Ixos" .KENTI ruoun

11 ou tried it? Ifvfnywaut good bread and_

f stry do so. 'Mask your grocer for it.

in barrels and bags whole-

sale by ’

Carvell Bros.

i8 tts a witf.

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Desirable Building Lott ii Cirtownpfor Sale.

’l`lie uiirlersig.ned olfera for sale the

fgllriiiing valuable building Iota z

_, i,,»_5 on the east side of Upper

H,,i,i.or~.iiizli Street each having a ,,,,,,,_.,:¢ on sneer: of 50 feet and ex refining back 75 Ret- _

1 lots on the west side of Orleliar

Sfreet each having a frontage on Sireetoi 50 feet and extending bick 75 lecli. _ _ _ The said six lots lie imiiiedizitely

,,,,,-ri, of tha residence of Dr. Ander- Slyii, lliilfly I). Réld.

1 lot nn the west side oi

Upper llillsbzirongh St , lioiing 3 Iroiitiigc on Qtreet of 50 lcel .ind extending back 75 leet. l`iiis lot lies liiiinerliately opposite the resi dence ni l)r. Anderson.

it is impossible to procure a more ilcsirnblc locality for residences thai th-selots afford. Teriiis easy and ri good title given.

W. S. S'l`F.WAl<T.

DesBri.~=ny Building, Cli'town.

ii-iS dll

@_ Y_

Rings , of Real

Rf.

if Worth

is \\'i>t~f.l\ wliilc tri biiyii ' Iiiiiiiizii. _itll Ii. is \\'ort.l\ While _ 1,. lniy it giunl ono . . . . noL_ii , ,“- .»)|.-ni. hit. iif ti~i|iiipui'y_ t.hl\i~ will _sift i- " lii.,- ,ill its irliori lookn in ii. ycuri- _f~ iw- it-, hut it really wort.l_i)’ Hill!! _» "rl ilnii. will rotiiin its briglit.no:-'.~i _ li .nnl lieiiiity for u llfotinie. Many ,_. l" ~ii-'li ltiiigsiiru on view iii our ; I i i-.\~r». _ , . . of dili`erent. ut.ylc.~a ',: "f :nnl <irn\r-s und not-tliigs _ . . . L .ind ivlicllioi' YD" “`~Ul°"l5 Ulwllif 5: . llii- iliullnrs or ini" ul. fifty Wm i ` ‘ - - ~ - 'sllel with _vour '

-. iiill ‘ln .is sntil 1 Mya" we Q |\l|l'\' \i|.\'(,' _\'(‘.i|I'R lCI\(‘.U i

l ~ e I ' biy lt.

' \"'i‘iiii`"iiii"\'\i.Dii»iil<i\' Store if*

lu- .~\o|‘c_r\i' reliability." oiiih Side Queen Square.

'ie _ _ We

W ,,:___ - _|'__)v§'», a

G. D. WRIGHT.

Funeral Director. The oiil iilmbalmer on P. E. Island

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IIEHING IEZEMI

moi. Sores and Scales All Over Face and B°dY*Could Not Tell What She |-00|<8d Like-Unable to Sleep

I _'_ Grew Worse Under Doctors.

cunro BY cuncuiiit

lu out iviourii

A grateful mother, in the followin

Etlter, tells of another of those marvel. babe cures by Cuticura: “When my

E was four months old her skin

30 cloutt with a humour. I took her zeal; Og or, who treated her for ec-

f1._ ut she kept etting worse,

Her little face and bo y were so cov. ered with sores and large scgleg Ou could _not tell what slieloolrgrl 1gI¢e_ N0 Child ever had a worse case Her facc was being eaten away and even lie' fined nails feii on 'ir ireiiea so slic could not sleep, and for inari weary iiights wc could get no 1-ggi At last we got'Ciiticur;i Soup and Oint- nicnt, first batiiinig heriii wziriii water with tlic Soul., ninl then spreading on the (li_iitine-iit \-ritli soft cloths. I saw a cliangc iii ii wcuk. The sores began to heal, and she <~r.~ul<l sleep at night and iii one iiioiitli :=hc had not Om; S0fl?_ DU lit-r f:ii‘c or lZr.dy_ Any mother Iiaviiig cliililreri with eczema or hu- yiiours will liiid ii friciirl iii Culienm Soup zniil Oiiitineiit. (siiqiierl) M1-5, I‘~1:ii'y ,iniiriei's, 7ri9 Spi-izig Street, K.....ii|cii, N. _]., Aug. I4, 1904]'

