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New Bridge is com-

Th ing and so are (the dry

streets and roads. Then

you will: need some-

thing nize in footwear.

We Have a fine Selection Selling Very Lew J. B. BELL

The Bargain Boot Shoe Store.

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Notice.

Having puichasea fram Mr. F. J “Yornsby the stock and good will of ais Book and Stationery Busines in he Morris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches, sell- ing at lowest prices for cash only. Miss B. Hornsby , who has managed the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many

new ones. A choi-e new stock of Wali Papers q@ill be 2_nce put on sale, and all de

partmenw of the business will be kept

ell stocked. A well supplied news and will be a special feature of the business Jhe store will be known as "The Bazaar Bookstore.”

Baraat Cael

Sucecssors to F. J. dORNSBY.

MORRIS BLOCK.... Ch town, March 15, 1909.

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} Teachers

Attending the Convention, we weu'd like you to,caliin and Icok over a large line of “Schcol He)ps,” we have just received. No differenee if yeu do not wish to tuy, come in and sree them. Ask to see our Wedgwoed Note Paper.

$ MITCHULL’S BOOKSTORE §

¢ Q .cen St. Opp. Prowse’. i SHO? F GeO Baas 20% 2090

SORHHAHOD (BST EL BAA” DOO WRHO MH GO SOR OBO OH

The One aoe

knows there is one sure way to reach a man’s heart, and that is by always having a nicely spread table. To dc this you must have choive groceries, canned goods, and provisions.

We Can Help You There:

We have the kest of everything in that line What we want is your trade; can we have itf

* JOHN McKENNA Queen Street,

| BERLIN,

THE

MR. HOUSE, OF BEREIN

Cured of Lumbago by Dodd's Kid-

ney Pills

«>» knows Andrew Ilc

| and brorperous resident, his triend* by hundreds

For over a year past Mr. House was = rmented by severe pains in his back,

‘péreased in severity in spite of doctors aud their medicines.

He was advised to try Dodd’s Kidney | Pills. Hedid eo. That night he felt less pain. Daily the pains absted, and in less than two weeks Dodd’s Kidney Pills bad cured him thoroughly.

There is only one sure and unfailing enre for Back-ache. ‘i bat cure ie Dodd’a Kdney Pills. Experienee has proved this thousanda of times.

He is a respected who numbers

which

Even wu man who is true as eteel bave a hard temper to contend with.

Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.

may

Beer fills many a botile—and the bottle fills many a bier.

To Cure a Cold im One Day

Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets, All repay tens the money it fails to cure 6c, #. Greve’s signature is on each box

Diex Wittingtos— “Darling, you have no 'dea hew much I love you |” “But [ am willing to learn.” —([Life.

Micard’s

Liniment ¢t cures Dandruff.

The woman with ema)! feet is not likely

to wear shabby shoes. 25c.

DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE... is sent direct to the diseased ee by the Improved Blower. eals the ulcers, clears the air

poms ave droppings in the anantly cures

a hennéiie Fever. ‘Mewar

Henesty ie a pelicyon whichasy one can afford to pay the premiums,

Minard’s Liniment cures Barns, etc.

A emsl! mecta may have afew achers

in it, RR peepee Babies Tortured By flaming, itching eczema, find comfort

aoa »ermarent «cure in br, Chase's Ointment, a preparation wh'ch has a record of cures unparaiieled in the history of medicine. 4¢Z ma, salt rhe um, tetter, ecaid head, old pevople’s resh, apd all itching skin diseases, ‘(re absolutely curea by Dr, Chase’s Oint- ment.

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ihe Sabbath is the savings bank ef

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Woman's Troubles,

Are usnvully theverult of an exhausted nerv- OUsbysich Wich can le fully restored by the use of Di A. W. Chite’s Nerve Women made nervous end irritable by the wasting “stare which diain their system find new lile, pew vigor, new energy. in Dr. A. W. Chase s Nerve Focd, the world’s great- esi DIVOd and neélve Dullder.

Real Estate Sale.

To be sold by Public Auction on the premises on Wednesday, the 24th October next, at the hcur of 12 o'clock noon, that valuable and desirable property situated on the southern side of Richmond Street, between Zion Church and the bank of Neva Scotia, known as the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion balding and premises. The building is of brick, well and substantially built, being in a central position. immediately opposite the Law Courts; can be made suitable for many purposes, public er private,

Terms Cash on delivery of the deed. For further particulars apply to J. LD. SEAMAN, President Y. M. G. A, Sept, 25, tue and Fri,

The: OCTOBER

Prince Edward Island Magazine

Is out, and for gale at the book- stores and newstands. An hours in- teresting reading. Some more views of Charlottetoy n in fifty years ago, and a photo—engraving of tle Market Square.

