E has Couglis, Colds, Cronebltll,

I n mips that uekiiiig in _nie moat, ts

m . . ` '3 gig well-known Galt gardener, writes:- I had I. very severe attack of sore fe ¢hr0\C and tightness ln the clmst. Sonic times when I wanted to cough and could

-3913 me a bottle of DI. WO0D’§

t Dr. Wood’s 1

iSome`l`hlngs the Great Man Refi;

‘ \`

C \

' -._ _il "- ft./. Y i

` -`. i_ ' \-' ` -4f>

>5-“";`f"""{-.3 ' ' A `

l~1oi-wow Pi-'M Syrup

lloarsonoss, Crouv. FSUINM

his or Tighten; In U .» _pi

Gui. 9% 5

t to take and soothing and heal-

te the lungs. Mr E Bishop Bran ,

uld almost choke to death M

IIORWAY PINE SYRUP, and to my B

past! <i¢p¢¢eyief.1wou1a not to wiiiigut it n it 81.00 shot-

tle, and I can recommend it to every

~ Prim 25 Cenlib -“"`

'= 9' - r='_ the forties. »

_ .

nnnltaainnug

NUT A Dill?

Out door work this time

of year is ~hard upon the hands. Chapping may not be a very serious mat- ter but it is certainly an annoying one. The ordi- nary lotions prove so in- edective that we have pre- pared a special compound called

This is really a magical 5

‘ heafir and if used regular- l ly will keep the hands in perfect condition no mat- ter how hard the work is , 'or how much exposure to _ the weather there may be. _ This can be had here and here on'yend there is noth- ‘ ~ ing else that can take its

place. ~

Price 2 5c.

J. ll. Jllll|ESllll._ V

DRU GGIST, `

The Medical Hall. I

if.: if

, i

" -_Y-Z _-L4---I- ' -2 '_'

Hawimuiuiirfienasmugmlboui H j V _ 1 7’ ` _ ,_ .

'a Proposal. ' _ _ “ 4 B ' V I

N()T[CE|l H I-Ve-

_ 0 » ' ` “ I'

il-1-

1.1 the matter of Joseph J. Dunn of

l*eake's S: tion. ln[K'ng’s County, in

Prince Edward lslinrl, M erchant.

Notice ls hzreby given tiiit joseph I. Dunn

of Ptake‘¢ Station in Ki g‘s County in Prince Ddwnrd Island, merchau., has by an assign-

ment hearing date the ri "°treritl.i day of Nov- e!lhe:‘,A D r ;o3, assigns d all his 1r:i;erty,estgt¢ nndelects to me, the tiidersigned. Benjamin

C Prowae of Charlcttrown, in Qneen’a County insaid Island, merchant, for the general bene- it of his creditors

Dated this nat day of November; A. D. |903

BENJAMIN' C. PROWSE.

One gets the iiiipmssion froin__read~

ing oi ltiisltiii`s i-iirl_\,V' _yours that he liiiissed iiiiiiiy oi' llic privileges ol Lhgaitiiy boyhood. when he was is "man, he and it conipaiiioii were out one day upon the iiiountninsidc. They passed o. group of iiieii, suys a. writer in the Strand Mrigucine, who were engaged in rough work with

_weld do what those iiicntire doingl 1 was never allowed to do any world which would liave strengtliviieil iiiy' back. I wasirt allowed to ride, 1`or

_for Scar of being drowned; nor -to box, because it was viilgiir. 1 was ‘allowed to fence, because that was lgenteel."

With hiS parents at lh‘!ii_iinrl-c llill,

onthe would enjoy a surreptitioiis row

. ioii the' riv»r. "l used to be told,"

hullid .Wlfh 5 Wugh °f wld* _ says the shine companion, “nbt to

let his father and iiiqher know wlii-rc

fears and 1 cj _ `iV‘.usimi w-.is ai\vu.\'S- fimw i>r<>i><~1'ly- under his iiiotlitrs control: but it iS possible that ii he had had the out- llet of i'easoriul>le athletics his do-_ -structivc inooils would lmw been gloss iiiarkcd. It was during his rosi- ldence at l\.\nni;i:'l< Hill that lie was lanathciiiatiziiig sonicthing or soiiiv-

` “Joi n, " S - . talk too much and you talk non-

sense.” _

' “YeS, motlicr," Ruskin T'cplivd, ai

_.humble as a, little boy, and tliiingcd OICCS _ _ _ _ _ _

it the suojeet. _ _ _ _ 6 tails, sil tail trimmed girdle and rai orn_me_u . . . _ . . . _ _ _V _ _ _ _ __ _ , __ 1 Rilsklv WHS H01 “Wald ‘O ““"“t ‘° ‘Choice Brown Marten Peleriue; length, 2% yds.; iinished with 4 Ch°l¢”t Rlissllm GUY Silulfml S“?l¢. Yds; il “‘*“””S "°Si‘1‘*f his l““€th°"` ‘;h‘2)°,u.olr‘§ V large tails tail-trimmed girdle and braid ornaments. . . . . _ 34.00 With Whif¢ S<ll1ifl’¢1 8\1d`5!¥i511¢d Wi ‘5l1k;8if'&¢ “ana 1 - _ ec u i it - - ’. _ _ , _ _ 4;?--"V‘ _. -' -V '

