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Nothing 0 Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfunc-

im-y._-done because it must be.

This is the common complaint of

the dyspeptic.

If eating sparingly would

dyspepsia, few would suifer from

it long- 'rhe only my t0 °\1r° dyvrsrsis ,_

md the whole digestive system

Sarsa arilla cured Mrs-

B,§§§?..°rsmbr§ke. om.. Ben; webs n Ont. and W A Nntcnt. Belleville of whom suffered greatly fl‘°m *iylpo

gp Blondie writes, I sm fully cured ’ lr ‘ Webb. lt worked like a charm restored hum, gp txtc and toned my whole system

md J, ,giigent I cannot praise it

“my for the good it has done me.”

Hood s .farsaparill

Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Don’t wait till you are worse, but buy_a bottle today.

geeeseaeeeees gif You

it _

which is difficult digestion, is ts l gin vigor and tone to the stomach

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to be absolutei§ sure you are getting Pure Co ee and the best * Codec without adulteration.

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W N A New Lodge of the I. 0. G. T. will be

.IBB GUABHMN, UW¥,,PRmC§ EDWARD ISLAND OCTOBIR 10 IDI ' '

§ CITY AND

CoLLncE Y. M. O. A. on Thursday, Oct.

10th at 7. p. m. Meeting will be led by Wm. McMillan. .

Tan flowers used yesterday at the

marriage of Mr. C. J. Stewart and Miss Rogers, Alberton, were, supplied from Mr. G. H.Haszard’s nursery,Ch’t0wn.

Wrm ilne weather it is expected that

the horse races to be held on Wednesday next the 16th. lust at the Charlottetown Driving Park will be a grand success.

Tnir monthly meeting of St. l’cter's Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary will be held in ~the Y. M. C. A. room on Friday afternoon,the 11th October at 4 o’c1ock.

The marriage of Miss Annie Frances

Murphy and Dr.Charles Ed ward Kennedy is announced to take place in St.Dunstan’s Cathedral at a quarter to seven o’clock on the morning of Tuesday,October the 22nd.

THE excitement of Zephra is over.

Young ladies and gentlemen who have not already joined Mr. Earle’s classes, please

ll and leain the art of singing and

playing the piano nicely.Lessons day and evenings. 7 3i

THE members of the congregation of the

First Methodist Church are cordially invited to ai reception to be given to the Pastor in the Sunday School room this ‘ evening at 8 o'clock. A choice programme will be presented.

organized this evening in Wright’s Hall. Kent Street,by F. B. McRae, chief organi- zer for P. E. Island. All those wishing to become members are requested to meet

A k for our freshl ground Cbiee, there is none better on

the market.

lllflflf

40c. per pound.

ebster & llciia

eases sans

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\]on’lPassUsBy

when you want anything ION 5! druggists. Give ue at least one call and see what we can do for IW- W*

are anxious to please and aim to GUY

a complete stock and sell at reasonable

prim. Every detail of our bisiness ggcjxvlgs personal attention.

lacD0llALD & lcKlllli0ll,

DRUGGISTS. Cor. Great George and Kent $1168-

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tCake

Rightly mixed well bl¢k¢ can always be had from the

Eclipse Belkeflf

A mn M§.Ii§~T'aotn, 1901. 0 I am adrift and helpless in a sail boat.

lDllCll’l'~l#Cl

Nur cm: zot ver lb 5 suimu calm in nr in.

B#@ll©&’9*@Uilli=

For to~day we have. Aged 23 years. _ DARK IIUIT CAKE 25¢ll¢r ll. * ,

sliver sire me per it. g STEWART, g,

Eclipse Bakery

Bakes Best Bread. @

. at S o`clock sharp.

_ 'Fan Ames Holden Co.the largest manu- facxurers of fine and staple lines of Boots 1 and Shoes in Canada, has adopted the Union Label. Their entire output for spring will carry the Union stamp and be made by Union Labor.

