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nearly nine-tenths of the rglaagp of stomach trouble indignation,

stomach sufferer knows so well.

asrnesls and take a teuspoonful in l quarter glass of water right lifter eating. This sweetena the stomach.

acid and there is no sournrss, lzas or pain. nlaursted Magnesia (in ined in the months of October, powder or tablet form—never liquid u

nr milk) is harmless to the stomach 1850 and June 1851' inexpensive to tske nnd is the most efficient form of magnesia for stom-

sandl of people who enjoy their meals with no more fear of indiges-

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DOUBLE DOLLAR DAYS Today and Saturday will I be Dollar Days at Patons

October 26th. and 27th.

As usual Patons Limited will offer Splendid Bargains. Dollar Days mean Quality Goods in all lines at great savings.

Wholesale “ Prices on all Ladies Ready to Wear

1 only Ladies lieQ/y Winter Coat with Fur trimmings made in an extra good quaily velour cloth, last season's

Regular $80.00 value. Special ..................................... .. $35.00 z only Ladies velour ctoui Coats with Fur trimmings, Regular $60.00 value. Swcbi Dollar Days ............ .. $29.50

1g gnly Ladle; Tweed‘ Skirts iin plain, stripe and check patterns of an extra good quality tweed, values from $8.00 to $15.00. Special DDDar Days HALF PRICE 6 only Colored Underddrts, values up to $1.50. Spec-

ial Dollar Days Value ........ ... ............................................. .. 59c 1 only Black Velvet Dmss with fancy beaded trim- mings, Regular $18.00. Specld Dollar Days only ..... .. $8.95

I only Navy Blue Tricotlnle Dress, size 38 with fancy braid trimmings and buckle all side. Regular $35.00. Spec- ial Dollar Days only .................. 0.. ............................ .. $19-50

Hosiery Department

Ladies’ Cotton Stockings In black. brown and white, in

plain at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 29c per pair A full line of Ladies’ Lisle Stockings, to clear at 2 pairs for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c Ladies’ Fancy Rib Stockings lin all wool, all the new shades, including heather at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H984: Ladies‘ Fancy Ribbed Stockings, all wool, in fawn, grey, silver, brown and blacks, Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . “$1.25 Odd lines of Children's Cotton ‘Hose to clear . . . . . . . . . .20c

Children's Worsted Stockings, 1 rib, all sizes at. . .79: psir

Men’s Furnishings

Heavy Wool Sox, “dark grey," 4 pairs for . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c Good weight, pure wool ribbed 80x, blacks, Iovats and lleathers, ail sizes, very special, 2 pairs for . . . . . . . . . . . .9Bc

Medium weight, ribbed combinations, all sizes, something ya“ waulg “p”; to pay $3.00 for, on sale Dollar Days

at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 per suit Good weight, pure wool Combinations, sizes 38 to 44. priced for Dollar Days. at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$2.98

Heavy ribbed wool Underwear, shirts and drawers, sizes up to 42; a splendid wearer, and priced for quick selling on Dollar Days at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ... . . . . . . .98c each Heavy weight Flannel Shirts, sizes up to 17, lin grey or khaki, a shirt that will keep you warm and give you real wear. selling on Dollar Days at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.79 Men's heavy ribbed Coat Sweaters, "grey only" .. ..$1.69 Men's heavy ribbed heather Pull-over Sweaters. roll neck. a splendid buy at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$1.49 Boys’ heavy ribbed Coat Sweaters, "heather shades." can be worn in place of a small coat, and pnicod for Dollar Days at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..98c

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5 Pi l, CEMENT SHIPMENTS INCREASE

WlASlfliNGTD-NT-(lcl. 25.—A n

do! of building activity, and a con- sequently boon of business in gen- i,‘}°‘.‘I§,‘,’,‘,‘,{{,°",‘1j,‘,‘;’,§',“;‘,“,“$15ueiiicuiruiie m P. E. ISLAND. first nine monthe oi’ the ea S i !PROMOT'ON 0F GOOD ‘DEALS y r‘ “i” av THE ROYAL AGRICUL- ember production wna s record. Shipments also exceeded those of the first nine months of last year. -—--—<o>—--—-

TURAL SOCIETY .

authorities state that

null-

Afi-lflfiill 61868161"! l" H"! "Ffli- vised. lt was resolved that prizes rd in such cases and may do ronl be om, harm. Try laying aside nil digest- ive aids and instead get from any

Prices.

