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Proof Bals.

Made by Geo. A. Slater.

If you want to have your

feet dry all the time you had better get a pair of wet proof bals. Made of heavy box calf. with a patent sole; it is not rubber that will hurt your feet, but leather put through a hardening process which renders ii thoroughly waterproof.

Price $5.00 at

silo or out ismie

AND BUILDING LUIS

I um instructed by the Registrar of

the Court of Chancery to sell nt public auction on Thursday, the 27th day of__ October inst, ut rr a. m. at the Law Courts building, in Charlottetown. the followin properties of the late Hon. Donald lgarquharsoiiz

ist-The house and lot on Dorchester Street, near Queen Street, formerly;

. owned byjolui Kelly. ,

:nd-The house and lot on S dney ‘

Street adjoining the First Methodist Church.

gril-One and ii half acres of land on

the corner of Mount Edward Roud and Gower Street. ~ ‘ "4th-Five choice building lots on the corner of Rochford and Euston Streets. _ 5th-Three very desirable building lots on Upper Prince Street, opposite the residence of 1-I. W. Longworth,Esq.

6th-,-_Three large buildin lots uni

Malpe 'ue Road, near the ressdence ‘of S. A. l&cDonald, Esq.

7th-One nice buildinq lot at corner

of Upper Queen and' Val ey Streets.

8th-The property at Westville, for-

merly occupied by the late Hon. Fai£lat‘ra_on»ns a place of business, in- clu 5:' Whyff property and shore front with property thereon.

9th-Eleven acres of valuable farm I

land,situaie near Southport, at the cor- uer of the roads leading to Pownal and Keppoch.

50-per cent of the purchase money

may remain on mort sie at 5 per ceni. Other conditions made nowii at sale.

Dated sith of October, 1904.

BENJAMIN ca1<Ti~;R,

~ 12 mwf td Auctioneer. M .

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I I-“Britannia Skirts ’

fnhfyéupogsess style, quality

`g Ask your dealer for them.

See that the name Britannia is

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Scotia

Bakers Say

about the succcss

they have had with

Royal

Flour

The largest bakers in

Eastern Canada, llloirs, Limited, Hal- ifax, say:

In answer to your inquiry as

to whether we could suggest any change that would be rm improvement to "Royal Household," we emphatically answer “no.” _The great ant- isfaction we have had with

your “Royal Household” this ast nine months, using over 5,oqo barrels in that time, has

been an extreme pleasure to us. We are using t is flour mostly for Bread, also using nothing else for our pastry,ior whiqh we hlvve a vcry large sale.

(Signed)

MOIRS: L1M1'rEn.

Halifax, Sept. 2.

The oldest _bakers in

Dartmouth, say:

“Royal Household" flour is

as near to perfection in the re_- sults obtained :is it is possible for any flour to be. In the history of ourbaking business, now established for half a cen- tury, we have-never had any- thing to equal it.

(Signed) ' _IO EPH H GENTLES.

Dsrtniouth, N. S., Sept. 15th,

19o4. _ _

The leading Baker in

Annapolis says: A

This is to certify that I have

used cogidcrahlegnnntities of "ltoyal ousehol -’ ilour dur-

ing the present year and find it o be a good article indeed;

suitable for family pui%pose in all the requirementsc breud, biscuit and pastry. I re- gard it as equid to any flour on the market. It is the best hard wheat Hour for pastry that L have ever used.

(Signed )

R. P. SAUNDERS.

Annapolis, N.S,. Sept 12, 1904.

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. im' The iiood CooIi’s Pride.

» .- = ‘er '. ‘eo Beaver Flour nuier fall!-never

dlsappoints. It makes the white, light, delicious bread and paatry_ that model _Canadian housewives delight to aettii. ’ - '

Beaver- Flam-

. Ulhlloba Bprl tam! ii ;.‘:~f::i:-.°£.. aw ..

one, and the delicate flavor of the other. Vagquslled for all kinds of

NIS' for K‘.¢hibitlon`ti‘mcs at i, ‘I

pl 'you tow

we; want io meet the penor ,V

\|vliois disappointed with our te: _, j of oolfee. ~ I

, fsinily halting.

