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INDIGESTION

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-.` . fat' ‘,ls.

.L pig. `7.`a\ /\ ~ \ 3 -3.

entire nest enrl of the main building with '\ l|"`8`° BWI \'nrled display of high grad

'ewan ouororra

_.-._._.,__. Aovekrrsens

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_ uinkwri -andusurevr t be!

am tablets. ‘rhemil neatly My-Q y my- ri me _.en

Follow the [,ood _ nd take Fruit-a tives ._. _

110°- :Airrs i-xro\~ it ~ ~ F .| .

--,haw purchased rwr>|hax:iofbr;rii‘iLg- and gud them lendid. My sister - _ to. i Aict lc. roui the ru. ling is hung n really

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_uso ra an vavur, al >y, Arctlo Corits,Dog and Brown Calf Coats. The

_ furniture Pariicuhirl attrnotivcarc tiniillrnrolaiiiitliese to be of very superior

gent~loman`s uhcilouier These are in

handled. They also show inen's caps,

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// . x L Z,,,,||d ,M|,°m,,,y Summa dresser mm ~ quhlit-y, and aro the best they have over

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/ ‘|n|d||.m°¢|,,,,. 0| pe,,,,| ,tm “,m,!__ Th; uiltts and collars in u variety of furs.

f- weathered oak buffet. sldcbonr<l,exl.ensIi\niFm‘°d °" “'M5u”“"7 'j"‘I"’d °‘"'"d“ "9

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UIIIIG. card lable etc., are very antique

. or Fruit Lives* Tablets. d°"'““" The? ‘"0 “'~‘"’ =i‘°Wl"K "H

/irsli Drurrgisll- .'>°¢- 'l’°" M'““"“"°d by P"'""`""" umnd' °“”"' ‘ Years in constant use and is still in ax-

__, _.1 .ry-~:.';r '_'_ -f ' --- cellent condition. A large assoruiont of

Ostcrnioor mat-ti-esswhlcli has been fifty

E as --4 § J novelties in rattan, quarter cut oak

T?’E_G‘*AND ` Inter-Provincial Bazaar,

In Aid of St. Dunstan’s Catliedrnl, will he held

` inthe

Cathedral Basement. Ch’town,

Beginning Monday. September 25th. :uid will continue during tire rvlzolc of EXHI-

BITION Vi/.l.:IfK

Excellent meals, (Dinner or Tea) will lze provider' for all

visitors. There will also be a rimgnilicerit disyl: y I i all tl ar is good and serviceable on the different Fancy Tables. Apron Tables, Men’s Furnishing Tables, Art Tables, Candy Tnblr.-, Doll Tables, Refreshment Tables. &c.. &c. _ The Basement Hall will be magnificently decorated for

the occasion. Musical entertainments vrill be furnished every eveiiing. Everytliirig will be done to irirke visitors crin-

Iorizible.

Come one. coiue all. Adniisrlou only io cents

Fortliose who purclinseii Dinner or Tea Ticket at the

door, adniission will be tree.

` , BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

` iz wc, so ti 3oth.

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Synopsis ol Uanadlan llorlh-West

Homestead Regulations ,\.\\ i-\t'i|_ iiuuilicrcrl ricctlun of Ilniniiiiun ‘I i.:naI< in .\iunl‘oI1r\ or thu Nortlr-\\'ost. ||o\n.r-r~~. i-xcoptiiie Pl and 20, not roscrvcrl, H\'\.\'bc Iiaria--totaled by any person who is t_Ia\-'ala In-rul ofa farnily, or iiny nialo over iS win: at irgi-. to tho oxtuiit of one~quarwr »r‘|_lr<|||{i»f lm acres, more or lcrrs. I l‘.ali'.\ a|a__\~ heinurlc pnrrronally at tho local a|a|_n|l|.».-iorilrc di.-.tr nt In w rlcli tho land 1'. ~rlaa|i-_ ra- if the lrnnrcstcnrier desires, ho ial\.\`._ 0|' =\|'r»li|'|\iinr\ to Ihr: Minister uf llic lriiviurr, irllana, the twnrirrrissiorrer of lin- irrigraiiarv, \l'irri|iprrg, ortlic local nge-nt ro-

