Is a 7t.&~4tifl& quality tha' &V&11J mt.m no. to a cer­tain exunt, upeciaJly ths businua man of to-day, becauss he hM ao many matters dtJmt~ndin.t ltis ... ..., atts1t.tion. Tks more to rsmember and think about, the more to for~ et.

DON'T, F:ORGET

Two tiM a Juilf tJI.Io, outa •IP.ut wcu 60 paira of boota per day. L,.l 1/tHllr <1909> w& Wfre . . oomp&lsd, to increMs it to 160 pairs per day. From, ths ftrit of tlu pruent 1/NI'- w• h,a,ve been, t,.in;.t out r&.tularly 1~0 pairs tlaily, or i1J. othBr. woru •l&osin.l on&.-tkird of tke country' a populatio.,.,, and ev•.,., a,t thia inortHUe, we. -a,.& ~olu,UJ.y unable to aupply our trads aatiafa,ctorUy.

• • • .l.lny myatery tMn why we akould havs to in-

01WUJ& our oulput ' ' .

_.It ia oonoluaivtJ proof of tits superior lin88 of _.BOOTS and SHOES.- which ws turn out and, ws want to .tet in touch with YOU, Mr. Dealer. YOU who arq in doubt a8 to -what m,ak~ of BOOTS aM SHOES you akouU ~took for the cumin~ F.A.LL SE.A.SON,

. Graduate of Pbiladelphla Datal ~ aa4 &.. pital of On1 SllfiUJ .. •••• .111,000,000 STG.

Gaaraateecl by the London, Ll•er­pool aad Globe lD•ua.nc:e Co. ·

' -FIRE

-The Purchaser is pje.'lSed arid wiU only think of coming baek for more.

He knows what he is buying and Tbe Lake of the Woods Milling Co. guarantee that he gets what he bougbL

.VERBENA FLOUR ~ THE VERV HIGHEST MANITOB~ATDrl.

4000 TONS SOFT AND HARD COAL

TO ABBID JOB DPOBT AlfD BftAIL.

5 AnJIPne ~uiring CARGOES fr?m Ship's

Side .or from "Bond Hulk" durin¥ the Au­tumn and Fall can have orders bdolced and prices quoted now.

II lflllflllll c..J I• at 11.11 Per T•.

R. RUTHERFORD & CO.

Earthen Drain Pipes, Bends, J u~ctions, and Traps all sizes, Pressed and Stock Brick, Mortar, Sand, Cement and Plaster, Plain and Louvre Chil!lney Tops, Plate Glass, &c., &c.,

Call at nn.a Store. 21 ADELAIDE STRUT, ~ • ST. JOHN'S, NFLD.

WILLIAM J. ELLIS, Contractor, Builder and Appraiser

p-Mail orders prQmptly attended to. j to6m

NORTH SYDNEY COAL # •

DAILY EXPECTED ' per schooner Belle Franklin,

~ carp of Old ~fine' 'ortli 'ydqty 'creeqed Coal,. . ~Low rates while discharging.

R. D. McRae & Sons. Board, Scantling, Dry Goods.

D~, Groc~ries, Hardware. Lumber of Good Quality now in Stock.

' -ALSO-Full assortments of Dry Goods, Pro'risions, Groceries, Hard-

ware, Mattrasses, Crockeryware, Furniture, &c. .

arbor Grace . ...

BUD .A The Flour for ~·ery Famil~ It's tested :1nd guaranlero by the

manufo.c.turen. Price lo,.. eno~h for every man. Quality bigh enough for any m~/ It's I

BUDA The Flour of Quality. Try it for Loaf Bread, Cake or P:1stry

against higher priced flour. .

SHIRK & SNIDER, MANUFACTURERS, Bridgeport :llld Baden.

Wire Sales Office, Pictou, N .S. J. B. HARTY, Sales Manager.