_ ii~iil§n“_§_;>n_t;__S nbpwe ____f_;_[0s§o{1__ 3;, Sable Iiplx l;elerii;e; Ié X §{tq_psality&;tl_;:_i;gth, 2};_Sd ydsdl; finished is oo Ornaments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__. . . ,..

!Willio.m Ricliiiiond de en c ie W1 2 urge OX fl1S H 811 A - Hmm gli’ €........ . ' _ ' ’ I ` ' ' ' “

one which the mi<i had worded isabeiia Fox Peierine; XXXX quality- length, 2% yds.; finish- .V W” °°”’ at an "”‘°-8 “ 1V“’.g°’°°°k °f

1 ‘° Mi°h°l““f°1° ‘md Hafafg' ed with 2 large fox brush tails and tail-trimmed girdle. . 30.00 gut.-3°,” V- _ _ , _ ` _ V ._ . _

ur Clusters Euf~Jai&dIf _ _.

4if»i§i“§i3"»5.1d»§»”‘1?<5f'§°`~<»\i view LADIES- rua coA1's-Fifty. arena New coats ;~,,,1»|\,g,,_ ’ _ E-,,,._¢,g,_V _

iwith Sir Williaiii lor presenting the “the” Sldez. “`h"" R_“Sk"‘ "’°°"°‘“’ _ now Opened. A Fur Childrerfs Sets , V Fur from the illness which had caused F M - , ,_ him to give Un thc SWE Pf°f9S-“"°_ Russian, Persian. Bulgarian. Gray Lamb, Coon, Seal, Bear, Seal I uf i”°_ 9 `S9t°‘ V `Ship, Sir Williain retired, that he Electric also Fur s Fu' '

might fill it againw 'FOUCNUS _ by ’ _ Fur Capes

. ,. . if h il ht , - __ h. rt . . t d _ .B “

.-"fa->= . -_.__., _ _ .t ¢ . ._ ®_. ~ _ », i-__‘f___‘=;L _§‘!_= neg? ______ _._ ___;_.`.______,___?;___.__4___

. __ _ _ _ __ ii-..__¢ . _.f;V;__.___.

_¢, 1 .. c3__.,¢,._,_,Q.,~Q?,;,.

ST_0RlES OF

_._ ___

gretted-

ckaxes. ' -_ a' "How I wish," said Ruskin, "i

ar of being thrown off; nor to row. ,_ . .

Soinctiincs, wlicn he was living

c had gone." Ruskin was then in

lt is easy to read here a ivoiiian S

ir 'inline and domination.

~ody most iinrezisonalily.

i " said hi iiiothf‘r "‘~`0L1

Mr. Lnbouchere, of Truth, is I

daring man. He recently confessed

acted as match maker be-

artist, James McNeil Whistler, and the lady who became his Wife, but who Was at the time a. charming Iii'- tlo widow of artistic tastes, happy- go-lucky ways and sunny disposition.

The two were known to be strongly attracted toward each other, and to have already talked in a. vague, lar- oti, Elysian way ol possible matri- niony; but it was perfectly plain that Whistler would never do anything so practical and common-place as de- finitely to propose and be accepted. gr,-if a. license, go to church and be married unless some kind friend took him in hand. Besides, it was touch

-13 and go with his temper and his ton- ‘guc how he might treat any kind friend' who should attempt the risk. vi e Mr Labouchere took the risk

2; mo fri il Dees

c . . .

‘ He was_ dining with them gi_ie__cvei_ij

WE Blllllilll

THIS WEEK a car and a halt of FURNI-

TU RE - Comprising

TABLES, BEDSTEADS and ODD PIECES." '_

These goods were shipped to another who f

had more goods than

would not or could not pay for thenllf They i ’

BEDROOM snrrns,

' i .

they could .sell-‘-or who

c .

to having ‘ - _ _ tween the late gifted and eccentric |»

~ “ ‘iNo,’ sho replied. ` "I atn' just

_ _ going to buy my trousseau.'V» _ _ l' ~~" 'A neue into for-_ thot, is it nct_f;.'_-____

"However, there lover was 9, more -isuecsastul mn.rriege.’ They, adored"»1_

large brush tails and sil girdle.

ing, and decided 'to bring things to i the point at once. __, _

“Jeminy," he sa.id,"“will you

marry Mrs. Godwin?"

