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` Nature’s '

__ ` Cure ~__f. for Dlirhllo. Clamps. `-`___" CholoramdallSu|nmsr Compla& of children 'i and adults.

FuIIer’s Blackberry _ Cordial

For over 25 yQl'I ihe stand-

ard remedy for H9! Wollbef Ailments.

25 ce11t8l!ll|WIIlflfl» THE sumo C0., Unltd. Proprietors,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS-

-Persons who have amounts against

the late Hubert M. Mahon will please send statem nts to P. O. Bcx 19;’ Char lo‘te`_own as soon as possible. 16 d iii pd

-Thanksgiving Day falling on the l.`:th .

lnst the time for allowing discounts to Income Tax payers is extended to the 16 h Psy up and save 51. d 10 td

W Subscribers w h o s e

papers are not delivered re- gularly will kindly leave word at the business office when the iirst omission occurs. It is only by so doing that_ ir- regularities can be corrected.

_____________,.__--

SPECIAL_NO‘lCES-

Railroad gloves of Buckskin well rivited

and guaranteed, just arrived at our store. These are the gloves we've heen looking for the past few - years.-Prowse Bros.

_15_d_1i

Butterick patterns for November are in

stock at Carter’s Bookstore. v Ibd 41

Get your pickling vinegars at Sanderson

& Co’s-They have all the best lines at low prices. 14 d 3i

Read Paton’s carpet offer, then rur.

13 d tf

Another big offer on the balance of our I

carpets and squares.-Jas. Paton & Co.

13 d tf

'~¢}¢"` I ' ` 7 -'

“Psy fasdismi .as but sei an r<>u<v¢y_i

for,” you will get all of that if you buy Reid’s Tryon Tweeds. 7 d tf

A suit of good all wool double and twis home made twee-fl costs a definite price and in buying Reid’s Tryon Factory cloth this should be considered. 28 d tt.

Big dropiiii Prices on carpets. House- I

wives should read Paton’s oifer in to .1ay's issue. ` ` ' 'I3 d tf Our' i¥£d‘SbonHins ‘notl1lni"“h'ut' “the

hair olthe sheep’s hack. No sweepings no old cutup clothing but wool oil’ the aheep'sbaok and P. B Island sheep at that. Farmers see that you get Tryon Tweeds every time. 28d tf.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. 9

Pain Balm. Diarrhoe Cure. Liver

Tablets received at Central

Store. 13 d 3i _

Farmers,T'ryon Tweeds leave no room at

the top for any other make, there is n- sooddy in Reid’s double and Twist 'l weeds Ask for them and if you cannot get them from your dealer send for Samples to the mill. 7 d 1;(

Very heavy frost last Saturday night blighted thetomato vines-but on eccc unt of thqgines Iieihngayer-y heavy, the fmt was ndt Injured to any extent. As the crop is a failure with most every one, the demand for what we have has been very brisk and they are leaving us at the rate of 40 barrels a week, and now have com paratively speaking, only a few barrels leit. The cucumber vines are totally des- troyed, but we have procured some very nice small plum tomatoes, these with small onions make very ilne pickles. We are expecting 20 barrels of onions Friday, we regret very much that we were unable to fill orders for onions on Tuesday mar- ket. We have never refused an order for them before. We also have to arrive 50 barrels more next week. Our Market Stalls are open every day. Customers from the country as well as from town will please bear this in mind. Saturday night sale still continues.-J. J. Gay & Son. 81 9i w li Pat &Ex.

G. D. Wright

Funeral Director- and Embalmer.

Having purchased from Mark

Wright & Co. Lt’d , their undertak- ing business. and also secui ing their undertaking departments on King Square I am prepared to attend to all orders personally and' in an up-to- date manner, paying special attention to caring for the dead with a view to the health of the living. /

Gffice Phone - - - 2I3c Residence - - - - 60

¢<1.m1f.

ZI6I‘ll\¢l$_i0I° Salt

NYONE wi h' ' A .2 sat; sera; .2 C, which is now in daily use 'audi in

WHAT WOMEN ARE WEARING

Bats For Demltoileto-Useful Black Kl»¢l-Wllltilllk Colil.

