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Treat your hair t suits will surprise you_

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OUR PENSLAR STORE 501: A BOTTLE. -

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11ppro'ci11te tho assistance afforded

-PENSLAR SHAMPON A

This IH il 5101111000 pl'1~pa1:1tiou ideal. quick oi’ lather, slightly

scented and a reinarkable cleaner,

o this exceptional toilet help today- the re-

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Mr. John Ii. Wright. Toronto. ro-I

p1'csenti11g 'l‘l1e t‘ars\vell Co., Law Pliblislmrs, leaves for l1is homo this morning. Mr. Wrigllt has br\.e}1 a put- ient In tile l’. E. island liospltal for the past two wncks s11t`l`1‘1'ing from ln- tostillal trouble, but is now fully re- covered. He shealls highly of the tl'eut1uent 1‘cr1=ived at the hands of Miss 'l`ur11er, Sllperiniciull-nt. and Miss Meliinnoli ,ami thc llospitnl stall gen- orailv and \visl11~_<'tl1ro11|:l1 'l`i1o (l11n|'1i ian to thank them for their ki11dn<.~ss during his stay i11 that institution.

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Maid Wanted

l~`or gr-|1<‘|';1| l1:111s1\\\'orl1 in |‘i1u1il_v ol`

lllroe, No \\':lshi11g_ Ilig \\‘;1l.:1‘:4 to il.\]1<‘|‘ii_~.li1‘f\1l 1'1llll|l1-lirllt "p|‘i'slill. Ap- ply 111 \\'riti1|g giving' 1-xp1~1'1c111-11. and rccolliinelitlalions tr

HOUSEKEEPER.

i’. I). Box 400. _ (Tity.

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Mr. Wlu. t‘11iu, of the New l’cl'ill

Dairylug tlonlpany. New l’c1'tl1, l*.i~l.i_. has received the following letter from Ottawa which speaks for itself:

Dea-r Slr:-I big to acknowledge

1vitl1 many thanks' the generous suh- scription of $203.75, received l11 your letter ol' the 20!! instant. as a contri- inliion to the Agricultural Relief of the Allies l<`11nd. Will you kindly convey to all your patrons. who have .silh- scribed, thc warmest thanks of the l‘o1mnittno o fthe l-'u111l? lleliove mc, yours very truly-A. L.. liarker, llouo- ra1'y-'I`1'cas'11rt-1'.

SEND SllME_ SNIIIKES

On .\‘1tt.11r<la_\~' morning all slnokc-1

left ai Alley & (`o’s. must he packell. So i`:11' only 11 small smoke for ies.: than one sixiesntli ol' the 1.000 lslalnl boys hz‘= liven iiollaleri. \Vo i`e'el quite silrn that citizens who' have not yet coulrib11t1‘1l will be glad to leave at least 11 pn:-kago of 1-.lgarettes or tollui-1-o.:1t Alley's at on<'1;- in order to help provide at least 11 little (‘hrls‘t- mira sliiokc for 1‘.11'l\ ot' thi-' 08th Si-ego ilail<~r_\-' boys and 105th. 'I‘ho follow- ing 1io11bi.l1\.ssly express-cg the thought ot' the boys:

(loud people. good pcopll-' of l‘. l'}_ l.

'l`h1; gerliiali smoke fills carh u1an's , cya.

lint \\’o`1<\ longing for 1\'n1olt1‘s lroui

"tlur l>'»lau1l" liner,

'l`h1~' sort o|` "smokes" we ez1l\'t _get

here;

lt` you'll leave 11 package at Alley’s

store

\\’e'll smoke the Huns till ,the beg-

gars roar;

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Classified ada, under this head cost one cent per word per insertion where

cash accompanies order, with mini-‘

mum charge of 25 cents per Inscr- tivn. Count your words and save mon- ey by remlttlng with order. Stamps accepted. Ads. taken by phone ,Or sent by mail will bc charged at 26. per word, to cover book-kterping char- U¢S. stationery and postage °l\ 8°

counti. ‘-"l'I”