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Merchant Tail or Our Fall aad Wiater Stock of

' Sultiap. OYercoatiap aad Trou­eeriap of all tiab--'lara-t a.ad

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AdverUaera find it pays to use a pa}>f"r of good reputation. QuaJjty countS.

THE HOME RAPER Our Job Work Department is under charge of an

experienced competent foreman. It has an excellent reputation-a growing one. Often bas to wock extra to fill orden. AU 10rts of printidg executed neatly, P,tOmptly, at reasoaable rates.

IN EVERY WAY Buabieaa Ken~where more than in New­

foundland-are increasingly becoming convinced of the value of having their name and business t>efore the Public. Have something the public w.utts or would be the better oC. Then the more widely you let such be known the better. One of the BEST and CBBAnaT wa11 of 10 ~ is. through 1the use of your name aocl bllin-.,:~~ ~-Envel­Gpel, ~ 011 Note ........ Bil HaiaL

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or other requisites. Posters, Dodgers, Circulars, Bags, Tags, Tickets, etc.

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fl::i1"Colored Pictures Free with above Offers Dn request.

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Musical Instrument House: NOW EXISTENT IN NEWFOUNDLAND. :

• ~Nothing Shoddy kept. :

PIANOS AND 0R.GANS i From the Best~ in the World. • %

I,eadjag Musicians are-our Patroaa. They should know-. !

i w:RrrE us. ~ : OBBSLBY WOODS, 1~ lfa'- SV'eet, ST. JOHN'S. i

. M. SEARLE. ~t for Harbor Grace.

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BY USING

T"BY are tbc Remedy that the bounteous baud _1f nature

provided fo,. all dlfcuca fr"m IMPURE BLOOD.

mE W ~ H. COMSTOCK CO" Ltd.

-Little Hucl ~ the 10 year old daughter of Mr. Job Moore St. Joba'a, was buntt to death ia.st Satdrcb.y eveaial'• Mr. Moore weat dowu ia tbe c:eUar after tea to cut ._. apli~ ~--e little ~irJ was ia- the roo~~~: A the-- kttchea to get;:. }au aac:&!a coat, carrJial' alipfed laiiap •• her haa4. Sba fell dcnru throqb t«··•llllc'P tlJe batdaway whlda bad bed left """'' .. "",... op;»u, aril wu troOil eu~ ie ilamea. Her father ud later bet uncle attempted to pat the Ire oat but not hariar Cott or nat. be­fore a mat waa obtaiaecl tbe little one was ao badly baraed ~t aho died a few hours afterwardL

FOR SAlE • ., • · Ho:-!SIIIilcius. Also Matched. BO&BD, ac. iltenatinal Stlk lll• Jiut. FirewQOd, Oats, Hay, Cattle Feed, Harness, &c., for sale. Also Provisions and Groceries. Verbena Flour al,rays in stock

at bottom J)rice. TBODI WALSH.

Riverhead.

R. A. s·QUISES. TL B. IOUCITO~

-H. J. Fitqmal, Esq., Stipea· diary Mqistnte, who Uri•ed at St. Joba's from Gruel Falla oa &turdaylut fei)Orta typlttid de­clinial' there. · Tbete are .aow 30 cuca, all of a miJ4 ~

delicate,sickly ba~ strong'

and well-will give the

pale, anemic girl rosy

cheeks aDd rich, red blood. It will ' put flesh on the

bones of the tired, over­

worked, thin man, and

will k~ the aged man

~ weaaan Ja c;OJldipon to

~ist colds or ~c!'Umonia

-Mr. P. Garlud ia here oa a •iait to bia father &ad mother, Mr. ud Mr& Joeeph Garlaad.

:-.Try uailvertlsemeut bt the STAlnWlD.

-Bowria(• ... liaer to plJ behPeellat. Joba'l, .. ifax ud N. Yorlilfi'tO be c:a1led tbeGOilcrll.

·Iaspector Bartlett aad Mrs. Bartlett hOftgoae to Bath, Kaiae ud Boetoa, M.aa, to Tiait ~a­tins.-W. Star.