Rav .Inns McDonoaLL, of P. E. I.

preached yesterday morning in the St. James’ Presbyterian Church, Whitney Pier and in the evening in St. Andrews _Church. The congregations on both oc- casions were large and appreciative.- Sydney Post,

Thursday afternoon, October 11th, at 5 o`clock p. m. As the company for the tournament will be chosen, every membe positively must attend, a penalty being imposed for non attendance. Oiliceis and non commissioned will also bear this in mind.

THE marriage takes place in the First Methodist church at 8 o`clock this morn- ing of Miss Katie B. Seller to Mr. W. B. Prowse. The marriage ceremony will be performed by Rev. G. M. Young. The marriage will be very quiet, the 01117 guests present being the emD1°!¢¢B Uf Prowse Bros. and the inm8»i`»¢8 Of W9 bride’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Pr0WSeWl11 leave by the outward express for BOBl'»0D and Worcester, Mass. LIKELY A JOKE if-Cavff Emma” While

strollin on the shore at Crown Pflivt

the following. `

‘do not know where I am 8°iUR» °° °°““ pass. Will the finder please tell my mother and relatives, my sad fate- M8! God be merciful to my soul. Ameli-

Tuos. Brcmzr.

Haviland St.

Charlottetown.

‘ P. E. Island.

i A KNOCK 0U'1‘ FOR ASTI-IMA.

h d disappointments,

nigga Sgfirolnaclgwiih nasty qilrlgrs Bly: ioisofthings but they a1l_f==1°f- 0' being a stomach complaint 0 hc0\;!;1SiP Asthma can tbe cured by SCUUHW ‘H oine. But Catarrhozone _cures Asth ma it gives it a tired feeling in abouté flftpélg minutes. inhale Catarrhozone,;1 makes breathing easy. Cure! the ¢0\1_E mh_ you well. Doctors say there is not intg like Cstarrhozons for Asthma. 20 cen s and Sl 00.

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To-noanow will be the last day for

Entering for the horse races to be held on the Charlottetown Driving Park on Wed nesday next the 16th inst.

WELcoim Home.-A reception will be

,tendered the Rev. G. M. Young on his ‘ return from his Continental and English _ trip by the members of his congregation this evening in the basement of the church. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends. Commencing at sharp eightavery interesting program will be given.

00UNTRY Q

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‘arrived last evening from Edmbnton, Alberta, where he has been engaged in

/drew’s after his holiday trip toP. E. Is-

HTGHLAND Bl‘l89»d¢ meets fm' drm ` the province, and from the top its burning

1. y THE election court met yesterday at 11

,that hc would further adjourn the court

g .

` yesterday picked up a bottle containing

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Mn WILLIAM JCaRnU'r1ums dru ist

the drug business. Mr. Carruthers leaves this morning for Montague to conduct the drug business for Mr. H. IA. Ellis. \Ve congratulate Mr. Ellis upon securing such a competent man as Mr. Carruthers to manage his business.

Tnsnmommna READING.-Highest and

lowest temperature for October 9th:

- Highest. Lowest.

1901 65.0 49.6 1900 53.0 48.3 1899 60.6 39.6 1898 52.0 38 .0 1897 53 0 38 7 1896 55.4 44.2 1895 60.7 43. 2 189i 59.2 50.5

ON Rev. A. N. Mahon’s return to St An-

land he was overwhelmed with grateful surprise to find that during his absence Prof. Jeremiah - Smith of Cambridge, Mass., has added to his library a beauti- ful Century Dictionary and Encyclopedia together with an oak case for the volumes. It is a muniiicent gift and is greatly ap- preciated by the recipient.-St. Andrew’s Beacon.

