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When you lnivg. coil tructcd a. ieveie ca-e cf cramps, col ,_ pain ln., bowels will; rtry, get I abottlecfioiir '

BLACKBERRY BRANDY

We do not _know ofnny

fontaius no opiates and does not contract the

bowels too suddenly.

When all who use a I

remedy are enthusiastic in its praise and_We know fr-rm its cornpfosition it is safe, we feel justified in * ` asking you to accept our

recomnlendation. 25cs hottie l

EA. Foster

Central Drugstore

_ _ Sunnyside. ° - »

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seats pr..

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parationss it is highly i' _~

Gly one on Tag day, Wsdnggdam

'Tag Sale-1-The annual"1‘ag sale for

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I will :nuke them get busy again. f_F- S. M rtchell

168 Queen Street. _ Phone 897- R. _

Hvdn

A Quiet Dignity ' is always imparted by simple ` lines and substantial elegance. Some new models of this type are illustrated here and many people _prefer

These Méiliiiifeiiis f

to the artistically carved de signs ornalnenied with taste- lui decorations. Whatever your preference we are ready =’ to supply the style you desire. Consult _us __ _ CilANillER' i& llEi.l.

r6o Kent St. '

‘-4°4_;l;.'_°hv§l°3.’.‘ '_ ._. _ .

Warning

It bus come to my notice that e bum bor ot’ Fox breeders and speouletors are soiling foxes, said to be of the origi- nni H. I.~Ii.n.ylior Stock. I take t_his_op» portunity of warning the public 08513" any representations of this kind. _ I have control of the ori.innl B. I. llliynor strain of foxes; I claim they are num P. E. Ifuuua stock: that I blue never im ried uni stock iiiid that all the foxes ll? ouch of ‘no ililiehes eeteb~ lisbr-_d bv moore of the origillnl Inland stock. Anydhd ciuilnipg to lliwo f0x6s_0f this stmin shoul t be required to giv Woof of their claims und I shrill b pleased to slibstuiitiiuo or to refu' e. i necessary any such i-epiusun_t=itioiis. Pei-wins wishin to procure definite ln» im-motion ontgis subject ore asked to

*Subscribers and others are a lred

tv remit by Money Order or bv gee- lg:`ts\;l>oll)`ll;1alc::<l1reil:n:rl1e Tyvuileolll; istered Letter, The Guardian is, not 'was a player on the Den-(fit, team responsible lor remittances lorwerded than he cuum after it mid become otherwise than as above. MEM." publicly known.-that Cobb had'_absol--

' ,~ h '*'“ ‘-1i‘-¢1Y‘l`€f1_1B d V0 Play there longer. trade lor ‘Ty Cobb. There is a. very _ T e Guardian welcomes reliable Supposeflihe-t.Nevin._knew,_a _oe sf llttlivdoubt that-_Cobb -will pluy “ew” "om i"""’°i‘9 '1l‘r°“Eh0“*» 0119 Paper msn whowvtll WSH &¢<l\l11l»nl.1ed- ‘somewhere else than with Detroit Province, \_All such items should be with _conditioi_1s_ in Weshingtou and next; year, if he 'plays ball at all, mailed to "The Guardian News personally acflilainted 'with `”"Cla.r`k There is not any doubt that Navln Dept.” Charlottetown, iuimselutely Grlmtli. _ _ _ _ would be glee ro"sel1 Cobb ‘ir lie iilter the event, etc., have trsnspired'." Suppose that 'Nevin ‘saw that this can get his price, and the only reas-

* ` r _ newspaper inariz' "Her`e's` a-chance for on that would keep Griilith from

-, ' _ _ Grlthtb to do`-‘two ,things-‘-first, buy buying him is because that price is ' Buy lust Om? 'big 0" Tag Day and Ty Cobb for the Nationalspand' sc- too high.

'mln ui” ("h“fl"i"f"’t°W" H0993-&i~'» cond-,- to get‘more'advertt'si-ng out ot Nobody 'but Griffith and Nevin

15f51‘9'13M4l- the purchase than' ever accompanied know the real inside ot the negotia-

- _~ _ - -'-‘ . _._t_be sale Of any be-wbnll player since tions or the past two or three days, "U10 proceeds of the 'res sale will irgsebull 'history began; fvounniow and lr is not believed time either ous L20 towurtl paying for a Leundl‘Y_:'f-0' Glilfmhr G0_t0.-himfrgtbhim-~_*-Or make of them has yet told e, frankly com- the hospital.--.A most worthy~ .¢e.use. s.ls». ofier for Ty Cobb. the biggest plete story of their discussion of _ help it along. 1561-9-1BM4i. t was ever made for-any baseball ‘(lobb’g possible transfer.

