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seamen MEMORIAL FOR HER SONS.

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*N P. Hood, Treasurer Patriotic Monument Fund." All 'auiounts`_\vill be N’

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acknowledged.

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` ease place to the credit of the following address:---for the Patriotic Monument

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\Vho after winning fame and glory for themselves on the battlefields

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.\ Province to contribute ton aids a Rtriiiorit Mo.\U>ir-:>.r_Fni~n for a

eiiiorial to be erected in The Gardens. Subscriptions for the memorial `

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5 JnNK1NsasoN 1 Clocks in Marble, Iron,

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'.3 sinner oem, -.Wood, all prices.

5 WEBSTER ai McKAY, ff JOHN wnsnrni-JY, J: DRISCOLL dz HORNSBY. :_ iicirisusv enos.

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Don’t Neglect

Your Watch

If you allow your watch to run

haloug without cleaning, or with i msgid parts it may be worn so bad ly as to dessroy its usefulness » as a timepiece; better have it examined by you Watch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accordingly and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart

but turning out Bi-st-class work only.

Wx summers: Au. one wonx; if you N lnwo not given us n trial it will pay - you to do so nnd“we will be pleased;

so seo you at Ganz- Gross: Sreur.

W. N. TANTON

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A Jewelry in all lines and iquality.

Watches, all grades, gold

_ silver and nickel; G. H. THYLOR.

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Farm for Sale.

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iw acres very fertile land off southern

of; the W’on~enEnnn~_-.olaout _l8_.'n?in_s§=_nide and 55 long-about 15 neres:eleni-*sn in iéliizh

tate ot fertility. 10 acres ready to stumll-1¢¥3`l10 balance in Hard Wood and Fenoo Rails, situ- ated one mile from Rocky Point Wharf wrherot

phroduootcabgs bgaiilipped-Near pf

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I Hillsboro h 32)” gem

nd Chaidot

Illlngrbor-Plonlglgof soaylvegd. ~

Also in September next 50 sores of the

Northam Portion of Wrrr-~n Farm now pi&idby;l°iés_;M.nrgaretldi11er and known ns

` n 1 ' .;;~*::% 'riifi party is in good condition.-is virioiiii

walk- of Rock Point x d

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_ Tas marriage takes placenti ofclock this ovaning;ofMr. \_VlllinmT.Bowness and Miss Ella Myers of Carleton. The cere- mony wlll be performed bv Rev. F. W. Wlghtman. The bridesmaid willhe Miss Carrie Bowness`and two little girls, that daughters of Mr. Avard Bell and Mr. Donald Bell will belittle maids of honor. The groom will be supported by Mr. Wesley Myers, brother Ol’ the bride. bride will be charmingly nttired in a dress of white dotted muslin. The brides- maid wearsa dainty garment of white pique pleaaingly trimmed with pink rib- bon. After the ceremony about seventy- tive guests will sit down to sup- per. The following is a. list of presents received to date:

Mrs. Thomas Myers, china tea set; J. R. Bowness, dining room chairs; Mrs. J. R. Bowness, parlor couch; Hermes Myers, gentleinaifs easy chair; Mr. and Mrs. Av. ard Bell, parlor lamp;Mr. and M|s.Thomas Hodgson, clock; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bell, oil painting; Mr. and Mrs.Fred_ Dar- Son. i>a1'l0r` table; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lowther, umbrella stand; Mr, and M.;-S, Horace Howatt, chamber set; Mr; and Mrs. \Vealey Newsome, rattan rocker; Mr. Siinuel Carruthers, tea sett; MF- S-\Uf.0!"l S0b¢.Y. silent rocker; and Mrs. John Sinallman, pillow shamst

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.\rr e . Bowness, carpet svveeper; Mrs. Thompson Johnson, pair of blankets; George Bowness, sett of smoothin iron

C . uit i,L. J. R-diiin, pu. of Lid

gloves; L. S. Parlee, berry sett; H irry D

Oloomy Future

lads Bright. and treatin and vigour ns.

*UNH DY the Usa of Br. Ohasa’s Nerve F008.

Headache. backache, sleeplessness,

. despondency, and irregularities are th;

result of an exhausted condition of the body and nervous system.

N0 treatment was ever so efficacious

in restor%g health. strength, vigour and vita ty as Dr. Chase's Nervi; Food, the great blood builder.

MTS. J. M. B¥`8.dl€Y, 100 J8.ne street OttaLwa.,- states:-“ For several years T have been gradually running down in health. I became nervous and weak, and worried greatly over my future,

“ Hearing of Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food

and the wonderful results it has ac- complished ln others, I obtained a box and began using it as directed. I be~ gan to improve immediately, and am now restored to full health and vigour.

“ Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food is an ex-

cellent remedy, and I can recommend lt to all who are weak, nervous, or run dofwn in health." '

Dr. 0he.se’s Nerve Food. the wor1d'r

greatest blood builder' and nerve re Sf°1`9-fivé. 50 cents e. box, at all dealer or Edinanson' Bates ‘and Co., Toronu

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F DR SALE.