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isssiis For cn.irrEl‘fil“ » I

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pliire 011 Junc lri 1815, and The Times The Rule ofcilooging the Leggey 01

- puI»!i.~ili.»ii its report four days intern As Two Eyils Appligs gn fhc Why

the distiiu e fr01i1 Iloufiou \V ' '

-'“ inipoituut ments ti.i\ ellcd \e1 slovsi in I “um L0 l‘“"w how "' nw" i” to klluw

Made_b_Y Rev. W. H. Harri- amid."-M I 'Y wlm;he"“iS-"u""ff" I

son, Cornwall.

Of Old Newspapers and Historic

Records-Many of Interest

the Makifg ofthe British Empire.

Rev, W. H. Harrison luis shown The

_ Guar<llanintorest.inir spuciiueiis of u col-

leutlou of old newpapcrs and liistorie _ reedrds among whic‘i ure following: _ ; Fan diiiilc of the Mngnu thartu, grim- , ted by King-loiiu in 1215. 'l`I\c oiigiiml

is In Lutlu, of which ii truii lution is upperuled.

Facsimile of thc wur nut to cxcriiii-

Mary Queen of Scots. in IMT.

The English Mercury ru-,\\spupi-r, 1558

with account of the di-feat ol' the Spnnish

` Armada.

The Gazette of Septenircr 1015 with ac

couut of the death of Olivo-.r Cioinwcli.

The Intelligencer of Fein-nary 1018 with

fulllacoouut of the execution of Kiiiiz _ Charles Il.

The London Gazette of Sc-pt,eml>ar ltitlll

.ahh full a count of thc Great Fire. 'lhc Week y'Ne\v~ of January 1006 with

flie story of the trial uurlcxccution of (lily Fawkes and others for the (iun~ powde - Plot of 5th November prcvioua. ` Fnc slinile of the warrant to execute King Charles I. in limi.

Fac simile of the Boston News Letter,

the fir-st"new/apaper printed in Aineiicn, dated April 24, 1704. _

Fac simile of the Dcclnriitioii of

' luclepenrlenc-o.__July 4, l7Tl$.

Copies of the London 'limei of 1793 l7\l7, l7ll8, l80l, 18U5 nnd 1815, thi- two lnttir crntn ning respectively the first published iicifoiiiits of NeIson`s viCt|J1‘y and dcuili ut. T1'i|fu'gai~, uni of Walllngtonh grunt victory at Wiiterioo.

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Sh' uirin vessels to load fof. ., . _ _ ' , ' - ' ' i,

_ _ he l;§?ti‘('1°§;lt“, V50! Indies or New: 'Ihls Amar odstuuae ll ol' light brown ielllng, trinimrd with hands of dark rnwn _

foloiviiig, 'lhe Imtt'c of Waterloo took

bo at/drloo in

ii innttei- of only some 200 miles it will be seen Lhut the news, even ol the most,

CANADIAN WHEAT CROP.

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Morvranai., Oct. ll.~“As a result

ol' ony trip through the entire wheat Iii-|t,I think thut it euii sufeiy be s at- cd that llie quality of this yc.ur's crop is so oxr-client that fully 98 per cent, of it will he good inillfng wheat," was the i1ili~res'tiiiir iliiuouiiceiiient mndo by l<`. \\'. 'l`honi..~iin, vice-president and gcrii-ini inuimgci- of Liic Ogilvie Floui' Mi is Co., Limited, on his iirrivul toduy fi-mu u ii~i|.\ of sei' mi weeks over the entire ivlicut l‘i~Ii. “Earlier in the sclrsuii, iii reports received from the L-or1ipf\i1y',~i rcprcscntntive`s.ndded Mr. 'l`l1oinps<>1i, “wc innrle is conse1'vu.ti\'c csoiiiiutc Lhat_thc total outputr_of the west would be about iii million -_buslic-ls. During my trip l found that the ooo- ditions` Iuul been so favorable that the to`i\|yicId will be very clone to the 65 iiiillion bushel mark."

Mr. Thoinpsou suiil that ou Sutur- iIuy1no1‘i\ii1i.={ iirrat he wits p1'ez-ieht when the lirst pile wow diivcn on the new big iiour mill that his company was huildine ut1~`oit William. 'l‘h'e eIe» '\'m.oi- would be reufiy for next season.