?-ririi: aailioriiv for some onoto nnrkc cnlry o aa.

l` I ’I`lir~ liarrir--tr-arlw is required to perform thc .i.r\.\i||<>r|~ eoniiccit-ri thci-crvltb uridor orru of ilu- falluuin f plans: |h_,-\l lca.~'i`.-ix nioutin-` rcsidcrico upon rimi vrilliiririarruftlrclanrlirroacir your for tin-co

yrai.-. |'.’i Ifilrv fuilivl' (ur rnnl.I\ci'. if thu fathcrin rliwa-i-:ll -ri lla- lniirrcateiirici- i1-sirius apunn trinaiarlii- iiviailyrrf tht- land urrtcr-cri for lla-_ rr-r||iir\\rin-ni.< as in i~csirluiit'o inay bo ~;il|<lIt-il l|ys.~rii-li per-:on rcsirlrirg with thu Iatiirr or |in>tI|ci'. llll if lla- -_i\\ili~-- has his pnrrnanont reaidorico |i|»oa_ fax-inrviu Iainl owuoll by hiru in thu in-|||ii_\|4nf his liirrrrrwlreiiri thc i'eqillr'onicr\l:< into|-.--ali-|ir'\\ii|:\y ho sntlsllcrl by residence rin... il..-...nl naar. _.~i,r raanrIi.~' notice in writing airoulrl be raven to liar t_'aii|i||i»:sir»irr=r' ni' Dnriririioir Larals :rl iiiiaira of i|iti~i.llrrn tu a .pl ' for patent

rr . rv. loirv '

‘ _ liar-rrty of the Iillnlstcr of tlin Interior. .I-lu rl mac

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no You

intend Coming into the Exhibition? If S0 Call At Our

STUDIO

And Have Your Photo

BY US.

Gauvin, Gcnlzcl & Co.

Jas.A.S, Bayer, Prop.

ior_|_c£:

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As Mr. Hedley Bryenton's proper- ly did not fell by auction, it is still lililie inarktt for private sale. This bf‘I\B one ofthe finest properties in U1 ‘°“'“ Ii°§'Hliy,r,oritaining 13 acres Oiclioice land suitable for market Imdenlnii. and as Mr'. Bryeiiton I8 going west this property must be wld within a mouth.

L50; further particulars apply tn

' fyeuton on the premises or to

BENJ. CARTER to co., ‘

9"* ‘Iii Auctioneers. » in

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To be sold at P 5 mnbmon u Ito Auction on the in., ,mm §§'0\1n¢Ison»Frlday the 29th G`"'emm _cr rarely following the sale of Ciyriesrlslmb mick' ml Pun Ned ,he hmv tsliou "hisn_'Queen"snd b\,m_.. '°“Eh bmd stallion “Wood-

Ternis mad

I, e known at sale. nwnigsfllrther particulars spply to the

si-.iNr.sv' iz. norms. `

8”' "1 '8» 25- =6. 21, as, rg, mv tw er

BRICK STORE FOR SALE.

We are autlioiized by Arthur

Wriglit, Esq,, to r-llcr by private sale his brick building now occu- pied by Geo. Rackham, Esq., sit- uated on the corner of Prince and Kent Streets.

Ii thisfproperty is not sold by

the first of October. i9n5, it will then be advertised for public airc- tion.

For information apply to Mr.

Rackham on the premises, or

BENI. CARTER & Co..