AGENTS wA.1vf1‘En_ _“_

WE I/VILL PAY YOU $225.00 TO

iiistriinlto war lii_1~r:1t11|'c in your ilmllity. Splnolnlirl opportunity for 'patriotic man or woman. At. least iltl days work. Illterliallonnl Bible l’ress, 'i`uronio. S45-10-1!iilV|3ii

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AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

"the old reliable lfonthill Nurseri- es," We teach ' our mc-n to sell Experience ilnneccssury, highest commissions pl-lid; handsome free equipment. Stone Sr WelliniZl0ll» T0' ronto. Ont. - 385-10-1ME27l.

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WANTED-SMART BOV T0 MAKE

himself 11iu.~i`11l ln Ilakery. Jcss.'lp'H. Lit. (lforgo St. 020-i0-Zi0M3ip1l.

*wANTED- cAhPEN'rEns AND

laborers for work ut. the Dalton Sa- uitorlinn. llikiimt waiws Will ‘Im

paid. 'Y Apply lo ii. Ai &i.l.owe_('l1ar-'

MISOELLA YEOUS.

*SEND A DOMINION EXPRESS M0-

uey order. 'l`l1ey»z1re payable every- where. 912-10-30ME1l.

POULTRY.| AM NOW BUYING

fowl and chicken daily, at the

highest market price. J. 1). Jenkins

703-10-18M26lp1l.

THE PERSON wH'o Took WHEEL-

balrow from- yard on night of tl1c 25th lust., is ‘veil known. if not 1‘ci.1l1'|1cd nt once l will tako notion without furlllcr notice. A. J. llo11Hz1n, SherliT. ' ‘ 802-10-2ilM2lpd.

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Fon same.

*THE SALE OF THE FORMER

American Collslllaie, Nov. lst, of- fers a good investment for nu :1- pnrtment or cl-oullle ten-ameut house. Inspection, Gaudet & Has- zurd. 859-10~27Ms~t_t1li _

FOR SALE-A JERSEY GRADE COW

(milking) J. D. Seaman, 63 Bayfield Street. 783-10-23Mti`.

i=_c;1_‘sAA'fE`-14“FA'r STEEFTE. 01.1-

ver S. McNeill, Summerville. il. R. No. 1. 784-10-23M6l

E>_T§K`EL;_é6+`i71'éE"A7r*é`»iT<§1

ton, Charlottetown with moderate iulprovements. Also several bulld-

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loitetown. und beginning l\lollll€1.V.' |95 lot” °""""'°te_d n""mw“h° 0ct.Ob0',. 29", also H( ]ya||0,, g;,,|,|¢,,_‘ Will sell together or separately.

,~mm_ 1 . 8411-10-2sM1r_

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lilltllld

°wAN1'En AT oNcE A GOOD

maid to go to New York. Family ol' two. $25.00 per month. llefer- ences required. Apply DT- E; C-

llarrls, Royal Bunk Fluildlnll-

870-10~27M3i.

Apply w McLean & MacKinnon.

879-10-Z7Miil.

FARM FOR SALE: 192 ACRE FARM

sltunte at Canoe Cove Lot 65 known ‘as the "Moline Farm" recently ee~1 .cupled by Isabella Benner. Valuable farm, well watered. Good dwelling house and oqtbulldlnga. immediate poscesslon.Apply`» to Gaudet ei _Hsu ard, Solicitors, Charlotteown. _ _ 410-10-llilmo.

I* PAYS to buy in thlfgrrovinco. TEA TODAY.-St. James' Hall, ad-

mission.8B cts. 913. .

