllng
in the shade of an old apple orchard
and overlooking the .placid waters 'of
Rollo Bay. The numerous friends of
the popular young couple wish them
many Y6|_srs__of wedded happiness#
;_.~'rhe pissing away oi isophia, the
beloved wife of George Irving, Bench
l’oint, is Worthy of more _extended
notice than it has yet received _in the
hour North` n_d,_was at thc time of
bel' death in;1er seventy-first year.
She _was -fm* many years an invalid
but bore up under her sufferings with
Ghrlstiarr fortitude. Of a kind and
a.mirtlile~disposition she was much
beloved by nvighborl. and acquaint-
ances. Tlre esteem. in which she was
held was manifested by the large at-
tendance _nt the funeral which tools
Murray Harbour, to _tlieeemetory at
A, J.- Mgemin, who' made kindly re
the deceased fund ga__ve voiec to the
feelings oi all present when expressing
Riclilrds, Mrs; William Herring. Mrs.
anh one brotherp. Robert Cloustop,
both of Murray Harbour North. These
have the sympathy of their wide
circle of friends in their sorrow!
5 p.c.
tl _
.............“§...;....u,~...".'.....", at-..» euuinlrn assures
_ ' Y .1-i I
Sybil. Saturday morning enroute W 
...‘Paul C-haisson, Morell, manager -- ‘
for R. N. Cox & Co, Grand Entry, |-utnhhul by w_ s_ LW."
'run MIGHT or Lovin. `
is loading fish at som-is for rimhew 1=<>\1d on the mountain top the storm
and McLean, Ltd., has about corn- 55 bl`°f1`k1l1E. _ '
plated “ding on her cargo of 1500 The old earth trembles at the_temp-
e3t's shock,
And from their base the ancient hills
are shaking ~
As hidden fires boil forth their molt-
en roclr. _ ` ~
Man stands agahest at such 3, dread
_revealing » _ _  _
Of b»a.ture's power. because -he lié`_§rs`
and sees; ` - 
But thinks' not that in .silence -deep
concealing., A.
Oft Nature doeth greater things than
theses,
I/nheard the morning comes, or even
ing shadow;
Unheard the stars soft twinkle in the
blue;
Unheard the sunbeam falls on._stream
and meadow,
And silent mists return in noiseless
and brought with him abeauti- ‘1eW~
But love devine into humhlo natures
reigning,
Moves swift and silent as an s.ngcl’s
__ wing, -
To comfort. guide and heal; at its
constraining. ~ _ f
The flowers of hope and joyand vir-
Isaac Ives. _ 19'11Ml(3- "t“"° 9l”`i“$'- -
In Chrietlikn sympathy it sinooths
the pillow -
foam crowned. billow
on account of having several pairs And stills the tempest with its
breath of chccr.
directors, R. W. Stewart, Prop.,
Brudnell, Ranch, M. C. McGowan, 4 
_'AW -M; l A zu ' ` ° ' An enloyable concert will be given
in Bt Pa\\l's schoolroom on Tuesday
 St. Alexe's hutch, Rollo Bay, ' _ t _ 5th _ . t
WRU U19 8459110 Of 5 .VBTY i\`|t°"9ti“¥ §v;qg11gék_UcA?]\:;§5B110n '25becix?;xug B' offers for sale his farm of one hnnrlren
event on Tuesday 0c¢_ hm when R _M E ‘ _ _ acr soflnnd ina _ood ststeol<~u|ti\~_-tion
Mis" s°d|° D°“gl°'°f Be” m"'°"» °’°'- Piano Dug:-(12/iCi£ALl¥1[ian and Prof :ful d b "gl R th 5
came the bride oi Jack Dea le of E ' balance ovareri win vrgfiorlwouib nl
arle. _
Vocal Solo-Miss Kathleen Moore.
Recitation-H. Weston Peake. »
Violin Solo-Miss Estelle Harris.
Piano Bolo-Miss Gwenitli Coombs.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Tucker.
Reading-Rev. Mr. Fullerton.
r Vocal Solo-Miss Adele Palmer.
Violin Solo--Mrs. McKenna,
llecltation-H. Weston Peake.
Vocal Duct.. (arranged by Prof.
unit.; N _’ 
DANDRUFF.
