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' ' MRS BRIDGIQ1 ‘ ~ ' Steamship Uornpany state that they

T MURPHY have been unable officially to sup

‘ S ld ‘ e I _ The funeral ol Mrs Brlageg M,,`,_ plement the details of the contract RGUBIIID3 |

O - *phy,‘_w1¢-law of the léte Peter-~_ Mup ‘ between the' company and the Cana- ` ' `

‘ 'I ’ -'°-' dian government for a service be.

merely

|i--;,§~“?h*°r» Mrs- John Dooly, se.

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“th i WHY- l¢0_0k place Saturday ~m0!`l1_ HZ from the home `o! her

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and emigrated no P. ls. 1., es year.. ego. ‘ She is survived by six children l1Yil\l§”*M1j,-P trick Murphy of Am-

'h°1`5¢;`Ml‘.'Angrew Murphy, Mr. John Brooklyn postponed on account of N- Murphy oi Bi-octoii, Mass; Mi-,_ rain.

John Dooly, , of, Charlottetown; Mrs. _Alfred McLellan of Hudson, Mass'

lrclnd Mrs. Jus. B. Grady of Brockton,

ass. _

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Hope River- There was s high mess

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fslebrat e y the R v. ll' hh o - c dd Q' tiarf placE_k:lr_th°el;,e$1(;se ag* rxchgames postponed on account of .her 5°“l- 3116 was-born in Ireland

AND ULSTER HOME RULE.

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At Detroit-Cleveland 8, Detroit..

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At Philadelphia, Philadelphia -

No more games scheduled.

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WHEN THE WHEELS _ nnnoriou. WONTNWORK luiNNaAi>oi.is*luinn. sept. so.-

Bnng me WATCH 0,. CLOCK to me The most intense interest is mani-

, I will make them get busy again. |f‘ff*tf`<1 by the l/Otero Oi this City in

. the election held today which will -do-

. cidc the fate of the proposed new

_Expert watch and clock l_emm_ed_ charter' for thc city. It is expected IGH Queen Simpy 1.>h,m83,m_R that a large vote will be polled and

1 both sides, thc advocates of the new

‘ LONDON, September, 29,-There is The third rifle match between the good reason to believe that John Mc- York Rifle Club and the Charlotte- llxlniion Robertson, pa;-limentm-y town Civilians' Rifle Club, to decide ‘secretory ofthe Board of '.'1‘rade had "the rubber", is to be shot on Sat- Iminlsterlal warrant for his speech at urdny afternoon at the Kensington [Newcastle the other night, when he range, and ,promises to he a keen threatened that if any attempt is contest; especially interesting in view ‘H1108 t0 Bet up a provisional gov. of the fact that it will be a three- ernment in Ulster after a passage of cornered fight, as a team- from the

- ,the Home Rule Bill, the Government Fourth Regiment is also participating

,will with~hold the mails from Ulster The Surnrnerside Rifle Club was ex- lf’-“il l7h“S_t0t“llY disorganize- business pected to send down a. team to com- -“1 15012”-lllg that city from the rest pete in- the match, but it is not like-

gf ft-he Korld. Such a measurevwould ly that they will come. The matchld-_mucus have not yet been officially

_ _ : _ 5 ° a 1” ent! and Purposes an act will be shot over the usual ranges, disclosed, The West Indies sc ppm ' 0 war' _ _ 200-500 and 600 Yards. The Civilians‘lscnt' subsidize the cables to the

_-_-='“'“W'|"-'-1"' 1”' The DENY Mull rclllllls that in 1861 team will be chosen from the follow-‘

,__._.._.._..__.._......_. ._ _ Whcll the southern states of Amcrlca ing:-Mayor Jorics, R. V. Longworth,l . J I \\ 5 prpclaimed their independence, Lin. G. R, Beer, (;_ 1r_ Hutcheson, w_ 3_1

"* \.-\ “O “ was Urged to withhold the Louson, G. M. Moore, G. E. Love, B.`

lrlfm 'X/5., malls. but he declined on the ground Duck, W. K, Rogers, J. A. Stewart,