HARVESTERS HARDKLUCK.

Truro, N. S.`,` Ori.. 1l.~A contingent

of Colchester ini-n, who went west on the linrresi excursioii, isrrived in Truro this 1no'i-nlnz, en route home. There was still about n inouth`s tar- vestiuig in the west when they left, but Imcy say they could not more t.linn_ [lily l?\‘ 011895.

Fritz Dennis, brother of Wi linux

I)cnnis, innimtrer of tho Hulilux Hen aid, was aiiioug the retulrnel iueii and told the correspondent. that his party at arrival ut ii district near the Duliotii boundary line _hail to work the ilrst two weeks for their board. After that they got $I.75 to $2.00 peniuy for cvcryfino day, lost nllilullfliiys und puiil 50 cents a day for bourri ull the t»i'ne. "l`I1c puy time only ninounterl to fourteen diiys

in a nioritli.

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The battle of :Ii'i\fitlgiir wus fought

Uctuuor Zlsl.. lrlili ruui the news was ` ,

4 announced in The Times of November?

\ ou Eat.

But. the question Is , hun much more I Just when to stop f

Tl1ll.l.'s_tlie point.

It is lnexilot and unscientiilc.

habit. of eating too little. `

iluy. ~. _ What is disclose I \

wane and repair.

ci-cated.

ln drugs U Ten thousand tiines, NO.

H Better die than become iv. hopeless drui.: tl il

Eli . Yo; in food.

food every day I"

_' True, dear friend; but you dop`L maxi-i

‘It.

And food, undigeated, is more poison.

take St,uart's Dysnapsln 'I`ublot~.

not depend ui,-ou stimulntiie riruggcry. They cnniiot ereatc a habit. `

or furnish whip cnerty, ly calling ou your vital reserve force.

energy~o1r'r of your Food.

good at all.-

So,eat t,J live, mid live to cnt, wit]

Stuurt`s Dyspcpsiu 'l`ablets.

is exhaustion.

And exhnustioii, whether of brain

is caused by starvation.

‘ic most inricd forms of sickness

oisease. brought on by inability of the weakened vita ity to countc act. the din- euse-poisons, and microbes.

Whereas thc well-[cd ui\<iue'I~1\ou1'~

shed person, witlioiit evci' feeling ifu- worse for It., run expose himself tn d

would ilrive the vvcnk, stltrvling ilys~ D

anizers, the more thought, of whi h

eptlc into n pnnlc fit. boot! food, well illgeatod, is the gri-ut

ccret of 1| iiclithhii existence hero on nrth.

So cal. hen tily, cvery ivy. of thc best.

food you cun get, un i regulate the work- in; of your dig stivc iiiucliiuery with tu1\rt‘s Dyspepsiu 'l`uI\|eti~i.

As nresnlt, you will he nstoiilsheii to

nil how much stronscr and Iivcllcr ou

you cun do, ho v much more. pleasure you .w

ei, how inuoli more und better work

illgct out o lie, uuii how your olii

enemy, that chronic trouble which has ‘fn

.<iie~rl upon your wen* spot, wl\ei‘i‘.\'ei' is, will up and n\\'1\y, nnri ever

uftur leave you Iii pt-ucii, hciilth iiurl conr

rt. ,_ 'l‘I11‘re`.~i more truth thnn poetry in ull

` lli

Try it once.

ls.

STEAVIER DISABLED.

S'r._ .lr-nN's, Nilil.. (lot. ll.-Fisliing

__ vc . ha up

imels returning from iuibrndoi' vi-port ving sighted n stoialuer oil' lhvis Inlet.

Dnioiitiy rilshb ad' lt in believed that

ag the`Ca_hodian cruiser Artic, hound

Ifor ullsou Bay Miil tliirblicr ciigincs nre

5 of order.

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WANTED -A case of heiulaclio that umfort lleadlulic Pon dem will not cur ntenln in utel

iw. loam

ll d Vlll i

ns:§Js'fq""s°2.oo.u`° $2.50.

. $3.00 HATS.

, ,_ . famdiwd _ rl t ._ _.5 taifeta, stltelisdn 'l‘he~lower sleeves are oirlottcrl cream net and lace names, ,rlr-iiiwila Weeks’ & C0- Sole Agents. one Agent, Ch I

. I _ __ _ .. _ » _ _ ar ottetown.