POSTPONED.--Major Stanleyfs lec- ` _ `_'_ ` ture st North Milton Han on 31111 is l'U_\U-°W5'E" TE*--Take '- p0,,¢|,,,,,ed_ - 905_ chance’ on ¢._ magnivllcent oil painting,

on exhibition at the llsllowe'en Tea

Po1.|cE counr-A1 ure cny coin-1. 2;§’mI"'°`C“"‘°d'“" M"“'”' 35 gg?

yesterday morning four dog-tax eases . _

were disposed oi -and there are lnorel ' to follow. l PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE.-

_-_- . A crowded house greeted each presen-

Foon coNsEnvAr1oN cARos.- tation of ti_11¢,llI1°\ #banter of the in-

Yestorday the house cards or family tereltlnll 'bmi "P“t\°I“" WI\I°I'| W3'

food conservation pledges were distrl- lures Mrs. Vernon Cilsltle, the famous buted by the post offices and n'00l8ty dBl1C9\'- nt S ffllailtel' “FOP mail carriers to most of. the homes in U10 F1118" l-ll0l`9 are 501710 Ull`i1|ll’\lZ the province. in many city lion;-cs war sconell- Thenew serial started these cards' are well displayed in tho with hundreds of @8501' Patrons and front windows, so these that pass may “The Seven Pearls" promises to be read-and learn a lesson therefrom. ' 0119 01 the l1109t &Ul"‘1CUV0 and inter-

' ` esting features ever put on by Mr.

CHRISTMAS PARCELS.- Eleven GHUBEYIBP 11379- It has an excellent

small cases of Christmas comforts C2Bt-MOIIIB King. Leon Barb' and packed -by the -secretary of the 1050;, Creighton Hale. The above numbers Comfort Circle were shipped on Fri- W0llId 1113140 UD 3 Complete .bill at most' day as follows: 3 for the 26th Bat-I °f the big CRY SIWWS hilt U19 m8Iii1B6-' tailon; 2 for the 14th Batt.; 3 for the; ment added another good one-Fannie 10-ith Batt. and entirely separate from, Ward' in "HCT St-l'8ll§9 \V€<ldl¥lK" H 105th Circle work; 2 for the 98th Siege, St0l‘y that ENDS .V0\lI` attention Battery and 1 for Home of the other through to the last flicker ol' tho reel. island -boys. This week the cases for: The excellent PFUSPHIIIIIIQ will be re- thc 13th. 25th and 13111 Reserve- Bat-I heated this afternoon and twice- 10- tallons will be packed as well as Ulgllt.

others for the 10-ith. The Secretary' _ would also be giad to pack another; DID SPLENDID WORK.-It 15 box for the 98th Siege, and donations alwayg a pleas-ure' to mention the from any friends ofthe boys lntcfndedl patriotic work done by the school

tory would be very welcome. As this the Guardian has just learned that is separate from 105th Circle work, voluntary assistance has been given donors would confer 11 favor hyileav- the 105th Comfort Circle, by the ing contributions at 70 Prince St., as pupils of O’Leary High School who 99-fly HS lJ0SS-lble. Sm0k€s for eltller sold 187 of the 105th Commemoration 98th or 105th are to be left at Alley'S Buttons., realizing $20.65, which sum fo 1° the store fund. - lwas $1.95 above the asked price' ortho

buttons, Miss Marion McDonald, principal of the School, secured the

_ b11ttons from the Secretary oi’ thc

105th Comfort Circle in time for the'

- ° p11Dil\= to begin selling on Thanksgiv-

vl ing Day and kindly mailed the sum

' Irculil'/.ed to the Secretary on 0f~'t.1Gth.

“"_“ ' v 1’I`he pupils in the Principals Depart-

That H°"‘°"'|"°|d3v 0" PIICU Can IDG ment sold 100 buttons, realizing $11.95

Cvmnleiely Cured Read These -ana' the pupils in nic Assistants

Letters- Both Are Sworn lDepartment (Miss Bowness) sold 87

$¥3t¢m¢I1tS- .buttons in the neighborhood for $8.70.