_-.SCALP ITCIIY _
` Dress. She was born at Murray' Har- Men und. women-do you want n
splendid bead of luxuriant hair fren
Do you want hair so hewitchingly
tion of all who see it?
Do you want a scalp as immaculate-
ly clean and bright as 3 newly-rnlnif
ed coin? '
De ypu want to use n hair dress-
that always' refreshes and invlgurute
Then spend 50 cents this very day
Murray Harbour North. The serviies and get a bottle of PARISIAN Sage '
WMU ¢0I1dUCl1Gd_b¥_ hor DASCUY. Rev. at any drug store or toilet goods
counter. Use it as directed and you
16191100 £0 thc.ChriBf-fB`llf`¢|1B!'dCf»0\‘ Ol will never care' to use ordinary tonlcs
again. _ _ _
No poisonous sugar of lead, no sul
dymildthy With the_` mourning friends phur, no injurious' ingredients ln _-_
in their bereavement. Beautiful noni psmsmn sage. Ask for ranrsilm ,"1 applicatiw Cell at once. as I
e-, __  wreaths were presented `by~M_rs. Emily Saga, * _ _ ‘
1 §» f Wil"
,‘¢aa.
;¢_§¢uvu _ __
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radiant that it compels the admira-
_ATM-"1 . Pi ._
»Iw\.__.
Thomas Davidson
- _ Standard ideal Cr
'_  ~, Western Canada l"ieurCf.~ 
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~ N orrawe _ Lennon. sua-‘fr=;r`_f».55"‘ -
. Our October List of Investments
We offu-_E _ -
_ vastmont. _ _ _
.
of sound Canadian Corporations.
and afford an excellent opportunity
good return.
J. C. WACKIN
MEMBER! MONTREAL STUCK
¢ I n'crea`se` Your Income. L "Y 
Provincial, City, And Town Debentures, To Yield 4 p. e. lo- 5 p, e,
- -_Municipal `l$onds"provide absolute security ofprinclpal, and at their
present low price, return an exceptionally good rate of interest on the lm
.Public Service And Corporation Stocks. To Yield 4.8010 7.45 9. e. -
_ For :hola in search of safe, permanent investments, the beet combine
ation of yield and security can be found in high grade Preferred Stock'
Public Service And Corporation Bonds, To Yield 5 I-4 p.c. io 6 I-2 p.¢_
These Bonds are among the uiosr-attractive securities on this market,
Wriie For Our Ocipber Circular. -
` `< lES1‘ABLlS|{lDl87$ ) T ' '
I ~ V wines -
narlrax. sr Jonu. nosrnsm.,
will tell yeuhow. M " " ` 
for conservative investment with'a
TOSll fl). C0.. __
EXCHANGE. IJRECT PRIVATE
NEW GLASGO W. FRI DERTCTON. ‘
s$o>m
mmOmm
Seeing is llelievino
lf you want tonne thelruit of 98 
years ehoemakmg exp_erionce.|ook
ln our windows. A trimmer look
ing shoe than the
cannot be found.» Seeing is oelie v-
imr. but wearing is knowing.
no you want to know?
_ Men's ladies'
$5.00  $4.50
__ and _ and ._
$5.50 $5.00
Of helpless pain, it dries the mourn- M ° & S 'Qh
err @°"= _ ' 0|' TIS ' Ill]
fllaclt Fox Breeding Co. This is an I" Ch"5"hk° 'mght it Walks “"1"
|27 Queen Street.
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Archibald McKinnon of Unnoe Vove
goo u ue ereon .icres
clear some renrlri-.i .mimnnnri the
poles :mf scantllnu ll not sold boi.-rc
vednesdsy the sth day or November \~
willon tha data he sold by public auctior.
on the premises together with crop nto~\¢
a'=_d implements of which further notici-
will be given lever.
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M All. CONTRACT
SEALlill)'l‘EN_l)ERS. ndriressed_to the
Postmaster General, will he received ai.
Ott _w~ until Noon. on Friday, the buh
Ncvaniber iu\2 for theeunvcyance of His
Rn' fuu_r ,ears.six round trips per week
ver iemermd sipecinl Rural Mal' route.
