1 'al'-“wires slwnwu it i-so ii'-:rt-tty,-, ` ,-,-,-‘=i.,..,,-~.~.'.'i°i.f.':.»~.-f..i..°‘=:.~:... Busan- in” ,,o0d_ gold with orawltuuui _ 3;,--°i"f~*i»;"f¢.:‘.“.°.°”..sr°°.ii:.:.":.l:.‘t§~“"“”“’

liar ii M M N “ii Dtzhgpwa Royalty-

nilodll- `

p iHQl||_llll|llN

- For Fifteen Years Face and Body

--ll

A UC__ IGN

ii A tion on the

To belgolil "£2330: PrT¢Tay the 29th

Mass of itching Sores-Could Not Express Suffering-Doctors Did No Good;

>&2,

exhibit u girgtcly following the sale of

ins! \““"‘ y th ure brei G"';'f'l"iunEiiEiiEu' "Mai Q?\¢¢"" “il Cll>'¢‘”§‘,,§‘,,‘f,,,,,i. area usiiiou ‘-ivooa. tit:

b“'”°" t s lo. T¢rii{i;:f‘3|“;eplEl:t‘.'l‘<EiTlsTrs Epply to the

WHEN HOPE HAD GONE

-*.1

"Hy head was one mass of scabs,

my eyebrows, and I had to wear-

For my forehead was covered down almost

°'”°” srannnv & nouns. _ my ,nn on the sore. My body wi.,

I, ,g 15. 26, 27, 23- 29»“1W¢W 6| c

ered with spots in size from a

Sep' __'_,_._¢ ag-:_-_=.. plnliead to as large as a silver dollar. =‘-’;&""“-1" ii A white, crustly scab would form and

~ircii1»g\i=“m“"° “‘°'” ‘hey Ph' it

ll- and wer s cannot express the

hope for nie. A friend told me to

torture and humiliation I suffered for fifteen years. I tried many doctors, and all kinds of treatments, but could

‘ gzt no hclp, and I thought there was

__ '. 8°

that we’v9 caught your eye. n

lilonilis ad; read it all. The very lat- uf'

t~Cuticura. I did, :ind in three days

y head was as clear as ever. I

plied Cuticuru Ointment night and

orning, also taking a hot bath with

rw lbestmaterisls and patterns for Cudcum So tl

rBl““‘ ' rl ~ oats

and fall suits an ovcrc Sumurxlicre in great variety In nt, :Q

np irec times a week, and

ing the Oiiitiiiciit freely after the

‘mlimansliip and_ rrislerlal' we ‘can sou” Aft" “Si"g°“°°°k°°fC“5°“m

work

‘ . st fastidlous. PMS," U;-e iilidtiou is sewn right into m

up :ind two boxes of Cuticura Oint-

ent I was completely cured, without

Our I P The ,umake ou look ulnrlcnr blciiiisli. I was so pleasedlp

ew,-ygiiriucnt. _Y "Y h d fe]

t like ruiiiiing down the on-ge; to

ssrnnrt and well dressed as YOU ° tell every one I met what Cuticura

f f hi n late. s'ii§§'ii-iilixiliifs ofaof; wen some ' you with the result. I

f"rl done for nic. (signed ) II. Ii. Frank- lin, 7:7 Wnsh‘n St., Allegheny, Pg,"

_ ii*

James Callaghan, couriers lnriiurlu

Qu.,-cn St, Op. Examiner Oifiee.

9.9 tts & iw I YY'

._;;__

r Every Humour from Pimples to Eczema

Complete cxtcrnal and internal

trentnicrit for cvcry liuniour, consist- inp of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and gi ls, may now bc had of all chemists.

single set is often suilicicut to cure

the most torturing, dislilfuriug, itch-

zemas, ras es, and irritations, [rom

J' B. gg, burnin§, and scaly hurnours,

uiiiizvnap.) “U

RARRISTER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. gm gm Qiiet-ii and Iiiclinioiid Btn., Cli'town. PM

iI\£IIoG-ill.

Offict

btorc. >-

8-‘.*Jil uc tu' lint) :;... E.