-Boaaviata bnacla railway is aow com_pletecl almost to Tria.ity towu. EYCry eftort will ~ macfe to get the line through to Boua­Yista by Christmas.

Cari!Wa..U, Ndd. Kllf AllD11 Lfl' llll tlierT Co., [;TJU TaD.

DDAD811UI,-Wblte Ia lbe CIOGDlry lut IDIDIIIft' J ..... t.dJy bitteD b.}' ~Ito... eo ba4J.r Uaat I lboa.Jbt 1 woalil be clla11~anil for a eool)le or ..... u. J ..... adn..ct CO try you Uol· m.atCO.U., UM ~'Del 4114 eo. Tile etr"l-~ &baa ( fXJ*)I«l. • ,._. IPPlJoaUOoaoomple&el]' ooriDJ lhe trrUatiOD, aDd P"ftalhla tlle bi&M from oomtac _., -vu••-" Lnn .. n le ahr~ • lood arUole co keep otr the ~alloee.

Yoan truly, ., W.A. V.""'

-Mr. John ~. Oke bas returned lately the better or his trip

to the Straits. ----~ ~· tubecrtber not reeolvtog bit pa~ r ly wW fa Tor u by prompt nouaca oo.

30 cents :ilr-g:~ru;ru the Harbor Grace STAND.U.O an~ Family Herald of Montreal till ead of~~· You could send one to au a t friend after pe.ruaal aad keep the ofber.

-Mias Jessie McLac'hlan, the famous Scotch vocalist will give two coaccrta ia St. John's on Mon­day ~ Tuesday aext.

-Tt..re dtlill Wlillaeecla.Y D'-M at ~ 8beel8L Job a .. ooe of the olcleet ...auuen ta :N..-Ddtaad, Ia the ~ oC lb. AIIIM Xlq. !l'he d .. ~~for 8Uy aprtqa COIIll CO . -

'I'B& '.SET .Qi l'BlSON. Ttf!.!U7 IDll>IUooed la tla• modent

lhoe the f•t PU'IP!re aacl thellklo le ollllhd aDd ,_- lnf&at.d, DDW ll It ID aaythiJII ba• a healthy ooodiUoo. Com 1 iDd booloa.e are formed and walltlJaa beoom• &orbne. ~bly you .. ., ... .._oaabt of Dr. o~a ... •e OIJifmell! Ia u.s. eoao"&toa bat It brtaa• woader­tal relief Uld ooaton alaoenM&aoti.Y. IteiOOt.bloa, b...tlQ etreolt are mqloli.l.

-Niue Syriaa tmigra.ats, who lately arrind ia St. Joha'a from Liverpool aad proceeded tbeace to SydJley were seat ltack from SJCbsey oa Moaday, the authorl· ties declariag that they were af· Jlicted with aome eye dlte~~ee aad bad aot the requi.site$200. These emigraat. aboltld be eet~t ~~Gmt, for 110 matta' bow much oue 11J9 pit' their cue, it is aot Ia the reaerat interest evett of the Sy­riaD Colouy here to ba..-e aetiled ill our midst a clae of emtpat. thal aeither Cauada aor the Ullite4 Statea coaaicler u Ukdy to .Ue aooa cltbeaa.

Mr . . Aiaarew Elliott; or Galt, OIIL, baa beea looki-*1' for some farma ill Kiaga county,~. B., for Olitario mea who talk o~ startiug a large alfeep fana; Mt. Elliott ia a farmiar expert whobas beea atteadiag cooveationa and ad· dn:eliiag farmen· ia tho sister proriac:e, aader the auspice" of Ita arrlcultural dq>artmeat. He ia the mia wb,o said: ' 1 Stay Ea.tyotnJg men, atay east; ninety per ceat. of tbe youag men who go west could do better if they atopoed in the provinces bJ the aea.'r --

ftat Posltkiq ~~ JIU Want? .... ~~!at,her, EIIJIDMr, Eleotddall -~~~ lilarleyor, Narl-1; ... ~1 S::...Metaa -=:re.:::. ....,,._, at--. ••:.~ ln&eraa­lllaal ao;,.., I ¢=ee 01 lena.