9 tts td Auctioneers.

rnn|\oguny,Japuneso goods etc., are also shown. Paton Sc Co. have also proinin- ently displayed rr genuine Hercules spring mattress for which they are sole agents for Clnirlottctowri, rlernonstratlng the superiority over tho ordinary double weave spring by rvclglits, the ordinary sagging more with 150 lbs. than the Hercules with 450 lbs. Ono corner is reserved for carpets nndfllisseli $\vuupL‘i's. 'l`lie carpets are uf the best, CrossIcy`s niake in veivets, Brussels.

cliarge of .Iarries W. Stevvart and the furniture d\‘prirtirrent in clrarge of Hurry Mclfec.

i:.\'roN r'in.riiunr~i/ir. r'or.i.rur:

Tu the uortli ofthe booth of Patmi Sc

No 'l`lrnu \Vustcrl. Up to Date Tenclicr

,li~rli'ib\itcrl to :ill visitors.

Axrninstr-rs. This department is in_

shown tho Lndios' jackets in A vsrietv of furs including Coon, Astrachnn, Grey Lamb, lilectric Seal, Iiusslun Lamb rind Persian Lamb, some with mink or Sable trimmings others plain. One particularly fine Juckot is in Persian Lanih with cuffs, collars and revers of finest mink and is priced at §225.0ll.An- other at $195.00 is in the saint- rich fur self trirruned. An Electric Seal with Sable trimmings and one plain also deserve notice. The Coristinc Jnekets, (thu best made, are well represented and are handled only by this firm here. 0! the Ladies fur sets and neck pieces too fniuchcnnnot bo said; they aro really -superb, and come in urink ‘at 800.00, Sable at $60.00 vlhile 'other pieces noticed were Fox at 850.00, -Steno Marten nt. $72 U0, Black Tlilbct at

"$20.00. There is also a large showinrz of

more rnodcrate priced furu, the flrin being particularly pleased with their stock this year which ls, they clulnr thc best ever

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H. , lhiintly displayed Ili a large glass show

“W SL“‘I*’“I“" Im’ °°""i““UY “i “'°l`k,eauc artistically draped with hows of l‘)'l’0“`l`lUl\8f\f\\l ‘IOIUR “ll0l`ifI"\"ll \"0'”k~ beautiful ribbon and sprays ot rich 1A “““\I’0\` Of Ulu l\‘Xl' lI0°k5 “T UW foliage are tiio Luflics' huts, and they C0 l\‘iK¢‘l\1”0 ‘IISIIIIIYUII “lid Cl|`¢'“i"|'5 'Jw certainly reflect great credit on thc firm

handled hcrc. The furs for the little

and their clever rnllliner Miss West.

LIEU T.-GOVERN OR McKINNON

Who formally declared the Exhibition opened yesterday afternoon.

SALE 0F BUILDING LOTS

I am instructed by the Registrar of

the Court of Chancery, to sell at Public Auction, on Tliursllny, tlie 5th day of October, A. D. 1905, at iz o’clock noon, at the Law Courts Iiuilding, in Char lottctown, the property of the late I-ion. lloririld Farquhnrson. as follows;

i Four choice building lots near the

corner of Rochford and Euston Streets.

1 Two very desirable building lots on

Upper Prince Street, opposite the resi- dence of H. W. Longworth, Esq.

3 One line building lot on Mrilpcque

Road.

4 Also tlie pro erty at Westville,

formerly occupieri) by the late Hon. Donald Farqulrarson as a place of busi- ness, including wharf property and shore front, with buildings thereon.

50 pei' cent of the purchase money

riiay remain nn uiort rage at 5 per centl other conditions marie known at sale.

Dated 16th of Scpteaibcr. |905.

llEN_I. CARTER 8L C0.,

9-zi tts td Auctioneers.

Disinfccting

Effective, Safe,” Economical,

Having installed an nip-to-date

Formaldehyde Generator. w ich ls a perfect Gennlcide ‘i.'l.‘“»"‘ll!ir"""'l§" ‘°."lil"'§.‘.' ‘lll"'i'2.& U B II till 0 C¢l,l° - -. isreeiu their pirinnarss rr r..'r¢i~r¢li was me °’ °°’ ".“‘.:r’°““ “’:;:'::~..'.‘:¢:'.“.'...'i'2:"

U WGYQH I ICI, OID ~

JA-llxvork done under rhe nipervisimi of any

aizedievloragtlori;;‘o’;::§<;‘rdIn| to the regain

OHIO G Ulf .

