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More Cups oi Tea-

iand no more price .

Bu-_y a sealed package of Red 'Rose Tea. eitherthe 30, 35, or 40c. quality-compart it with the best loose you know of at the same price and you will find YOU get _more cups of tea. We are sure you would like to try it--your grocer keeps it or will willingly get it for you.

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MADRID, -oct. 29, tspeeiali-Kin; LON _ . I9. (Special)-»Ar» Alfonso passed many hours interview- N011 ,B15 ni; peurnal mam me trying to navel __ __ _¢t__Oo1¢Ii_e»t»r. and enemies. roi-_f.ne.oani¢teria1 we dl`15llg!li_,!_Qr¢__fQ.gs statu_n»ntia crisis tongue :uname by oi; reieeuon ggempxiiiwtus or the stugsrd on ofavo olco coin egovern- _ .WAI ment at the olwnins 0! 01° Branilh ¢°“°l°‘l_9if 'JVFNN l?.el‘lili¢ Parliament and the resignation ot the and I , The _lun answer-_ Prenéier, tzonde de Roumanoneo, and 'gd thgxiqhttoppaxcthe plaintiffs ta- his nblne _ ‘ 91'. e" ` alarmed" demons 'rue King, who believed the maia~ 0| £1.Q,00, against the company and

_ eemnl to-the weuei-e or the country M. T. I4,-`_' Syndicate. and for .darned-

at the moment, exhausted all argu- BM-9 B¢h_ll.IU!tl KQIU. dir0¢¢0rl. ' ments inavain endeavor to induce ._ _ _

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patch up the split in the party He was therefore obliged to summon the conservatives. :Senor Don Antonio Maura, formerly Premier and leader of the conservative party, declined the task of organizing aCabinet.. The King, then sought Senor Dato, one-time President of the Chamber ol Deputies, who accepted provisionally and will give adeflnite answer to-

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The authorities fear that the re-

“For that cold take these: Mac'sll>0°k§f'“2éC- L- B' Q- afiglfff- 91° turn of the conservatives. the mere , enga .1 f, §¢l1“\“° WVU- guanm E ° °“"° prospect of which was responsible for F M31 Clue. 8 int bl nts-tl rinhe y lfniheupla cold in °"° day' 25°' The Tw° minor disorders in Madrid, Barcelona “ ° 0"” ° a _ °x° se-Macs, 149 Great George Sr.reet.- and Saragoom today' may lead to can 5° “BUY wnled m 5'°“" vestllletf. a recrudescence of the agitation of

1 W1 1909, and have already sent urgent

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Periodical Inspections of Steam Boilers Expert Advice On

_ I"u¢I 'Consumption and Other Questions Relating To The Safe and Economical Operation of Steam

` ' Plants

Property Anal lon OI Life And Personal Iniuriel Caused By Boiler Explosion

BOILER INSPECTION

and

RANCE COMPANY OI" CANADA

I Ilead Office

Toronto.

Insurance Against MI. Lon Or Damage To

»For-l’.it.'cu`ar| apply to

TC.. MACDONALD.

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lustructions to the local authorities at vnrious centres to take the strong- est preventive measures.

NE|lll0llS A l’ll0STllllTl0N

sever. cailef a Pmraaerphn Woman-Her Symptoms.

Philadelphia, Pa.--“I linda severe case of nervous prosti-ation. Wm’ P5791'

_,___ fs,-,ie-y-§,;5~_.__,, ._,,._e tation oi' the heart, constipation, head- _- rl aches, dizziness, .~,, noise .in my earth ‘-3. _ timid nervous rest- $§ Q less feelings and ’~f»~\ nleeplessness. `.f' “l read in the pa- _ per whwehedvzusz -‘ woman a een ’/_bf/'7/if’ / cured of the ss_me

/ troubles by taking

"“‘ ' ' Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s

Vegetable Compound so I threw sway the medicines the doctor left me and bc- gan taking the Compound. Before I had taken half a bottle I was abletu sit up and in a short time I was able: to do all my work. Your medicine has proved Itself able to do all you say it will and I have recommended it in every household l have visited. ”-Mrs.MAnY Jormsrou, 210 Siegel Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Another Bad Case. Ephrata, Pa.-“About a year ago I

was down with nervous prostration. I was pale and weak and would have hys- teric spells, sick headaches and a bsd pain under my shoulder-blade. I was under the care of ditferent doctors but did not improve. I wassoweak I could hardly stand long enough todo mydishes.

" Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-

pound hss made me well and happy and 1 have begun to gain in weight and my face looks healthy now."-Mrs. J. W. Honussscan, R. No. 3, Ephrata, Pa.

I! yorrwont special advice write to

Lydla E. Plnrrham lledlclne Co. (confl- dentlal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by n woman and held in strict oonildence.

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if For the Bride _ No gift ll more acceptable

F than beantiful,dursbIe silver- ‘ rms. Remember that _

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Made in the heaviest grads _ of plate, and rankl fmt

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Bold Dy lianllmg Dealer!

WES11‘Vl’L1.E, October 27.- A

womauwlthl at least two husbands, who claim her as' their own, and a third “whom she considers on an equal footing with either of the oth- ers, has caused considerable wonder- ment amongst the citizens of the town because of the strange stories she has to tell and because of the happenings of the past few days. When she first _ came to town sho put up at the Arlington hotel, and gave ber ‘name as Mrs. Chapman. from Trenton. That evening a gentle- man called, whom she introduced as her husband. The mistress of the hotel, being a careful woman, made some inquiries about their marriage, and she assured her that they were married about three months ago by Rev. F. Robertson, of New Glasgow. As New Glasgow is so near it was taken for grunted that she was tell- ing the truth or she would have giv- en another reference. Rev. Mr. Roh- ertson has not been interviewed ns yet, but his books will bear testi- mony when needed.

The next day she applied at the

hotel for work, and in the course of conversation told the mistress ‘that sho had another husband who had left her five years ago; after smash- ing her wedding ring, tearing up their marriage certificate and slapp- ing ber in the face. She claimed that she had not heard from him till a` few days ago.

The same afternoon a man rang

up from 'I‘rent0n, whom she said was her brother. During the day she re- -ferred to her husband but gave a dif- ferent name to that of either of the gentlemen who have claimed her to date. Her brother called and persuad~ ed her to go with him and she has not been seen in town since.

Two of her husbands have shown

up. The one whom she claims left her tive years ago says that he can highly recommend her as a first.-class cook and a good housekeeper, His reason for looking her up, he says, is to arrest the other man and that he has placed the matter in the hands of the police.

The second man in the case says

that he loves her dearly and has no desire to ever part from her, but that the presence of her first hus- band and his meddling has placed him in such an embarrassing posi- tion that be would try to secure a writing of annulment of their mar- riage, if it were not that a lawyer told him that it would cost a hun~ fired dollars and he 'needs the cash for other purposes. The third man is still to-be-heard~from.- ' I

ROYALTY AT PETEWAWA.

OTTAWA, October 26-It is prob- able that next summer the inter- change,of ,imperial oflicers for the conduct of _Qanadian camps will _ be continued. .Colonel the fHon. Sam Hughes, minister ot Militia and de- fence, ,stated to your correspondent that in this connection Prince Alex- ander of Teek, brother of the Queen, would _.probably .take command of a CBVBITY brigade at Petawawa, as was done by Lord Brooke this past sum- mer. His _coniing has not yet been definitely decided, but it is relt that Prince Alexander of Teck, who ls a major in _the Life Guards, would help greatl¥._.in_the work of training the Canadiaucavalry. It is also under- stood that Lord Dundonald will come to ‘Canada next year unotlicially and merely _to visit old friends.

'At the dinner given recently by the

Minister of~Militia at the Savoy Ho- tel in London, Lord Dundonald re- ceived a magnificent rece tion from

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For Sale

36 acres choice land with grwd

house and barn 3% miles from the Clty on Malprqne Roid. This l.= known as the _ ‘Burke Farm" and ihe land ls in a high state of cnl I vatlon. There is a hearing orcba‘rd of 4oo apple trees and a good grove for 'a fox ranch near house.

Apply to _

DANIEL PARTRIDGE,

Malpeque Road, or to this otlice.

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Broadway at 82d St., NEW YORK.

B00 llmlms 400 Btllls

Splendid eoom, with adjoining both, $2.00.

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tenanoe ot the liberals in power sa- B110 `° t'§¢6.MacDonald and; the ` ` - _

the adherents ot Conde de Roman- ' ` ' ' ` `

THIS \WOHA‘N HAS' ‘

~ ones and Marquis Garcia Prieto.