_ o » _ M U M R D B R os, f tennis lawn, the black tool house and

1--- - . _ » the pedcstaied suudlul with which we

Pi'°dUC° ¢0mm|55l°|| nemhlnh coat: only one-third ol a eeataglass had such strange associations A dap-

MUMPQRIYB lf-'Ili nv ‘ . nlnlways fail strength and free si por llttlo man, with a quick, alert

AIFGYEE SJ" A§;' 'Ixus' l<5\1ll°\‘l¢i°sL Th# =h=P"¢lNUI° manner and s waxed mustache. hnd r men on val o eval so er '- ' ‘- _ nriifiidgi,r-oiiiiryfniaiiv¢g=i.oi=.,sa..c¢., \, "‘°:;,”:"""";°' T" y lust descended from n high aegoart. i-rerunsorniiaiimiip¢¢¢lprooigtly.| Marital V rssllw H1- 2/V, no gm,-0d,,¢,,d himself as rnopooror- ,'°'|'|°,_.'|f,d_“°"' °“ “°p|°"°"' ,_,'§':1',g::"°“ "ri l$¢- ¢5¢ la°|5°° /;-_'./ ltinrtln of the Norfolk constnbulary, .\,` ' f /

14,0, M0|1§0|l, |(_c_, C,qAVM| BUF# llsllllh ILS- rrlllifiliguhc heard thc nuuio of my coin. & _ » _ Z ` "Why, llir, Holmes, tlin crime was

Bai-rlsters and Attorneys,

iiro1ui's Block, Charlottetown, P I. I. ' ‘O me spot as Boon M mil

unc to a e wh h ici L1 elsélhavegfiiiledim P ye ans an

coiioun so-r., olriimniz, nia rilirsrs cola uuoii noon wana. broom ismaon. 21 cinniriiouni sq.- lim-. use do is Pair; /iimnii-. ll. 'room a co., dyaooy.

ni:fi)iTlf»<i‘rgh°"iii4:Ei°" uil°ll`i"`E`ii" Pmpli \'

no. uso no :is . Tol¢=i'l\fi"\`- ""“‘° 955' Gmc” ls* L but now this sudden realization of his

lill \\ l -

*_-L, ~. \ Keep Cool `

5°,",.=,gn mme Juke h me ` und prosperity of old East Anglia. At

& is iasioi-iinoi-ariyarinira nu

Barristers, Solicitors, ek, l lk' ""'°' f'“h'd°u°'°"" ’"'°° °( the Norfolk coast, and thc driver point-

svoiiiinsslnn, P. E. 1. '*P‘ "‘“°"P'°“°" "°”‘"‘° "“"~ an with his whip to two oia ara-ir aaa

Ollices-Royal llank of Canada building. “W4 “tl l>°\'-H1 ll Binh* timber gables which projected from a

Niill. l\IcQU-ARRIE, K- C- _ grove of trees. "That's Riding Thorpe

E. ARSENAULT. _ - »

" d' " " "" ‘ ' ' ` ` ' " ‘ 1! _ METs°;c dEb%ohE'p tothe porticoed front

siusou sans. co. uoiini _/- ,//

Sure of Success

JoiiN A. Mxriimson, K. 0. Ildnieas A. M»\cnoNsu>.l

Matliicson & Macdonald

§IiA1l.RlB'l‘EIiS, SOLICITORS. No'i'/miss runnin. kc,

i‘liiirlr»ttotown, Pi-inuo Edward Island

niirh illlli-c, tienrgotowii, P. E. Island. i_

Mil flw 4 mos

ll.J0llN LE-DWELL, llll)

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET. Opposite St. _Ioseph’s Convent.

HOURS-Until lo o‘clock a. m., 1 to _ P- 111-, 7 to 8 p. in. 12-6 dwgt

;l; GEO- 8- INMAN.

lmlllrrlllter, Solicitor, Notary, et:

Y 0 til 1 QI

‘"=~=-- -1°-\-3--_ ».' 3?” '“"'“

‘ *~ M=L¢-vi. K.c. mania maximise NlcLEAN Q MGKINNUII, Bmlalein. Attorne sat-Latv-

U wlirowiiu Block. ChnrTo|l'¢lnwn.