Over New Lon on sp;-olal rural route
fron; the lhmstvmstcr e_~mral's pleasure,
I-‘r|n_'ed notices-containing' further in-
favmwtlon an Io conditions of proposed
_l.`on raot may ln: seen and blank forms -»i
lender may ba obtained at_th1= Post
Offices of Emclnld tlprin :old No -
  Mllestyhs Ma ln, on a proposed Contract
F-\uml's Mills.: ti ttl ' ff' l th
Post Office Inspé¢?torY0h:'lgtt‘§:hv?n. U
1:2? gif' Yilmml'
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oh fl'-‘.§.§’.. <>"."._’i‘.'1l’i!_§“"" ‘”"°"
los vlsul .
ing that will nurciy_prevcnt baldness;   S
place from tho Préiibytsrian Church, and makes your entire head feel fine? _
As I am leaving shortly for west
rn Canada, I am off.-ring for im
mediate sale the stork and goodwill
` f mv fu'ui<hing clothing and hu
_ *lore on Que » Sweet -nyinforinw
.ion needed will be gladly furnished
_'will positively close with some per-
'G=0--. E- H“K\1°°- dfllssldt. Clin!" _son on or before Sept. 27th.
ghatlles __Jord.anhar\_§l Wa Bi _H\l!;\~ lottetown. zuava tees lt. H H -
esles er neon as 'eaves'o  . .BRO `
mourn, one skater, Mrs. John Clow., _ Wk
o- -1-/Mti
w. I.. ning wen
Funeral Director s nd Enibelm
Graduate of the New England
Institue of Anatomy, Lady resistant
I< uneral car and hem; whi¢h gre
to those in a large cltlog. C5113
'i° Pwmptly day or night
guaranteed Office; ~
rooms. Upper lglrn
Dingwell Hotel _
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"Another manufacturer sends Pat-
ons a sample line of their ladies knltt
" ~ coats. they came in all tho leading
- new shades and combinations, in tan
. ~ brown, creams, blues, greys, blacks,
champagne and tan combined, rang-
_ ~ ing im price from $1.50 to $10.50,
ing, flner feeling and longer wear- 
boron h.‘ (.lrahsn\'a Road lfehv Lhndon,‘
Long and short lengths. 10~14Mtf.
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` are ,distinctive Nc man
' will want to wear his old f
l onenuy longer when he
sees these attractive » new
styles _ -
Stiff lists Sl. io $5.00 
 Sofi "als Sl. i0' $3.00 '
' New Caps 50c to Sl 
We won't let you guy- aoyming
but becomine heedwear ‘-here
li you need new Shlris
Neckwear. llosiery,
Underwear, cle;
you are quite sure to find
just what you want heed,
because we show all the '
new ideas as well asthose
staple kinds that somatiy
limi want. _ ,
Qulalhy is always the main con
sideratien here, .hui snug
are unusually- “low”
D. A. Brucé _
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings
Direcilv Smith nf P 0.
onditioris _ 
onsiantly
A raw value 'ado 4 ».s.¢s 4 |_-s
o_o. was eonvidsyredafood rovollllv _
"W3 llvxhgheg éfngsieri Eraagrplllnon.
¢ 1 .» ' ‘ or 'Q
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lnil`uu:iYl(:l“_l:5‘8ll‘.4:|0_B gloria?
ri you me ss§i1£itls_¢~h‘ultiir"ere
not Yleldlnwi-pie; and* U W
consult. us. snaneii Kwrpqawl
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This iz worthy ol your eousldcr'
ation. ' ‘ _
Eastern Securities Co..l.id
“gh  iliahovlcy é_lVlan.,dlreutor. _
r n e m. . _
St. John.  B. and Montreal, P. Q .
swim*
Farm For#-1'§e ' in
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Y Bunbllryeri  1'
Three Milnfreiaffilierlhilelewn.
P. 0. and Merkel. ~
The suhscrlber` oifers by priv8l¢
in attendance. ` ;i“1° hu farm °' '°°'f  
Eighty acres pf y1l_|_ieh§§'li:Tli'=l.~ll\l|1
state _of cultlvatio|_|'._ `  `_, `-__-,__ '__ :__ -_
This farm lshrhst `st1lt¢bfe"for th#
dairy huslmus 'gjeing watered by
spring and broo _. _ V 1
Possession can be'|iv'e'a._s_t ence-
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