lNSi`Ai\lI RELIEF

For Baby and Rest for Tired, and Fretted Mothers

The forcigoiiig stiiteiiieiit justifies i,_‘ic

0l't~rcpc:itt~ii iissrzrtioii that Cuticufn Soap .iiiil Oiiitinciit afford iiistziiit rc- licf, and permit sleep for biiby and rest for 'iircil inollicrs, and point to Sllwdy. pcriiiiiiicnt, and ccoiioniical cure in the niost torturing, disiigur- ing, itcliiiig, bleeding, scaly, and crusted skin and scalp liuiiic-urs of infancy and age, when all else fails. ri..9'.'_‘.‘.`}-`i`.if' ii`.'»`.lil.f.’."i',iiiiil`il.f‘ll# ifiil.'..".li`.L'iIi`i ‘s'-`.l"~"l‘»}.ll’i`l' ts iui.~ ii-~ in mix, .\n.n..ii... it. 'inn-.in in ci.. sydney' I’r.in»r lirinr it vliem. i_'..rp.,1li.»iioii.:lulnl’mp|.'

or-.\i...icrl nee, 1- new to cure- nity iiunn.un.'

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` B EAVER FLOUR

Never Fails.

Beaver Flour never din?

poiiiutheoook. The baking always turn: out right-be cause Beaver Flour is alvayl the same, wlietliez you buy

A :mall sack or n barrel.

Beaver Flour la A

blend of Manitoba Spring Wheat and Ontario Pall Wheat. It contains all the . i nutriment of the wheat kerneL Makes bread and biscuits-cake and pastry- tbat are as healthful and strengthening, u they an white, delicious and inviting.

ff" At Your 6rocer’s.

Y - -. _ .

holding a Diploma. `

iliss A. l'erguson,Lady Assistant

Iiquipiiiciit the best. Parlor and Show Rooms superior to iiiiy in ilie lower Provinces. Calls promptly attended to day or night. Satisfaction guaranteed. liuowiiig that the public would apprec- iate the services of a lady assistant, I have engaged Miss Ferguson, a lady oi' experience and competent in every par- ticular.

OFFICE PHONE 6oc.

Vu ll{fI~ISIDENCE PHONE 6ob.

_'nge

11 The Cut J, of the Clothes I

le the miiln point; in a nulr.. Ui' ouiirno the partiiiiilni- pub- torn of the cloth adds

i-rniiutliiiilg to tiho look-but tho ent.-wel ,;wo uhlim there.

To be Identified

An a wall dressed man you ruunl; have clothon thot. are up tothe iuiiiuw for style.;

\\ o make them.

CRAIG & KIGGINS.

i, Clothiers, I, Queen Street.

5-15 dw 1 yr.

SCOTIA LINE!

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The s. s. nissrtoovcna netting ‘mm Ililontreal about Thursday. Nov. 311. will he due at Ch‘town, Sunday, N01-. iz, and will nil lor St. John’s, M' “ffyiug live stock on deck and Pf°<lucc under deck at lowest rates.

A.PlCKARD&C0~.

,Half Agcnu, Gwtovm.

_ A . ' Few e Drops (uf V

` lieiitlriclrs \~

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Liniment .

’ to the sore throat or swoi- ' . len tonsils, or any swelling, I , lanieness or painful perl.

convince you of its power 1 to relieve promptly.

Kendriclis

Is King.

I at ni anim. if 1 nm anno co. Liuirzo, mprimn. a,

I i.,»r.

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COUGH N0 MORE

Tnsnzmzovorfnl: nav 4

" .A d nit poration of . - rpif.. E521 wud ¢/wry. -

(Ina:-hound and 'fur-

Solontlflollly oomblnod In the _

-' form of ngroollalo llll ll|l'

‘ table Syrup.

' fth i Itllllbl Pf¢‘PBl‘l° S ` ii0?.:;-eiietfolriimedmmee ublm fm' '- the bnmediate Relief a.ur£C1ire of __ 5...../.., C014., Bm./»»'1='¢. HMM- i . n¢r;,Wé|0;J£¢xC0%f/*é‘C:;:P|,A5”"

l mn, an

` “"i1.i`.`.'i'$iti. coa Liver oil

',Y iirst stages of C%I:llm1Pa°‘» I*

L' bei invalna e. -

" l";u.iale B405 if dr by mail on rntipl Q/P"'“° `

~ 'rin Wrlu G1' ¢_.`i°ef._'i.i-.i' ia. ihmmi. wm-

Au: s in-minuv PII-.\-I HI

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annulnihnvnig

HERLOCK

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Published ln Prince Edward Island Lxcluslvely by

The Chnrlotteto

wn Guardian.