D.~~p.~ .. M;~,~ ........ ;-wr= eiiUMs. A -- (&117 one 7011 waol) b cltooeal a& UtfiJ oaloe at a moob reclaoecf raJe. :Apply Mr)31 M oaJ7 ODS

-- 6T:!:tp 0JTaa TO NIWSO .on.-To liewa~ edliilc tlie Jariat D8m Of 6TAIIDU08 be-tweeD We cia~ (8ept 16111) aod De­ceaber 3~ (beeideilt tbeii' weekly eo~a..__)l a iDe pocket htfe for 1aial8elf aa4 a pair Of Midrel·Plated SciMan felt Ilia .aotller. To tbe oae ..Wq u.e out larcat aamber, a &Do Pocket Klllfe; ~ bestir yoanelfta. aDd pt roar frlcada to belp )'OL

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-The Mo11treal Star of Sept. 16th bas bas the foUowi~g i~ -"Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur J. Grubert, Hutchison Street, ell· tertained this week in boaor of • the Right RcY. John March, Bishop of Harbor Grace, New­fouadland, there ~ing also pre· sent the Rev. Mgr. William Browae, of the Di~ of BaJ St. George, 'Newfouodlaad ; 'rhe Ru. William Fina1 of the Cathe­dral, Harbor Grace ; Mr:- aad Mrs. Joha ForesW, of Loodoa; Oatario, aud Miss Forreatal."

TEA.CHY.R'8 MERV.&S.

Tecao.bere ot~o ban tlM repotatlon of belDI crOM •b•n &be &rooble It wltb tb• DUT .. raU .. r th&n lbe dltpoelt.Jj)o. Nr. A. 81ltherlaod, PrincipaL Soolb Bcr 8cbool, H7dner, N. El, Wrlt..: • I wu oenoa. ao4 worried, hacl llaclla .. uon M4 beaclube. Dclaton t.U«\ IDe. Yoa CIUlMpeocl oa111e to r-am....S Di, A, W. CU..'t Nerve Poucllor f btU.n I& ....,. ntlnl7 carecl ..._, 'l'fnd bralu aD4 f•ble nerns are r•IOrecl b.Y thlt ....................

-The iaductioa of RcY. 1. S. Suthcrlaad u pastor of St. Aa­drew's Pieabyteriaa Church, ia auc:ceasioa to lUv. Dr. Robertaoo, will take place ~9th • RcY. Dr. ~ .. ; of.senDiida, will PJeach 'be aermoa; ReY. Mr. Allail, of Bay of blaada will ad­draa the mlaiater iaad BeY. Mr. Co!UI of Harbor urace, will pre­aide abd ai•e the adclraa to the coagregatloa. -----

~puBLIC NQT1CE.

Look Out For The ' Potato Ca.~~

mBE NEWFOUNDLAND AGRICULTURAL BOARD l. baa UC4'.rtained that certain plots of potatoes ia the neighbourhood of St. Joha'a are af.'ected by the dreaded "Potato Canker'' disease.

This ia the aame disease that was first detected at Red Ialaad, in Placeatia Bay, about a year ago and is so fatal ia ita effects that if not immediately checked the absolute impossibility of growing potatoes in Newfound· land for yean to come, is sure to result.

.«he Agricultural Board, therefore, requests that aU ~ polatO growers who may observe indications of disease LD their crop, will at once aotify the Secretary of the Agricultural Board at the office of the Deparlulent of Agrieulture aad Mines.