MR. MrL'roN WaLsH of the Marine De-

partment, left yesderday morning for Al- berton to .have new lamps placed in the light houses there, and at Sandy Range. A new skeleton tower has been erected at Crapaud in place 'of the light which had been located Jn Mr. .S J. B. Leard’ premises. Annandale is now 'equipped with a new skeleton tower the highest in

light now beams forth every evening.

o’clock with Judge Hodgson presiding. The Attorney General suomitted a certifi- cate from Dr. Martin the .physician at- tending Mr. Bruce, the respondent,setting forth that he was on account of the effects of a recent operation for cancer and also rheumatism affecting the heart, unable to be present. After expressing regret that Mr. Bruce was ill the Judge intimated

until next Tuesday when it would meet again at Georgetown.

TuECharlottetown Chess Club will meet

this Thursday evening at 8 p. m. in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor. All those interested in the Royal game together with Premier Farquharsoh and Mr. Haszard are invited to be present and have a friendly quiet game. Delegates from “Queen’s” and “King’s” will be at meeting and several Bishops will be present, to prevent a heavy knight attack. Every thing will be done on the square, and “above board. TheY.M. C. A. have kindly placed a large room at the disposal of the club and all going well next Thursday evening will see the chess club meet in their new quarters. The Worthy Secretary Mr. L. C. 'vi orlhy will be present this evening to take down any names that wish to join. Subscription or ticket $1.00 for the season. The club would like about 40 or

50members and the lists are dlling up nicely with citizens’ names. _

IN Memoriam.-The death occurred at

Eimsdale,ou Friday 4th inst, of Mary, relict of the late William Wallace at the advanced age of 85 years. The deceased was for many years a member of Preshy- terian church , and died, as she had lived in the suie and steadfast hope ofa blissful immortality. Ripe in years and experience and much beloved by all who knew her

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1 The Abegweitr Team" to play St; Dunstan's on Saturday will line up as follows;

Back-A. Sullivan. _ " ’

H. Ritchie.

He B--»k~ f .’i‘;._‘i'.;'ii°.i.:.

l Eric Mclean. ' y

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Quarter Backs glggaff'

The forwards will be selected from the

following players: G. Fraser,J.R.Darke,T B. Foley, B. McQuillan, L. McIntyre, J. Litghtizer. D. A. McKinnon, E. , Como, Chas.Moran, O. Mc`Eachern. '1 he gam will start at 3.30 sharp. Arrangemen

are being made to admit ladies free.

A goodly number of people were pre- sent towitness the noise races which were held in Souris yesterday. The day being an ideal one the races were keenly con- tested and much excitement was manifested throughout. In the three minute class there were six entries viz:

Fred. owned by MaL McIntyre,

driven by Riley.

Carrie Nation, owned by J. J. Hughes,

driven by D. H. Ramsay.

Jude, owned by G. S. McLennan,

driven by R. Steel.

Minnie W. owned by George Wood,

driven by J. Cheverie. '

Two other horses were entered but were

drawn.

The three minute race was hotly con-

tested the five heats finishing in the following order :_ ;_

J ude, lst, `

Fred, 2nd,

Carrie Nation,3rd,

Minnie W., 4th,

'rims 2.55,2.5o, 2.51, 2. -lei.

peace# if-eat-eo

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In the 2.30 class there were four entries

viz-

Parkside jr. Owned and driven by G. S

Murphy.

Rosemond, owned and driven by F. S

McDonald.

Golden Gateway, owned and driven b

R Steele.

Bronze Chief,owned byMr.Crabb,drive

by Mr. Gardiner. _

The heats were as follows:

Golden Gateway,

Bronze Chief, Parkside _]r,,

Rosemond, f

Time 2. 315, 2.34:2,2.321}. The other classes Zopen, faillng.to dll

and were called oil`.About 25 persons went up in the special from Charlottetown and all speak in the highest terms of the in- terest takeu in horse racing by the citizens of Souris. At the beginning of the races Mr. Reggie Sterns had the misfortune to be thrown from his horse, thereby receiving a severe injury to his arm.