/' 1”' & mor' 5| ovet ole*-fitting underllnlngs of cream aillr. The gown In :nude over brown silk. ' Hanefs' M ° ’ , 7tt

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gh I

The l’1Iuiiin I<`nl,IiL1n,l believe, Iiuii u

quuiut .suyiiig to the eller.-L tliut you should iilways r sc froiu the titbie Iueliiig an If you could out some more.

The rule is wrong,becnuae it's no rule nl.

,nll.

ltlsilk ly to lend to the dniigerous

And exiting too litt e- or digesting too

little, which niiiuunts to the some tiiiiiir- is the cause of nine-tentlis of the di- eiines from wl1ioh_l1u11umit_y suffers I

Itls simply uneven `blilniice between

Some organ lacks strength to curry on _

the special work lor which it ujiis I t 2 S 't _

f C lll

Where shall It Bud tlQstrengt|i it lacks( \ 0 0 I i °

"But," you say. “l out a picnty of good

'50, to make food do you good, .you must ~

The great tlilinr u'»_out. Stuarrfa Dyspcp

uia Tablets is, that their action doe

They coiit..u‘n no ingixriicnto to “picli»

you up," "tone up your nervous system’

They CREa'rl¢uew strerigtli, force uni

If taken sti\i‘\‘Ing, they will do you no

The ciuse of our present civilization

nerves, physical strength, or vital force;

Of two evils, it is better to overeut

(und prevent indlaestion with Stuart'.-i Dyspepsla Tuhletr), than to rise from the table, not, having eaten enough to repair the exhaustion of your vital tones.

For exliuustioii or stnrvut on leads to

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Digestive Organs

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Mi:li___§_____I._E’S

PILLS

\, For liek headache, lillona aromas, HW

I Gqnstlparlana ; Foal and Dhordisrsl

lmmseas aheyhsvsaaseaal . .. . un sau rvqnvwnsas. 28a nn sox. on sv aus on aaasirr or num in

srawroma ram nlulr.

. ` ll IIYIIIIB ll. IHIII-IL life cu.. as-»a._,c°utsp|»», N-nip.

nalaalcnlrvllsaa. sanslhnnilm

Sol- ynprletora, Tin Winona Clluacu.

'BIC

them over worth while to

Caineron BIOGR-

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It’s Time to

Change Your iicierwear

_ . And put on one of the inediiim weight, comfortable

kind we procured for you for the early fall Wea .

. s ., Bruce,

THE iii”-TO-DATE FURNISHER,

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I The best, safest and snlbst pleasant

Ansaesthetic Known to the `

_ dental profession today, is I

‘ VI T ALIED I AIR.

We are the only firm iii P. li. island using this anzeslhetic. It

has no effect on the heart, causes no sickness and is pleasant to take. Can be given to young or old.

Extracting free \vli».-ii plutwzirr- ordered.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS

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Kensington Sash and Door Factory.

Planing Mills, Lumber Yard

Ifyon contemplate building or i. pairing, give ns a call.

If you want an cstiiniiic on iiiiy kiinl of a building, give us n call.

if you waiil hnril or soft ronl, give us ri cull.

Better give ns a call niiyway. We keep in stock everything iii the shape

f lumber either rough or |iinii\i|‘n<~iiii<-rl at prices that defy competition.

M. F.Schurman 6: Co.

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QUEBEC STEAMSHIPCO., Lid.

PROPDSED SAILINGS 0F S. S. CAMPANA.

Between Montreal and Quebec anal Clmrlotteiowri. `

raoiw Monriuz/ii. Ar 2 P. M. vaou ctr/i1u.0fr'nrrowN Nr 6 1'. M.

Monday, will Oct. bfonday, 17th “

" 24U\ " " 3lat “ “ yiti No_v. " nth Nov. ,

'Comincncinii iztli Selpiembcr leave Montreal at 1 p. m.

_ Returning wi I lcavc ictou, N. S. for Charlottetown, on the Mondays at bo _

n non arrival of trains from Halifax and St. john.

§‘~Snb]eci to change should circumstances require.

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