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/ G. W. HALL. p r anime, Brooklyii. D011, these favorlto remedies nr ' by dcnlers ut wb. n box, ti fu

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- . .*IT PAYS to buy in this Province,

..-°A'r'reNp 'rua one/n' discount'

sale at J. I-‘. Rosa. Kinross ang save money- ' 2028-11~iiM4ipd.

i »-'TWO CENTS PER WORD each - ,insertion for advertising ln tm; wi. nuiu. Cash must accompany order

mlnlmum charge twenty (ive cents: ` p

.."'WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

_DY EXPRESS a lot of Indies silk- llilouses. Prices $2.75 up. Flannel ihlouses $1.8o up. Slerns Bros., Ltd. |

2208-11-10»Mm\vi'3i.

-FSTRAYED. 2 your old hull, rerlt

and white, 2 notches cut out ot tcp tear. Any information as to his wherei- nhoutg will be gladly received. Cliris-

2iso~11-sms.;

*FARMERS BUYING HORSES.-

‘ vlé-im nciulnm emi., seutnk stmonl

wit . . _ g_I»0,0r50“t °“ f°°°‘p" °f P"`i“° by ishlr-pod in a csr load ol work horses pniii-A-lives Limited. 01i»ilWU»- ; for their customers which. on arrw.ii,3

. . ' s" is also put up in 1 ‘was readily taken up at prices iroml

' ltntwe 'Pm - .- H250 to $125 each. Another can load is.

“nl silo which sells for 2oe.

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'zilso being imported.

*SOME SAWING.-Mr. John A.

hichccd, proprietor or the lVlcl..ooil

, Milla. Southampton, Lot 41. snwetlfi

f -his present season, four hundred nnui, If 'ty tlioussnd feet. superficial'

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'squaresi thousands) shingles.

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I iniessure, of 'spruce and ilr boards,i

it d three thousand four hunclrctlg.

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Phone ,159-J

-"--*'*'***"“"*""" “ ‘" ’ iwns a one crop here this tall.--Mr.

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lioy’s Boots;

\ grent quantity ol cn bage comngi to village theso days' from Fortune intl Rollo Bay shrnplng tlicm in thc’ schooner loiding for, Sydney.»-'I‘l.\erc‘

_,!John J. Campbell, Poplar Point, wus

‘nt Ho\vlt‘tt's ‘Mills on business on Tuesday.-4Mr. Angus P. Walker, Launching, was in the Village on n, business trip on Tuesday last. Ho ru-I ports the potatoes very sm'.\ll hut sound'in his section.-Mr. Vuincrnn Mcilonziltl, rclurnetl soldier, is busy on his f-arm getting his tall work done. He is quite a hustler.--Mr. Calib Roh- crtson is up at Poplar Point taking in u cargo for Mr. A. C. Myers. He is‘ loading fi vessel there tor Sydney, C.

le D rell, took n

I3.-Mr. Paul Law ss. u weak turn the other morning while going up to -the Chapel. He was un-= conscious for a little while. At last sc- count he was gctting around ngalu.-`, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McDonald, Dur.| ell, have 'boon visiting at Sturgeon.- 'l`l\o Rell House cheese iuctory closed for tho season on Tuesday utter n

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Boys box-cali! and hox»klp boots that are solid and will stand all the hard usuagc.

‘ Having bought these lines .. early we have our prices right.

Amherst' Box-Kip all solid

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ver/ successful season.-It is report- rd that Mr. i-I. McDonald, the cheese' ~mnkor is going away to College.- Rev. Mr. fiierou has rllsposed of his farm und is nbc\\t to tuovo.-\M'r. A. E. Dingwell, Durell, was at tl1e»Vil- lage last wcel; on n business trip.--` Mr. Wm. Jenklng and son, Big Run,

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Alley & Co.

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the good old fashionc kind fresh and sweet, tr

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it not mos 1 to s ...... .. _sane

Boston Boy a good looking solid boot. sizes 1 to 5 $5.75

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nnfl large quantities are shipped ev~

cry day by rail.-Mr. Lauchlln Mc-

` Graham Fl our

Our GRAHAM FLOUR is pronounced the best made. \ We supply the best grade of hard wheat

which is iround by the ,BEST Ml LER in the PROVINCE. Just try it.