‘ ‘Certainly, ' ' answered Whistler.

“Mrs. Godwin," the bold match-

maker continued, “will you marry-

Jemmy?" ' _

"Certainly," responded the lady. i “When?” persisted, the practical Labouchere. i

“Oh, some day,” said iWhistlel'. ‘ “That won’t do," said Labouch-

ero. “We rnlist have 9, date."

“So they both agreed," he nar-

=rat.es, “that I should choose the day, tell them _what church to come to for the ceremony, provide a.

ple;-gyman and give thc bride gway.

"‘I fixed an early date, and got. them the chiaplnin of the House of Commons to perform the ccrernonyf It took place 5, few days later. After the ceremony was over we adjourned ` to Whistlar’s studio, where he hadl prepared a banquet. ’1‘he banquet was on the table, but there were no chairs, Do we sat on Paélking cases. The happy pair when I left had not quite decided whether they would go tha.t._eveni1_1g to Paris or, remain in the studio. ' - ‘

"How unpractical they were was

‘ shown when I happened to meet the bride the »day before the marriage in _tho street. ‘Don’t forget to-morrow,' Isaid.

I, ' “ ‘No,' sho answered, ‘for I am fonly going to buy a, tooth-brush and ja. new sponge.” ' ‘-

V each other and mpst"_ha.ppi_ly

"li`brolr"e`n-`hesrte'd indeed: He’ ne'ver"re- ,.Vl‘_ covered from the loss."

Ji _

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ii I 1

Blac French ConeyPelerine; length, 2% yds.; finished with 2

.oc canon on s » » ¢¢o¢~»

Blac French _Coney Pelerine; length, 2% yds ; wide tab elfect;

finished with 6 tails at the bottom and silk girdle. . . . . . . .

:mit. Blac Fox Pelerine; length, 2% yds.; extra wide tab

ellect; finished with 6 tails at the bottom and silk tail-triin- medgirdle....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hudson Bay Opossum Pelerine; length, 2% yds.; finished with

2 large brush tails and silk gird1e................

Choices: Hudson Bay Opossum Pelerine; length,»2% yds.; fin-

ished with six tails, silk tail-trimmed girdle and braid orna- ments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Choicest Isabella Opossum Peleriue; length; 2% yds.; finished

with 6 ta ls, sil tail-trimmed girdle and braid ornaments

Ch ' Blaci Marten Pelerine- length, 2% yds.; linished with

P _ _ freight and passage apply to

Ch'town, 5dtf~ _

8.50

1998

Our earlyjprediction anticipatingzthe present tremen.dous_ demand ,for V ,_ _ _ _ E, _

_ -V ,.» ._ ~ -tf-:-_.;. t __ f

i>orULiit PRICED i=U_RsV GR.

9.00 .

iooo

“HSV R\1S1\1“ S°“fV_°Sk‘“_S _e " H We re in touch with everyt ing a ainin o an we 1-gy °°’”" ‘.’°“`“ *md dm" lmh ms f°"’_" in a position to put you on the right tiiapcfk. Tlgere lsn°t a’shadow ‘di “H¢g\?ig;‘e.Sf¢¢k” gf

ei' pupil, who was delighted to have _ b _ _ _ _ hm, M ,hc_,,.10Se_ of 8 pleasant adou t regarding our styles nora question asto our prices. ~ town, ,- _ _ ,_, .V f _ .V V __ V ,_

evening, Ruskin said: _ _ _ _

--wiiiy_ why did you mah’ that Our Fur'Coats are A I value Our ladies’ Russi P ' I ` U ii C _ t M- ,_ _ _ . an up Skin (bats are a wondenfor theprlce _inarked-.

_Strock upon me abou ic the veg best mad? gi: farada. lgou canalitzstrachan 1323 to go ¢¢,.V\m|; N; 318% st°f¢_

ll -yu _ itiisitin, b@cause_ you tained room, ey are no or e rag ag. _ ANT -EBI) V 1 __ m 53 gg to ‘_ ;

l* nonseiisw' replied sir iviiiiom. 58 of the best Bochara and Astrichan Iacksts everodered in the City are on e:’:hibiti`dn`in‘this i M"“”“`h“" lin? R_“1‘;‘” ‘f_.‘.’1S1", f‘,° gg; yard for Jackets. $3.75. 84`.75a yard. - ' ‘ ` ` ` Vl sig? _ ;"`f_is‘1“;f:; £15 “'___1y_‘ fit was S0nab___l;Ien’s Wombat Coats are comfort in themselves and durable. The Réllahlei Coon is here, right priced and rightlymade at

nonsense." _ l _ VV _ _ _ A

` Ladies’ Seal CoatsV84.5.ootoi§65.oo Persian Lamb Coats at special prices to order. _ . __ _ , .