E. O. BROWN

Barrister. Solicitor, Notary Pub- oii'ici~i~ oniilii" &c'n an a

1- ~~ om , I

ftflfso Street next Bnnknof Ndira EEE Cliixn:

as °,_£gwv;& E. island.

_ § bf§‘:?.?:’n-%.*;.i’?.1':‘..i‘ff.s~.“.“.*.‘;'.::2si ,W "£1 °°=~v|sa sg 1.1.. an-ni. x.c

J- AUGUSTUS BENILEV

omnarr-ister and Attomey S CM Unsaiii-s nrooe prior soiianig

MMERs|

o P. E. I. i;,'llr¥,,'{§’"{,iZ~f)§i,n»Lhr&ri§|'sounty of misc I)oc B1" _

E- B. wiLLiAMs

llrriner. Solicitor ml Notary.

op Fran iaisuanv and

when you start with Beaver Flour. It's the home cook's main reliance on baking days. lt's always the same -the best flour milled for homs uso.

Beaver Flour

blends the white, delicately Hnvored Ontario Fall Wheat with the nutritious Manitoba Spring Wheat. It is the dour of the family, s it is the best N. `

I. \\t\ f

-r

' C

.., i_"f' .,,-,_

COUGH NO MC-MIIE ,

Pruning

THE RIMEDV OF THE DAY I

.0 dlfnlrs preparation of

I Gum wild Cherry. Pnuaoqrluiund and Tar. -

Solsaslnooiiy oomhlnoe in the ` form of ngroonhls and lllll' i hblo Syrup.

Ons of the most reliable P'°l"”“*

Taken with UV" 0" ll' Eh'

For mu iwymsm. ma 1: do

’ dr by mall on rcreipl 0/9"” mlm

Boi rietors Tns Wino/rrl -

car. C;.PI.Tii\lled. ldmllrell, unsda.

Q bl f 5 "Wo have moved nothing except the

ilIT.”‘i.¥.f.§ll?l'.§'€.T‘“£Z`i1$`i’..I§i”`&..lZ Zi

,Maxi »

#la and l’£\ease of the Thrwt

and Lungs. _

nm “A 0' god pdom a vm , "Any ons else!"

bs |onndTnvaInzblo 1

Return

_ ERLOGK O L M E S

' " By A. comin Donn."

"T°$,?§="‘ u.i.us'rm\rss

or rs. r»u|-.- -A nos, io :su-in.-air.. nv s. ii. ri-ng;

____

_o_f'

Published in Prince? Edward Island Lxclusively by , The Charlottetown Guardian.

The Adventure of the Dancing Men

No. 3 of the Series

(Dupuis. lm, l, 4. cm- mn. .-4 cvlw.

- Wiilij.)

-__(¢`mnrli. im. or Micro... riiliaiw cu’

A look of annoyance passed over

Holmes' face.

"Wbst makes yon think such s

thingr'

"Because Inspector Martin from

Norwich has just passed through. But maybe you are the surgeons. Shds not dead, or wasn't by last accounts. You may he iii time to save her yet, though it be for tha gallows."

Holmes’ brow wasdark with anxiety. “We are going to Riding Thorpe Mau- °l'." said lie, "but we have beard noth- ing of what has passed there."

“It's a terrible business," said the

station master. “They are shot. both hir. Bilton Cubitt and his wife. She shot him sud then herself, so the serv- ants say. Bda dead and her life in do spolred of. Dear, dear, one of the old- est fiiznlllss lu the county of Norfolk and one of the most honoredl"

Without n word Holmes hurried to s

carriage, and during tho long seven mile drlvo ho never opened hismouth. Seldom have I soen him so izttorly do- spondcnt. He had been uneasy Curing all our join-iicy from town, nad I liiifl observed that lic had turned over the morning papers with nnrlous attention,

worst fears left him in ri blank melan- choly. Ho leaned back in his scat, lost

wore passing thracgh as alnguliii- a countryside ns any in England, win-ro a few scattered cottages rcoresciited

cry hand enormous square towcrcd churches brlstlcd up from thc lint, green landscape and told of the glory

last tho violet rim of thc Gorman ocean nppcarcd over the grccn edge of

door l observed in front of lt. beside the

and hc was considerably astonished

only couiinlttod at itliis morning How could you lieur of it in London and get i

“I anticipated it. l camo in tho hope

of preventing it."