*_* ,These boys- and girls are the first to

T0l`0f1l0~ 011*-.OCL 30-'-~ NPXI IU sell 105th Buttons and if the worthy

DCFHOYIHI 0X`l1f?l`i0l1<‘.e the S\\'0rn State- example set by this school was fol- Hlftnlfl Of l'f‘|iHbI0 DGODIG IS U10 Stl'0lli!- lowed by otl1e'1' i<<°hools, it would mean 957- fWI‘If‘n"'0 flllmillilhlff- If 3'0" IIHVU a great tical to out boys overseas.

any doubt that l)r. (`.h;1s'o‘.< Ointment ~ ____ will positively ami completely cure __ . piles, these letters should convince f;£l,lLr:A;vu2l§e_ (.m_x;i you] ,_ , _ 'R-res., is invalided at his home. Elm , Ml' "”‘"““e| 13"I‘9l`- fflllt Emwer' Ave.. with a severe scalp wound and t..r1n1sby, Out., has made U10 f°u°w' iujlirlwl shoulder as the result of 11 mg dwldralloll hpimm Mr' xv' Wj r11n.11\'ay accident yesterday at 11110 II‘\l1l1l,Notsry l ubllc of the same place. n,(,,m,k_ Mn mtchio was. drivinc I do solemnly declare that l \vas had , Us umm h wa of Pownal

. ‘ . _ __ ' ‘< o 1 ‘ . y y “';l°‘;\;]"ldt‘v'H' hlefdmg pu” ‘md “ds Streit when the breeching broke, the

H V N _ t9 go t" 'lm }_‘°S'pit“l t° ha.” carriage ran 11p on the horse's haun an Ops” 1°" perf°m"ed' My wlfc ehes--11nd hebolted The horse made

for dividing up among all in the Bat-' children throughout the province and'

pristor of the Qinen 'Hotel Btibles, is enjoying ar motor car trip to Port Borden.

Rev. Fr. Gaudet who has been visit-

ing the City on matters in connection with his parish, returned to liope fli- ver on Saturday.

Mr. Russel Cox, Moroil. and J. J.

Mclnnls, the Station Agent there, re- turned--home Saturday after enjoying a visit with friends- in this city. »

Mrs. J. H. Brandt and sister, Miss

Winnie Acorn, who have been spend- ing the summer at their old home in Village Green, returned to Boston to- day where they now reside.

Mr. Hammond Kelly, Southport.

returned Saturday- on the Aranmore from a trip to Halifax, accompany- ing him _fronl Pictou was Mr. J. A. McKenzie the horse buyer. ,'

Mr. A. E. MacLean, M.L.A., and Mr.

Phillip Forgast of New York, were ill the City yesterday and are registered at the Victoria. Mr. Forgast is the representative of a large fur house in New York. and Mr. McLean is their agent in this province.

Miss Mary Walsh, Sourls, \vl1o has-

been undergoing treatment in -the city! Hospital, for blood poisoning in her- eye, left yesterday morning for Bos-' ton, where she will enter a hospital: under the care oi' a specialist. Her| many friends will hope that ber eye may be saved. ‘She was accompalned by her sister. Mns. A. J. Howlett, of- Dorchester, Mass. `

MISS FANNIE BEER.

There passed to rest at Cherry Val-

ley, on \Vednesday, October twenty- i'ourth, Miss Fannie Beers-a life-long resident ot’ that place. Though never having a robust constitution yet Miss Beers seemed to be in her usual health up to the day of death, which came as a shock to her family and friends. The funeral, which was largely attended took place Friday afternoon, interment being at the ce- metery of (fhrist Church. Cherry Val- ley, of which church the deceasc-al was a faithful member. Rev. Edwin Jukcs of St. Peter`s (Tathedral, (_‘har- lottctown, officiating. , There are left 1 to mourn an aged mother, two sisters and three brothers, besides a large number of friends wllo extend to the family their 1-.'incerc syimpathy.

