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In what it is and what it does-con mining the best blood-purifying, ,lwmtive and tonic substances and euecging the most radical and per- manent cures of all humors and a1` ¢l-options, relieving weak, tired, lfmqiiid feelings, and building up thehvhole system-is true only of

Hood’s Jarsaparilla

No other medicine acts like it; ‘

no other medicine has done so liitieli real, substantial good, no _ other medicine has restored health ° and strength at so little cost.

»-l was completely run down, troubled

with headaches and dizziness and pains in my back. I could not sleep and had_no ap- Dgme, :ind medicine did not do me any ‘ood until I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla which gave great relief and in a short time en- “Riy cured me." Mas. L. Ylisrsaroiv. gn;-lgovllle, Ont8l'l0. _

Nood's Saroaparllla promises to l

_euro and koopo tho promise.

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lt Will All Como S -_ Out in the Wash

. . 0 . is a true saying if you use

FEL'S NAPTHA SUAP

Hundreds of people who have tried it are pleased. It means less labor and better results.

Tiy it.

7c o. bar-I0 bars 60c.

Webster dt McKay

Phone 199

Cor Kent and Gt. George Sts.

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l'lALi EX BREAD

snip!! Saou

M R _ Dayspring, Cap*. Biker, from Montague;

Msl‘fx Flour, which is produced by the

scientiiic treutment of the choicest wheaien Sour: with the linest barley malt diastase

bread of E d li » t t

makesa very ue. e c te_ _ex ure. bvowr. in color, and although containing n_o sugar, has a slivhtly sweet, nutty flavor. that is extremely delidous. MAIJIEX BREAD is

` ht Ili I di tibi i".;r.°=‘ °.';i"'t.°°°t°..:'°° =°°

i concern _ It one o e most appe- tiang and nutritious breads made.

I have secured the sole right from THE

HALTED CEREALS Co. Montreal, Que. to

manufacture ILALTEX BRE D lor Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

Families who value pure and un-

adulterated foods should give this Bread a trial.

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MTBE Electra arrived last night from

“WHY River at six oclock. Her cargo

md" )°d 87 d‘“mS 5*-ll. 65 caronses of pork and sundrlos. _

_THE will ot the late James E. McDor.- a ' C°‘\`d'E°“ bfqueathes al his pralety 'eu ‘lid Dersonal to his w-Je. The net value 0! the :state is $28.20!).

HON. D. A. McKinnon and Superintend- e"° Shafll went to Moi cton yesterday where they will meet Ministers Fielding and Pteiont .ire. They will likely return thi~ evening.

THE City of Ghent arrived last night at

a quarter to six. She had a cargo of acne-

leave this morning on return. Her cargo includes 500 sacks oats, 500 busbe‘s pota- toes and sundries.

IT las been p ctically decided that

iDalhousie`s footbzll team shall go to 1 Montreal this year and play two matchcs ithere. one with the M¢Gill university

generally pleasant outing is expected.

ed esterdav. The total uautity receiv

bushels of oats and 559 pushels of lurnips, and it was carried in ' four vessels- the

Vent ure, Capt. Mosher, Crapaud; Flor- ence B., Capt. Richardson, and Carrie M. ‘_ C. Capt. Butler. bozh from Murray River. -Halifax Herald.

l Schooner Minnie D, loaded by Wright ,B:o9., with 2400 bush oats, 15(1) bus i pgeawes, and 100 bus turnlps, sailed from icfapaud on Saturday last for Halifax; islso Bessie,S Keefer, loaded by same limi with 3800 bus potatoes and 250bus `turnips, sailed yes’erd¢y for same p1r‘. Wright B os.,are now loading at Crapaud schooner Eva May and Elvo. M. With potatoes and oats for N. S. ports and have under charter and now on the

DANIEL STEWART.

THB “ECLIPSE” BAKERY, Kent S*reet _ Telephone zu. Charlottet Jwn, P. E _l.

ual; Princess arrived last nlnht at eight' ° °‘P1`°~S It S quam: to ten.

litteen. and the other with the fiiteer. of , the Montreal Athletic Club; English C°UBl'li\11\f-l°l19- :l reported also for Sabbath S hoil and _Rugby will be played in ellen. ‘ _ at Charlottetown on 'tuesday the third Yours Peoples Guild Committee annolnf- _ LAs'r night the annual All Saints‘ social °t N°v°mb°r S9 H5", and Mm' ei tm) yan ago tum 5 balance 0( $l7 of St Pe¢er‘s Cathedral congregation was Fosmr' °' 5”' C°ngr°t°l°'ti°“s' exism?

