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Jaunty Jackets

Of course you'll want a new jacket this fall, and of course you'll want to buy your jackets where you can find the new- est ones—and plenty to choose from. That means a visit to our jacket room. Never were so many jackets here in any previous fall. Probably there isn’t such another showing of jackets in P, FE. 1. Our jackets are made by the best jacket makers on top of the earth—they have fit, and style, and finish—and the prices are “‘easy.”

SED CE Save 35 to 40 per cent.

We’ve opened up 110 stylish new Ger- man Jackets—a lot of samples we bought ata bargain. They’re right at the top notch of style—they’re finished with every care—there’s honest quailty in every stitch on them—We are going to give you the benefit of our bargain.

They’re ready now— u rked 35 to 40 per cent less than regul.: pricey.

See them to-day—for they’re being picked up rapidly.

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The abundance of arti- cies and suitable ‘gifts to be had at our establish- ment, all of assured qual- ity. unique and exclusive in design, and at cousistent prices, should : ttract those that are in‘erested in ap- proaching weddings.

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The most popular and best seller in Canada. All the leadin. g,.ucera im jtowa aad cpatcry 22” sall|jHaszard: ¢ . ”

Atk tor‘it, and see}th at you get it.

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SOUTH AFRICA

Reports Received a uttawa.

TROOPS STANDINC WORK WELL

Heavy Marching Under Trying Cir- cumstances.

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(Specrat To Toe Examiner]

GOrrawa, Sept. i8—Furtker reports were received at the Militia Departmen

last evenioy from the different cont ngents

in South Africa up to August1lzth, The

effective strength of the infantry on that date was 548, which shows an improve- mentover the last report. Two hundred aud seventeen men were sick.

Col. Otter states that no mail had been received from Canada for upwards of three weeks.

After leaving ‘Springs the battalion joined General Ridley’s mounted infantry, which were operating against Dewet. Oo Auguet 19:h the battalion joined General Hart’s brigade of infantry which includ- ed the Northumberiands, Somersete, Derbyshires and Dublins.

Dewet was marchiog northward aud the infantry peged afier him, going eleven mailes one day and fifteen miles another under trying circumstancee,—the wind blowing a gale and throwing up clouds of dust.

Col. Otter says that the men he has with him are standing the work very well,

The first battalion of mounted rifles was at Bruikfontein Aug. 16th, its effecs tive strengih being 171 out of a total of 368. The eecond battalion of mounted rifles was at Pan Station Aug 8th, its effective strength being 166 oat of 373.

ACCIDENT AT SEA.

The Corinthian Disabled for Sixteen Hours.

Spcrcia, To Tae Examiner

Quszsec, Sept. 18ti.—The Allan line steamer Coriuthian was disabled on Thurs. day morning last when nearing the Strait- of Belle Isle, by the rudder chain break- ing at the stern post, Aftc: a delay of

and the vegsel was able to proceed.

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McDonaid Again !

Cape Town, Sept. 16.—The military authorities have taken over the Nether lands railway.

General McDonald, operating in the northeastern corner of Orange Celony, compelled the Boers to make a pasty fight fiom the VetRives. He captured thirty-one wagon’, a quantity of catile and stores, and 65,000 rounds of rifle ammusition,

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Baking Powder

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sixteen hours the damage was repaired

TUESDAY

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| Ten Thousand Attended Yesterday — Heavy Rain Last Night,

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Hatirax, Sept. 18.—Ten thousand persons attended the exhibition yesterdsy But the heavy rain of last evening marred the proceediogs,

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REITZ'S REFUGE

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He Will Come to the United States.

(Spectra ro Toe Examiner]

Loxpon, Sept. 18.-F, W. Reitz, State Secretary of the abrogated South Afirca Republic, is geing to ‘Paris, according to the Pretoria correspondent of the Daily Mail, and from which place he will pro- ceed to the United States where he will probably remain.

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The Lost are Found.

Toronto, Sept. 16.—Tae Telegran’s special cable from London says: It has been reported to the War Office that Serge- ants Hayne and McCulloch, and Privates Strong, Glendenning, Stumm and Oux- bury of the Canadian Mounted Rifles miss- ing from the ranks, have rejoined.

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POCKET PICKED.

Dear Sir,—A young man of good re- putation, by name Mr Fredk Munro, late av eroploye of the P. E. 1.)Ksilway, left this city on the 13th inet with bright bopes for the future, to seek his fortune inthe land of the “Yenkee.” On hie way to the States he visited the Halifax xbiblition and attended one of the even- ing performances. Becoming very much interested in the performance he become oblivious of «verything else around bim. While in thie state his pockets were picked and nearly all his money teken therefrom, Mr Munro says some of the citizens of Halifax claim that .here are no pickpockets or other lawle3s cheract- ers at the exhibition, but he has reason to think the Haligonians are astray in

ed better ’an ’m seein’ as ow they played their mean games on him.” Mr Munro was forced to return tothe Island for a little more ready cash in order to contine ue his journey.

GULLIVER.

SOLOMON SLOW’S ADVICE.

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What i Would Do, or Have Done, if I Were Boss.

1 would prosecute I, ©, Railway officiala who net trout streams around the west exd of Prince County.

I would doaway with the pest hole called ‘he Railway Station.

I would make the police arrest all tbe atreet corner loafers.