There is always a certain amount of

diiliculty about choosing a hat to wear with a demitoilet. 'When in doubt it is ever safe to adhere to the all black or white picture het, with its ostrich plume or simple lace curtain. _

A really good black‘straw hat looks

well on many occasions. The shade to the face is nearly always becoming. and such head gear never seems to be- come rumpled or soiled. Feathers are not a necessity, but good feathers pay. as they keep in curl longer and with a little skill can soon be restored to their original beauty. _

The pelerlne wrap is an important

feature of the demltoilet, and we cer-

'ES-

WHITE STBAW HAT.

talnly need a wrap of some kind. In Paris cream silk coats with shawl-like draperies of black chantilly lace lined with accordion plaited chiffon are much in vogue.

A beautiful race gown of palest pinky crepe de chine, powdered with black' chantilly medallions, fliafinz a

broad insertion of rifeconuected motifs, has"`pink parme d ._ _'n in-'and out and fastened with little tassels of black passementerie. Another lovely gown of pastel blue chidon has a foamlike edge made of many tiny gathered frills, over which wander little sprays and medallions of ine lawn and ecru lace. .. white gowns will be worn tlurini the summer. Embroidered lawn has its votar&, and when com- bined with nandsosfie lace makes the smartest of suxnmer frocks. Gowns entirely composed of lace have deep plaitings of chiiIon,Ior ilat frills of chine silk are inlet between tucks.

The cut shows arhat of white fancy

straw trimmed with huge rosettes of liberty silk. J UDIC CHOLLET.

li __.» . ‘_ __,

THE ISEASON’S FASHIONS.

llly Wool _Gowns-Dreamy Froekn. » _There is no doubtiilhat wefatle follow- ing the fashion by Parlafby mak- ing this awhlte-season. -»

There has been a' practical reason for

the wearing of so _much _ white; this year. In _ _ -_which we suffered inthe early aummerwhite wool fabrics _gave at suggation of spring and yet were as 'warm as the darker tones. Hopsacks, serges, cloths

_ ' _;¢; .

A DLINT! TLILOB ILDI.

materials in cream and _white have been much in vogue during the past month or so. _ The dressy summer gown is made of very gorgeous materials, such as crepe de china, oriental satin, mousseline do sole and linen de sole, and the majori- U of these- are white or cream color. There is, however, a growing tad for rose qzink and pale green, especially tor young girls’ dresses.

The glorliled tailor made is very use-

ful for many occasions when it would

__ be impossible to wear a more elab-

orate and perishable costume.

The picture shows a smart three-

iirst-class condition, can learn of 3 b°f831l1 by writing A,B.C., Gunrdign' °‘5°_°- . s 6 du

_quarter tailor made of tawn novelty loodotrimmed with deep red silken!

l@brolO\rl» IUDIO CHOLLET.

and a hundred add one new _granvaam

931+

- f§_,fd- English eapitaliits. He hopes to get

_ _ - , __.._ U-......~___ _.... . >..; _ ._ , .....~_ f » » ...msn . .-.__ ... _ A 1 ._

SOFT COAL. T0 BE LOWER- _ `

of the better brands of bituminous coal

HE`S GLAD T0 TELL IT.

Joseph Boone, Laid up for Seven' Years by Kidney Disease, Back at Work- Dodd's Kldnq Pills did it.

CoT'rLs.'s Covs, New Bay, Niid., Oct 12th.-(Special).-Joseph Boone, a iisher-\ man here, is back at work alter seven _ years enforced idleness from Kidney disease. Dodd's Kidz: ey Pills cured him. Mr. Boone suffered from Backache and Kidney Disease. During his long sick- ness he was treated by several doctors and after seven months in a hospital was sent home as incurable. » Acting on the advice of a friend he com-

menced to use Dodd's Kidney Pills and as a result he is following his old occupation as lobster fisherman once more. ` “I can hardly believe it is myself is in

It at all after all these years of suffering," s iys Mr. Boone.

“Yf»s, Dodd's]Kidney Pills cured me

and I am only too glad to tell it.”

ASOCIALIST QEMONSTRATION.