_ held in the schoolroom and was well at-

l ! Q ° led was 4,588 bushels of potatoes, 1,965

Tru: Presbyterian church at _Hunt r River which has been thoroughly remot - oiled and repaired will be reopened on Sunday, Nov. 15th. Services will be held in the torenoon, afternoon and evening.

Tm: S. S. City oi Landon arrived yester day morning from Brush *and Holidays wharves with25 passenzers and general °\¥Ro consisting ot 75 packages lutter for Dillon 8: Spillett, 20 cases eggs for J. A. Farqnharson, 35 sheep and 6 head oatt'e for Saunders &News'_\m.:20 hog. for Davis 8: Fraser and sundry other co .- _ignments for local merchants. Ri turnlrg in the afternoon she had twelve passen- gers. Her inward cargo included 20 hugs for Davies 8: Fraser, 25 packages Govern- ment chickens for the Dominion Packing

nl mel-clmndysc Aft" ending She "m`Com'pany and twenty carcas's mutton for

H. W. Longwoi-tb. _

Bonn. S

0.1 October 20th, to William and Mrs.

Cameron, Augustine Cove, a son.

Cameron, Augustine Cove, a daughter.

aspecial train in orderto play the West grhigzigshexligiam B' Tay!" in the

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Pwnc Fmt ‘U League at OLBMT on [Funeral will take place on Friday the F

at 0Le~iry by the rival club and a fred McLeod, infant daughter of W. A

‘ Stewart. Prince St.

[Funeral service at house 11.45 a. m. ti - F h

. ABOUT tm’ mst °*g°°s °f P'm°° Ed' day. Funeral leaves far Cavendish by r

ward Island produce for the season arriv-

oarriage at 12 o‘clock noon.]

On October 22nd, to Artemas and Mrs.

Ii you have a bad cold you need a good

reliable medicine like Chamberlaixfs C hRemcd to loosen and relieve it,

tion of the throat and lungs. The sooth- ing and healir g properties of this remedy and the quick cures which it eHects make ita favorite everywhere. For sale by all dru gfzisi s. n

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wa to load schooners Australia, Nellie

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,Reid and Saxon.

‘regularities can be C01’1'€¢¢¢d

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papers are not delivered re- ~

gularly will kindly leave word _

at the business oilice when

the iirst omission occurs. _It is only by so doing that 11'- f ’ .

K°Dl`°. S- 'A. McDonald, and' Charles McGregor appeared and testided io the excellent work dore hy Mr. McLeod. The later in reply img felt that it was in the best inter: sts of all concernei that he should resign and there'o ‘e adhered to hi s det islo‘.

On motion the thensigoation was ac-

ceptei to take effect Nov. 8.

The clerkieocxted in connection with

the jubilee of Rev. Henry C aw'o§d at d further that he hai given Mr William McDonald aP|esb. tery ee tideate oi satis- faction in his work. Tue cierk’s conduct was abpioved.

The call to Rev. F. S. Codi i fr. rn

George own was 'ak n up. A letter was read from Mr. Colli l i cceptii g. Induction ' als t 'liwn _'or Tl urs ’av Nov. 19 at halt pass seven, the moderator to preside ‘and if duct Mr. M. N. -McL oi to preach, Mr. R. G. Srclair to address the minister and Mr. W H. Spencer the people.

Rev. Mr.Ful7erton rfpartefl that Church

and Manse building Fund Cammiitee had made grants of $250 to Richmond Bay East and $300 to Souvis. Mr. Fullerfon

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Nov. 7r.h. The fare fiom Charlottetown U I S 1

and 1-erm. wii be $1.15. Friends of 5°” "’°"“"1°`°‘°°"°] E college and everyone are invit-' d to “take PM' Ex' muse mp’

i it io.” The visitors will be entertained On the morning Of the 4th lust. Wini- - C

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A minute contegratulatiug Rev.J.M.Mc~

_ ' Le d,Vanconv r on the jubilee of his min-

li tended. The evening was pleasantly spent D' ED' ht! was ado Zed

lin social intercourse, games and partak- Y S y ' D ° ,,-, imc, the refmhmem m_°,,ded by the at Ries Point, Nov. 1, samuel Mc- P1ssbyleryth¢na_.i»urned.

ladies ot the congregation. D°““‘u' 1° the 52”’ ye” 't his 83°' _ _

Prine.. or Wai.. F.°tb.iic1..b has hired A” m“"i°" °° Wednesday "wins We O l L l

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EVERY MAN Sllillllll REM] THIS

$2.00 THE SUIT UP.

according to size and ql1a1ifY-

Cheoiperllrxderwear. _

Fair grade rib underwear 4°¢ Suit

Heavier wei ht union

8 .