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The Adventure of

the Three ,Students ,

No. 9 of the Series

ff-‘Q!rl|||, |904, ly A. Conan' Dull and Culll|r'r L

Wuily.) (c»,.|rln. ms. 5. mem.. rmuip ev c».)

""i`tiiink heaven that you have come!

I feared that you had given it up in despair. Whtit nm I to do? Shall the exaniliiiitioii proceed?"

"Yes, lot it proceed, by all means.” “But tliin riisr~nl"- ' "IIe shall not compete.” ‘

“Yon know hlni?” “I think so. It this matter is not to

become public we must give ourselves r~ci~taln powers rind resolve ourselves Into ti small private court martial. You tlinre. if you plciisc, Soiimes! Watson, _von licrc! I’ll tiike the iirmeliuir in the middle. I think that we are now siilliclenty imposing to strike terror into ri guilty breast. Kindly ring the br-lil"

Ihiiinlstor entered and shrank brick

in r-vidoiit surpi-lsc and fear at our ju- rlir-iiil iippczii-niicc.

“You will kindly close the door,” said

liolincs. "Now, Bannister, will you please tell us the truth about yester- d;i_v's iiicldeiit ?"

The nnin turned white to the roots ot

his hair. ,_ _

“I have told you everything, slr.”

“.\'othlng to arid?"

"Nothing ut all. sir." "Well, then, I iiiust make some sug-

gestions to you. When you sat down on that chair yesterday did you do so in oi-der to conceal some object which would have shown who had been ln the room?"

Biinnlstci-'s face was ghastly,

“No. slr; certainly not."

“It is only i1 suggestion,” said Holmes

suavely. “I frankly admit that I am unable to prove lt. But it seems prob- able enough, since the moment that Mr. Sonuies’ buck was turned you re- leased the man who was hiding in that

bedroom."

Bannister licked his dry lips.

"There was no man, slr.” "Ab, that's t1 pity, Bannister. 'Up to

now you may hiivc spoken the truth,

but now I know that yoii have lied."

The man‘s face set ln sullen dctlauce.

“'l`licrc was no innn, slr.” "Come, come, Biuiiiisici‘!"

“No, slr; there was no one."

“In that case you can give us no fur-

ther lnformiition. Would you please remain in the room? Stuiid over there near the bedroom door. Now, Soiirnr-si, I um going to ask you to have the great kindness to go up to the i-noni of young Gilchrist and to ask hliii to step

down into yours."

An instant liter the tutor retiii-ned,

bringing with him the student. IIe was ii line ilgure of ii man-tiill, lithe and agile, with a sprliigy step and a pleas-

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Gilchrist..

ant open face. His troubled blue eyes glanced nt ouch of us and ilniilly rest- crl with ini expression of blank dismay upon Iiiiiiiilffir»i‘ in the fiirthci' corner.

“Just close thc door," siild Holmes.

"Now, .\Ii'. Gilchrist, we are all quite alone here, and no one need ever know one word of wlnit pussies bctwocn us. We can be pei-foctly frank with each other. We want to know, Mr. Gilchrist, liow you, on honorable man, ever came to conimlt such an action in that of yesterday.” 3. Tlic unfortunate young man stagger-

ed buck and crist ti look full of horror

rind i'r~pronch ut Briniilstciz

“.\'o, no, Mr. Gilchrist, slr, I never

siilil ri word-never one word!" cried

the soi'\'nnt.

"No, but you have now." snld Holmes.

“.\'ow, slr, you must see tlnit utter lliiiinlstcr's words your position ls liopoless and ilnit your only chance lies

ln ri trunk confession."

For ii moment Gilchrist, with uprnls~

ed hand. tried to control his wrltblng features. The iicxt hc had thrown hlni- solf on his knees beside the table. und, burying his face lu his hands, be liiiil hui-st liito o storm of passionate sob-

blng.