The Agrid.thlral Board, ro..-cogniziug th.e i.a~cul­able injury that must accrue to the country 1£ th1S dl. ease be oot immediatcly stamped out, earnestly requests all persons to aid the efforts now about to be made to eftect this. •

Ia Febrfiary last the Agricultural Board issued au illustra.ted pam~~et from a spedal report by P!of~r Gussow oa this~ Some tbouaaads of cop1es were seat to Outport Magistrates and Clerg,ymca and the Board now requests that potato g:rowers tn any atf~ted Districts will procure a copy of thts report and be gutded by its recommeadatioas.

By order,

FRANK H. SIMMS, Secretary Newfoundland Agricultural Board.

''1'7' 'i¥ >rt' ''l'i> ~"'' ~~ <>K' ?"-,. ~~

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Of all Ages, from 5 to 100. ' '

l Really fl~e 'teet FOUR-BI.llltO PEJ IJIFE Offered For THREE new...Yearly Sibscribcrs to the S>rAN-ouo, banded

in with $1,00 each, or for the Standard and Montreal Family Herald or W. Witness or Toronto Mail and Empir~ at $1.50 each. 3 tarn colored picturea ac:oompany the papers.

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A ~ir of Sc'h.sors will be given as a P~mium instead of the Pea Knife, If preferred.

This Pea Knift is u;t a cheap but a good article, costing us as much as our best premium Scisson so much admired, valdcd by tbe maauf:leturcrs at a dol~. A cut appears in another place. A sample of the Kaife may ~ aeeu by anyone that meaus work.

The Boy's and Girl'S Friend. Row to obtain this really fiDe 4-Bladed Knife. See advcrnaemeat

ill aaothu part of tbia paper. · "' /

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GENERAL MERCHANTS.

BONAVISTA, KING'S COVE, B~TON~BBBMSPOND. ~ , ' ADd U.e followia& STATIOitS 011 LuUDOa-

1 Baua&ux. Webber's Harbor, Olleana and ll&wk'a Harbor.

FISHING OUTFITS Supplied at aU the~ Elt&tiilhmentl

RIGHIST PIUCB& PAID for ail kiDda of Produce.

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NEWFO~NDLAND.

tJL. Oft' ~ woOl bi well lltocbd ud ftJ awa tbea could .a.c.ot a blrd for bl•.table. A.._ IIIPlr . ., ~ -.ld ~ ... tile ~dp-aaiMly. tbat ao aaaa or bOy photlld be allow· ed to klll eon tlaQ ka blrda oa u7 oae clay ill tile open lliMoL TM peaalt7 for aa iilfriqeaaeat of tlali aqteste4 Jaw ahotald be a b•YJ ,oae. at leut S50 or two 111011tba' bllprt.oameat. If we waat to prOtect tlae parttidp, more •uilti'I¥Jawe are aemury Uaaa tiJoee tll&t oow JOftra tile Quae. Wllat Ia ...sed DOW ia U expra­aloll of opilllba ill tbe papers eo tbat tbe alakera of tbe pme-lawa will aee tbat there are mea who wlab to eee the ptarmilr&Jl aaftd from utermiutioa or at leut P* tected u far aa pouible.

TO 'l'D JU)l'l'Oa 8'l'AlCDAJU>. Slr.-

1 wired to Badrer Brook to fiJid oat if llr. Crowe_ could aJiont uy immediate employment to mea frolll our Dialrict. I received tbe eacloaed repl1 wbich

I will tb.aak ,ou to make pubUc ud all mea who fW llr. Cmwe'a re­qaJrcmeata &lid who wan to co. may appl7 to tile Railwa1 APt Ia tbefr aettlemeat wbo will laaae tbeir tlcketa.

Youn tnd1. A. B. Seymour, M.B.A.

To Aa B. Srn~on.Esg., M.B.A. He yoar wire /ate. Slft MeQ

B. '- Cmwe. u be aa1• be C&D take 25 £ood lamber men. Be aa7• he wW depo.it amoGDt of tbeir farea if their batPP be worth tea dol· lal"'. tbelr banQe checka to be haaded to CoDdf. &ad In tara bud· ecJ to him. Waps will be paid ac­cordiur tom~ ability.

Ac~ B4DG&a Baoo.:.