Following is the table of ccntents :—

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Market Square, Charlottetown—Frontispiece A Journey from Port LaJoie to St 1751.

Peters in

John Caven Two Dreams—I. An Explanation of a Mystery—D. A. W. Ah, Why Does that Memory Stay (Poem)— N. W. M. Charlottetown Fifty Years Ago, (Illus. }— E. L. M. The Ambitious Man—Jehn Maclaren. The Storm (Poem)—J. S. B. Bedeque and its People—V—L, U. Fowler, Life’s Little Absurdities—Geo. McKenzie,

The Dawing of Thought—Leuise Laird.

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wAILY EXAMINKK CHARI

A Hainsw tn Salary,

| Some years ago Collis P. Hunting» | ton’s private secretary, Mr. Miles, ask- ed for an Increase of salary.

“Do you need any more money?”

| asked Mr. Huastington thoughtfully.

“No. sir, I don’t exactly need it,” re plied Mr. Miles, “but, still, Pd be glad to be getting a little more.”

“Ahb—hum-m-m,” mused his employ- er. “Can you get along without the ndvance for the present?”

“Oh, yes,” answered the secretary, “1 cuess so,” and the matter was drop- ped.

A couple of years later a new boy ap- peared at the Miles home, and the see- retary thought the time propitious to repew the application. “Why, my dear sir.” said Mr. Huntington when he beard him through, “I raised your sal- ary when you asked me before.”

“I never heard anything about It,” said the secretary in amazement.

“Probably not,” returned Mr. Hunt- ington. “In fact, | used that money to buy a piece of property for you. I'd

just let it stand for awhile if 1 were you.”

Mr. Miles thanked him warmly and retired somewhat mystified. Shortly after Mr. Huntington called him into his private office. “By the way, Miles,” he said, “I have sold that real estate of yours at a pretty good advance. Here is the check.”

The amount was $50,000. The prop- erty was part of a large section pur- chased by the railway king as an in- vestment for his wife—San Francisce Argonaut.

Her Begging Scheme,

A respectably dressed old woman ap parently in deep distress was noticed standing at the foot of the steps of an elevated railroad station the other day just at the hour when the rush was at its height. The woman had apparently lost something of value. She searched her pockets, shook out her skirts and

course it was not long before her dis- tress attracted the notice of passersby. “T have lost my ticket,” she said in an- sewer to the query of a man who stop- ped for a moment in his rush for the train. “I don’t know what to do, for I have not a nickel with me and 1 live away up town.”

The man pulled a string of tickets from his pocket, tore off one, handed it to the woman and resumed his rush without waiting for her thanks. But the woman did not follow. She mere- ly moved across to the flight of steps on the other side. Here she resumed her search, with the result that a nickel was transferred to her pocket by a passing woman. Next she crossed the avenue and gathered some more nick- els and tickets from the passengers go- ing in the opposite direction, finally returning to her original stand, where her plight attracted as much compas- sion as before. While the observer was looking on, the woman made two rounds of the stairs, each round occu- pying about ten minutes. It is prob- able that her average earnings were at the rate of $2 in nickels and negotiable tickets an hor.

Of Boots must go. Boots," Boots

scanned the ground on every side. Of |

' you. Say,

+t TOWN OCTOBER 17 rao

IN THE WEE SMA’ HOURS.

The Story of a Bell and a Very An~ gry Householder.

It was a tousled and sleepy look- ing head that popped burriedly through the second story window. There was a frown on the face and an angry flush in the half closed eyes.

“Who in thunder’s there?” was shouted by this forbidding looking presence, totally unmindful of nature's beauty at 5 in the morning. “Who's there, I say?” it repeated in louder and more threatening tones.

There was no answer.

“What do you mean coming around

bere this time of night and ringing my bell like this? I never heard of such infernal impudence. Get out in the yard where I can see you and talk to I'l) be down there in about two minutes if you don’t tell me what you want.”

“Anything the matter, dear?” yawa- ed the sleepy wife.

“I should say there was. Didn’t you hear the bell? Rang for five minutes straight. Whoever it is must be either drunk or crazy. Where’s my revolver?”

“Don’t you think for a minute of go- ing down there with a revolver. It would be terrible if you’d shoot some one. I'll go.”

“Indeed you won't.”

“Then we'll both go.”

Just as they faced the window a curtain shot up at the next house, a dozen feet away, and the pretty young girl who was to take an early train ap- peared winding one of those round, nickel, loud ticking clocks.

