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prgpmticns as to insure a jelicious crap of Tea..

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gl-ooers. Wholesale by

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E are really very sorry

to dissapoint so many

people, but it we were pro- ucing live times our pre- sent output of

. Pour noon COAL

we coulfl not keep pace ith the demand. PORT HOOD is probably the he most popular house oal the Canadian Market as ever seen.

Ebe PORT HOOD COAL CO.. Limited. Halifax and Port Hood.

Sales exceed that of any _ A » ffff -f

other ln the; Lower Pro-

vinccs. Choicest growth of Iridlal and Cevlon. '

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Eastern Steamship Co. NTERNATIONAL I>IvIsIoN,

arm For

Mr. G. H. Alexander

a by privatesale his splendid FARM ppp

L¥NG

of r5o acres of land situated atl P. R. I,, having a NEW DWR E and good Barns and Ontbulldings there- of uartieulara apply to Mr. Alexander on einiaes or to

BENJ. CARTER e C0.

Charlottetown

Q-9 eod & w tf. I .

Sale

igoz, to May Ist, 190

at john to Port an

:I5 W' days Wednesdays and

\_~ITEfj‘ “T-f‘ ’ Fridays, ior Lnbec East _= port Portland and

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‘= ~ RETURNING

From Boston at 8.15 a. ni., via Portland. Baat-

170;: :£3012 Mondays Wedneadalya and Fridays. ~ _ £219 llfijlumg at8t. o n on evenings previous to safliniis can go iiliect to steamer take cabin berth or stateroom for

I’

WILL! 5_3 G. LRB, Agent et. John, I. l._

A. H. HANSCON, Ci/I`. & P' A. CALVIN AUSTIN. vice Preident :and Gen

Oral Mgr., FcaIeis’s Wharf, Boston

bl f V W J

,Capcllrcton Ads.

Clpufu ____ f ._ ____.

IDIS L R688, Barristers, Solietora

Notaries. Money to Loan--Straight Loan lulldiug' and Loan Company. J

Oieea in Ross Block, Syoney C.B. E noon loss. r.i..x. _ nowum s. moss, na. ni... I3'

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MOSELEY, ' _

irrl starr. fcllillars and llafirles

avnivnvi car!! Burrow, N. s. 1

ma; lass IlloQ., Charlode St. Telephone 38a.

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Ajanta. Agents of North Sydney Marine Rai wa .“Pr Pa ' "

y o tru. North 8ydneyC. B.

eu dw ry-r.

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Ontario and Quebec. C

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We sell Port Hood, New Cainpbel~1¢0l lheive, Old Sydney, Gowrie_& Greener’l.

Best Ter mi andLo1-vest Prices. llarlne Insurance. Charters for Veaae - llwav n he d . '

l¢ni’»°syan¢'§,'e»p_e' imma. fiigiwnr i

-_ 90 "‘ loans! Rami,

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DOUGLAS &HALE

Eanlslers. Ssllilurs. &c-

GLAOIEI IBAY. K3 B Modlw. ' l

wINrER'REoucEo RATES. _ _ ____

_ ln effect November

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ADA’S MARITIME

0US THE

RAIN EXPRESS TERCOLONIAL

RAILWAY

een Halifax. Truro. Painsec Junction on, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

SAFE

SWIF l` SMOOTH

ouriijv, and you will travel via

YO R OWN LINE.

e for rates and time tables to SHARP, sum. P. E. I. uanway. Char tetown, P. E. I. _ M. LYONS. General Passenger and.

ket Agent. Moncton.

FIN, 'Frame Manager. Moncton . r. _

fr ~ .l“..s»c}» ,-‘W--Q 1 *I

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‘IDUCHEHIN & M0035, '

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Archibald &~Co..f

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han l(osxr.a!.l!. r. Dnenizirrn, C. L. Hoon Q.,

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Fashionable Lii eiy means sty' lion rigs; that thfy are rubber tired. drawn by live and well groomed horses; that we have every style of waggon and car- riage that s man 0_1 reason could ask for-in fact _rigs that com- pare favorably with those from the dnest private stables in town.

Our turn-outs lI_even‘t got U18! giver, sable-ng" stump lbw*

em.

This is very seaaonable weather for driving,-roads are excellent and the air bracing.~

Use telephone if you like-ioo.