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°<T“§-Ta8-'TRL The small sum E 'Ami 0f»t_eu cents w til! A ' I- A '\-‘r - u»._ _. _ ni .../n ev no e rom each and _ '_______: _ ___»_______»_ __ l_nm‘_w____~_Hi|__ __ SBPIZ. 24th, I-_ ' ‘_ '1480__g_1gM6\_ _ __ _" ' " 2 l' I-1-~.» ..:f.\ "-u;"_H »,»"‘» li~_- li.';»v1-

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_ _ th¢_Be,,em; _ M the Charlottetown DETROIT, Sept. 16.--Try this over. -Brtfppese a big

thing 50 gggdl 3-3 thispfer §i;>;Di;:1lhwlilll';ake_ plncelpét) ;v;§§,:;_ ‘gguzgugrgépglogétnapd see it it doeen t.

-\'_ _ ' ' ' ' Suppose-.that Ty Cobb had told

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antlseptll? in its action, '_f'I>_`h° Guardian' has sn on Home 1;,'f;ld,§'{‘,f,,"",‘{1‘f,"§5,',§;‘,‘§,“,,'l,‘;a‘;f“£b§_‘;f,

'ing fotaer “wsu and t'h° SWEET seasoill. that he‘wou1d rather leave A sa? fm °f"b°'l“g ‘t‘h°~ HOME baseball altogether than bedeteated

paper or P_"i“°° Edward Island- for another year with the Tigers..

Suppose that President Navin saw

lt>1Fyer, get him 'to soy he will give

*A Business Maker. The Fleming- $60,000 for the _ great; eentertielder, absolutely certain, the sale of Ty ton helps you to get after the ord- and the news will be'pr.int.ed3in every Cobb to the Nationals if it had i ers thot you ure reudy to till. A. DGWBPHPGY lil WB United Sta-WB-‘That been completed this week, with all Milne lvrusur, Hulliux, N. s. will b°'S0\*‘° advertising. when theluie uttsuilsnr publicity or u $100,000 _

1551-9-lslvl:li_ 500.000 eller hes been advertised. user., wuulahuvs been the biggest

‘ ---- Giiflllth Mid I U8-11-SEC *DEB*-her-.Hull and best advertised baseball deal

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and discussed a

There is one thing however, that is

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MR' MALCOLM MATHESON- 'u 's 's `s s"6 s' 'o 'Ii' u' it ‘l"'»"»`»s`s s

r One of_ the oldest inulvbitunts oi the

community pussed away aiterenrlll- nes;-1 of..two weeks, on the early

' rildke a deal for Cobb that f will be ,that was ever pulled oil and the -

ohzahtaeciue to both of 615660! c<>ure<;'wuslilugtou management, if it wus t re W0" "b°"a`nY no ' passe( to blame for the deal not going between Griffith- and me, but »if~ the . . - _ _ ritual ‘trade is kept under coven, no- through' _f“‘l°‘1 t_'_°_ mck Eh” mggwlt \,§dy.wu|_be_Hb1¢ to prnvethag $100.. plum that ever grew oli tic bssebxil

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°’"¢'°~" °°" "~"»‘°1"»°°»'*1°'-‘ 00p was not the price paid ' troc.

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1 TENNIS jr

son ol‘l_\’i_ulco1m Matheson, Dilndus,

young. Ho was- one ot the early pioneers of Dundas, u splendid type ol a citizen,-uni=w:rsally respected for his sterling.-Qualities and fine spirit. Five sons and fol_lr,.daught.ers_ survive him. Three of his sonsf are progres- sive citizens of Dawson City-one in Vancouver < and one in New York. “His children arise up and call him blessed." I-lin luneral was largely

TtiE ¥|EllilliR

not much change in temperature. TI-_IE WEATHEH.- Yesterday was

bealltilully elcar and mild; rain ut night. _ -_ _ . ' _

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday .wus sixty-nine ilibove _zero and the lowest was titty-seven above. The lowest _the previous night wus ftifty-two above. At nine a. m. it was tlfty-nine above 'and at nine p.m. 'titty-seven above. ' - ‘_