In P. E. Island

The executive members of the , lloyiii Agricultural Society were ‘active in the promotion of good

ideas about farm work, as well as

in the encouragement oi‘ competi- [tion in the production of well-bred innimnis and grains and roots of the Create Gas. Sourneas and Pain [hotter kinds. Tiley imported How To Treat nnmbrr of hooks and pamphlets containing information oi’ practical value to lurmcrs. lt was ordered that flfty copies of Tessie-mind's ""1"" Complete Farmer"— two hundred

e . h , , , , '

Li’ emtnm‘:'d,f:'tobt’nnif;f,'pss M, col-ins of ‘Faulkner s Farmers iiinn- hydrochloric acid in the stomach "BL" and of"? hllniilT-d Collie! 0!

and not es some DOHEEVI‘ to a lack of Professor Jobnlitonr/s Agricultural digestive juices. The delicate stom-

22i‘..".'.'.":'l...“..3£3".'.‘3?l,‘iifilil2"ulil"on moi-hon o» cw-i-i- no d|BagfQe.h|e ummom, wmch w"), accumulation and care of mannres

of various kinds was strongly sd-

Cstechism bo procured for distribu-

l urn. to procure from the Society's

store. its brilncilcrl nnd 11011015. “Faulknerkl liinlluni," a smnli tren- tisii on mnnuros and turnip culture. "price one shilling nnd ilixpenco. This recommendation concluded with the words: "IParnlvrsi, cease to throw nway your manure."

Al. tho end of the first y-onr in which lilo Royal Agricultural So- ciety was active the eln-cutlw rolli- miilen reported that twl-niy-cllzht meetings of ihr- cunlmiltvo hiid been held. that, n branch of the So- ciety hail been r-stnbilslloil in Try-

nuccessfni had boon Ill" onrlcllvors

red to be competed for by farmers in each County who shall few ounces of Blsurnted most successfully collect manures in the manner prescribed by the adoption of the system explained- prevents the formation of cxcolls the manum and the means made use of for collecting it to be exam-

that it should be “an axiom, ai- Ways useful to nil farmers,

more profitable to cultivate n few acres well than to make a fruitless boast of tho extent of any farm." it was added that "the possession of a. suflicient n

The Society strongly recommend- ed those who competed for the sell purposes. It is used by tlinu-,prizes. together with those who desired to increase the quantity and 2,” improve the quality oi’ their man-

Dollar SPECIALS

Dress Goods Department

Here is a Special in Dress Sergei. in black and navy, Dol-

lar Days for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..75c per yard All wool Dress Serge, 54 inch, navy only . . . . . . . . “$1.00 Dress Plaids, suitable for Children's wear at . . . . . H500

Velvet Corduroy, 27 inches, in brown, beige, navy. copen. green. and purple, Dollar Days at . . . . . . . . . . ...75c

_ Coatings-lin heavy weight, suitable for immediate wear, in heather, grey and black, worth up to $3.00 for...$1.50

Velveteen, special 2? inch, suitable for Jacquotte , In black. grey, purple, and green, at . . . .

Costume Velvet, 32 inch, in brown, plum and green, value $3.25. Dollar Days for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$2.00

fi Brocade Lini-ng, 38 linches wide, suitable for comforters or ' coat linings, in green, grey and fawn at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .500

Coatings in Polo Cloth. Blanket Cloths. in scarlet and copen. also chinchiiias, plaids, at Wholesale Prices.

All other Dress Goods in silk, velvet, Vela-voila, reversible crepe, miian knit, cantons. tafletas, wool crepes, tricotines. sergea poiret twiils, In all the new shades at Wholesale Prices; also braids and trimmings.

Silk specials in black, navy, copen. copper, wlllli Wflllliilw- er, brown, sand, grey. rose. taupe, 36 inches. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.$1.96 {i6 inch Black Paiiette, special at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . $1.35

All our Ladies’ Umbrellas. °" mm” Dal’! ii Wl'°|°"|°

SPECIALS

Staple Department E

36 inch White Bleached Cotton at Lot of Ginghams, suitable for children's wear at ....20c

Good Flannelette in white and colored, “English Made," Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Turkish Towels at per pair All Linen Crash Towoliing, plain and striped at ......24o Rob Roy Suiting in fianneiette Good striped Gingham Shirtings. 30c value for ..,.,25e Good Print Cotton in good patterns at

Yard-wide Chintz, suitable for Comforters, 40c value Doi. lar Days for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Large shipment of Patches at Wholesale Prices.

All other goods at Wholesale Prices, consisting of snug. ing, Shlrting. Table Linen. Sateens, etc.

Carpet 4 Department

Balance of all Carpet Squares in stock go on sale it prices to clear them out, as we are discontinuing this ilne. psrtment.