G- D. IIRIGHT

General Director, and Embalxner, gig., Phage 2131>, residence Phone 60

Chas. F. Davison

Funeral Director and Embaimer

Ohice and showrooms. P"I“"° Si" °P“

posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot

of Prince St. Having added to my equipment one of the stest iraproveid casket lowering rleyrccs, and _a fine pa r of horses, and having had mph! YU” experience in the business nm pared to do all work in a thorong y up-to-date manner. All calls pr0mP\-I!

attended to at any hour of the day or night. Offree te eplrone, No. 289, ;esl dence, No. |92. l“"¢ 5 il’ & W' '

A. iionni-: Bc co.

This flrni occupy their old stand near

thc fruit tables. A inngnlileont displny of serving rniicliines, oriraiis rind pianos is on exhibition. 'l‘|io “world'.~r greatest. serv- ing niaehlnc, tho New Horne" and Tlinnrris, Knrn n.nd Mendelssohn pianos occupy the vie\\' of the large nunibcr of visitors.

c;rr1‘i~:n Sr cu r/rn.

show what is probably the finest rl splay of wail-paper In tho flru.|`s exhibits. Ir. is tliu well known nianuiactfure of Colin lllcltrthur Bc Co for which ihey are Sole Agents In this Provirice, and must appeal lrougly to the lover of artistic furnish- ings. All patterns shown are next seasori's tlililtll; from tho pretty rlurable patterns for thc kitchen at il cents per double roll up to the elaborate varnisliod goltls wortli o. dollar n roll, un-I that would grnco thc walls of thu best Reception ririrl Drawing roonisin the land. The rnngo is inirncnse and \'nrIcd, nnrl thc ilrrii re- porlaa larger business in rvall pnpcr this _vcar l.li~rn ever.

lltliiliiihl llAIll)\\'AI`Ii‘I F0., LTII.

This llrrn occupy lhcir old stand op-

poeriic the main entrance. It- is very artistically fitted up In green and white and red. '1‘he lrirgc display of st-ool ranges for ivhlcii the Ilrrn has ri wide re- prrtat.lonaLtr:.int many visitors. Georuc Moran and Win. tludnrorc did the work of arranqirig and tiocorirting nlnlit is very creditable to tlrcrn und to thc lingers llnrrlwirrc Co. Ltd.

runnin Sc .rn-i.rrr>ii.

The display by this ilrni in thc northern

end oi tire niriin building iittr-at-is niurh utbontion particularly from the ladies. A larlre showing of ladies' fine furrr is ex liibitcd together \\'lth ready inade_lankots and skirts, whilo In one end the latest crcalioris in ,nrlliinery give abundant evidence ofthe attractive work dono in their nillllnory depaitnicnt.

l’i'i0\\'§R IIIIOH.

show in the centre of the building a lnrgo variety of their best. grade in ready to wear clothing and frirs. The overcrrnls. suits, and boys” olothcrr appeal strong to the lover of far-Iiionalrlo garnn-nts while the furl In nil tha costly nmkes offer n good selection to the most fnstirlinus lady.

ir. rn/irivoa &: cn.

are in their old stand to the left of the main entrance and In their liandsomeiy deem-ated booth is displayed a magnifi- cent assortment uf fura and mlllincry. Over the floor and rail which surrounds the booth are spread fur rugs and robes of every kind, there being In the collection

Wolf lioberr, float. Robes in hlaolg, brown

The work displayed proves her' to be possessed of more than ordinary taste and skill in the inllliiiery line. Altogether the exhibit is highly creditable to the “Fur Kings" ol P. l‘i.I. and is certainly thc inou valuable in the building, the value re- presented being about. $~i.‘iHI,iI) which is liorvevcr onlv n sinali portion of the uctualatoek of furs carried by the flrrri Tire decorations reflect crcrlit on Tlros. Trainor who was ably assisted by Miss Logan.

if l’.\\'.‘l(\.\' \VU()LEN N I LTA.