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The fact that peoplen can digest foo after the stomach has been remove

tion takes place in the intestin

in curing chronic indigestion and dye epsla. hey act directly on the kidneys, S ver and intestines, making them healthy

feet digestion and prompt .removal or poisonous waste matter

CHICAGO MAR KETS

Oct. Wheat 672 Corn 55 Oats,

Pork $13.60 .Dec. Wheat, 601, Corn o6§., Oats, Pork $151771).

Jan. Wheat 72&, Corn, 59# ; Oats

Pork $14915.,

DIGESTION WITHOUT A ,STOMACH ‘

proves that the important part of diges '

_Hence it comes that Dr. Chasea Kidney- Liver Pills are so wonderfully successful

` active, and vigorous, ana so insure per-

Chicago, Oct. 9.-(Specialn - The

tollowingare the closing rates:

` J ; 9 ; ' _ -

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1 Ihetil 9

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opens to-night at 7.30.

We’ve been planning, working,

-and now we’re ready. ‘ °

Ready with newest' -models from London and _P-~l'iS- A

~ ' Ready with uutrimmed hats, from 1 ;-

Loudon, from. Paris; froin New York- everywhere hats are well

made. - 5 5

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Ready with newest. ti-1mni"0g_ materials, with dainty. millin~ry for children. '

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But above all--the most inter- _ eating part of the exhibit is A the splendid showing of original de-_ signs by our . '

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' Store opens at . fat sharp 9 p. m.‘ Conieearly 5 A

Muni

.p The Millinery Leaders

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~ she calmly passed to rest leaving behind

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-WEEKS .8¢ Go

Fashionable Millineiylioidvrl- ‘

the abiding fragrance ofa beautiful and sanctified Christian life. Her funeral, which ic-ok place on Sunday afternoon,

Special Booth

ell Soled and Sold Ri8ht.

ORAII,

3. i Sunnya'do.'S_ll<i0"MlB- 1; _

; chest or lung troubles.

5 FROST KING §»2,';=_;;';=,1=_,,};°%,,*,2,, ` FROST QUEEN °"°'“°" "°°*°

was very largely attended. attesting to i f°" W°m°““"‘1 GMS

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the respect end esteem" in which the- _

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deceased was held. After the interment in F \,°1,§;ewn;§,‘3,e_t§,:,{e5£»t- eemelgf agxdeoi

- f i ki , ii bg# ' i 1. .

D _ the Elmsdale cemetery, an a.DDroDriate! ¢\1,=I1_f:;>yShf;)1d“thfel*_:cat'and Woven

5 service was held in the church conducted fabrics do not give semtity in changing enmsees. by the pastor. Rev. A. D. McDonald. ’ Tiles’ Vest? Wm k°°P Y°\\ Wen: and hell’ Y°“°°

_ - cnyoy the winter days.

Of he r family, four daughters and al

* * ‘ sm, all of vshfm rcside here, are left to' M“°\’¥ Ba“ef&B|a¢k»°|"°*¢°» U'5°

‘ inillrri their l0S.°.-COM. \ F°r S3|9 BY V

BEwARi~:;oF IMITATIONS ofM<:-5 - -`\“

5 _

i.ean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup, get the ` ' 5 J ‘ _.

_ genuine dou’t be deceived with auyi » _; V /.S715 -

*¢ Em, _ ( eruedy offered to be iust as good. U i

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VISIT THE

BAZAAR

this week-but don’:. go with _poor shoes. Y.m’| have ccmfort in a Pair of our shoes.

Keep the chest, back and throat warm, and there

i will be little danger of colds, coughs, pneumonia,

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"ous cosironr alertness"

p _A guarantee “goes with every “Comfort Matt_ress.”, It

' is made from the purest u:at`eria's,and is strictly hygienic.

THE PRICE 18 IIHLY $6.50..

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American Vlfringers

with elastic tolls of pure rubber which wriog the thick and thin parts equiilly dry,1and saves the cloths and buttons. `

These wringers are lined wifh an improved guide board which does

away with hand spreading. Every roll and writ ger fold by un is fully J guaranted als: sold upon easy terms ~.f payments. _

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