S'I'IEiE.]N'S

GREAT GEORGE STREET-

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Commissioner for Newfoundland, ==”"“' "

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Eve;-v Tuesday at lp.m- . g ¢ i g leave Boston Saturday at noon. ` P-;i».»1.='i`.<<.?::.'=‘..‘:.s.:°.::i?...°f'f':'°.:.i.:v‘*° Autumn Excursions now on.

LN to Boston and Return. 1°” f°" 3° 'ky'

¢B1y“A1q _ W. W.CLARKB_A

' L' ‘“n.x¢°,»_ Ag ent at Cli’tow

if: ..e‘.s~;<i;v

ni' Q., L_ qi

Comrnencin g Oct. 7th the wel known Steamer Hall- fax of h e Plan.. tLlI\e

Will leave Cnarlottetown for Boston via ¢'k;hvgrv llld EIAHISX,

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Iwnru if

» i - - f 1 o ' mates that the usual series of dances at l '

P' F“".""`””"°"' |"1"B° ’ an ordinary ball, beginning at 10 pin roi.m,L,.L. B. A d fin' hi t5 a.ni. r r ts l

hill 3. martin woffhwsssie - -I. »- of

' I hese degenerate

_,,.,.},¢, 1,’ ,gh '_ 7 _ . _ that dancers are few in t “°'“:.=.§°:i.’i§‘I£i?... _Livery stables _ A _

omm, goy gmnmgg, entertainment, the faet remains that Omees, Ross Bnoex; n -~ '

fl1¢ir`»i » ;.).I1g 10 (IPC. BW

lt t`f':IIl ¢~`lr~»(~,r'~Ij,C,P. _

Wmi ' fails to -'old the health-giving effects ol ‘ 5 pau nmiouufor veddiiiaa, Ind *. ¢y¢1ing, golf or dancing, the only draw _ _

I ` back to the last-named being the laeir

of frali air sud sunlight, which adds sf. .materially to' the enjoyment and. salns _tary eiiecta of all forum of outdoor exec- _

woa'r.ii.' ’“’”

pdvaleiilrliiv

11101-£8102-

each man (and woman) who .does his (or ha-) duty, aézcoipplisxllpils a tgllfy elgtcspccli- .

' o e ara ff ereisc.

chl.l'lOffQt0Wno P' E' I This vrggugf exercise from aiihysioiogi- A

' . ' I cal point of view :greatly eiiiliianced y

'and douhl fts' biIara° eeots,and,-tisisona

“nun” duh e`-I i-eaazfi wh 'mtxbe daily “constitutional” -~

I

PRINCE

A new departure is about to be made

by the North Western Railway, with headquarters in Chicago The plan is to equip every freight and passenger train with emergency chests containing splints,

p cotton -bandages, antiseptics, restora

tives, etc., and to open ai. school of in

struction in first aid to the injured

The Norfolk biroinia, Pilot, says

that the proverbial hard head of a. negro was given a verve(-ompletc test in a re L

` nt street brawl in that city A 3° ’ calibre pistol ball was fired ut a distance I of twenty feet squarelv into the middle of Wilhwm Everhard»t’s foI'clIcad,a.nd,af ' ter breaking the skin flattened itself against the bone. Lverhurdt ran to po lice headquarters, a. block away, and

asked that the ball be extracted.”

Homes for animals are coming to bc ri

feature of every center of civilization. ` The latest to report the establishment of one of these humane affairs is Chicago, and it is being supported handsomely by voluntary contributions. Perhaps it ‘ would not be far out of the way to al- I lude to these animal rescue leagues as animal intelligence oflices, since they so often bring about the placing of ri poor but worthy dog, whose owner neglects or refuses to pay his license, in thc hands of a person who docs appreciate him “ sufliciently to pay the necessary sum for . his keeping. Failing to find homes for dogs 'because of their sickness or old I age, these societies put them to death humunely and intelligently, and so place .- them beyond the reach of cold, hunger

I and abuse.