"Than you must have important cvi-

dcncc of which we are ignorant, for tlioy were said to be il most united couple."

“I have only tho evidence of thc danc-

lug men." said Holmes. "I will ox- plriiii tho matter to you later. Mean- while, since it is too into to provent this trrigody, I nm vory anxious that I should use the knowledge which I pos- sess in order to insure that justice be duno. Will you associate mo in your investigation or will you prefer that I should act lndopcndentlyf' l "I sliollld bo proud to feel that we

were ii(-ting together. I-lr. Iiolinos," suld tho inspector earnestly.

"lu that cnsa I should he glad to hear

tbc evidence and to cxriinlne tho prem- ises without an instant of unnecessary delay."

inspector Martin had the good sous:

to allow iuy frlcnd to do ming; ln his own fashion and contented lilmscli -with carefully noting the results. Th:

local surgeon, sn old, white haired man, had just coma down from Mrs. Hilton Cubltt's room, and he reported that her lniurles were serious, but not nocossnrlly fatal. The bullet had passed through the front nt her brain. and it would probably be some time bs- faic she could regain consciousness. On the question of whether sbs had been shot or bud shot dierself ho wbuld not venture to express any decided opinion. Certainly the bullet had been discharged at very close quarters. There was only the ons pistol found in the room, two barrels of which had been emptied. Mr. Bilton Cubltt had been shot through the heart. It was rqunlly conceivable that he had shot her and than himself or that she had been the criminal, for the revolver lay upon the lloor midway between them. "lIas he been moved?" asked Holmes.

Indy. We could not leave her lying wounded upon the door." "Flow long have you been here. doe-

tori"

“Binds A o’eloch." ` .

,, s r- t__ »§

"Yes, the constable here."

"And you _have touched nothing?"

"Nothln|." "You have acted with great discre-

tion. Who sent fer you?"

"She and Hrs. Klhg, the cook.”

"Where are they now 'l"

“In the kitchen, I believe." "Then I think we had better bear

their story at once,"

The old bull, oak psucled und high

windowed, had been turned into s court of investigation. Holmes sat in I grant, old fashioned clialr, his inexora- ble cycs gleaming out of his haggnrd fam. I could read in them a act pur- pose to devote his lifc to this quest until the client whom he had failed to save should at lust be avenged. The trim Inébcctor ltlsrhn, the old, gray headed country doctor, myself and I stolid village policeman inrido up the rest of that strange company.

The two women told their story clear-

ly enough. Thcy had been nroiiscd from their sleep by the sound of an explosion, which had been followed a minute inter by a second one. They nlcpt tn' adjoining rooms, and lirs. King had rushed la to Saunders. To- gether they had descended the stairs. The door of tho study was open, and a candle was burning upon tha tabis. Their master lay upon his face in tlio center of the room. Ho was quite dead. Near tho window his wife was crouching, her head leaning against tho wall. Bbs was horribly wounded, and the side of hor face was red with blood. Sho breathed heavily, but was incapable of saying niiythlng. The passage ns wall as the rooni was full of smoke and tho smell of powder. The window was certainly shut and fastened upon the inside. Both wo- mrzi were positive upon thc palat- 'l`licy had at once sent for the doctor and for thu constable. Then, with tho uid of the groom and the stable boy,

husband had occupied lu: ltcd. Sha was clad in her dress, ho in his dress- in ow over his night clothes. Noth

, Z U D» '

Q the population of today, while an ev- 1118 had 1-1609 ll\0V0t1 ill 019 ifudl- 9°

far as they knew, there had never been any quarrel between husband and wife. They had always looked upon them ss a very united couple.