“(,‘omc, come.” said Holmes kindly,

"lt la liumim to err. and at least no one cnn nccusc you of hr-ini: ri ciillous crim- lnnl. Periiiips It ivotihl be enolcr for _von lf I were to toll Mr. Sounies whnt rice-nri'r-il, und _vuii win r-ln-ek me wiicro I iiiii wrong. Hlnill I do so? Well, well, -lon't trouble to nnriwcr. Listen, and

.ree that I do vou no lnjiistlcc."

"l-‘rom the moment, Hr. Soames, that

you said to me that no one, not even Bannister, could have told that the pa- pers were in your room the cue begun to take ii dciliiltc shape in my mind. Tho printer one could, of course, dis- nitss. Ho could examine the papers in his own onlce. The Iiidlnn I also thought nothing ot. It the proofs were In roll 'be could not possibly know what they were. On the other band, it scented an unthinkable coincidence that n man should dare to enter the room, and that by chance on that very day the papers were on the table. I dismissed that. The miin who entered knew that the papers wei'e there. How did he know?

“When I approached your room I

examined the window. You amused me by supposing that I wus contem- plating the possibility of some one biiv- ing ln broad daylight, under the eyes of ull these opposite rooms, forced liliii- self through it. Such un ldeii was ub- surd. I was meusurliig how tall n man would need to be in order to sec ns he passed what papers were on the central table. I rim six feet high, and I could do lt with an etifort. No one lcsa iliiin tlint would have t1 chance. Alroiidy, you see, I had reason to think tlnit ll' one ot’ your three sturlciits was u iiiiiii of unusuzil height he was the most wortli wiltcliiiij; oi' the three.

“I oiiiei'<\d, :ind I took you liito my

coiillilciivo as to the sii_i:,';'osti<iiis oi' the Fido table. Of thc rzeiitei' table I could inzilie nothing until in your duscrlptloii of ililr-livlnt you mentloiiorl tliitt he wits ri long rllstnnce juniper. Then the whole thing ciinie to me ln an lnstinit, and l only iiecdcil ccrtiilii eoi'i'olioi':ili\‘c iii'on_`.'_ which I '_-'poi-<lil_\' oiiililiwrl.

TJ IIE GONTINIYEI).

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Winn lllliuis

and Saliiiw

REMEMBER THAT 'THE LIVER IS PROMPTLY SET RIGHT BY

DR. (.IIASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.

Mmiy people are subject to periodical

attacks of blliousiicss, sick lieurlnclie, stoiiiaeli troubles and liowcl li'rog.;ulati'i» ties who doiiotieulize that the liver is especially responsible for this suil`erin;_f.

Torpid,slu;;gish uetiiiii of the livri' ls

ziliiiusr,iiivrti‘iiibl\.' iiecoinpiiiiiefi by inne- tivity of tho klriiieys und bowels. The whole rliizestive riiirl excretoi-y system becoiiies clogged up and Lherc are piiiu, illseoiiilorr. and sullcrinir.

Because Ur. Chiisi:'i~| Kidney-Liver

Plllsliiivciidlreet and combined uction oiilrirlnoys, liver rind howcis, they cf- [oct n. prompt- and thorough clciinnliig .uid liiviiroration of these organs.

Witliiill the poisonous .waste iiiniter

rcniovcrl, pains and aches disappear, the digestive aystcin resumes its functions, the appetite is sliiirpenerl und lieiilth und vigor ure restored.

Asiifuniilyiiicrlielne Dr. Ciiusc`s Kid-

ncy-I.iverI’ills hrivo never had ii rlviil, iorthey get right. at the cause of thc

.\ ._ fcotiiiiioii ills of huniun lilo und remove

it. By their pi‘oinpt.ner~ii~i und thorough- ness they win the praise of all who give theui a trial.

Mns.I-I. S, Mo/IR, Montague Bridge, P. E. Island. “Ihavo used Dr. Ohr\se's Liver Cure and live or six boxes of his Kirlncy-Iilvei' Pills, and can say that this is the only treutincnt. thiit. I evci' not to do me any good. For eiizhb oi' ten years I was Lt tei'riblosuli‘erer from bllious- ness and liver trouble, and though I went. tuurloetor until I was t.irerin,nddiscourng ed he could notdu ine any good. Ie-an truthfully say thai. I believe Dr. Chiisc`s Liver Cure luis siived iny life. I found il. ii little strong iitllrst, but was very glad to getu eiire. Under these circuiiisluiices, Iliin in n position bo recoinuieiiii Dr. Clinse`s Liver Cure very highly to

persons suileriiipns I did."