In the graveyard at Windham, Me.,

Charles H. Hunnewell has. set up an ex- traordinary monument. In the middle of the lot he has set up on a. brick case at ' large iron open fireplace, with the long crane hanging in the upper part. “This fireplace did duty for years in the old Hunnewell ‘liouse, which is still occupied by Mr. Hunnewell and his family,” says the Kcnnebec “J ournal.” “The old bricks in front of the fireplace are the ones originally used in the house, as are thc andirons w-hicli impart to this strange monument such a-if the word is per- missible in this connection-hospitable look. The frame which is inserted in

printed record of eight generations _;' Hunnewells, or from 1654 to Novcnnbcr 1, 1901, a period of 247 years. In addi- tion, the frame' contains-surroirmlizig the family record on all sides-pictui'c.= of some of the oxen, cows, hogs and I poultry owned by Mr. Hunnewell, and which drew prizes at the fairs. _ There is also a large picture representing n. farm scene in winter. The frame con-tain.; pic- tures of seven hens, 'two hogs, four cows, six oxen in seven pictures, and one group picture of various domestic animals.

Came Out just Even.

To illustrate how far wrongs one may

goin trying to estimate the igoods and ills in another man’s life, -ai, speaker I ut. a recent public dinner told this story: Two good New Englanders met at a col lege ro-'union after twenty-five years. They 'had 'been close friends in the old ' darys, but had lost track of each other since. \

you been, and what have you done! What has your life-'been all this quarter of a century?" .

“Wcll, Charley,” said “Bill,” reflect-

ively and somewhat sadly, “I’m about where I was when I started out, twenty- fivc years ago.” "That so 2'” “Yr-rs; just about in the same place.” “But something must have happened

to yoII.”

“Yes, I’ve been married.”

to be a. terrible shrew.”

. “T-hat’s bad.”

“Wcll, I don’t know. There was one

compensation, sho was rich.”

“'1'hat’s good.” 1 “Well, I don’t know. She was also

st' .”

&BI'gl¥at’s bad.”

ways just.”

“That’s good.” ‘

“'I'liat’s bad.”

deal of money.”

“Of course. That was-well, money,

is an-advantage.” _

“Yea, it certainly is; but she didn’t

leave me any.”

“That’s bad.”

,_ Interesting Items. I ,

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Broad Cove Coal

None BE1'rI.=.P> The Inverness Railway and Coal Company BROAD COVE CAPE BRETON

MINERS AND SHIPPERS 0F INVE RN ESS COAL

Screened, Run of Mine, Slack First-class both for Do-

mestic and Steam Purposes

E LJ l\l |»< E Q Z C A L_

Shipping facilities of the most modern type at Port Hast

ings, C. B., for prompt loading of all classes and sizes of .steamers and sailing vessels. Apply to

THE INVERNESS RAILWAY AND CGAL COMPANY Broad Cove Mines, C B Wm. PETRIE Agent Port Hastirvrs. C B

ceo. E. aoA'I< & 0°.. i-|aI.u=sx.N..`s

General Sales Agents for Nova Scotia, Lew Brunsuicl.

and Prince Edward Island

O lJ0)§INml'j WHEAR Agent. Charlottetown

this great open fireplace contains := 3

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IE You U_s_§_

Dear Sir -I was amicted

Rheuiuatism in my hand,

abot'tleofyour0§with results Theirst

lieved the pam at Once and

I had ‘ised the bottle my entirely cured.

I consider your Etliopnm

matic O11 a wonderful

and shall certainly recommend

all my .friends

Yours Truly,

C F ALi.ison

With the Loudon Ptg and

Co. London, Out

June 25th iooo

.I-uve-¢=.°.¢.....~e». A 1’.I111°€l<>Wl1 body, a

weak stomach and

safe tonic to help re- build the system and assist to assimilate

_

~No NEED or II-IE BREAD BEING whom;

Tabules will do it.

At DHQHU

The FIveCent packet ia g

an ordinary occasion The b°‘N¢. 6° cells. mania: a for a year

OGILVIE S `l`*`

H U NGARIAN

th

Ogilvie s Flour, the Hour that is used 1 . Watclm °1°°11@<1 f°1’ 50 cents

oyal Household is made from the highest grad _ Mamspfmgs f°f 5° *UU-

galgnce stop for $1 oo.