Oa Sanda1 aftenooa the Bev. Chatlb Mercer Stlclr.lap wu iJl. clucted l..a.to tbe Mlaafou of St. Peter'a. Soatb Side, witla Cbriat Church. bT tbe Jtural Deaa, Caaoa NoeL There wu a fairl1 lar(e coarrera,tloa. aotwitbata.ad£11&' tb&t aearl1 ill' tile - are at Labrador. ...... ~Ua ~ p.J-.... Wid'4 •1 UMfliiCUl1iell1:M: apedal leaeoa• bei8c re&d by a NoeL

Tbe cuatomary l"orm o dac:tlon wu obeened : Uae Blabop'a Ucon~ wu read. the Decluatioq b7 Uae Ia.c:ambeat wu made, tbe trer- of the Clnarcb were pre.Ated l:t.r tbe ~arch Wardea. Mr. ArcJaibald NoeeWortbi: aDd placed ia the buda of fbe Iacambeat. -aad tlae ~&lid prayen were aald.

Tbe Haral De&a (&ft UJ addreaa from Hebrewa zi11. 17 vene. " Obey

Ia tbe l .. ae of ...__ ,.,_=s tiNIIIl that bave tlae rale oyer 1oa ; _.. go,.,..._ f':!.':!f wab:b for yoar eoula, • aad

riolatotMopea!Dcof tbe dp f, fM' that alilty alld brother-aoottac eeuoa. we out 1 Jove tltat aloae C&J:I malr.e a mlaia· tbat a creat mlatake bact beea made try a aucceM, aad cemeat the boad to coasm.ace Ute IIOUOII ou'the ~ that aho•dcl ulat between the Pu­Septealba' ad p:re oar ·-~~..~ tor aad hla loclr. A collec:tloa waa for tbe oplalaa. We ~ated awle tonrcla the Suateatatioa tb&t tbere wen IIWI1 laamatuN Paad or tbe Dlooeee. bhda Uaat ~ ~.,. to e,.

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dt.taee. ud·~ 'tNMIId be lr -Tile Doaaldaoa llaor &alJeia b7 the apo_rtalltb. Wbea a IDU reached Botwoocl lut week aad coca abootiaa' ~d,e, all alaN broqht aloag 150 Cheviot aheep are blrda to blm, &Qd tilOJ coaat fia for Dodd aad Paulet at Sprace the" bar" wbell tlae tl...- co.. to Brook. ..r. Dodd. lniUatecl lut coa•t tall• witla tbelr aeipbon. willter tbe expcrimeat of lreepiar We aleo at&ted tbat tbe Game .SO. tbe aheep oat all throqb the aeuoD­dety, or wboner waa reapoaaible

1 at a place eaUed Gruv Galtiea,

fot tbe opea.lac of tbe eeuoa tbla , eome tweaty mUa ialiul4 from ,.at to cla11l iarUet tku lut Ma• Spnce Brook. OA U. 'treet Couto

. Farmers and Market Gardeners

Take Notice. LOW RATES-LOCAL VEGETABLES.

Between all points on the Railway, 25 cents per sack or barrel.

.'from all points on the Railway to all ports of call to Pla­centia Bay, Notre Dame Bay, Bonavista Bay, Trinity Bay, South Sbore (S: S. Glencoe), and S. S . Home ports (York Harbor t~ Flower's Cove inclusive) 25 cents per sack or barrel. To followmg ports o( call of S. S. lnvermore, viz,: Catalina Trinity, King's Cove, Bonavista, Twillingate, 25 cents pt; sack or barrel To all ports of call of S. S. Jnvermore, so cents per sack or barrel.

NOTE.-T}le same rates as from above apply from steam­ers points to All Rail Points.

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Made instantly-a child can make it. It has all the fraarance and delicious flavour of the finest coffee. There is no other ' just as ROQd.'