This mnnuirictory show ii big display

of cloths made ln their mills at Anihcrst. Tire fashionable patterns for summer .md winter wcur are attractively displayed a.nd win much attention from visitors.

FUN FORT HOA I’

has unattractive stand just inside the main entrance Soaps are shown in pro- fusion and prerniurns ruld io thc appear- nncc of the oxhihli.

G. HALL! Nii A lil..

has ri large display of ninps of Prince Ed- ward Island adjoirrinrz Miller Bros. dis- play. lie .ls soiling tho Island mapa at 08 cents each in hook or ivnll foriri.

MARK \\'Iillil|'l' Fl'liNI.‘\l\lNil t‘(l.

have one of the most attractive and coal-ly exhibits in building. The furni- ture is of the nior-it r=xpcnsivc patterns in‘boIld inahngnny, ivcrithercrl onk ami llunrtcred oak. A brass bcdsl-cad fitted withOstcrnioorrnqttrcss and of rnassivu design and beautiful finish is claluied to In=\`t_ho'rnost expensive of its kind ever li_e'ouzht to tlic,pi°ovince. On tha iioor are samples of' thc iii-nfs best- carpets while the walls are adorrrcd with curtrrins and pictures. The exhibit is in charge of George Mugford who showed irruclr taste and skill in setting ofi` the ax- hlbit in the rnord nltrnctivr-, way. In con- ncctlon with this atanvl is a display of pymgrapiiy by Miss .lanie Ii. Ferguson, Marshfield. it is In tive pieces and illus-

lratr? what beautiful work can be donn by 'tiis art in which Miss Ferguson shows great proficiency.

l|IliI.l\l| HIIUN.

make ir good display of Dominion, Sher- lock k Manning, Mason & Riaeh, Heiat.z~ man and New Scala Williams organs and pianos and Raymond sewing machines. with some beautiful fancy work done on these niaohlnerr. A magnificent New Scale Williams piano In inlaid mahogany lla most valuable Instrument selling at N00. Music ia furnished by the largest Edison phonograph over heard in the building. The horn is six foet long and the music is cquivolant- ton hraselrand. Asmaller louophouo with tlpering arm

l_lr dispensed to all thirsty ones in a neat booth just inside the main cn- trance. Th I tail George J. Mibualiarlieulgln oliaaliaseien vc 'ras o. a. o.

On one side of Paton Sc Co is the (LB. U.

quarters entered by means of a large arch. Into this many friends of ths College will finck :us u reminder of old tirnr-s. Typewr-iters areln profusion and operators demonstrate the good work being done in the institution.

ir. if. uurcu It co.

have o large display of their celebrated Queen Top Draft stoves which are well known throughout t-he province. The Anglo Saxon Stock Food forms a promin- ent. back ground and in front is an im~ proved United States Cream Separator for which the firm are agents.

R. ir. irianinmm Bc co

have ri neat table filled with bottled and canned preserves both tasty and palat- able.

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THE EXHIBITION

PRIZE WINNERS

Continued from Page l.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Moxlcnn, or Drown Work-1, Mrs J F

Trainor 2, iiertle Desltoulies.

Tatting, best specimen-I, Mrs F L

McNuti; 2, Mrs E C Stewart. F'

Notting, best. specimen- l, Miss T A

Rodd; 2, Mrs D C i\toKlnlay.

Cross Stitch, best. specimen--1, Mrs G E

Full; 2, Miss .IC Sinipsuu.

Pillow Sliariis --I, Mrs D C McKInlny; 2,

Mrs Mary E Mc-Kcnnu.

Tea Cosy -l, Carrie Iluive; 2, Josephine

Lepage.

Ladies' Bedroom Slippers-1, Florence

Cairns; 2, Mrs \\' W Clarke.

Patch \Vork Quilt, Cotton-l, Mrs

A|idrc\\’ Donner; 2. Miss Alice Judson. Patch Work Quilt, Silk-1, Mrs.

Charles Mc\Vill|ams; 2, Lillian Fenneli.