S0” 0"” In sealed packages' readers or the orssentlent liberals, to '_ __ _HUBBANDB “ANY

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'Soft' as `a‘ baby’s cheek; soothing to tender skins.- Yet strong men cannot, wear itiout quickl_y_!

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the Canndian'olIlcér‘s, who robe en masse and cheered _him for several

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LIVER PILLS BEST TREAT- MENT FOR KIDNEY AND STOM- AGH T_BOUB_LES.

The trained nurse has even greater

opportunities -than the doctor him- self to- watch the action of medicine in specific cases. ' f

For years the writer of this letter

has beenfrecommending the use of Dr. Chr-ise's "‘ Kidney-Liver Pills among her patients, and is firmly convinced that no treatment is so prompt and eflective.

This 'ls the most valuable evidence

obtainable; 'and we believe that all

who know Mrs. Duffy will appriciate it to the `full, knowing tha she would not recommend anything in whicb'she had not the fullest con-

fidence.

Mrs. Dufly, nurse, 35 Lewis street,

Toronto, -writes: "I have used Dr- Chasefs Kidney-Liver Pills_for years, and recommend them to any patients for all disorders of the kidneys, liver and stomach. In all my pl'0l0BBl0I1|\l experience I have found nothing bet- ter," Dr. Chase’s Kidney~Liver Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited. Toronto.

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0YSTEIl CULTURE

Notice of Applications for Oys-

ter Deases in ' __ St Peter's Bay, King’s County. Pownal Bay, Queen's County. New London Bay, Queen’s

County. 4

Oyster Cove, Prince County. Indian River. Prince County. Shipyard River, Prince County Barbara Welt River, Prince

County.

Tryon River, Prince County. Applications on the regular

printed forms will bereceived by the undersigned for lease of barren bottomsf Oyster Culture in the above mjdtioned waters up to and i u tbe first day of November next.

Eich application will require to

be accompanied by cash. cerriied cheque' or P. 0 Order for Three dollars, to pay cost of drawing dup~ licste lease and registering same.

Copies of plans, appllcarion

forms, form of lease and lensing regulations are deposited and may be inspected. at the following placesz-

Ofiice of the Provincial Secret-

ary. Charlottetown. -

Store of McEwen & Co.,`St.,

Peter’s _B_ay.

Store of H. D. McEyven. Morell, Store of Harry Cox, Morell. Store of A. J. MacLeod, Stanley Bridle- ‘;'fi ' _ _ ’

Store of Weir 8: Pytef Stanley

Bridge. ”` _` _ __

Store~or“yumes Kennedy, Km.

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Leslie MaeNutt at sto”re of P.

MwN f Il'il`p'é§ii`e. ' "‘ ‘MPN ' '__|__0_tIlce,-Summer _ e ‘ one, -arisen 5-so neaun.

Snmmersldd. __ __ _ __ _i

E. Boswell at storeof Wright

Bros. Victoria. _ -

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Pownil. -

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minuttsf testifying to his great pop-

_ of Experience

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MORE MONEY

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SMALL

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The big man isn’t big in spite of the Telephone-its because of lt, to a

certain extent. _ V

If you're satisfied with the profits your great grand father made, it you

just want to eke out a bare existence from your business-if more don't look _good to you-well, a phono will be just in the way-a bothersome ornampnt.

The phone will bring you business-it will prove its worth in better return I

in actual additional cost in your till.

Lot Contract Dept. prove these facts to you. ' _

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The ‘Telephone Co.,of PfEfI.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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I The Chas. Dalton Silver B - _Fox Co., ltd.

have provided six pens for boarding good Silver Black Foxes. '

This is an excellent opportunity for the men

who have one or two pairs and no ranch' -

Veterinary Surgeon, A. C. Lundie, spends his

whole time at the Ranch looking after the foxes.”

Hon. Charles Dalton also gives most of his time

to the Ranch and the Feeder has had five years ex- ~ perleuce, _ _

_ The Ranch is watched night and day.

Termsiion application to

' w. B. rirowsrj

_ Manager. _ »

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Ch Town Motor Vehicle Co

Agents For The F _¢tii10u$

i M cKay Autonobifles

We have opened 'a garage on the

corner of Queen and Sydney Strcet_i_n the wareroorns _ of W. Grant 8: Coal, aiidjvill carry a line of McKay Cars forf"fhiR,'wil1 be lei at reasonable rates, withtlhadeures Telephone 45], for a car. »

RICHARD GRANT

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