A few days before the exhibitioa I

their belief because “‘he guesed he know-}

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Terrible Accident to a Fatigue Party

SIXTEEN KILLED : TWENTY-TWO. INJURED

While Engaged in Destroying Gun| Powder They Were Themselves Destroyed

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Lonpoy, Sept. 18.~-The British com~ meander at Pekin cables thata fatigue party engaged in destroying gunpowder at Tung Chau had been blown up.

Eleven Welch Fasiliers were wounded, Two British [udian soldiers were killed, and 13 British Indian soldiers were wounded and Captuin Bi)) and 13 Britishs Chinese infantry soidiers were wounded.

Later advices show that 16 were killed and 22 iojured in the explosion,

Boers Clamoripg,

Macuapop-rP, Sept. 16.—The supplies of the Boers have been exhausted. The troops bave not been paid and are clamors ing for their wages in gold,

High Prices in Johannesb tg,

JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 14 - are selling at famine prices 1. bringing two skillings and six

Other staple articles are proportionately dear, while many necessities are not ob- tainable at any price.

A DAILY NUISANCE.

A Simple Remedy Which Will Inter-| est Catarra Sufferers.

In its earlier stages catarrh is more of nuisance than a menace to the genera! health, but sooner or jater, the disease ex - tende tothe throat, bronchial tubes aoc even to the siomach sand intestines,

mucous membraue, the local symptom: teing a profuse discharge of mmeas, siop- page ofthe nostrils, irritation in throat, causing cougbing, Sutegivg, gagging and f:equent clearings of tue taroa. acd bead.

Tbe ueual treatment by local douc:es, snuffs, salves, etc., often gives temporary relief, but anything like a cure can only be obtained by atreatment which removes the Catarrhal tain’ jrom tne plo! an! in: Aisappeataice of ite intlemmaion f-onm the thucotis surfice.

Anew remedy Which meets these ren

would have all street hoodlums and cor- ner loafers and bsd characters well knowo tothe police arrested and put to jail till after the exhibition is over, thereby saving thecity a disgrace.

I would enforce our game ani fishery lawe.

I would prevent people from outside the province netting our trout streams. as was done tcp west recently by a Nw Brunewicker.

Sotemoy Siow,

[aS EEE Tupper Club meeting to- night. It is important that there should be a large at- tendance,

“ BREATHE FREELY NOW !” your friend exclaims wher he bas satisfactorily explaned some alarming news. So we tay when we hand you a bottle of Adaw- ton’s Botanic Cough Baleam for any kind of trouble in the air passages. 25¢, at all drugyists.

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Miss Violet Barney wil sing in “Soldiers cf the Queen” a& new song, written for her by Harry Bewley, “In Good Old Charlottetown,” also her popular hit “A Mother's Gift.”

Ladies, drop iu to-night and see our new Dress Goods, new Hats, new Cloaks and Jackets. — Prowse Besos,

Qialremetts and Which so far has beer renarkatly successful in curing catarrh is Stuart’s Dysp+psia Tableta,

The tablets sct upou the blood and mtcius memtraves only, They cap uardly be called a s cret patent medicive as they are composed of such valuable remedies as Sanguinaria, Hydrastin, ue calypto] and similar clesusing antiseptic-

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Nearly time to think about mak. ing out fall accounts,

You will need ENVELOPES,

We have nearly oxe mituioy (1,000,000) on hand, prices trom 75c per thousand up.

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If you are feeling weak.

Tf your blood is thin,

If you are dyspeptic, try a bettle of

Our Digestive Tonic

It promotes digestion, soothes the nerves, gives health and strength.

Sold at 25c per bottle.

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Which cure by eliwinating from tne wlood aod mucous turfaces the catarrbal poison Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are lurge pleas- ant-tasting lozenges taken internally, allowing them to dissolve slowly in the mouth, in this way they reach the throat, faces aud the entire alimentary canal,

If desired, they may also be dissolved in water and uted &s @ douche, in addition to vhe isternal uee, but it is not at all neces- sary to use a douche; a few of them dis- solved in the mouth daily wil] be sufficient. However, when there is much stoppage cf the nose, a douche made from these tablets will give immediate relief, but the regular daily use internally of these tablets wil! curethe whole catarrh trouble without resorting to theinconvenience of edouche,

Dr. Bement states “that the internal treaimeat for catarrh is rapidly taking the place of the old plan of douching and local application aud further says that probably the best and certainly the safest remedy at present on tbe market is Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets, as {no secret is made of their composition and all the really effici- ent remedies for catarrh are contained in thie tablet.”

Druggists sell Stuart’s Catarrkh Tablets at fifty cents for full sized packages. Ask

AUCTION!

COVYERNMANT

Stock Farm Stock

On the Exhibition Srounde.

To be sold by Public Anction on

Wednesday, September 26th

AT ll O’CLOOK, A. M,

The following Registered Cattle, all of supericr quality: —

5 Ayrshire Cows, 2 Milking.

5 Short Horn Cows, 4 Milking. 3 Short Horn Bull Calves.

2 Short Horn Heifer Cal ves,

3 Ayrshire Heifer Calves.

l Ayrshire Bull Calf.

14 Yorkshire Pigs,

10 Cress, York and Tam.

our druggist and if he is honest he will tell you there is no tafer, more palatable, more efficient and convenient remedy on the market,

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RICHARD SMITG, Secretary Siock Farm, ROBERT BMAIRSTO, Auctiooeer. Ch’town, Sept. 18, 1900-3 d & w.

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