Sofa Pillow-l, Miss Belle Paton; 2,

Miss M. McMillan.

Suit of Ladies' Plain under clothing-1.

Miss Georgie \‘Veldon.

Three Pocket Ilnrikerclrlofrr, lrernslllch-

cd l, Miss Katie McQunirl; 2, Mary Monnglirin.

Half Dozen Hund~niade Pillow SIips-1.

MIss'Gcor'glo Weldon; 2. Daniel T. Fr'uscr.

Beat collection of Ladies' \Vork, not less

than 5 pieces nf difieronl; varieties~l, Alice Mcliluiiuy; 2, Mrs. E. II. Cnuieron

Work of Children Under Tliirlcen Years.

I’i|Io\v Case, combining hcrnniing, scum-

ing and felling--l, Annie M. Lloswell; 2, i.cttie M. lioswrrll. -

Outline \Vor'k-l, Annie Duncan; 2.

Melina Frriscr.

Ilrcssod Doll-l, Miss Doris Farqulirir

son; 2. Annie M. LIos\vcll.'

Lace Knitting, one half yard long-1.

Melllcent McLeod.

Urocliet. Lace, one hall yard long-lv

1, Milliccnt McLeod; Z, 1’curl Weritirerbie;

Toilet. Mat-s-1, 1’cnrl \\'eatlierbic; 2

Nellie Duncan.

Scrap Book, prize given to neuteat- book --2, licutrice Larrze.

.\i I§i`l'TLl.A NEDIVS ART \\'(lIlK.

Oil Paintings Original-1’ortr'nIt. of

figure, subject from life, I, Annie G. Tem- ple, city; 2, Ilcicnn .I. 1"erguson, do.

Lirnrlscape or Murine- l. Bertha Fen-

nell, city; 2, Mrs, W. H. Worrcu, Bridge- town.

Animals from Lifefl, Mrs Mamie

Mallet, Union ltoarl; 2 Mrs It Moore, city.

Still Life, Ifruit or I"lo\\'era-I, Belle 1’nten, ciiy. Mrs W I’ Doull, do,

\Viitcr coIors,origiiiul-Poriraitcrifigure

sub_icct from lifc. I. I.. M. D. Mitchell; 2 liiiss Florence Dcnrlsto.

Landscape or rnarlrie - l, L M D Mit-

chell ; 2, Annie S 'l`ernpIc.

Still life, fruit or ilowcrsfl, Miss Ethel

Longwort-li ; 2, Josephine Lcpagc.

Drawing in one color, original, Poi trait.

or figure. Subject frorri life-I, M L Bcriirslo ; 2, I. M D Mitchell.

Pen and ink, any sulrjcct-1. Mary Mon-

nrrhrinq 2, Miss Thorupson.

Pencil, airy srib_ir=ct~ 1, Elsieiiendcrson;

2, Ethel Irorgrvorth.

Ilrawlng, from cast-1, L M D Mitchell:

2, .7 I) Collier.

Oli paintings copies, (figures or arilrnnlsi

-1, Misa Doiill, 2, I. M I) Mitchell.

Iairulsi-ripe or l\liirine-i lilla Gillis, 2

iiclle Paton.

Still llfc, iiurvcrs or fruit--I Ella Gillis,

2 Lizzie Chappell.

\\'atev colors copies, (figures or nuiriials)

--l L M D Mitchell, 2 Annic E. lieddin.

Landscape or M_r\rlnc---I, A. E. Hogan,

r-it); 2,Ida McNair, do.

Pliotographu by Arrratciirs, best collect-

Inn oi vlcws)4l, ii. lieo liaslarn. ===-gp-.-¢. ---f====.=-s-

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The Woman who is not above i "'f.;'..“-,i._` "» Slillllll 506.

on every pair of shoes she

some fine leathers-by ex- pert slioemakers-tlrey give 5 the same wear and have _all

the niceties of style-of most $3.00 Shoes.

There is no other shoe in Canada to-day

which gives women so much for the money.

The above trademark-with retail price- is

- stamped on the sole of every shoe.