One Pure Bred registered Ieisler Ram, four

years old. ’

Three Grade Shro shire Rams, ogg gwg em-5

old. and two, year ogds. y

k‘1\‘so one grade Cotswold Ram, three years

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_ wa.ulesa»retnrnod 'by exproslf- 'without _ extra. charge. __ _ p Gtlriw list on application. `

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the Queen Hotel

t _k - ; . . . CM Emves Misses Lmzle and The many friends of Mr. N. D. Armour‘

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Percy Bowness, fancy candles; Eva Tne many friendsof Mr. A. W. Reddin, Davison, silver salt and pepper dishes; who has been ill for the past week, will Sinclair& Stewarts, silver sugar bowl; H. be pleased to hear that he is rapidly re- ’ ' S. Crosby. patent calf boots; O. H./Wim cnvering. _ f

wi k fr ' disl- ~ ' '- -° -

Simmons, carving Sem: J_ Re . B ' panied by her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Wick-

g arnes,

knives; Douglas Rutherford’ parlor mg; wireil_e}§t€yesterda.Y Inornlull for Green &

My. and Mrs. Wm. callback, nan lamp. "°°" ' ' - - ~ _ .ft "

jf » i fs Consul Vail and Mrs. Vail were piissen- V l i "

T Rers by tlie Princess last night returning

Bon- te. 1 df `kiodso!‘_ goods wit out. uotofla eureguarn against'

its 'tét,..§.ma5. J...

fuse.-.n. mamma atrium; is in we

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Mr. W. L. M‘cLnren"‘ofberdfl¥lU. ‘S Bl'

Mr.-I H. Wnshinton,of Ottawa, is a guest-

att e vere o

Mr. Leonard! Morris, of Sumrnerside, is 1 - i’ 7% iii?

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visiting friends in the city. . » ~ T1.--f sw. = »“--~’~-=~

Mr. J. Ward, of Tryon, is among the

Mrs. W. Scantlebury leftyesterday

morning, for Vancouver, B. C.

Hon. Wm. Campbell, of New London

is registered at the Revere Hotel-

a passengerby the Princess yesterday. _

Mr.J J. Prowse, of this clty,wasa poss-

enger by the Princess yesterday morning, en route to Sydney.

Mr. L. E. Prowse is expected home

from Sydney to-morrow night. He will .remain but a few days. e

the Princess yesterday morning.

will regret to learn that he isyet quite ill. _ Mr.F. Armour has returned from Sydney.

llfrs. .(Gapt.) John Macdonald, accom-

from an- extended visit to the Consul's t home in Vermont. They were passengers by the S. S. Halifax to Halifax and report a terribly rough passage.

Mr. Herbert Nickerson, of Montreal, was

a. passenger on yesterday morning's ex press from St. John. Mr. Nickerson .speaks very highly of the C. P. R. for the

old home in P. E. I. ‘While here he was

-Moncton Daily Times.

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You have read of cures b Hood's Snr

saparilla. and you should have perfect cozigdence in its merit. It will do you 80° - _

CITY & COUNTRY NEWS

Last night Capt. Murchison returned to

the city from Sydney in response toa. tele- gram stating that his son Hector Murchi- 80D. ‘V110 was _ employed in T. A. Mc- Lenn's 'foundry had met with a. painful accident on Monday evening. It seems 'T that when engaged in lacing it belt his °°B‘3 CB'-lllhtln arapidl revolvin shaft

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Mrs. Munn goes tp Charlottetown to _ _ _ _

day, to spend the winter with her step- ` 3 _ _ ‘_ f._i__`_ w - _

children.-Moncton Daily Times. ' » J _ _ _ _ _ ' __

Mr. J. K. Mcliutcheon, Superintendent A l . ' I’ »

of the Federal Life'Assurnnce Co., left by l

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accommodation provided while they were ' ~="` delayed. He left in the afternoon for his _ "`

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and he was whirled around three times, if

proved. Capt. Murchison’s daughter is also very ill. _

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NOTHING HUNT OUT' CORNS T »

Like tight boots. Notliingremoves corns

with such certainty as Putman‘s Painless Corn Extractor. Beware of oisos 'us sub-

stitutes. Ask for and get £‘utma)l1’s Corn Extractor at druggists.

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BOYS' CLOTHING.`|\',-

Whether the boys stand on their heads or on their feet makes no ditference if _ their clothes were bought at Pa._ton’st Our offer on reefers, overcoats, suits, or ulsters ought to bring you to our store at 01160- 16 d8cw tt.

Our boys’ clothing

school that forms in _wearing good clothing take as young as 3 years of age to 14. from $1-303 .reefers 75c.; ulsters

grip; coats from $3.40 to $6.-J.

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AN OPEN LETTER TO PA'l`ON'& CO `

Charlottetown, Nov. 17, 99.*

Having worn sninseids Unsnrinknbie

Underwear for several months, I fully

concur in _nil that is published in commen- dation of it-. o

` I. D. Rum,

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