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that such conduct his rf; 5 t R b tg J H J d on my

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_,~ \ bc provocative. P. Barlow, The Fourth Regiment's

"'l‘l'ic action which Lincoln would team will be selected from Capt. Mc not take against the States which. Kinnon, Lieut. Ritchie, (Toi. Davison, <l@1!b€f_l}'=°1Y Seccdfsl. says the Daily Major Leigh, J, Lanai-lgiin, P. Lend- ’VI>1il. Mr AH<l\11th apparently lin- r' an Lleuc Glu Capt stanley

__ BTEAMBHIP CONTRACT

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MONTREAIa September- 30 - A Central News despatch irom London

l’“7*"' 1' Furniture

The manazcment of the Royal Mail

tween iglalifaxi 'and the West Indies. 'Fhey are 'not at liberty to state whether their contract concludes a subsidy, but admit that the aervice generally will be the sarne as that iurnlshed by Pickiord and Black, whose subsidy was $250,000 annual- ly. The presumption is that the Royal Mail Company’s subsidy will

be the same.

Officials of the company decline to

confirm the cable statement that the first sailing from Halifax will be about the -tlrst of November. The Plckiord and Black contract does not terminate until 1914, and it is stated in shipping circles that the Royal Mail Company must build or buy the required boats before they can start on the service. - , It ls anticipated that the West In-

dian line will be a great assistance in developing new trade openings that will be made available by the reciprocity agreement between Oan- ada and the West Indies, and it- is believed that the use of Canadian flour in the islands will be substan- tially increased, owing to the prefer- ence which iorms the basis of the reciprocity agreement.

The statement. that cable' rates be-

tween Great Britain and the Wes' Indies will hc reduced arc well founded, though the dctnils of the re-,

cx-

tent of £10,300 a year, and your cor- respondent is informed that the ser- vice would be greatly improved if the subsidy wcre increased by another £10,000.

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WHEAT CROP IN

WEST REMARKABLE

TORONTO, Ont., Sept. 30-Sir

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J _ ' confident' of siiccees. A most vigor- -f--l-ll.-~-E. I3. STUDENT-iff” “‘g*“‘l-‘"2-my

-- were discussed from different points

The l?‘. C. C. class-rooms are now of view. '

<('i:l'nu'dcd.I\vlth ambitious students whol The proposed new charter, if rat- ,iirc takipgtbe first step towards a" inpd by the citizens, will establish

_‘hurl-ccssful _conimercial career. ._“~_§`_'|,jiiii_-..'commlssipn~§‘forni of government F s o e ‘ ~

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_wriiiplrlycd in the Civil Scrvicc at Ot- flicir chnrnc, .;- lilth. adopted the L: i.i\~.~ii arc J. A. Cullen, I-lnrcld Rifzcli-

l-..ii~lc Llrycnton.

lyic, I-l. McRne,1‘}lln Mclicnzic und

H4 I U O

Amoiig the successful ll. C. C. ' es in Sourls P IC I arc

I- l,l‘udiui.t , . . . Hcrtrllde Curran with A. Mcllorwlll &

lin. and Margaret Connolly with J. .l, Hughes & Co.

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\‘.'!loIcsulci's give U, C. C. grndilutcs r LADY GULFERS FAVORED

pri-f<\i'ciicc every tirnc. Miss Winnie- BY WEATHER MAN_ l'i~=iil;;).it`is now with N. Ruttcubury ' ____ and Mr. lllillninu with Auld Bros. M()NTm,;AI,| Sept 30__Um\e,- llotli these stlldniits graduated lust meal weather conditions the second

.pi ing.