AI* J'GII$ poow blt ~. ucl be Are to •'1 'CAMP.' a 'Ar•a$011 •o•s. COli ••• ,.CIAI.IST., GLASGOW

Ill• Roddick U. Klaa KeDAed7. wlao bad bella ben from lloatre&l for aeftll or •lat weeka. ldt for 8t. Jolul'a b1 Tliwaday aftemoon'a traJa, where ~ iatud apeadior a -week or eo before ret.af'llilla' boaae. TbeJ TUy mach eajoJed their ao­joura ill fhia towa a11d 'riaited &ef· eral otber placn dariq t.be~1-Bea.rt'a COateat. Placea ort· de Grave. Bfi.&"u, the Goalda. etc. Their trip per Pro.pero to St. Aatbla1 wu eajo1abfe the1 bela~ apedaU1 hrtereated ia the welf· eqii!Jiped bo.pital there. with the etkfeat atatf Of docton a ad tnloed Ilanes ia. ~ of tbe work. Their ~7 friaida tborourh11 t'tl­jo)'ed tieeiJI&- tbem, ud will~ unaD· i.mou ia wlahiar tkem a pleaae.at trip aDII a l&fe retam to home a.ad frieada, aad trut that ill the aear fatare t1ae1 will pa1 an.other 'riait to our town. ~~~~Rosa Muaa after a very en­

joyable Yiait of tbree weeka with i£1"1. MWUI aad Miaa IIUDII at Brubead took. pauage for St. Joba.'a b1 lut Frida1 afteraoon'a tra.la. where abe remai.aed u tbe cacat of Mr. aad MtL W. A. MIUUl ualil 8GDda1 afteruoo.a, leadaJ' b1 the aeroa-colPltry expreaa for lofoll­trnl. Her: frieada were aU pleaaed to aee b& oac:e mo~. UJd bope that ere loll&" ahe will reta.ra for a.110ther vlalt.

Kra. A. B. Se1mour left b1 Moa· daJ.aftemoon'• tralD oa a vlait to the Rev. Kr- SeYUD, -Mra. SeYera aad famll1 at Port-de.Grave. A. B. Seymour Eeq., M. ~· who ar­rived I.a. towa ou Si.t 1 eYea.iar retamed to St. Joha'L ·~

Miaa Apea Wltchell Ol Qro&d Cove, 'Who apeat a few w~a here the peat ofllr:a. Se1mour returned home b1 lut Frida1 morainf'• trata.

Mr. aud Mra. R. S. MuQD, jr. and tlaelr two children- little Mlaa Madel UJd Muter: F'red-&rriYed fro. tbe lAbrador Oil SUDday ID01'Ili •

Mra. ~. A. KcKa1. Mlu Carri~ aad M~tera Jack, Willie a.ad Bert, retv~ b1 Satqrda1 ai,.ht'a tn.i from a TCr1 pleuaat 'riait to Placen­tlL

Ml"'. DUfald Muoa ldt b1 Thun­da1 aftemoou'a train ou a m it to her relatiYea aad other frieada iu loloatrul.Ber frienda Wlile Ia wiab· l~ her a verf pleaaaat time.

lofrL lolaklaiOil arri'fecl from Alderdeae by Saturday nJgbt'a train oa a Yiait to her relati'fea at Woodbine Cottqe. She retlli'Decl home Thal'lda1 ifteraoon.

Mr. Vf. A. Maaa baa been oa a abort Yiait thil week. Be returned to St. 141tll a oa Tharaday after­aooa.

lollaa Ka,aie Pike u apead.Oig a fe1r ~~ with her aiater, !ilra. ~ aad Dr, Panou at the llaue.

Mr. Thomu Haarahan, Jr., le here oa a rilit to hie pareula UJd lateada leavlllJ. for pau..da ahortl1 to take a poaatioa Ill tbe Baat or Nova Scotia.

Mr. Harold Thompaon ia le&Yiar for Bean'a Coateat abOUt Oct. l.at to taki a po.IUoa with the Aaclo­Amelica.a 'rele(raph Compaa7.