Dr. Glinse’s {idney-Liver Pills, onc-

plll ii. done, 25 cents it box, nt. ull dealers, or Edinanson, Ihiics &: Go., 'l`oi‘ont.o. Portrtiit. and signature ol I)i. A. W. Cliiise,tlie fmiious receipt. book iiuthor, on every box.

JUST THINK 0F lTl

A hlirli grade porti~nitl`rii- $1.23 for n

spcelnl Xmas oli`ci-. You can siivc more than nge-nl.'s coiiimlsstoii by scnrling your

crayon, huiid finished portrait, and on delivery 50c iunkingin-all only 81.2.1.1 nm also gcttlnir n large stock of 10x20 fruinea tor portraits to scll nt $1.45 rind up. 1loii'l. be lu ri hurry to glvo to strangers who in many crises never return orliriniil noi* m0ney.iIiundredi~i of people In P. E. I.bi\ve lost. valuable originals mid ciish deposits by dealing with foreigners. I have hut. one agent, Duncan I.lvln|;.~\ton, any other representing tbeinsclvcs for tho lllgh Grade Art, Pnrloraure not genuine. Deal with nreliable eatnhllahed Iiousc, S. F. Tarbush. 1_1 l8dlte4l t\\:ll

Notice to all kind Friends.-I l|o\'r~nn-nln

arranged to have my head quarters In the big Toy rind Fancy Goods Store of Carter 8tCo. Limited, where [hope to meet nl of my old friends. Iwlll have a large stock than usuril for Xinris 1005. Slgnerl-

Santa Clans. Zudlw.

°' Rodd’s, Harness Shop.,

i _

I _ 1““l1fi.e._i,_ Caps for I I

Particular

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Customers

Our exhibition of Caps this season -is one of the largest

and best we ever made.

Styles are the latest production of the best manufactur-

ers, and shipped direct to us.

For very cold weather try our fur lined slip bind, Blue

LD. A.

Men’s Outlitters, Victoria Row.

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I .iii Overcoat That

Should Appeal To Yoii.

., “PREMIER” ought to appeal

to you.

. It is designed and tailored for lj just sucli iiicii. .--

S Fit-Reform patrons demand that -, their gariiieiits be the best that can _, ___ be had for the inoiiey. _

See how completely the “PREMIER” V _,-.1-` O vercozit sustains the Fit-Reform ` ` L reputation. A

‘été KO IO

pie, iizo,

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5 This trademark ide li- 'yy'

I' tilies every genuine .E

. _` Fit-Relcrni garment. “L_ REFORM I 7¥L‘ --_ ..

.¢‘re.~°€c`f‘=”"

Look for label with ‘ trademark and rice nvfixed by materl.

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Prowse Bros., Charlottetown.

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"""»'-""-1‘»4& ""Lli"f&¥r..»'¢..et` ~..n»»i......i' .\`.T.»,. ,.»£.Q§.-."_.’;.1_`“""~"’ ._ '

Qeiiuieeiriess ` cunsn quicker ana Pnianianenrtv ay using

FILE-S.¢

AND GIVE `

VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY

'l‘lic_\' also rclir-vc I>liitrr\sn from I)yaFr-pulrt. Iiiiliuc- iirin nnil Ton Ili-iirtv Eu.l.iiii<. A pcvfi-i~t ri-im-,dv lui' l)zz in-ei.-1. Nltiiecii, llriiwniiieas. limi 'i`n.u|.u iii tho Mouth, Coutcd '1`ungui:, l’uin in this Side, ’1‘Ulti’1Ill..IVl:Ili.

THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE i BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.

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Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid- '

nays, Sick Headache. Conetination and Nervouanaes.

Two Sizes, _ mc. and 5250. a Box 9 _

/`-°"EPT "0 ° mei

grrnmts. LUUSTITUTES FOR _ ir.-:m=ir..s°° .i...'i.e»_.' mmzqg -ff e. I

For sale by Johnson Sr. Johnsoifs.

lKeeii Your Horse Warm.

We have just received a big supply of horse rugs in all sizes ii

prices ranging from 5oc to $3.00. Our large assortment makes it pos sible to tit any size horse, so that the rug won’t fall oft or slip around

~J'\r~°N.r°~4f°°'\f-

Every rug is made of strong, rliimble material ani whether you

buy a 5oc rug or one higher priced you can count on getting the inost for your money here. It pays to keep your horse warni in the stable or when standing in the street. Better get a rug iiow.