The tide will be high this after- noon nt 12.38 arid .to_morr_'ow_s.t1_.1li;_. it will be high to'morrow_ morning. ut 12.36 und Saturduy dt _ 12.'_58.__ `_ ' _ The sun sets_"th`is atterlroflh et,6_._0__t_i-_ ,und“`tol_nor1‘o_w’_ at 6.04; it rises 156* murrow;_iusrnlnstat» 5.42- uuu sutur- 'de.y at--5.43.5 ~_ =

The moon rises tonight a_t_;__1't_.tl_4. The muon was lull liqpgqygsevt- lstli, ut ll.-lun. m. _ - The last quarter of `the'inoon will lbo oh Tuesday, Sept. 23rd, at 8.30 o. m. _ _ . _ _

The iength.oi todny will be twelve

hours und twenty-tour minutes. _

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ATo Grow Bair on A Bald l'°5df

Mrs. _J. 0. I-Iyudmon vs. Mrs. Bag- liell. ; _.In, the li/Ienf_§__Champio_nship_Mutch FI. W. Longvvorth wont from Dr. Blanchard. _ ‘ ' = A. W. Weeks won !rom_W. K. Ro- g'ers. §_'I‘he finals are scheduled for Satur- day next. ` l H W Longwortb vs. A. W. Weeks.

attendedn by sympathizing friends ; ' ' - _ _ John ,\. f di t t I th . ' ‘ _' ‘

Tlhziiuuelfslnsellirllzeswgs coiindilzllzdrln LONGWORTH CUP MATCH' " cfm' N' - ‘_ ~‘ ‘ i the house and at the grave by his ,Th H 1 i th b t h 9'-:BBQ M9_l@0l,l_|_{id,,B_t_;_._f1‘e_resn; piistor Rev. M. N. McLeod, assisted ‘ 0 nas n ° a Ove mn C we-1-le,-W9 '__ hif'_‘.’,' .A'}_l!»_“°f';°_l,‘i ,Sf Mc' hy Rev. J. C. Martin Cardigan and Played 0" by Mrs' J' .o' Hwdmah Qunhfle' Crapaud'-9'. Smifh-'..M°“t _ms nephew Rev J Mcheod' Sh and Miss Mary Haszard, the former real; RL 'WJ Doherty, "Pi'r\ette; B. Peteys ’ ‘ ' ' being the winner, and is now the (-l`opelplid,_ New, York; H, it, Jenkins,

‘ holder of the Longworth Cup lor the 1;ynri,_'1,V_l'nss.~ '_R."_ J'._ ,Willlain's,_ Mont-

yeur. _ _.,_~.l'_'et_il;__S. E. Illia, lVloptr`eal.__ ' _

nn. rsiiezlurune, 1; ----_ ' ‘_ "iiiilfdiiilli§.§f

m1imlm'i%_“i1T|.DEi,E ‘A ` jW'.'Carrutbe;~s;i James

(special to ~i`-us Guuralsui __ ___ LH; ,(4‘,|_3,,,,§,|'d,_, w__ _H'__'. C,,,,,,,,,;,,, S,_

TORONTO, Sept. 18.-Fresh west '_ - "V ='_ » John, N. B.; .Harry E_»Wrig\1¢;_ w_p_

erly winds, unsettled and showeryi W.lljiglit,_ Sumlneriltle; D, _G_,_(;°¢t0,,_

_ 'F"" R015 T B McK n a. Toronto-._Th0g_

l

Those who were unfortunate enough to wrilk out to the A. A.-A. A`. Grounds yesterday, expecting to sec ir base hell game, were confront- ed with blank disappointment. ,» ‘_ .No players were in sight and there

was lio sign of a' game. -I _~Returning to the city they were informed that the game had been postponed for some reason. not by li meeting of the Executive oi \the Ildague, but simply by the two captains of the teams, which _were to play. Iirhns been suggested/that the captains read the constitution anti study the rules. Probably alter digesting 'it they would be less _ apt t ‘ tiilte things ln their own hands, bg? postponing games. ' _ "’

his is the third. gamethat .has

nrnotlce continues baseball wi 'soon

tetown. ` ‘ ' -ff

Tho- excuse given _vest.erds.y~ for the

pggtpbnement was that-ones: oil the

p°'y°° °' at At

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If-Or" nz ofthe 13th lust. in the er- ' -" ' ' ‘ ‘ ' The following is the ,,,,,,-M 0, me lf J ._ _ _“_ _ ______ ,__ _W