Cocoa Mats, 18x30, ‘extra quality. Special Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

100 yds. Stair Carpet, regular $1.25. Special Dollar Days at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

it

25 prs. Marquisette Curtains, single and double borders,

regular $7.50 to $12.00. Special Dollar Days only “$5,941

ALL GOQDS NOT LISTED AT WHOLESALE PRICES

PATONS LTD

men were appointed olikrn-iliulr- ’

s for lhe ensuing year. viz: Hon.

Charles Hensley, president; Hon.

Stephen Rice and His Honor, Juilgr- '

vine-presidents; (filial-Inn

qua] HBBZHHI. William Hodges. Henry ~—--—— Longworib. Georgi» liar, Jla. lion. (By Dominion News Service)

William Sawbey. l)illll£'l llodgsor. LONDON, Oct. 24.-—Nlll'8f' CflV- and lion. Jeremiah Simpson, gnu.

every man's aim,

and the properlm. supply of these

with good food. l-vr-ry fal-llls-Fl: cm". Perhaps lhere are few soils so ivnpnblr- oi remun- fnrmer in an e ratio to the means that of Prince Edward lsiand." Be- sides, mull from creeks and marsh- cs is nearly universally at band, or not far distant. nnd pent, leaves, ulna, n01. fur off."

All of this is nil lrlln nndyappli- cabin now as it was when written nnd pillliisheil. “Forms ," it was added, "we is your agricultural

Daniel Bronnn. Thoma [nth] .1, W. Lord. .1. m. null, ' ( 'w‘

members of committee.

on, us urcii as lnrnllcllos in St. ask you, lllen. Eleanor? and Guorlzoioivn; that condition as

those Country Spirit-lion hail llnd would wish ii to be‘! Do you n funds flllllfPll at their ilNPOl-illl iorlyoursolves distribution nu prizes, nnd that snchiscionco s spirit nl emulation hall been your labors a stirrer] throughout iho Province au,'wi1rdu of your toil?

it was hoped, "would no the germ lng by tho light wbic of extensive and lzonernl inlproi-n- around tiln operations of tho farm munt." it was remarked lhnl "sol

of those aids which sought ollt to assist nd increase the ro-

Telltale Symptoms 0f

and by which your brothel- farmers in other parts of the world have of the compotitors llint no llflllilfflfihlBVlNl such noble results? can remain upon the mind of the you endeavor to profit by the ex- most skopticnl that what are con-ipcrlence of scientific and practical sidercd the usual averages of crops! oi’ all sorts throughout the Island, are far, below the capabilities oflexperience are the soil under a better system." Another remark, the gist of which

men, by seeking for those reposit- ories in which the results of their recorded for the benefit of all who will peruse them? Or are you, in short. in the words is discussed even in then-a days, 0f an sble agricultural writer. ‘de- termined to continue wilfully ig- bllt pnr- norant’ of the elementary outlines ticuiarly so to Ourselves, iliat ll lg of a science which is the principal business of your lives? These stir-

ring and pertinent words may be read with interest and proilt by y of our farmers in the present

dosmndeincy should recognize

man umber of animsls'sge. to produce the necessary quantity

of manure oil a farm ought to be R

Before the adjournment of the nnuai meeting the following gen-

Nursos nt Tomblanii, Norwich.

'No man can be happy wllo ling In a letter accompanying the more time and money

knows how to use

than m. gilt lilo DIIChORHO states:

was passionately fond of him

. certainty.

Ready-to-Wear Silk Velvet Hats " $4.75 -

100 handsome Silk Velvet Hats, go on sale Friday morn- ing at this exceptionally low price. They comprise hats of every wanted color in all the latest styles, no two ex. actly alike. Hats to suit every face. Special Double Dollar Days only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$4.75

We ihaveugathcred together 25 Hats which we have placed on a table and priced at tile exceptionally low price 98c;

no two alike. Dollar Day only. special . . . . . . . , . . . ..98c Wholesale Prices prevail throughout the Mliiinery De. partment on Double Dollar Days.

Specials from the Furniture Dept.

Complt lo outfit. Iron Bed, reinforced woven wire spring and sanitary mattress: all sizes. Special Double Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . ...............$13.50

Guaranteed Bed Springs . . . . .

Sanitary felt and fibre Mattresses, all sizoa. Special Dollar Ddya only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...............$4.9s

Sliding Steel Couches, green denim or cretonne coverings, Mattresses special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....$13.50

Wholesale prices prevail throughout the Furniture Depart- ment durlng Dollar Days.

Ladies Underwear

Good flanneiette _Nlghtgowns, made from good white flannslette with high neck and long sleeves. would be good

value at $1.50. Dollar Day .. . . . . . . . . . . . "$1.25 Another good value at . . . . ..........$1.75 Ladies’ Undervosts, Btanfleidh, cotton, splendid wearer, all sizes. . . . . . . . . .