Island Made Floor “

Made from choice im- ported hard wheat, sup- erior to imported ilour. You will like it. and use no other, sold in any

quantity.

ROLLED OATS, OAT-

MEAL, R YE FLOUR, TABLE CORNMEAL, ` CORN FLOUR, TABLE SHORTS (excellant for

I porridge). 1'

Phone us your orders,

prompt delivery.

Queen Street Flour and Feud Store

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PR0l°`ESSl0liAl. CARDS ...1i.':.°.ff°.°‘;.“...”s..';:i"‘.':s..:‘u.°.!r;;ur: Dr. K. W. McKinnon .

VETERINARY SURGEON.

Ofiioo, 139 'Kent Stroot.

Oiilioulto Moroli Hotol. Phone

McL`ean & McKinnon

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Charlottetown .. ._ .. P. E. is ls comms-:Lose - J. D. Stewart, K.C.

llrrlstor, Solicitor and Notary Public

3 were to Souris Monday.-~l\<1r. F. .len» kins of Boston who came home rec-

iently, with the remains of \his wits _for burlnl intends returning to Bos- . lion this \veck.-~O.

..*CARDlGAN ROAD.--S-ergt. Wil

* son nvemging four head n week. He

§inncler terms ol tlic soldiern ro-cstn\s-

lishmcnt. Tile price paid was $4.500.

+ -The potato crop along this rond was

pretty fair, some good, some bad. A few, as \Mr. Harry Thompson. had an excellent crop.-The starch factory, like others throughout the country, closed down for lack of potatoes, 'but tho market at St. Peters Bay is good.

Kinnon, -butcher, is doing a very large country butchering business this sea- son averaging four head a week. lin bought sndbutcliered 115 heath thus inrtliis season paying on an average 17c a pound dressed weight, ad about $70 at head.-The old Vnniderstine Mills, sow and grist, is now under new

’ :mil progressive ownership, Mr. John

ialso purchased the old Hayden pr prletory as well as another tlmb

`1C'harlotietown with his family to r ‘side for thc winter. `

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= EASTERN PERSONALS

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; visited Charlottetown recently.-G.

-| ..The 1 ..

'N River, visited Montague during

week.-G.,

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¢1u¢¢»¢| tn ntlrmnl. 'l‘hul's nil-jus p ~ - sr- of lllnrmoln l’l'c»;cripti

Lllnse n. cn. 'rnblets l'-rom r0\\r druizxzlst tor if 5 pi'e~(er. send $1 to lllarmolll Cn

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|‘1’¢¥»::.u:l"h11t“ln your absolute safegun

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gl). McLeod, an American. purchased ' the mills about ii year ago, rebuilt and improved itliom. The new 'turbine in-

i -.zinllcd is 60 li. p. at present “head” .und cost $1,000. Most of the sawing ' gear Mr. hicbend took with him from ‘M the States where he followed milling. or The capacity oi the saw mill is 101000 ~.- feet per day. 'I`he shingle machine is iii American built, and is also oi* large sy rnpnclty. In the grlst mill a new 'Q1 ,"Smull.ers,” the second ol the kind on , 5’ the Ielund, has been put in at the cost 2 of $1,000. Thougli not'a “roller pro~ Pr cess," it turns out a ilne quality of

flour, und grains Ycry tnnl..'1`hese mod- ern mills are felt to be a great boon to the community as 'well asosn op-

. parent source,o! proiit to the enter-

prising proprietor. Mr. Mchcod hns`;

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‘ ' . e ` property at Mount Hope and on Mon; ~nda~,v and Tuesday last. ,hnd the ser- _ vices of Mr. John _Allred McDonald. ' provincial Land Surveyor, -and a num~ ber of hands rotrncing the property

_ lines.--The school here like 'the humi-

red others." is stlllfvncnnt.-Mr. R. 'J McNeill is preparing to move to

llliius ouch day until your woighttin r

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