Fleece lined special 9oc suit Fine Shetland. $I ond $f°25 5°” Special value Unshrinkablei h¢PVY wggl, worth $r.8o for $1 '60 suit

- '11 t ll him where he can buy at least cost to himself. Men’s;Undei-wear, Hat

litiaéise it iwizsiesy Braces Sox and everything in that line of goods.

a aw. 1 1

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Stanfield’s _

_ Not to .Shrinli

A Great OUR

6oc suit

A§é`§f§t cos

We devote special attention to

, Men’s`Hats and Caps. We have ' a large show room devoted exclus-

ively to Hats and Caps.

Every man should see our Caps

1.5¢ to $1.50. Best stock in town.

1llEN’S BRACES '

Special at 25c pair.

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FITHNGS ~

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‘ assortment we now show.

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FEEDER

please any mother in the

Anti-Colic Nipples,

Barclay Nipples,

Best Nipples,

Simplex Nipples,

and several other makes. Best English Fittings A Big Stock of

' Nursing bottles.

"Tar: _Two MAGS"

iiacDoiiald& liadiinnon

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta _

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Federal Blend

A ...... B1... .f C. ..._ GET .ON TO YOURSELF

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If it does shrink in the wash _ _ _ _

_ India and China Teas,1n such A SUIT OR OVERCOAT OF

M _ propor*ions as to insure a

H nh .Q *Taz TT? 2: S: :Tum ,_,,,,,‘ ,, delicious cup of Tea. _ M

l wer Queen St. Ch’town

Change of Time Table.

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T53 Wllvilll. ouaarprra'1pWl.nmcaanwaao ransom, sovnussa 5 im. F - i

Mrrrmo ofirarsovrsav.

____ ________J *_____ At the Torencon tension 0! Presbytery ’ '

"` ""`""'""""""""""""'"""`~‘-"""`~'""~‘-‘-'~‘-"‘-"‘-'f-‘ff~'ff**~`~*‘~'f Tuesday the rrsigngtion of Rev. D. B. I '

Moheoi was nrst taken up. J. T. Mc-_

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NEW SHIRTS

_ ]ust opened the other day-

roii A sro coin. Fl°0l'l`l _ _ _

. ._ $*`»~¥

prices are $1.88 up. Direct! ”’ “fi

azdlgto allay Life irritation and inilamma~ ff0m the m3k¢f5»~

Moons & miie

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Just Look at That Plan!

comfort P

For the long evenings now com

ing on, there is nothing you could buy that would add more to the crm fort and cosiness of your sitting or during room than a nice' "Morris Chair ” We have bought quite larg

been a better display in Charlottetown

We 'Have Placed Them all on the Main Floor

For your convenience_Cal1 early and make your s°leci:u5“n

while variety is complete.

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U Unshrinkable `° o§ii"’m°s°fs°”d 'S¢11SB¢-f Farnsw-

S Pr ces ran e ` ' S

\ to John Ncwson

Underwear *

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they don t cost much. the look nice, they wear ion and

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= ' ,' S015 by 311 U13 ' P1'i11CiP21 you’11be pleased. y g

° Grocers. Wholesale 'by 1 "NUFF SED", sbt

iiliiunnu s. mluivin Humphrey Clothing Store

Opera House Building

'f -r A ==~ A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Manager

‘_‘City of London" 0 R

We sell every grade and size and

om- stock is bigger ard better than

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WOOL TOP SHIRTS

Fleece lined tweed shirts 5°°' Knitted Shirts. 55° and 75°'

50 dozen Men’s Braces. worth

38c pair. selling at 2 5c.

CLOTH TOP SHIRTS

Heavy wool cloth shirts. 9oc. Assorted patterns in cloth shirts,$r 1.15, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.75. '

Tuesday and Wednesday at z.oo` m'forOrwe1l

.Friday at z.oo p.m. for East River. '

Els SHIRTS-Best quality Navy and Grey Flannel Shirts, with and '-

c°5`a im`from iz r-2 to 17 inch neck, extra large body and double stitched W1 O »

at:88c_ 8I_oo_ $145, L35, 1.75, 2.10, 2560. .

»°W¢¢kfs Goods are Good Goods,

Saturda at 8.00 mn., fo

ation, address- ' '

For Qeight rates and other

Will until further notice leave foot E

r Great George Street, Charlottetown, _ A f

on ‘ f i

P°T1§ursday.a¢ Loo p. m. for'we¢. ` We have moved into our new store, corner of River Bridge. __ ' _

GW91 Gwfge Kent in the block lately °°¢‘1Pi°d by 31° W- "Eg Dawson.

Mani. chair I

l of these comfort no

Does he not look the picture of

. .~ _ ¢ Y 1-md ing pieces of furniture and Hatter ourselves that there has never