_ _ _ _ ll ~ ' -_ . ____ -_ _ - ~ nw., ,mwe _,,e,`,, ,,,,,,,s 0, Mom, 'rum slvl/\l.l. nov-s oul~:s'|~lol~l.

at the odvnnccd age ot 92 years. He The f“.Rt`_m,,,.,d of dm l_,,d,'eS m'm,,,_ "ig Torirnament; L_'

retained much of Yigor and fresh' plonshlp Mntcll yesterday resulted asl Mr- J- A- _M‘5M_m"“ W0" "Um f"`0f-

eu.. u...wAren'°.~onooxom “`i“”"° “i” “‘”“" “H” “Y” W” “°‘ f°1‘°w°= i““"°‘”"‘f2‘ 2*" “'6-

E - _ 0 dim’ nor hls n_aturul_iorce much uhat- _Mraz J_ 0_ Hyndman won fwml M_r_ }s_ perkin_&_w,J,_, from M,._ Q _,_ C

ed. His wife predeceased him about _Miss H,mm,_d_ }MeMillnii-,by ¢leiniilt_

nine .'Y0“i`E and his beloved Bo" -'Mr-g_ Goodwin won from Miss Dm Mr. C. f~lirnpsoii‘\'.voil from Mr. Gosh

_ George about two months ago. Much vies_ --by <1ef;m\t_ '

F<XP&l't WBtQ}1 and cloqk repaifer, Synlpiithy is felt for the family in Mrs_ Bagrmu won from M,.s_ Auey_l Today Mr. l_..'B.` McMillan will ploy

tqelr double _herewvenrenm Mr, Mu- , Mm, ,__.,,,,,,m drew a bm ,Mn ci. lrirugerulu null lvlr. J. A. Mc.

* thesori was horn in the Isle of Skye, The “ext round will be played on Miilon Mr, 11 Perkins, _

i Scotland, and immigrated to this .Samrdav _

country with his parents when quite M,_a_ G'0odwn1 vs_ Mies B,u_t1et_t_ _

second dey s play in the I’.l<i_I. '1`cii~

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'Bs _ `J.` WL' Iiejgllfill, `Ere_der1c-

Chas Sweet. (Glace, Buy,

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MUMFWIS Ul1B»6-Dalton-, Tdgnish; G. S= Murray. .City,;....lvl._»l. lvlcliityre, Mqrell; G. D. - .Campbe1l, Montreal; B. Gradistoek, P.lotou,_»_N._»S.;=-W. E. Bowman, St. Johli; A. 'Milne Fraser, I-Ielifnx-;‘ T. A. Jennings and wiic, LYi'i¢hbcrl'V, Vaf.|~_'Ml1s».--.L. ill. ~Wllson, Mrs. .Wt Hr Shaw, St'.~»Jol1n~, fN. B.; Her-ry 4 Bi-own,_...New, Yonk-; ~W. J. Welsh, F._I.. Clark, Halifax; H. E. I)e_vies, Montrcril;. ll. Pi. Atkinson, Brooklyn, N. Ya; ' E. G. Lemmon, Moncton; E. A._ Morgan, Sydney Mines; C. J. Stewart, Albcrton.

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' Queen _ ' N

_ Mr., and Mrs. Jas Cooking, Monc-

Mchenn and wife, New Glasgow, A.

bl ' ¢_ nm; _. 1, _ ,,o.a“q,h0,-“,y London, Ottawa; J. H. Hnchey, fro:i` Ill); po' Enedutslve imd 'if -thlslWl“dH0l`? L~ 0- H- M°C0\\lll`0y _and in

ll iwife, Sydney- G. E. Jones, Toronto;

'bei wiped oil the slate !or_Charlot- H. A. Critchett, Toronto; A..-I. Mc- `1,~REN(;H ARTILLERY ~ »

Leod, J. B. Molueod, Boston, A. J. Martin.

||»ri -vi\l'~ . re,

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l just opened. f

durable.

Chairs $4

_ Rockers 5.

deep, price ..............

Suited clothes hampers round with cover, siv.