Manitoba Wheat; the inest wheat on this continent It Is, therefore, the best flour in the market to-day

'l he barrels have purple hoops. ' I know is your time t° -C-*__ I Juv c

“We1I, Bille” - l_.' . ` ' E _

“Well, Oharleyi” _ . ' _ _ N E R SJ

“Tell me about yourself.; Where have ._ '

CIIESIER TOW

i "_ ~’ A 33% _;,_

Wef 5% -

s"*.,_'f-I `?" ~ --_

Under contract with the Canadian Government. Steamer “MAN

CHEST ER Comerce Manchester TRA DER will Sail °11 °I

..-Phat., goody _about the following dates:-

“Well, I don’t know. She turned out From Manchester From St. John Prom Charlottetown

October 16

' November I November 17 November 28

Steamer sails from Manchester for Charlottetown via St. John

N. B. but returns to Manchester direct from Charlottetown

The “MANCHESTER TRADER” iS 3313 £0118. is 5U_¢d

with cold storage chambers and has a shelter deck for carriage of cattle

“Well, I’m not so sure-she was al- and sheep _

Shippers should notify the undersigned aggpfs .as tc; what goods

,, the will have to o forward as early as i e, in or cr to sccurr,

dieiigeu' yu' I suppose so' But 'M spade. For rates if freight both from andpi:)§SManchester, apply to,

"Weil, I down Imow. she left a grim _ VV- "NT CLARKE. ~ 15.861115

Charlottetown P F

ou.W:.l , Fri & w tl Nov 2

nourishing food.Ripans

BIG CASH

bargains

ta Jewels 5oc N

Sunn

. 7 Ysidc. Queen Square,

__ _ ChaI'10lIl’.e_t0Wll...

We are at it again

livened in time for tea

fry it

Phone 258

¢?.i'town,3-ra eod.

Of Watches Jewelery

ware, Optical goods Fancy

F 0 R Silver Novelties, etc , at 40

i 4 cen

t oif for cash, for one mon

we want money we will give

Better this year than evo

Ring us up If you want any do-

Our Cream is the brst ui the city

ll ll SIALLWWD

Pasteurlzed Milk Factory Cor Gt. GGOIIE ltd P11801 ks

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CITY 0F

left me a. line house.”

“Tha.t’s good.”

“Tha.t’s too bad.” ‘ “Yes, that was bad. It wasn’t in aurcd '

either. So I’rn just where I was -.vhcn `;_ I started.” '

iii

Exercise in Dancing.

1-gg _

An amateur statistician, who believes

_in dancing as a. winter pastime, has been ’ calculating the distance covered by dan-

represents, approximately, a run of a _J thousands yards. This is the longest . dance, with the exception of the quad~ rille, which, with its four figures, covers j nearly 1,800 yards. The mazurka. is only __ equivalent to about 900 yards, and the 1 polka. to 800, while the lazy pasdo quatre is barely 700 yards. Carrying his I j. statistical ingenuity further, he esti-

t 1; , s ps, equiva nt o neafly' . thirty miles on level ground. Admitting

da. h o conscientiously through the » eniiiewligtgof dances provided for their '

“Yes, that was good-while it lasted, _»

but the house burned.” '=

cers in the course of an evening. _He , '._‘ llnds that a. waltz of average duration

niantger todate”

. . `

“Well, it might have been worse. She

0F counsrvou WIIULD

Suppose you had $10 000

cash capital, and were seeking a mercancile connection, and that Mr. Smith, who had a similar amount of stock, but with an indebtedness of $3,000 on it, invited you to become his equal partner; and suppose further that Mr. jones, who had a stock worth $10,000 wholly paid for, together with a busi- ness conucctiou as good in every way as Mr. Smith’s and probably better; suppose Mr. Jones also invited you to be come an equal partner, would you hesitate a single moment before accepting the oder of Mr. Iones in preference to tlbt of Mr. Smith ?

_ Let us Suppose Again

vou have acertain sum to invest in life insurance. W'oU,ld you be inclined to invest i`t. in a company whose surpfus earnings for years to come will be pledged more or less, to- wards astronger reserve basis, or would you unhesitatingr cast your lot with that company whose policy reserves are ample for the next generation at least, and every cent of whose surplus earnings is genuine surplus, free from any obligation or charge on account of rweives ?

You Would of Course, Chcose

the company with' strong Reserves, especially when with this advantage went also liberal' policy conditions and a long record of good management. _ _ '

f You wouldin a word choose the Canada. Life, _for it»is the only Company. on this continent which fully complies » with the aboine' specilications. _

E. ii. w. r, access.

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CALLIL G PLACES

Sheet Harbor, Salmon River Isaac Harbor, Goldboro, S merside, Canso,Anchat Hawks-

bury, Port Hood

RATES-Specially low for oats

pctatoes, etc , etc General Merchandise at moderate rates

CARVELL BROS

A gents.

‘lRfIEIcIlI. IEE

Beat of satisfacti in at nioderatg piieg,

Iixiraction free ol charge.

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