These were the main points ol the

servants' evidence. In answer to In- spector Martin they were clear that ev- ery door was fastened upon tho inside and that no one could have escaped from the house. In answsr to Holmes they both remembered that they were conscious of the smell of powder from thc moment that they ran out of their rooms upon the top door. “I commend that fact very caroiully to your atten- tion," said Holmes to his professional cqllengun. “And now I think that we are in a position to undertake a thon- ongh examination of the room."

The study proved to be a small chain-

ber llned on three sldcs with books and with a writing tnblo facing an or- dlnary window, which looked -out UDOD thc garden. Our first attention was glvsu to the body of the unfortunate squlre, whose huge frame lay suetcb- cd across the room. Hia disordered dress showed that he had been hastily aroused from sleep. The bullet had been nred at him from the front and had remained in his body after peno- trating the heart. His death had cer- tainly been instantaneous and painless. Them was no powder marking either upon his dressing gown or on his hands. According to the country snr- goon, the lady had stains upon her face, but none .upon her hand. “Tho absence of the latter moans nothing, though its presence may meal everything," said Holmes. "Unless the powder from s badly ntting cartridge happens ta spurt backward one may ure many shots without leaving a sign. `I would suggest that Mr. (}ubltt’s body may now be removed. I suppose, doc- tor, you have not recovered the bullet

which wounded the lady 7"

"A serious operation will be necessa-

ry before that can be done. But there are still four cartridges in tho revolver. Two have been tired and two wounds indicted, so that each bullet can be sc-

counted for. __

"So it would seem," said Holmes.

"Perhaps you can account also for the bullet which has so obviously struck

the edge of the window?"

Ho had turned suddenly, and his

long, thin tlngoi- was pointing to n hols 'which had been drilled right through the lower window sash about an inch

above the bottom.

"By George!" cried the inspector.

"How ever did you seo that?" _

' “Because I Iooltedjor lt."

"Wourlerfull" laid the country doc-

tor. "You are certainly i-ight, air. Then a third shot has been tired. sud thoro- tors s third person must bsvs been

lriii u.- ii ' 7, '_ r

I wh” f - in mom 5 oguluuon Yet more was they had conveyed their injured mls~

.LLL M. D-C.M» '- _, _ aria), a rnuEh arEun‘:1 to interest us, for wa tress to ber room. Both she and 11"

' . ___ l _ `

CRAPAUD CORNER. V) ,, i ‘

- iiexl iloor to O. B. Wadman’ LX ' 7'. _I --‘”` \\

present. But who could that have been Mid how could he have got sway?"

"That ls tho problem which we are

now about to solve," said Sherlock Holmes. "You remember, Inspector bfsrtlis, when the servants said that on leaving their room they were at once conscious of s smell of powder I ro- markod that tho point was an extreme- lx isliismst sasll’ ..-. _

T0 BE CONTINUED.

r. 'I 0int»

montis a oorwln a n dlgunrnntood ours orsaehhnil every lo r ln of

itching, blogging

- t

piles. Boo testimonials In T>';zroaTs“:\l‘Td au

nn. oi-iasrs om'rmsiwrl".`

MCE ii tv n l hlnirsalnuililu Yoii can use it ani

- N BU||_|)|NQ _ The hausemaid, Saunders. W" N1 ML seas: ",°°" *° F°yl| Bank. Water St: ‘ iiilu it sho who me the alum!" 52:iE‘lllfri'l§':ii'ii{ii':'f»fS'§f'ii"i°19ii'i"'|'¢'i':o, 'r'§'§iii`i§."'

rl de. MONEY T0 LOAN. M "

` NEW FALL NECKWEA-'Rt

Swell dressers always come here for ties.

W e’ve just opened a big assortment oi the prettiest ideas in FALL NECKWEAR you ever saw.

Most of the new fancies that are the rage of

the hour are here.

You can get any style you want in the way of

a Tie-Four-in-Hands Putfs, Ascots, String Ties, Batwings, Flowing Ends, Bows, made from the

i newest silks, direct from manufacturers.