THE MARKETS

~ BUTTER

l\’l0N'l`Ri<lAL. Ort. 25.-'l`ho1e was

quite n little excitement in the butt- er trafic today. owing to the Govern-

said ‘N0. get a hox of Dr. Chai-1e's - I .' ,` _ _ ._ Oinmmnty I did so and have used it lol the wagon yald and .stable oiCn1

ment having lifted the ban off oleo- lmargarille. The general liiiprossicii

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EHO’$ FRUIT SALT

HEADACHES I What woman

isn't subject to them?

Some frequently. Others less often. But, in any case, if the womenfolk would only follow the example set by their husbands and brothers in the use of Eno’s “Fruit Salt,” they, too, would es- cape the annoying, painful head- aches caused by a lazy liver or de- ranged digestive system. Made of the stimulating and refreshing ele- ments of ripe fruit juices, Eno’s rouscs the torpid liver to fresh ac- tivity and cleanses and invigorates the whole digestive and eliminative tract. A headache has no show

.ribs

ztccordlng to tllrections while living in Manitoba and obtained a complete

l\lr_ Donald lil. Campbell,” (‘amp-

hell`s Mollutnill, N. S., writes: "I liavo used Dr. (‘l1asc'.~1 Ointment with great. s111'1't‘ss for hemorrhoids \ or piles of fifteen years' standing. After trying all kinds ot' so-railed pile cures. three boxes of llr. (`l1as1-‘s Ointment gave -me a complete eure.I have also used Dr. (ihas'e's Kidney-Liiver Pills. and there are no others so good. You may use this letter, if you wish, for the benefit of others who may suffer as I did.”

Sworn before me, Murdoch Gordon

Campbell, J. P., in the County and for Inverness County.

If you would like to try Dr. Cl1ase’s

Ointment at our expense, sent a two- cent stamp to pay postage and we shall mall yell a sample box free. Full size box 60 cents, at all dealers, or Edmgnson, Bates & Co., Limited, To- ronto.

Great Clearance Sale

AT ROLLO BAY WEST.

The Slibscribcl' offers t'or sale ull

his stock, crop, i1uplemont.1-1. llollsnliolal l’llrnIt11re, etc., etc. As the farm is sold, everything must go on Wednes- iiny, 1-ith Novonlliirr nt 9.30 11. 111. sharp

'S’l‘(l<‘K---l (ilytlosslfllv. more il yrs.

old; l lmrso. 4 yrs. old; l driving mare 7 yrs. old; 6 mllch rows, 7 yoilligcat- tie. l large brood sow. -i spring pigs, (f'1li; 2 young pigs, 80 hens.

(‘.ltOP.-60 tons hay, 10 tons straw.

1:0 bus. wheat. 400 bus. oats, 6 bus. Ti- mothy Seed. 800 luis. potatoes, 500 bus. t11r:1lps'. 300 bus. mangeis.

lMI’lll<}MEN'l`S.-I Massey liarrls

blmler, 1 sectional seeclcr, l -mowing mztcliino, l lmy rnko. I buggy. l road wuggou, 1 road cart. l truck waggon. l cart, I truck, l wheel harrow. pin harrows. spring tooth burrows. scoff ler, Mclntyre harrow. 1 wood raleigh, 2 double slelghst 1 driving sleigh, l box sleigh. 1 trotting sleigh, fork, hoes. shovels, and other article-.4 too nume- rous to mention.

room suite, ‘hell room suite. stoves, cllalrs, lounges, tables, etc.. etc., crc;-.21- ery l croain separator, new churn. lnllk 1-ins, pulls. etc. Sowing mncl1luc~,' mats, carpets. etc. \ I

TERMS--I2 mouths credit ou ap-

proved joint note" in all sums over $5.00. _$5 und 1* cash, _

W. R. " " STER.

Rollo Bay.. Oct 27, 1917.