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Oval clothes baskets v`vith_h'sn<lles size 26

fNew" VVl`llow Furniture

In our show window you ,pgay_see _some of this new willow furniture we’ve

We feel sure you will___ap_p__jove of it.

` Willow ‘furniture l is -"artistic-comfortable-light--and i s extremely

oo 4.75 5,50.................-............$7 25

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Oval clothes baskets, size 32 inches long, 24 wide, i4 deep, price ...... _ . . . . .'l 30

e 18 x 26 inches 50

inches long, 18 inches wide, il incilrs

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tre§ses._ sta1j_____ mattresses. “Hercules” sprmgs, best on the market.

Beer Weelcs 'I Beer 8 Weeks ~ Beer Es? Weeks

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'trolt 4; _ -_

4 At Boston-Boston 5, St. _ Lo I - . . 1

land, 7, _ -_ _

At Washington, Washington

Chicago, 1:

9, New York `3; Second game N York 3, Chicago 2. _ ~ At. Boston-Clevelarid 2, Boston

At Philudelphia-Philadelphia

St. Louis 4.

At Washington-First game, D

troit 5, Washington 1; Second gun

Detroit 4, Washington 2,

NATIONAL `

All games postponed, wet grollild

INTERNATIONAL

Baltimore-At Jersey City, post.-

poncd until tomorrow _

At Toronto-Rochester 2, Toron

1. _

At Newark-Ncwurk 5, Providence

1.

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At Jersey City-Jersey,--;G_ity -G

Bultimore 7. _» Y ip- . _

2nd grime _Baltimore 8, Jersey City

G_ _ -~ .1 _ _._._ j_...;._._. ~ At Toronto-Toronto 4, Rochester

7;

0.-lt. Newark-Newnrk 1 Providence- 'At Montreal Montreal 2, Builnlo 3:

NATIONAL

Boston and `Plttsburg postponed ecmlse of rein.

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2nd game Clnoinnutl, 5 Philn<lelph~

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MOVE BIG GUNS BY '

MOTOR. TRAC/I‘ION.

1' ‘r h rl gone shooting fond NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC M0Nfp_.\UnAN_ p'|-,m¢e_- 359515.. rinpther could not get.ot1 u y. all _ LIGHT ‘MEN MEET. The Fmngh gunners' met_l\o'd_of hand- ‘4 'c ck' .this afternoon, -howeverp --- nu

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" ' l ‘ “"tl.2'rlllic<inulnzs play-on gums is BURLINGTON, vt.. sept. 17-'rlie by

in uction heev artillery druwn

tlie'French army. ' H" ‘

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°""‘iHl\0¥1d Will! m0 dlfwt “Pal “hm °“1"' lm” msg ‘ - '- -' 300N-IN'-HQLL New England are lllresen a »hee'n found that the guns ‘can be

be pleased to' reprly, with definite and ineoiitrovertible p t. There ire e few tluirow unsold in the Bridgetown N. S.

Coinpnny which may be securedby up pilyliig d rect to'-me 1 he ranch, like t unhn . _ls conducted under my own Wrsonill' supervision and with sxelnsiv-

el _ F. I l d took. 5' llimruiiteed pure; I R; $1 NOSE

. Alherton

uvssiulritled

no lm 'misss lunr :row elm' YW'

iw ll ehortirbe given the Dime'

_ . men.

5 °““°°" L“°“° 6° com wo Ir the throui ‘ says Sgfllfilfgnhlsdggigganlfiherelore requires of

baldness and its attendant discern- _ _ .. th b _ _

1 ; ~ - »-*'*“' - ‘fu -~-1 - éoheduled to read D890” 0” ° 9” t ken by this means across freshly

!°'t' 5” ilhhelghggqg £1.05? 2226223. _ THE HAGUE, Netherlandl,__Bn.pt.1ii inet of electric lighting and kin sub- Jgougmd 3614,, and over ditches ,md “W fo ow 3 -There is eY8¥'Y i\'“\i¢°U°“. U1" W°‘ 106155- ` _ m nor* obstructions. _ _

ben the heavy ordnance came ln-

° 0' ilmmnenl’ ‘ma is 'also unequaued mg ‘ tl hi i Holland' as in Tlureisvno 0 1 rrti ni. section nl tl t d th '_ ti “we 0

mr' “nouns ha" to ml °“gmal‘c°cllll:" ‘t'l1?t:‘l§3e¢llla`|r‘i'im!atlli‘; throne -dlfllvered Algglgllglltgidggaalxfllflglrfégsggggz 'Iii lglclifl lllld :n<l1yelDre‘;dm:>u(tr_he;ide the