We have full lines at zgc, 30:, 35c, 5oc, 6oc.

Men’s F urnisher, Morris Block.

D. A. BRUCE/

1" ai

5. _~ __|

' - 3. ‘ _' ~\ ~‘- ‘l i

it -Rm

When it rains and when it shines

Fit-Reform Rain Coats are two coats in one.

Handsome and dressy enough for street and evening wear.

The only protection that protects wlieii it rains.

, Absolutely moisture-proof _ yet p light and porous.

Made up with the big, broad shoulders

.' :uid sciiii-loose backs_iii an endless _ variety of ricli patterns and colorillgs.

p $12, $15, $13 and

. us' .i_i_f£l~’.f Tir “ l _ rl -

‘% IO O

il” -i~ Lisa la una wail-

T 3? ir..i¢,...ri. .sa as

."’ Fil-Rclorlis pulled. fm ll hxcd by maidls ....., , »

(ftp. “__” |__`;_-_.i,EJii!\'f, _'.1` -tr-3 PM ‘_ rr. V

' ' ` . " " its only Fil-lleiomi Wardrobe benlsll z

Prowse Bros., Charlottetown. f

. ' 0 _ _._

_ This trademark iflcn- »'_‘ li'l'i-:s evrly gruuiie

_;`3*'.°fif+‘ ll

The Cut _ of the Clothes

Agricultural and ln- ji diistrlai Exhibition

Cliarlotieiown SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28 and 29, 1905

Open to he Maritime

Provinces.

lniliu liiiilii point in ri Mull. U! i~o\ii~sia tliu pxivtiuiilui' pill- lerii of ilio cloth iiilils suliictliliilr io tliii look--but tlio clit,-well. we sliiiio llici-o.

To be Identified

As n well iiresscil iiiiin you iii\i.~<t have clothes Lllnt iiru up tu tliu iriiiiiito for style.

\\'o iiiitku Lliuiii.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

Clothiers,

This will be the greatest Fair 4 Queen S,_,et,__ i

The Prince Edward Island ‘,;----------I

ever held on P. E. Island. I ‘"5 dw ‘ 7" ' Over $6000.00 in premiums. _____ __

Grand display of Exhibit.

l i I ve tck close! tli

- - S- Disinfcctiifn

n . .i' i - 5 g

September. Entries in all other

“";s;;.i’;i;’;';?.i:§‘:;‘°;;..... Eff¢°i1c»S=\ff» 1=<<»-mi--1.

under the auspices of F. W- Had- I Hiiviggh igslélled tg" “§i'\ll`;-‘lille ou, Esqz, Dominion Live Stock ;gff';‘: Gen#-'l,:u§”°'“ r' W ° 5 ° C0ml11iSS10I1€l' and ‘he Exllibllmll lm now prepared io oisiorm awoiiirm

.ian iial ,ni . , ._ ._ _

ASS0C1Btl0I1 Wlllbtf held at the l'a¢e¢io];"ineil?"dn§ifilo§‘iii:il:ff<a':§iii"lilo

~ I dl

¢l°S¢ °f\112Jl1‘1l§iI1g Uf each Class .3°§1.§J$',L§”Fll§‘.i1‘l"3.sIf.?Z§i.`§§'iL‘.§if.l'lK"

i n

/iii ir a o ii ai i

and 9150 each evening at 730 medlc‘s'l°ErncEi”oeixEl\l". serrsirciiigisarro tl: :equal o’clock in the Farmers’ Pavilion. "°"' °' "‘° ”°"“ °' ""1""

Two days' Horse Racing. Liberal G, D. W T

purses. ‘ General Direeto and Embalnie

nf the Grand Stand on the after- noons and evenings of Wednesday and Thursday the 27lli and 28th September.

For entry forms, prize lists

race programs and all informa- tion wrlte the Secretary

F. L- iiaszarll. il. il. Smallwood,

President. Sec’y-Trees.