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TENDERS

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Sealed tenders will he received by

the undersigned up to 6 p. m., on Mon- day, Nov. 5th for tho sale of about 150 ldmbs and a nurmber of sheep. I

Tenders to n'tat`o prlce`per pound;

livo weight. . I llighcst or any tender not necessari-

ly accepted. _

E. 8. NORTON,

Secretary.

Cardigan Farmers' Instituto.

oct. 25111, 11117. ~ '

sal-10-somlpilh 'ff

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veil liros. and in turnin up King si

g -- _ _ . .

Mr. ltilchle was thrown out unto tho “I me "Ada was 'hm "hem “'°"I“

‘ ' ’ ' curb ami sidewalk striking with great - ' ’ ‘ ` ' ~`

c1;r:'&. fplr I hlave npver been troubled f0|,(,(,_ ms scalp was lam open fm. near future. Samples of olenllizlrriar-_ wti p cs sncc. ani now seven _V __ ~ _ . ., `luc have already been received here years of age and want to recomnlelltl `;]?:l/;]':_`\||,,!::i:|:.(;S (:,mlth},Ie s?,l;,?l,|:3(;1u'iXggi from tl11‘ llnited States. and repres- Dr. (`.hasc`s (lintmcht to all sufferrws hom.” m,`\"`."_; piL,km'y up and l.m.,.im|| entatives ol' large houses _have left. from I'""'“Z My wife MF' “sed H mr licmc in Mr. Aitifen’s autonlobile, ]'lr.|l0" N"“’ YUYR- I-*U50 -“MISS 0" 0-”11‘l_\' ltcl11n_g skin and obtained' complete l.m_,_n.h|_l_S was immediamh, sunk made butter were made ut 45 cents. mlm` ' " A " m1m1~1l and tho wounds were '1l`resse1I.I H Wa? rcI’“"'ed fth_a" “‘_’m"_"`"`4"aI"’” "I

tin- scalp wound requiring several slit-i 2f:flf;"‘nlI:3l‘:3gI’L °' Cxpmi “°"°“"t~ ches. The l;r'.1-.we was 11ni11i11|-o-l. but 1 f ' - _

parlor] <-.1‘;up:1l1y with tho \r.'agon when MONTREAL GRAW MARKET

going |l1r~111gl1 the yard gmc. At. last report !\l1- li111~_l.le was resting mon; 1‘ul11i'o‘l;1lilg.' 1'1ough ill sc\'er_\ pain.

he a -1h.1rp tletilne in pllies in the

1-au, No. 2 yellow. $2.20 t.o $2.25; t‘an- adian Western, No. 2,78; (‘auadlan Western. No. 3, 70 l-2; Extra No. 1 iced, 76 1-2.

where Eno’s is.

All druggisrr .ull "Eno'.¢”

Prepared by

J. C. ENO, Limited, "Fruit Salt Works," London, Eng. `

Sole Agents for North America HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO., Limited, I0 McCauI St. TORONTO

fir ..

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iflour. Manitoba spring wheat pat- Moutreal, Ort. 26-- t‘orn. Ameri-

onts, tirsts, $11.00; seconds. $11.10;

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strong lmhcrs, $10.00; \\'int.1-r patents,

clioice. $ll.`..’5; slraiglit rollers. $10.70 tc $11; straight rolle1‘=~'. bass, $5-`~"l 1.0 $5.35.

Bran. $35.

.\‘horis. $40 to $42. - l\1i1i'1Illugs, $48 to $50 Mpullle, $55 to $60.

llny, No. if per ton car lots. $12 to

$12.50. _

Potatoes, por bag. car lots. $210 lil

$2.25.

l'h'esse1i hogs, Aintttoir killed. 1:51",

to 26

I `TonoNTo 1_1vE srock.