=f°PP1”¢ “M” "°‘“ '“m°‘ ' 1 r the states general lunvnvdl to _ hwiirrble °f ° rf* ear. li r 'lug rain on which on and ‘destroying the daridrull Ktfm- 1;' :;df,};°_¢?i2enn‘;=' (llllteh es inet states mgpysyegpisddggoglrlgren?p&riedr;t-_;°@& pm';‘; ;,ec‘;'H‘:d’ am, ming wmwnt -Will ”°° ““"° th” lm" “"“,'{C $2 his iuccutiuu ol'gi-sutiuggtrs -vote to rua by eenmuio islllsc to cure nh .sinking into urs soil. can be put up by any drill! 5 - Y . _ _ ncsltre ment,pronoun$_»3|` itgngpzsgg :_ over 1m_000 mm in B 1,,-ge ne”

seroplanes are operating in two

_ Rum. _ ‘ . » h m _ _

’ P_°'°°- 3»°““°°" 5 M°“""°1 °”°t°\°I th1:t°sfxlilll`is 'fo be iutroiluuca rs~4_l’ii.“'l“°i'”?'2i "‘i‘i'i?r‘lli"`i§`rl"'ir.HJ'f"'iiu‘<l‘i»°rr‘l`i "mm opposite lo elle? otslllltealrlil

` ’ ' hi” dnmhm' H 7°” "nh it per tit tional obstacles i " F l a wide range o co n ry _

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“ig thc roost il perch, wouldn't lt?"

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chickens had perched on a. roost, and Mr' S°“k""'s “ext 50°F; .his wife‘s?»‘

2,. m_ll_de _it ll perch, come chickens came »__ along and roosted on the perch ani

(From Yester.doy's Evening Guardian) made it B I`00Bf. then the F005

At New York-First gums olrlrego- W0\11d be fi perch and the perc

ew would _bc a roost, and some of the N395-SO deillw. Pure. nourishirl

chickens would be perchers and the as delightful as the ancient (~)l¥i¥ll'lBI\'

0. _others would be roosters and-” nectar. Boxed at 69c. to $2. Lig- § I’ar"eht-"Silsrln, Susan, take this xrit¢1'B are the favorite "Ys.nkce" ' cliild to. bed before he drives melchocolotcs, pure ond wholesome, in

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“inviiieiiile” Brand Horse Rugs 0

The Fall weather viitll its windy days and chilly

nights brings to your nt’eution ilic necessity of buying .rugs for your horses. They are exposed to draught in the stable and other things, and are as deserving of a new rug as you are a new suit or overcoat. Our Invincible Brand Horse rugs are in a class by theln- selves. They stani out from the hunch. Note carc- f_ully the SPECIAL VALUES.

A lisppy Rug 'Guild Value tor $1.35 Eacili

roz Rug, liiade of heavy jute with pattern of Yellow and

Rrd, Stripe, lined about 3 4 of wliole size with heavy felt. Siz: 72 iu. long. Our price . _ .. . . . ...... .. .. ..$r 35 each

rc4 Rug, Size 66 x 73 in. long. Heavy Jute, lined

throughout with lrertvv Fcir. 3 c'rchigles attached. This is ii top notch valuel Price each ._ __ ................ _.$1 So

145 Mixed Grey Jute. 57.: 66 x 78, lined throughout

vli'h heavy brown felt, closely .~til.lled, Circingies attached. _ An attractive Rug. Each '°- ° ~° . ...... .. ... ...$l.9o

_684 A Very Heavy Rug in G -~ 'uid Green, Lining of

Strong Felt, Made to stand. Circingles r-oaclled. A_ bargain at our price .._.,-, .. ... - . ...... _.$2.10 Each

374 Red & Green checkered rug. W- I make your horse

lookup. Size 65 x 78. All lined with Fell. Urciiigles put op Strong A Nice Line. Price Each . . . . . . . .. . . -. . . ._. . .$2.35

Many other styles in prices from $2.50 to $3 50

A Hand-ome Blue & Black All Wool Blanket for Trot-

ters. Size So x 80. This is just what you want for the Fair. Each .. -........... $4 75

We have tb: rug you want at the right price.

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