“Why,” she laughed, ‘did the alarm bell disturb you?”

He crawled into bed saying intense things, and the more his wife shook in the effort to restrain ker mirth the wore he said,

ea

Dr. Chase Cures Piles

| Without the Danger, Pain or Expense of

an operation—The Cniy Cuaranteed

Cure.

From nearly every town and village fm Canada come letters from persons who have been rescued from the mis- eries of piles by using Dr. Chase's Ointment.

Mr. F. Stokes, 116 Dunlop street, Bar- |

rie, Ont., writes:—‘I was troubled with blind, itching piles for years, and could get nothing to stop the constant {tching. I was always in pain until a friend of mine told me of the won- derful cures Dr. Chase’s Ointment had made among his acquaintances.

“TI only used one box and am entire- ly cured. In gratitude for this marvel- jJous cure and for the benefit of others suffering as I did, T eend you this re- cord of my case.’

When operations and every other means have failed to cure you, you can begin the use of Dr. Chase’s Ointment with perfect confidence that it will cure you. It has never failed to cure piles and will not fail you; 60 cents a

box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates

and Co., Yoronto,

deinlidat? oe CHANCE

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Wanted on a Cattle Ranehe.

ee eee

A man and wife, without family, to work on a cattle ranche in Southe rn} Alberta, N. W. T. Woman to dot housework and cooking for small family. Manto do zeneral ranche work. Good wages and steady em- ployment for suitable couple.

Apply to PETERS, PETERS & INGS. : Charlottetown. Oct. 16--6i eod.

THLE

Charlottetown Business Colexe W7friting Acaaemy,

Will re-opeu forthe fall and winter erm On Monday, August 20th inst.

Although students may enter at any time, it is desirable that intending stu- dents enrol! as soon ae possible after the term opens.

Graduates from this college secure employment, and they wil] greatly aid ux in keeping up our reputation in this direction by entering as early in the term as possible.

Sussects: Bookkeeping by single and double entry (theoretical and practical,) Actual Business Practice, Businese Penmanehip, Business Correspondence, Commercial Arithmetic,Commercial Law Railroadiog,Steam boating,Baoh ing (actua practice in the College Bark) Typewriting Shorthand and Navigation.

Factity: L B Miller, Principal, Teacher of Book-keepisg, Arithmetic, Business Practice, Business Correspond- ence, Typewriting and Navigation.

A Macmillan (Vice-Principal), Teacher of Railroading, Steamboating Banking, Accounting and Actual Businese Practice.

J Harry Williams, Teacher of Business F enmanehip.

Wm. Moren (licensed) Teacher of Sbortband.

3 L Joncas (Quebec), Teacher of Draw- ing, Lettering and Autitinge

Beside our regular course of lecturee on Commercial Law, Lectures will be given by many of our Professiozal and Business mer. Ansouncement later. For

application forms, testimonials, ete epply at once to L. B. MILLER, Principal.

THRESHING MACHINERY Buy the Best.

Threshing Sidhistig mapufsetured by William J. Scott, of Marshfield, are for eale at the Maseey- Harrie Warerooms, Kent Street, Charlottetown.

Mr. Scott’s reputation as a manufactur~ er is well kuown, Only the very best material is used, and the shakers and cleavers are unequalled fer design and workmanship.

September8:th, 1900.

THE BIG CLEARANC#® SALE OF

galore for old and young must go. dow at half price, the balance will be sold at discounts of 30 per cent, 40 per cent and half price, for, cash only.

SALE CONDUCTED BY

must close in a few days—as we have to give up the store,

Watch Repairing |!

If you have an i Ww locks or jewelry eee ae ed you will make no mistake o bring them to The Modern

Jewelry and F St ore. “ney Goods F

Although we apr not th men that take sun rh guarantee our wrk that’s

one, Su nnyside

Jewel Stor Opposite Post Office” “s

YES, WE'RE PRETTY BUSY:

but we think we can handle that little job ef yours all right, We! know you want something nice effectlve and you don’t want to pay teo much for it, naturally, Well to get the best job of print. ing @f amy description, at the

lswest price, you'll have te get it from us.

If you are eut of statements, ; or nearly out vee, the nice line | we are printing at a very low price.

The Examiner Job Print

Ch’town’s Leading Printers, Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets —upatsirs,

School Books School Supplies

The latest in Exercise SBeols, Scribblers, ete,

Everything For The Student,

HASZADR & M00

Suanyside,

W. H. STEWART & COS STOCK

everything

A lot of ladies boots in the wil-

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