The Ames, Holden Co. ofbiontreal. Ltd, Tn: Laaoesf Sao: Mauunorunsas ra Canaan

leoftmzag wmmveq vonowro, v/woouvan. N. .Iowa

trys, will be interested in

TRU-FIT” $2.50 Shoes. They are made of the

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Ives’ Brass Beds

/ you will have no lacquer troubles

\\’ ‘ -Your bed will always show the

highly finished, brilliant polish

t factory.

strong,

durable, bcnutifirilv finished and handsomely designed.

‘~;`»_ Ask your dealer to show you

- an

THE H. R. IVES CO.. LIMITED,

_ Mosrrucar..

Are Perfectly Polished and Lacquered.

If you have rin Ives Brass Bed

has when it leaves Ives'

Ives’ Brass Beds are

Ives Brass Bed.

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Cool weather is comin

Agency at the

Parlors, Qu

Where all art goods, pictures, frames, souvenirs, etc., are., selling at 20 p. c. discount. .

g on, you will require all

winter dresses, suits, overcoats, etc., cleaned, _dyed and pressed to look like new for a trifle. Save price cf new goods. Canadzfs Greatest Cleaning and Dyeing Works are ever ready to ple

ase you at shortest notice.

High Grade Art een Street,

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CLASSIFIED A

One-Half Cent a Word Each I

Minimum Charge |

DVERTISEMENTS

nsertlon. Six Consecutive in-

sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks, and One Flonth as Two and One-half Weeks.

0 cents With Order.

HELP w1ii~:i°riri_i-eir».r.r.~. `

WAN'l`ED-A girl for general housc- work. Good rcici'ciicr~.~4. Apply ai this odlce. il-31d tf

WANTED- A girl for gt-ncrnl house-

work country girl preferred. Appliy this ofilce. ll-I il Lf.

A 'l`O-LET.-A dwelling house on Ilcr- mont Street. opposite i-r-slrloricc of l\ia,|or ulrurnian Esq. Apply to i\eil l\lct)iiarrie uruuicrside. 5-I5 it lf.

’l`O-LET-A house on llucy_ AF-t.

opposite Iiict-lrodist Churr-lr rvrnlainiirg Mrooiris. Apply to M. 'l`i’riinor & iflr.. ur on preuiltrcs. lil 'Ilf-

rf: '"4

WANTED-A girl for gcncrnlhorise-

work. Good rcfercnce.~r. Apply to Mrs. Ayers, Uriyfleld Street.. 8-lild Lf

\VAN'l`ED- At once rr eripablc servant,

flood wages, no wrishlng. Ilefcrcricca rc-

guircd. Apply to Mrs B.1io|¢crs, Jr. I’rince trcet. ‘ ii-I0d if

LADIES \VAN’l‘ED-A BRIGIIT

ENICRGETIC WOMAN-\Von\an's work. Peininrrcnl. position. Old estnlrlislieri business house of solid financial standing.

Salary $12 to $18. \vee.I.'l‘y, with expcriscs paid ench Monday r iroct froiu head- quarters. Expenses advanced. We fur- nish everything. Adrlr|'r~s, t~`cricinry,6 2 Morton Illocx, Chicago, ill.

MISCEl.i.ANE()US

LEARN 'i‘I'ILl'I(iltAl’llY nnrl If. lt. Accounting. $5t)to $:'»llUa month Salary rissiirerl our |.rvririurit4-.sr rindcr Iarnd. (lar aix nclirmis the Irii-gt-at In Ann-| ir-:i and vn- dorscri by all Iinilrruuls. \\'r~ite fur cala- Iug. l\iori~'o School of 'l`clur:r|\pI\y, Crririn- ririti,O. Buffalo, N. Y., Atlnriia, (ia.. lin Crosse, Win., 'i`eXui'linini, 'I cx., San l"i'\n- Isun, Cai, if I il -iinn. _i__.___._T liEl.l’ \VAN'l`Iii)-arAi.i:.