111.1"1. Datf aad her daughter Miaa Be1ea Datf, aft expected rrom MOll• tr.1 MJtt week.

llr. Joaeph Raarahaa ia atuc!ylag ~pb1 at the Poat.&l Telegraph Compaay'a ol!ic:e, here GDder Mr. A. Heath ita head.

Mr. Pllilip J . Garland, eoa o£ Mr. Joeeph Garlaad, left b1 Thunday'a expreaa en route for S~e1. where he D.aa been emplo~ ~r the Jut aU: 1eara at Chemtcal WorkL Bia frieJ:Ida were flad to eee him but were eorry bia ata1 wu 10 abort. . Columbian Cadet Corps Concert.

A moat aucceaa1ul and eajop.ble concert waa giYen b)' the Colu.mbian Cadet Corpa ia the Academy Ball on Tueada1 evening-, attended bJ a large:and appreciatiYe audience.

A number of oar gifted local ar­&l•ta aaaiated at the performaace.

The Concert opened witb a. aelee­tiou,.by the C. C. B. S. Band, UDder the ~rectioa or their talented leader Mr. W. B. Kenued1, which waa U· ception&111 well rendered.

RecitaUoaa by tbe ~u. Father O'Briea, allowing marked d~matic ability, were greeted with loud ap­plauae, UJd " bro~ht dowa tbe houae" time aad agua.

Soap b1 the followinr ladie11 and reaUemen,-Mn. O'Brien, Vn1. W. Campbell, Dr. Stnpp. .K~rs. T. Baarabu, ar., W. B. Kt!Doedy and Jt. Freeman, with plaao(9rte accom. paalmeuta b1 Mra. Joaea, 'Mlaa Cody UJd Misa· Mary BUJrahao-werc well received &Dd ~peatedly eacor­ed. Cboic:e lded:ioaa were (iYco by tbe &ad at intenala dunag tbe performance. At the cloae of the Concert cla.acin~ was indulged in by tbe 1oung people ~til a late hour. bria(i.a~r a very pleaaant e•eaine- '11 entertafament to an ead.

The proceedl amolltl't"ed to the aam of $4-9 ill aid or die fund for the purchaae of aalforma for the Bri­gade.

~lifford, il5e 4-1ear-old aon o( .Mr. &ad Mra. George Ellaworth1. wai bitten by a dO( on Sllturday night near hia home at head of Noad St"teet. The dog'• teeth pen· etrated bla coat a.ad dr'w blood. TJae aaflle dog ho aince attncked l.iaaie "'Kitchen, a litUe jfirl living dear, aud tom her clolhea. Com­plaiat lo)lol&ld be prompt11 made to lhe Poffile Cou.rt acre, and the dol:' forthwi~ deatroyed.

-!olop(real, Sept. 19.- Profeuor Robertaon atated to-aight that Sir Edward M'orru wiU abortlf aead twenty or afore teachera o both aexea to Guelph, Truro and Mac­Douald Colle~a to take baclc agti· culturallmowledge with them.

A OOOD POSl'l'ION Can be bll4 by amblUoua_yoUJig mea u4 ladlee In Uia lleld ot • WI rei-" or J!allway teltarapby. Slnee IJie &-hour .. w ~me e1feoUv~ a.ad IIDOO• Lilli

lrel- OOIDIN~Diee 11'0 ee~lahtna llaLICIJUI lln'Ousnoo t tbe country &hero ~a Jftat abortage of e.learapben. POaltrooa pay beallinera trom fl'O to SIX! pet mooul., wtih good ebana. or ad· vuoemaut. The NaUonat Teluraph IAIIUtvte operatea allt o!Jietal lnalltufea In Amertca, uodtor lltpervfalon of R. R. &Del Wtrel- O!Jicrtw ud pliOf't .all 1racloatae htto ~moo· 1t will P•Y ' you to write Utam tor fllll delalll a\ Cia· uti, 0., or PbUICklpbta, .,..

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