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Miss Nlllld M°U0““°1\ is "DW "Ht" Montreal coli oliih at Dixie. llic (lnnrida Fox Excliangc & Invest-| Au three English Players won their mcnt Co. and-Miss Helen Fo_rB¥l'Jl'J ll? gm,-ws with ea5e_ ' Wm’ the P1‘_‘“t hm” Smumship po' Miss Poolcy, who is considered to Horn ofrtliesc' young ladies who were he one of tm, - beat may golfers in foriiicply teachers graduated lust <_.,,,nada today' easily maintained hm. npr-ing. An academic course with thclreputation in the game against Miss ‘U. 1'. C, commercial course innke au' Hart of Lambtom ,irresistible combination for. success- The mst consolation brought to_ WM "~’°“lt“- ‘ or-uiéi the second list ol thirty-two ` U O I

Kenneth Finlayson with Metcnl

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superior coiicscs of instruction-

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or 'vl if-lee us.

l Other ,students graduated last “Mer of Royal Ottawa' and M,.s_ iiprlng _and now occupying promlncnt'C Mitéheu 0, Humax’ were the mst n_nd lucrative positions ure, lVlies:]\;m_ to stglrt this competition' Miss ‘i§‘!;I‘i§*“».l.‘i1‘I.‘;E.‘”.iii‘.“éilii t2'3".r-----' °“>°"°“°*“g “° ‘“‘“°“‘i’. ‘“ .l _ . l _ 1 -» , - 1 H ' x_ 'Miss Dorothy McConnell with Beer _cb l g;f§`§f1n§1eherb%g€0;i:,;5 rslmtmi 2021,-

, Miss Daisy Waterman withwetition was brought about when S; Co. of Sydney, N. S., llvlliss \ Mm. Archibald' 0' Royal Montrcm' Fhmnignn with Fwneu REC an- defeated 'Miss Bernard, of the same

Cu. and Rose Davies with the Roy- llank' oi Canada, Summ€l`Sid° _...__------‘

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s s O I]ISHOP.'S SERMON MAKESATTON

re is one vacant desk left for A- SENS. '

(5 fit the U. C. (‘-. and now is the _ _ for you to enroll to sccurc the LONDON.)Ocgi-h1°\;E§:l;°';‘§r;'cf‘?t°§[

of the best and brlzht- l-lint” “fe 9"” ° Y Bmw 0, U. C. C. has ever had Rt. Rev. Arthur Tnrfllflgi in lzvhich

with ciiii assistance one.-ee oonerefs H:-th“';‘\;§,‘*;;*;l;c‘;‘§,on 0, the

the capable stall nf teachers and gehdsél Ir; made B plea for the my unrivalled class-room Gfllllllmellli ‘"_ M6” of that aspect of doctrine

has written n book. "A which new C

to hntqogg §,(|T£$g\~ 'geared that the proposed si\pPl@f\’\€“l?

VU’ ‘V “ ' ' book should contain is T ‘s leading commer- to the prayer M

~ | _ gnfnlng fellows P ln

A "M corgalnytgls :gills linger rhi‘lxt\v`e::‘iio- the living and faith- our an -

on application to Princi- flll 0955- -

tfy _

b on mi' ln s iielliil will he eeia1y"af¢°fdi`f`s 'lc qsellfv- i“° “I ' "9 ° n -emi » some large

me .saying early___niin-is-_asus tp ¢,?‘.';§f 1,1 . 1| Wes'ern contracts.-Pei_tifs‘"1l°?'l*'U 1" ~ - 7'h°“ "°

.lmlliis fc l.A§.'I§"

Redmond." '-

MINNEAPOLIS CHAI?/I‘ER

charter ns well as its opponents, are

ous campaign has been conduhtcd by hutlionllles flwlifor many weeks there

\v ich t advantages 0. - ventages of the proposed charter

in Minneapollsfand make many oth-

commission " fo§lri?i}f. of government ‘ nearly ii ycar ago and the opponents of thc proposed charter for Minnea- polis have used the alleged muddlc resulting from thc new charter in Tluluth as a powerful argument a- gainst thc adoption of practically the same form of government in Minneapolis. . '

day of thc -lildlcs’ golf tournament opened ll 'the links of the Royal

golfers on Idonday’s tourney, Miss

1 club, after an extra hole.