GREAT GEORGE ST., CIPTOWN.

ii-7dtuf twfriim

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COAL! C0 L!

The S. S. “TURBIN” will be due here Sunday, October

zgth with a choice cargo of Domestic Coal in Reserve Nut

and Reserve Runmiue.

PEAKE BROS. (Rl. Co.

Ch'town, io-zgdtf.

Pall and Winter L'

cloth or iii'xed pattern, 50:, 6oc, 750, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. '

As a iiiaii of taste, the

"Stan£eld’s

B made right here in Canada. Made by Canadians, who know the cliniate-,know what people need to protect them against &nadian winters. Imported Underwear is all iight for Eng- land-bnt it is made for the English cliznatr-not for zo to 50 below zero.

StanIleld’s Unshriznkable Underwear

is the finest Nova Scotia wool, in allweights to suit all temper- atures from Halifax to the Klondyke. In all size, too, to nt every figure.

Staniield garment is

unshrinluble.

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:emo 2

6'/3 Q5 $.35.:

cliuii i i

I :ini iiisti'iicti'd lo sell nt Viiblir- Aiw-

. iiriiiat the Court llinisc lliiiiiliii;-f in

Cliarlottetoiviioii \\`l'1i)Nl‘1.“`l»_-\\'_ iii 'l`\\'l‘1i\§'1`\'-.9l'§L`().‘\'l) ilny nl 1\'4`i\`l‘.I\l

i `, l!I'iR1ii.‘xt nt tlli; llinii' ul' I]l.l'1\`li..\'

0'clock fi.iii., the Ir>lli»\viii;.-_ ::li;ii'u.-, \ 5/:

20 sliarcs in the Cliarln'.iti'.\\'|i Liteani

Nrivigiitioii L`oiup.'\u\‘, l.ii‘iilt-ri.

i4 slirircs in the l’riii<~c iid\\'<ird_ l:.l.r:il

Telephone Coinpnny.

lll'§.\'_] .'\I\I l fx' CA R'I`I€I{,

ii-iSd4i Aiiittioiiiirr.

APPLES l

APPLER l

A siiipiiieiii rf :rp le; .'iri'1vfrl

today from the :\i iiripnlis \`:il'e-y of N0. I Kings and Iiiil iiiiiis. \\`c

Ill! llnll FII-lltfbrlll llllrdmln llert is ll ` ` "`_`~' i also will have sonic No 1 B't»:i-

iieiuis to arrive slioitly.

This stock was packed for th.:

English iiiarkei by the Sccieizxiy of the Nova bcotia liriiit A,-‘_~<>:i_i- tion but ini-zscii the .<ie:iiiici'. Apples will lic cxtrciiicly hii;li il-.is winter and every faiiiily should have at least ii barrel or tivo on hand.

J. J. Gay Q Son,

Fivr-2i_\' Day Market.

ll~lilriti.-i iivwif.

CHEAPER IRAN IIAY

Ontario Bran.

Manitoba Bran.

l\'Iiddllng.s Corn Meal.

Cracked Corn. Matcliless Chop, [rj/.i each

Barley, Oats and Corin]

Gluten Meal. [great mill; pro-

dncer]

Oil Cake Meal,

Blatchford's Calf Meal. Wliolesrile and Retail at

VERY LOW PRICES

AULD BROS.,

QUEEN STREET.

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Tenpsus

Department of Public Works,

Cli’towii. Nov. 15th, i9r\5.

Scaled Tenders will be icceiveil at

this oflicc until noon on `

Monday. Dec. llth. 1905 from any person or purs~iii- willin;; to contract for thi' rcpriiriiig oi Cliltmi liridge, Lot 2i, Que-t~ii’s Ciniiiiy, iiccoiil- ing to spcciiiciitioii to bc seen at the oII`ice of David Wliitclirzriil, Ruud Iii- spector, Clinton, and at the rt .siiltiivv of Arcliibiild Caiiipbcll, Clifton, and at this office.

The nanics oi two res ioiisiblc pcr:=r>n.<

willing to become boiiiid for the faith- ful performance of the coiilriivt innst accoiiipaiiy each iendcr.

The l)cp:irlnie-ni ilrws not lviiiil itself

in accept the lowest or any tc-ii~l\-r.

Tciidcrs to bc miilrosserl to tht- niiilrr-

signed and iiiarked“'I`ciidcrs for Clifti.-ii

Bridge.”

L. B. MCMILLAN, Sec’y Public Works.

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