\\'.-\.\"l`I<}l)--A first class niale te.-ir-lit-r

for principal at \'crnou llivcr Sr-lirrrrl. A

supplciricnl. voted. Apply to ll. M. in-a.

lil' l\\'

LOST

l.0S'i`.-_Any person wlirv can give iri-

fr-rrnaiiorr as to tho red runt left. on Iirigliton shore r-ionietlnic. I,’icr\He call at this nillcc. 27d :ti nil.

T0 LET.

TO I.liT.~lio\rso on liillsborougli

Sr nnrc, containing tcn rooms and fitted with all rnodom conveniences. Possession

gbveri nt once. l-'or parrleulsrs apply to

endell Phillips at L. \\'. Cook's.

il-22d ti.

TO I.I'IT.~-linuso with riiodcrri conven-

iences on llillsboro Street nt :resent- onciipied by Mr. A. Ii. Williams. I’oi.xr~s- aion given Oct. Isl. Apply io \V. \\'. Wellner. u ur ri tr.

Cape Breton Ads

& hsgrllstarn Solicitors

an an el. Ibn

o Loan-Straight Una or from Building as Loan Company. -

Ulises lu lou Bleek. lydney, C. I. lvoa loss. r..r.. s. novuxn Amon. IA. r-. I.. I

G. L MURPHY & C0.

SVDNEY, C. B. General Commission Merchants

Island Produce handled on commll

sion

Prom t returns made. 1

T0 I_I'i'l`.-A house on the corner of

King Square and llillaborou|_zhSi-. A iply to l)r Anderson, Eriucatioir Oiiloe.

ii- lild Iirv.

_ TO I.ET-Iiouae on iiaviland Street,

opposite Charlottetown Hospital, cnnlaln- ing ll rooms. Serveragr-, will bo installed if required. This house Is situate in one of the best and nioat convenient residen-

ial I/e . A I t J. J. .7 h ssirlllgbsssrperiiiilrlrig aiir rl"il»3"'

TO. LET.-The house on Hillsboro St-.

now in possession of Geo. E. Auld. All modern conveniences. Possession

iron Oct. lr'rtIi. Apply io .lnmerr Puncher,

ll-lfld tt

T0 LET.-A Warehouse- with good

and grey, Buffalo, Wonihat, Dixon and

also furnishes excellent music.

I5 fl; xyr

o'-liar. Apply to Dr. Blanchard.

9~l3d if.

SPECIAL Ri-Il’liliSI~IN'I'A'l`l‘/i<l in this

county and adjoining territories torc- pi~r-sr-,rit-rirrrl advertise air old csinlriialicd laisirrcss house of solid lirninclul stiiiirllrnr Saint' $21. weekly with expeiisr-.sr paid eric-Ii hionday by clienk direct from hr-ad rpuiiicrs. ltxpenscs rirlvnncrrl; po~itIo pi~rriiancnt. Ve furnish cvcrythinrz AtirIr~csu,'1`IIE COLUMISIA, 030 Monon Building, Chicago. Ili. 27 dtf.

LOCAL ANI) GENERAL SALESMI-IN

WANTED- in every town and rllstvlcl

; in Prince Edward Island to re£rc.si'n~ "L`niiu1la'a Greatest Niiiircrii-er." 'pi-cial lint. of hardy vrirletien for Prince lil wurri Island. Start now at best selling season. Write for prospectus and send ‘.'.'rc for ou llnnrisorrie alunrinum rrrlcroscopc-.iiagri ities 41' tirncs,'ust the thing for irouiriists. I Stone Gt Wellington, Toronto, (Jul-. r i

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MEN WANTED.-Reliable men in

evo? locality tlrrouifrorit, Canada to nri ve se ourgoods, tae upsh>w clmls nn are-es,fenrerr, alonq roads and all con- apicuous places, a so distributing small or vcrtlslng nirittcr. Salary Sill) per yr-nr

dr $75. per month, ami expcrrsr-s ir2.r’rri per day. S early employnrentto good.rr-lla lo

,nren. No experience neecrwrr . Wi-no

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