’I`()Ii()N'I`t), ()1‘.t_ 25.- 'I`I\1‘ 1';1ltlr‘

trafic at tho llnlou Stock Yards was

slow this morning.

Export cattle, clioicc, $il to $li!,

lfutrlier rattle. 1-llolce. $10 tu $10.50; rio. mo1lium_ $8.50 to $9.25.

BUFFALO LI\/F. STOCK.

i‘ii\S'l` llill"l<`A-l.(l. Oct. j.'5_---(`:1iil1-_ Veals: ileceipts 100; slow; $7 to

$.15- _

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I Ge:>l‘t'rcy iieali-s. Kent Street, left yclilterday for- Toronto.

. Miss A. M. (‘lurk, City, leaves this morning for Boston, _

' Miss Cox, City, left yesterday morning for Boston.

1 Miss S. K. Clark, _City, leaves to- .day on a_ trip to Boston.

I Mllss Smith. ‘Lower Pownal Street. |city. left, yesterday morning on 11 visit to Boston.

Mr. A. Ll. Johnston of thc Journal

l_’11hlisl1ing Co.. l.t1l.. was in thc city yostordzty on business.

I Tho many l'riou1Is ol James Mc- Allnm. Soutllport. will regret. to icnrll of his illness In the City llospital.

M|'. lir111-c li1lgg11u_ city, was 11 has

senger to Murray itiver, yesterday oh h1lsinc‘ 1' in <-onuf-'rtlon with his firm, the (jiinrlottctown Selling Agencies.

I Mrs. J. Mulloii ot' New Glasgow is visiting for ft few days in the city the guest. of her grnuil children the Misses Erma and Ruby Gay. I =

I Mrs. A-1. .v.1.l>onal1l and 1-111111.

left ycstertiny for Montreal. She was accolnpalllori' us far as Sumlnersldo by her hilshaurl, Judge Mciionald.

Rev. E. ii. Moore of llaliifax is in

the (ilty on routft to his home, lifter having spent. n week with hils bro- ther, James St. (‘. Moore of Eldon.

Mr. IC. ti. <‘um11bs. Manager ot` lilo

mmN|T(m.E___pm.|m. Hum,,_ d|n|“g_Br1nk nt’ Montreal. (lity. acconipnnlorl

by his wife, r1~t11rn1-.ri Saturday from llnliinx whore iw had been spt-.nilllig his vnc11i.lon_ `

Mrs. Fred McNeill, New Wiltshire.

has arrived houn-. after a very pleas- nnt visit with friends' in North River the guest of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Frank San- dorsnn. , ‘

liege: Receipts 2,000; active.

llcavy. $16.50 to $16.75; mixed, $16 to 16.35; yorkers, $16 t0 $16.25; light yorkols. $14.25 to $14.50.

Sheep and lambs: Receipts 1.400;

slow. l.ambs, $12 to 16.752 others, 11ucllaugo1l. ’

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Vliivugo. oct. 2.'».~C11ttlc market

steady; i-locvr-s, $6.85 to $171 Wesmm steers. $6.10 to $13.75; stockers and t`1-etlcrs. $8 to $11.50; cows and belf- ers. $4.85 to $12; calves. $8 I0 $15-

ilogs, market. firm: light. 1425 *.0

$10.45; _1uixe1l, $14.65 to $16.70; heavy, $14.00 to $10.75.

Sheep ma1~k1~.t .s_t_ca1E'y Wethers, $8.-

75 to $12.75; lambs. native, $12.25 to $l7.7.5.

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yellow. nttmiiull; No. 3 yellow, $2.14.

Oats. No. 3 while. |305., to till/_,Z

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l’oi:1toes, bag, $2.00 to $22.25.

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the city were Messrs. iia_rry i‘os._ Morell, Archibald O’Hanley, St. Pletg ers. J. J. M11cDonaid.`l(inkorn und'

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