Eglwathe Communion of Saints to

< hi-iscinn reciting ‘ the

npostle's creed-is Pl¢dS\‘-<1- H6 SUE'

N 0t1c€

I pai] ,pinning and canning

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‘ ' , lg . . . . ., , wld? to _employ against ii million oi F. Ki-nncay, .1. Merino, F. A. ll'oi-- g:`1?S;‘\°|tiZ9“9 Wh0E0 Onli' crime is nellas, A. McCabe and A. H.'McKiu-

H hey _desire to remain in l thc non. 'rho ilnel selections will he on-

Unitcd K‘“gd°m» ’\,"‘l HY” ““W\lll\\iZ nounced on Saturday.

to bo driven out of it to~plcnsc -Mr. ‘ .__ `

TENNIS

O O l I O O C I I O I

Play has been commenced in the,

Men’s Doubles match of the P. E. I. Tennis Championships, In tho first

ter thi-cc weeks survey of thc prairie provinces, declares that this ycnl"s wlicrit crop is u rcinarkuble one, ii in quantity but in quality. l9.00l),00(l bushels of No. 3 northern or better. Next year he thinks, unless thc

‘ \vi-uthcr proves exceptionally bad,

there should be a largely increased yield. There was danger, he said, a blockade at Montreal. Cargoes might arrive latcr than they could bc accommodated at this point hold- in tbe vessels up, and prcvcnting

ot

of

round, Messrs. l-1. Bethune and G. F. Hutcheson beat Messrs. A. B. Gosh

8-8; 6-3. In fact, it was one of th

6-0; 6-0; 6-4.

the championship title, Messrs. E.

und G. Fitzgerald on Monday after- noon, nftcr a very keen contest. lt. took five long sets-to decide the game, the scores being 6-3; 2-6; 7-5;

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longest doubles game ever played in this city; two of the sets being dence Beta- Yesterday afl5€"100f\ U19' 0f»l_\0\" 'American ports; but not for delivery match in the first round was played the contestants being F. Perkins and J. A. Moll/Lillan y. P. Barlow and J . O.‘ Hyndman. The result wasi-

_ Messrs. Bethune and Hutcheson will this afternoon meet yesterday's win- rlcrs to decide who will have thc WITH ONE SI-l0'l‘ right of challenging the holders of '-°“

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their return to relieve the elevators at thc head of the lakes. Navigation from the Wellaiiil Canal closed down a month earlier than in the upper lakes, and here would cease tlic transportation vin Canadian routes.

The coast - rules of navigation per- mit American ships to- take cargoes in Canadian ports for delivery ill

in"C_anadian,ports. The port of Buf islo will therefore be receiving ‘ Ca- nadian wheaf- tri miss on to ocean ports a month after the transit has ceased down the St. Lawrence.

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KILLED TWO MOOSE

MONCTON, Sept. 29-A curious in-

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Lace Curtains _

all tliese curtains at twenty five percent discount.

Here's your opportunity.

32c Curtains for 241': pair L00 Curtains for 75c ,45c “ I “ 54c “ l.l5 “ “ 891: .°" 75c “ “ 56c “ l.25 “ " 94c

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and higlier prices -all at the same rule of discoll n t.

You know what sp"endid values we give in curtains all the year- round

think what yousave by buying during this clearance. .. ._._.

_ Discount prices for cash only. -

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After a big ,busy season’s business in the lace curta

dept we find quite a number of patterns in .sfock of which have only one to three pairs.

We’ve decided to ` effect quick. clearance by selling

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/ Worth s_eein,g--Our Exhibit at the Fair Grounds--Main Buildirlg

_ See the elegant bedroom furniture;

S¢¢__.\h'¢_ h=\“dS°“>=_ ws#

' I Our Mr Mugford in charge will gladly answer all enqiii rs. -

]i1st to your right as you enter the main doors-:1 iriagilificent display.

_ And every article taken rigllt out of our stock-not spc-ially iniporterl for llle

l Admire the inlaid circasse and dining room suite. ,_,

See the parlor and library furniture

Bedding'

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Your Home

Silver M00!! will [leaf

ner Great George and Kent Sta.