Ali other underwear at Wholesale Prices, combination suits Included.

Childmnh Sleepers, in sizes 4, 5 and 6, Special at...$1.15 Patona Special Corset for Dollar Days at All Silk Waista, at Wholesale Prices on Dollar Days.

Glove Department

Ladies Wool Gloves, Black, White. Groy, Brown. Special . 69c

Ladies Chamoisstt Gloves 2 button Greys, Fawna. Browns and Black. Regular $1.25 value. Special .... .. 89o

Dogskin Gloves to clear at .......................... ..u ................... .. 98c

Wholesale prices on all Gloves and Hosiery not listed.

oil's favorite dog, Jack, which ap- and Robert "IIYUIOHIP, pHitrNl with her in many of the photographs published ut the time ‘ Alexandr-r oi llt‘l‘ execution, llllfl riled. The "n" (ifllltaln (Jumborlanti. body, mounted by n taxidermist,

llns been sont by the Duchesse do "-'—-<>O>-—-—_- Croy to the Cuvnll Home for

ys-ornner was about. to open invent-

wll c lnfllmfldisVdm

lgntiona for treasure trove. I Jdljflffégfld,“ gnhesjofl 'l‘ilis letter purported to have, Bump“; Healaloiili been written by a higilwnyman Poll E Quilter Fir when pursued by runners. lt gave tulauul infected Se!" minute directions for finding an ‘Mlylsithapxlufl

iron box crammed with donbloons, jewels and piece-of-elltht hurled bo-

noath a troo ncnr liuckinghamshiro

- "Jack was in Nurso Cnvelhl “m

possession from his eliriy puppy- hood. for about eight years. , She : in hor prison she several times asked ’ after him, and in one of her last Omans Ills letters recommended him ,. ' l- E ____ ly tn lhe cal-o of those that remain- very woman who Sllfls ell at the hospital. backache. headaches, aieaggg: "l om sorry to say that the down pains, nervousness, |".egu,nr_ poor dog was not looked after nt ities, dlflplflcqllnefltg. m-"Wbfluy. m, nil after the murder, and when l m took hinl he was in a sad condi- such symptoms some deransgmeut lion. and mourned dreadfully nt- of her system which shouid have "if his beloved mistress. How- attention lhefore some more ggrloua ever. he soon got better, and after Iii-Imam develops. These conditions a "mu became say and harry are often evidenced by a sllllow again. He grew very much ut- gompiecduii. dark circles under the inched to me. and lived constant- eros. lassltude and sleeplessness. iv with mo for eight years. Ho For nearly fl-fty years Lydia 1.1 died last winter, to my intense re. Pinkbsnfs Vegetable Compound gret. after only a few hours‘ m. 11M 09011 DPB-Qfllillflllliy successful nose." in overcoming such conditions. and it il now recognised everywhere as the standard remedy ilor woman's down and ho

U!!! Public Record Office, who for- "-"'°""I-".* '"""""“"__.#""" worded it to tho Government Lul-

orlltory for examination. Anniyslii F F ' showed the papor to be old, but ————— tests applied to the ancient looking 50 acres all clear. situated l“ ink proved that it contalnuiln n rod Greenfield, u». 166 Sparrows 1W0

aniline dye. Consequently its age near Montague. prime land. 50°‘! could not be more than 40 years.

The writer turned out to be a practical ioker. who lieu torn a

couple f fl -i f l d. Blbla. o y “V” m" a“ °ld PM line» MAXIMILIAWS secasrsnv 1x314026**" i- ' piss mom si-iock . - AND m POVIRTY ' STRAYED

Uula Blseio. who served llimperomtndirews on October liiih- 79%;:- Masllnillsn .ss privsto secretary While ox sud cow. A1170!" I during the brief reign in Mexico ins o! their ‘wheraabollil- 9 that ended with hie execution, is notify dead as a result of the shock he experienced when the report was spread recently that the former 10814100011.

The lily man would rather sit be than so after s

PRACTICAL JOKER l8 NEATLY CAUGHT

iEmpresa Charlotte nnd died. ‘Bins-

in, whoentored tho cmpeflil‘? 5°" vice at tho ago oi’ 20, was lhe e010 survivor of 'Maximvilian's couriers- lin died in (lire poverty.

Assess

ltd-i’ .. .

LONDON. Oct. Zm-Scientlsis at u Government dye laboratory were responsible [or the, disclosure of n '1 clover practical Joke. t

On lhe strength o! an apparent- ly old letter, a Bucklnghamshiro

lNE

Il- The coroner aont the letter to nm.b°“'1°'d‘u"“d' "*1".

cultivation. house and b!" °“ some. For particulars wrlio M-R. JOSEPH MolNTYliii