8-3 tts &. w tw td

Cape Breton Ads

For Grandpa 0|' For Baby

\\'liot.licr you want s blrtliiliiy pronoun for griindpti or for tho bully

. . . . for iiian ur woinnii boy or Srl .thi . yhouliilrc euro trtiudlnilmmro

nic ng i co u, ~

ful and suliliiE,lc.y 'l}Ticr2nl~o linstii gf good tlilimw in our i-iiscii null roiiiil-

prwirthnt arc i-iplciiaiid for sizvli gift ii ca....ai\ ri fron iuaii

3-,,,me,,. Banda," u_fti\)EEiinro docldcdly iioxponalvdi

& _ dm"-,| I house to try to ivo ri list licro-

° °°' °'" butjust como niiilzsoo for y urioli

|:’u:':°€°:‘B;:'m "°*" °' "°- ’°"d|”' “E when next you iiocil to buy aobirth-

onon in nie siooir, syaaey, c. n. 'W l"°*'°“'~

HUG' RUII. Inn- lr IUWIID Iilxle ll. in In I

@~ L i1\;i.os._& or £.w_Ta mr i

General Commission rlerchnnts JEWEIMER'

Island Produce handled on commir

sion South Side Queen Square.

Prompt returns made. 1 I5 d' ly* -°l

SliLE 0F BUILDING Li)TS

am instructed by the Registrar of Court of Chancery, to sell at Public

Auction, on Thursday. the 5th day of October, A. D. 19:15, at iz o‘r:iock noon, at the Law Courts Iluililing. in Cliar- lottetown, the property of_l.lir late lion.

- Donald Purquliarson. as follows:

l Your choice bnili`in;: lots near the

corner of Rocbiord and Euston Streets.

2 Two very desirable building lots on

Upper Prince Street, opposite the resi- dence of H. W. Longworth, Esq.

3 One line building lot on Mnlreque

,Rosd.

4 Also ilic pro erty at “'estvllle,

formerly occupied) by the late Hon.

Donald Farfiuliarson as a place of busi- ness, lnclut ing wllsrf property and shore front. with buildings thereon.

50 per ci-nt of the purchase money

nlsy remain nn mort fa e at 5 per cent; other conditions made Enownnt sale.

Dated x6tli of September. 1905.

IIENJ. CARTER & CO.,

9-si tts td Auctioneers.

BRICK STORE POR SALE.

We are authorized `by Arthur

Wright, Esq., to offer by private _sale his brick building now occa- pied by Geo. Rackham, Esq., sit- uated on the corner of Prince mid Kent Streets.

Ii thisjproperty is rot sold by

the first of October. 1905, it will then be adwrlised for public alic- tion.

For information apply to Mr.

Rackham ou the premises, or

BENJ. CARTER & Co.-

9 tts td Auctioneers.

Farm For Sale.

The executors of the will of tlie late

George Clark offer for sale that valuiiblc farm at Clarktcwn, Lot 37, fronting on Hillsboro River, two miles from hiouiit Stewart. This farm consists of zoo acres of upland and 20 acres of marsli land; all but about zo acres of the up-

. land is cleared and in a good state of

cultivation, the balance is covered witli rails and lumber. The fariii has strcaiiis of fresh water along two sides of it,auil has an abundance cf aldtr and niiirsli mud, and is in close proximity to tlie mussel beds oi the river. The railway station is but two miles ilistaill. aiiil tlie wharf but one. Oil llic prenii.-les are ri roinforiable dwelling, large bnrii, stable, coach ho isa, implement and other buildings. `

For further particulars, terms, &r.,

apply to Mrs. Clark on the pr -'uit-cs. S. C. Clark or Kimble Coflin, Mount Stewart or W. Leitch, Charlot- tetown.

8-31 tts ni w tw 4i

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Ontario Bran.

Manitoba Bran.

Middllug.s Corn Meal.

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VERY LOW PRICES

---_‘-= AULI) BROS..

QUEEN STREET.

5-i9 tu fri & wtf

FOR SALE

Ro sebank Farm

Situate on the south side of Ilillsboro

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acrc.s,l3o acres cleared and in aliigh state of culti- vation, Terins liberal. For fiirtlier partl- culars apply F. McKENNA,

Charlottetown, Queen Street.

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