' SLEIGH -ROBBS in great variety at low prices. _. ` _ _ _ _ _Q _ _ `, - a ;

wH|ST|»ER'S QUEER "ARBMGE I Give us a call when-in want of Furs. 'Yon can_depend_on- us for getting good Furs. _ ~

_ I 1 Final Siiilins bi”

Diamond Liiic_ H9111 M0ntr¢2l iv this Season. . _

lb _

‘ i ‘ ' .Vi _ f|_

i > _

From Montreal A Due Ch’town.

V'» i.,

i fm' . _'I

i .

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ltogether, and;V_when she died'he__wa;s`_ Ir I . ‘f

. RE MOV E D

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_ . _ _

.-V ‘ Vqv 1;_>~¢:r'~. 3 » \

A ' ~' , QE

~V We have movedi into our new stcre,'corner` of

Great George and Streets.. inthe block. latel y

. _ ogotpisa byoe imfjw. _E.__D~,s,pn.

. ‘ -V ' ‘ _V’ ~'= ,lf it L.:-_ ‘_

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V it

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“The hand of fashion points unswervingly to Furs for Fall.” 'Ycsl and its still pointing. _,;W_e__kprepared

such an emergency-_-we-_went the 'full limit-we're in shape to meet your FUR WANT SL V l

LONG FUR STOLES

$3'00‘ Blac French, Coney Stole ;`1ength,_ 2% yds';lined "with

5 00 _ eefizea .aria ima fiiiifshidvvitii 4 our

, ‘ Blac` ‘French Coney' Stol_`e`;"length,ff‘2% yds;

satin lined and finished with #tails und-‘ Silk

Blac French Coney Stole; length.3y`ds;,_wide__tab.

lined and finished with 6 tails and tall-trimmed Hudson Bay Oppossum Stole; XXXX_quality; length, 2%.

. satin lined, linished with 61 fox tails and silk, girdle. . .

Isabella Oppossum Stole; XXXX quality 2% yds;

linen finished with 6 fox tails and silk fi'

Sable Fox Stole, length, 2%; yds; satin lined,

16m bI`I.15h -'»____p,»_-‘q . eff! `._»_ 5,. .

, _ _choice intent Fox sioie; iengtiii, if 145; lima;

b 'd ts N w with 2 fox brush tails and tail-trimnied .'. .

S.S. °‘COBAN” ° on or about Nov. nth.. Onor about Nov, 15th, 1118'- S.S. ‘°BONAVISTA” on or__about Nov, 15th,, _ On of abou; N¢,v_ 1gth_f ' ` ” ` G2 U. i 'rite time steamer; wiii saiifrom, cirtowii for syao¢y,'Non1i sydney

' an

and St. John's, Newfoundland,carry`in h , ttl d h 1 ' roduce under deck at lowest possiolgm;t;.ea Fcoar'

were OFFERED TO US-and we got-.them at * _

OUR OWN PRICE.

Next week we win Sen f f

._ them out, at the MfAKER'S FIRST COST .i “ '

2. _'e

T118! will be BARGAINS for a lot of BUY- V

»'. ,»_ t' i *Q

_ERS.su___, =.. ,- v_ ____,__ __ _ _-_ . ,__ _ __` __ >f°?¢,____’§__ ,i¢___._ ______;____f;___;___

" _-'-_- _ V .

:iirrm did An- .se

iii wiiiidiiiiiiiiii til I

if E nilé

Qpreaent owners The net. tonnage _. ., ,,_,,U

i"lMpa.s-sing through the canal last yea.r_ ' I I. S I ` C C O ' ' i’ 7 ` K

increased 4»24’5'Z*3 tous over 1901 ‘ » ‘ V V i-M. __ , j

an wa VVVV Perfect Protcction;..P.iilic5i.

»_`ty million dollars-_-the highest re- `eelvcd since the opening of the can

-‘= vm” te 6 ‘léttittltw-.2. iu_i.e___i;_;i

‘dfcanal last year, ot which 2,165 flow. f the British

‘- ___1___-_-1_1-

- - ~-»_'__~;-_- _Q ‘ "x*_;"., ., _ 'i'¥&¢.'.‘!‘V2'_' -‘

P-»_,': gr' ‘inf

D t I3

Street -

is _ is issuimiumomiii

Callfior rates. gladly-fqrgigiggg

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:. 117'.,

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allowed i 1` -ine1e"B`,-1'|'iaking\<naB of frlifp. c. ' I

` 13611 J-;.;..

_ ¢¢ D? I

steamer tlierlant leave

town for Halifax

p. m.

sew-

#hr-

tickets

W. W.

_ _5__ ageiiiain'

QUE?

Bonds

outright

and Great George Streets-