MADRID. October 12.-A Socialist de- monstration ot 2,000 workmen took place at-Bilboa yesterday, during which a seri- ous colllsion occurred between the de-

monstratio£_ and the ` clerica_l_s.* B;<;L_u‘r per- sons were killed ano"29 l°rjured.:'j:_|

RESERVE FORCE.

The healthy body has a certain amount

of strength reserved in case of emergency, attack by disease or unusual physical ex- haustion, without this power of resistance

a person is an easy prey to every ill that comes along. By enric ing the h ood and creating new nerve cells. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food keeps the health at high water mark and fills the body with the vigor and vitality that overcomes ann defies disease. -

COMING EVENTS.

City Council meets on the second Mon

nay in each month. Dr. James Warbur I on. Mayor; H. M..Davison, City Clerk.

The B. I. S. meets onthe first Monday

ot cinch month.

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BUSINESSTTLLINGIOFF- `

er si its iii?

Mozrrmrar., October. 12.'--A seat ou the

Montreal stock exchange sold .today for $15»°°°f Tl=.°l°§°sc1¢.vse._.m»<is ». I-lr ago( when "$27,!lli "’H'emher- ship is not as proiltable now aslt was then. ' I

CANNOT DO WITHOUT IT.

Once Dr.” Chsse’s Ointment becomes

known, it is indispensable in the bore because of the scores of wa s in whic it _ can be used. While this oihtmentisbost known as a positive cure for ecaema,.salt " rhenm, itching piles, and the most tor- turing diseases of the skin, it is also un- approached as a treatment for chafed, rritated skin, pim lee, blackheads, poisoned skin, scalds, burns and sores of every description. .

_»» _I

strdi10RoAs_punANn’s ornon.

_ ' _ _,. ' _-". 1°-' u 1 - _ 1. _

Orrawa, October 12.-Senator Dan-

dux-and___con§g;ped that .report to-night lshjache has ar__;,opi,io_n on thesoo property I'

an exten`sion"1rom 30-¥oI'160 days on the property from Speyer[8c Co., and hopes to save the wreck. ' _ '

____.;..._`______

_A REMARKABLE RECORD- _

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has a re-

markable record. It nas been in use for _over thirty years, during which time many million bottles have been sold and used. It has long been the standard and main reliance in the treatment of croup - ln thousands of h`omes, yet during all thistime no case has ever ,been reportedt to the manufacturers in which it failed-to effect a cure. -.When given as econ as the child becomes hoarse or even as soon as tue croupy ccugh.app`ears, it will prevent the attack. It' is pleasant-to rake, many children like it. It -contains » o opium or other harmful substance and may be given- as coniidentlyto a baby as to jan adult. For sale by all druists. _

PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE

LONDON, Oct. 12--A conference of the partners inlthe Pacific Cable will take place shortly in_-London. =Nothing _as yet has been arranged as to the composition of the tribunal but it is proposed that a representative of each Colony shall meet in London to confer with the Colonial Secretary. The question of an all-British cable from Canada to England will pro- bably be discussed.

r@1r

O _ ‘

OWES HIS LIFE T0 A NEIGIIBOIVSI

KINDNESS. `

Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known

throughout Mercer and Sumner count- ries. W. Ya., most likely owes his life to the kindness of a neighbor. _He 9 was almost hopelessly afflicted with diarrhoea was-attended by two physicians who gave him little, if any relief, when a neighbor learning of his serious condition, brought him a bottle of Chamher1ain’s» Colle. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which ,cured him in less than twenty-four hour For sale by all druggists.

Pnrransnrnra, Oct 18.-The producers n,___ ; _

have determined to cut prices titty cents blP:::::~:::::'_ 1:: _

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Hi es§rlb..... Island our,perlill 0atmoal°,$r 00 lbl.... .... .. Oetszhl )per1ushel..... Oats white)£er »ushel..... . Wheat per ushel.... Pork ...... ....... .... ...... ..

Potatoes, Turnips...._...