Rice and L. B. McMillan.

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(Canadian Press)

MON'l‘RI<3AL, Oct. 1-In the Cham- Pi0“-‘lhlll Goli Tourna-ment on Dexie Links today, the E-nglisli and Ameri- cllfl Plllycrs found little difficulty in disposing of their Canadian rivals i the second round. With one cxceptio thc matches were decided before the twelfth hole was reached and the fin- ishes were in a runaway fashion. Mrs. Barlow, of Philadelphia, defeated Miss MacKenzie, of Mississauga. Miss Ravenscourt, of England, had no difliculty in defeating Mies Green, o. Montreal. Miss Poolcy defeated Miss Nesbill, of Woodstock, Miss Henry Anderson, Montreal, defeated Miss Margaret Scott, Hamilton. Miss Dodd, the English champion, defeat- ed Miss Hall, Little Metis. The' re- sults of tomorrow afternoon's play will either eliminate all the Canadian

pgnycrs or place them in thc semi~fln- a s.

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(YETTINGFI, Montenegro, Oct. 1,-

King Nicholas play ."The Siege of Scutari" was given its first perform- ance last night. The audience grew rintous against those in the cast representing the Turks' and one of the audience tried to shoot an actor.

IN' WAGES

UR PR_0l‘.`ll

lleslfh Sooner or Lsfer ihowa

N lf: Value _

Don’t go around ' with,tbat tired, worn-out, down-hearted feeling. If you are constlpated,` blllous or have a sour, gussy, ..-'upset stomach, sick headaches, weak kidneys or sluggish liver, see to it that you cleanse your system of undigeetsd food, foul guess excess bile and urieacld, by the use of the great fruit tonic laxetive‘

~ F10 PILLS

will be free from headaches,

rbeumetlsrn, lame back. and all the distressing

sickness usually caused ly

and kidney trouble. do _not gripe or sicken,

a natural movement of thc Refuse all substitutes. At in 95 and 50 cent borce

The Fig Pill Co.,

Bold at Geo E.

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young men were huntingand came across two bull moose standing side by side in the woods. One of the young mcn took careful aim with a high 'power rifle ‘land nred. Both moose ran for some distancc, then fell down and died. When they wcre ex- amined it was found that thc bullet had passed clean through the heart of one and had touched the bottom of the heart of the other. It is doubt- ful whether this feat has ever been duplicated in the province..

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THE V|Ell'l`litR

THE TEMPERATURE

TIDEa MOON. ETC.

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(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, October 2-Fresh to

strong westerly to southerly winds, becoming showery.

THE WEATHER-Yesterday was

line and clear; cloudy at night.

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was 50 degrees above zero and the lowest was 46 above- Thv lowest thc previous night was 34 above. At ninc.a. ni, it was B4 a- bove and at nino p. m. 49 &b0l/9

Tho tide will be high this morning

nt/ 11.32 and tomorrow at 12.21; lt ,will be high tomorrow morning at 12 and Friday at 12.09.

The sun sets this evening at 5.38

and tomorrow at 5.36; it rises to- morrow morning at 6 and Friday at 6.01.

The moon sets tonight at 6.41. There was a new moon Tuesday

Sept. 30th at 12.57 a. m.

The first quarter of the moon will he on Monday, Oct. 6th, at 9.46 a.

m. »

The length of today will be eleven

liollrs and thirty-eight minutes.

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STAGE COLLAPSED WITH

FATAL RESULTS

PITTSFIELD. Mass., Sept. 30-

Francisco Batiazzi was killed, A. M. lliclrai-land is dying, and two masons are seriously injured nt thc result of thecollapse of a staging on the four- th story oi, the now ooiiei-ei Elem-ic Company building on Kellcog street this morning. The workmen landed on s. pile of brick and Butiazzi and McFarland suffered fractured skulls and broken limbs.