GEORGETOWN MARKETS

Cod, per quintal . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$3 50-4 00 Herring, por hbl. . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.4 50-6 (I) Smoked Herring (Bloaters),

per box -

Mackerel, each -

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Turnips, per bus . . . . . . . . . _ . ... - Potatoes per bus . . . . . . . . . . . .._ - Cabbage, per doz. . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ _ Eggs, per-doz....: _ - Chicks-ns, per pair Apples, per bus......_.. _ -

gutter (Tuba, per lb. _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ -

~c.

sets per us -

O9.ts.per bus.......... - Oatmeal, per cwt..... . _ _ _ ._ - Cranberries . . . . . . . .__ - Hides _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .._ - Parsnips per bus . . . _ . . . . . . _ . .._ - Barley per bus . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . ... Wild ducks per pair . . . . . . . .._ -

OHARLOFTETO WN MARKETS. (Corrected every 'hicsday and Friday.)

Beet (quarter) lh..........0 fl! Beef(sma11)per¥§l....... Pork ................. .. Mutton per CattleD1-assed ......

Butter fresh perlb/. . .

%lourpercwt........

Flour, per bbl (imp.).

Oatmeal, new,perlb.....

Ne.w_ Potatoes, bus......... GreenCsbbage............... l-‘arsley....................... Lettuce per hunch...». .... ._ Cucumbers, each.......

gi;ldish%s,bunch..1.b. _

ng eans,_per

Caulidower, each _ -. .

Turnlps each . . .

Peas, per qt .... . . . .

Beets, per doz . . . .

Carrots perbcb . . . . . .._

Rnubsrhper in .... _

Hay percwt _

Hay per ton (pressed)_...

Straw per out . . . . _..

S»raw per ton (pressed_.... Oats. . . . . . . . . . . ....... ..

Parsnipsper bunch... ._

Corn per doz ..... ._

Turnipsbus ..........

Ripe Tomatoes perlb......

Applesf>erpk............

Green omafoes_......

Plums per qt.......

gnlions perllb. _ _'Q ........... _ _ eeryper unc . _ . . . . . . . _ .._

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Chickens perpair....

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When you' wants physic that is mild

and gentle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Cbamberlain's` Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all drug- gists.

@1- _

Ames Holden Shoesilt and wear well-

ask for them. * _ _

' THE aEsT_>_<_@As Gin.

Are you looking for -something good for Xmas which is appreciated hy ‘every body. =W`e cangive you the verylhestartlcle you looking for which will-not cost much, audi will be nmore valued' among your friends than any other gift-and that is a photograph. We ask you tocorne early and give us plenty of time to finish them. Don't leave it until the last few weeks and then come in a hurry-come early and avoid the rush at Gauvln, Gentz»_-'1‘& Co., Photographers, Guardian Omoo Building, Sunnyside, Oct. 13, d&w tf.

REMEMBER I

We are sole agents on P. E. Island for

Monct'n Tweeds and Clothing.

The Humphrey Clothing Store Opera

House Building.

me-' lu- ni I-mi

Change of Time

Commencing October 15th. the_

S. S. Princess will leave for Picton. at 8 o’clock. a. m.

Returning will leave Picton

about 4 o’c1ock, p. m.

F. W. HAI,ES.

Ames Holden Shoes it and wear well, _

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Full Moon Gd. 11 h. 10 m. mo. _

irkx cummhaegas » above, 3.sizes, $35,

30 styles and sizes; §_e_l_l_s_____a,t___

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Never before have we 1'" ‘I

shown such a varietyi'of_ _ _

nice" things in bedroom 'T -3

suites. start at _ P§f¢h‘;\55~

$14.00 and_run up to

$85.00 In_ all we'show_ _ __ _ about 20 diderent designs, is ~ 111833* 'Pf1°°d all the very latest. _We can suit you, no matter

what price you want to* ~'54f9°» 55-00»

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noob at

' B¢Sf v`B1\1e_in springs at §2_.85. $3-3.54.25; Real- rarngq _that nothing is so aunoy1n`g_a_s a worthless, sagging, creaking spring we have every- thing “cheap” and have stocked only reliable goods

in this line. e

IRON AND BRASS BE]

A fine variety of Iron Beds at $4 75 up to 5

- knobs rods and scrolls--other higher priced one later- _We would like every lady to call and se Bed Department. _

JOHN* ENEYVS

_ Sells Boot Furniture

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PILLO

- Excellent vain

hers at 85;: 9 l-50. Sl 60 $1.

titully enamelled in white and ornamented with