.EXCAVATORB FIND I-IUTS

OF BHEPHARDS WHO LIVED

MANY CENTURIES AGO

ROME, Sept. 29f-Several huts bc-

Heved‘ to bc inbabitnted by shep- herds bofnre thc foundation of Rome in 753 B. C. have been discovered by Commcndatore Boni, directors of the excavations in the Forum and on the Palatine. Some of the huts are so

` MEtf.

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::Buutain, Bell & Co., for best'

coal. lowest prices. 9-2_3Mtf.

:Critical smokers come here for

the best brands in liigll-grade, super- fine, smoking mixtures. » Old Chuni, Master Mason 10c., Dill’s Mixture, Pride of Virginia, Old English l5c., Edgeworth’s 20c. and 40c.., Sweet Chestnut `25c`., as .well as all the other famous brands such as Prince Albert, Lucky Strike, etc. The Mec- Kiunon Drug Co., Corner Great Geo. and Kellt Sts. Mldtf.

as F0

NEW YORK SPECIALISTS

WILL DELV-E INTO

TORON’l`0'S AFFAI

'l‘ORON’l`O, Scpt. 29.-By a vote of,

l3 to 1, the city council dccided this evening in favor of un adimiiiistra- tivc survey of the city’s methods anrll expenditures by specialists of tlic‘ New York Bureau of Research. ` Toronto~is the first city in Canada to undertake thc survey, the expense -of which will be borne by more than l.0O prominent business men of the city. i John McDonald, chairman of tlic

citizens' coir.:rn-ittee, stated this even- ing that they were figuring on the! specialists commencing work within a week. |

Nnl'se’s Years ,

of Experience

PIZOVES DR. Cl-IASE‘S KIDNEY- ' LIVER PILLS 'BEST TREAT-

MENT FOR KIDNEY AND STOM- ACH TROUBLES.

The trained nurse has evcn greater

opportunities than the doctor him-

Conveniently

There is rio economy in

buying other styles of Heat- i n g Stoves-Years have proven that the only kind if stove to render the nec- essary warlilth fo your lioine is a New Silver Moon. This is the lates: improved style with Do~ib`e Fire Pot, which is a very inlportailt feature, assuring more heat less cost to replace ancl_ better satis- faction generally.

A New Silver Moon needs

no effeniion, ]usc fill it up

ill the morning and you nrefl not touch it asain until

llaid coal will lastha whole dey without attention. This is just the cosvenience you are looking for.

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New _Silv r Moon we :=e'l, we supply the first fee-Join pipe, ivliicli costs us 5'ic ti in ikc. Prices net Casljl'.'°"

Carefully note.

No. ro Ea. $r4 no No. il,S:ime as Cut.iF.i. $l5. No. I2 El. $i7.<.o No. I3.E¢ch ................$I9.

Bring or s.-nd your order t i-day fJr.cnc of these _

li ~aters .

Above prices include delivery tn' any Port or

S Vaton in P. E. `I~land.

The Rogers .il ,e Ce.,

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self to watch the action of medicine _g 5 -_..-_,T ~ -_-.__ _ __=

in specific cases.

For years the writer of this letter

convinced that no treatment is so prompt and eflective.

This is the most valuable evidence

obtainable, and we -believe that all who knew Mrs. Dufly will appreciate it to the full, knowing that she would not recommend anything fn which she had not the fullest con- fldence.

Mrs. Duffy, nurse, 35 Lewis street,

Toronto, writes: "I have used Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver l'ills for years,

dealers or Edmaneon, Bates & Co., l

well preserved that their hearths arc still intact. .

l Limited, Toronto

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among ber patlents,_ and is firmly

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The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life Assur- ‘ “ ance Companies now having lover $r44,ooo,ooo,o0 of Insurance in force and- an _

and plans apply to

'tunnel income of over $12,000,000. Per lates

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and recommend them. to any patients ~ nn

for all disorders of the kidneys, liver

and stomach. In all my professional Y E R '_

experience I have found nothing bet- ‘I 0 ‘ _ ter," Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, . , one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all Charlottetown Manager’ for P- E.

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