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SELL PRISON LABOR

MILWAUKEE, Nof ll.-'rue Board

of Control of W sin is advertis- ing for proposals for' the labor of ap- proximately three hundred prisoners at the State Penitentiary _at Waupin, |01* a term of five years. The con- tract will include the necessary pow- er, light and heat. and the necessary floor space for machinery, ofllce and shop room. Accordingly, these con-

victs are being placed on the auction] block, to' he disposed of to the high-| est bidder ina similar ninnner to' the black slaves prior to 1860. Wis- consin is considered n progrtssive state and it is to be hoped that pro- gress may proceed along such definite lines as to prohibit in the near fu- ture contracting thc labor of the in- mates of its penal institutions. '1"Homl1.nSs nnncxasnnv

IN BL7liBANK’S LATEST

SANTA ROSA, Uni., Nov. 3.-l.u-

ther Burbank, the unturalist, an- nounced that he has produced n blackberry hush that has no thorns.

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l wILMINGT(,N_ De\__ NOv_ 3_;_ If _llllyil t0 buy in this Proviuce.|_ -Mrs. Bu_rtal_nS, Cbarl0ttetown,was

Through the sensational divorce case of John Bancroft, Jr., from his wife. Madeline Bancroft, of the notable Du Pont family, and the counter suit of the wife for divorce, are scheduled for trial at the term of court begin- ning next Monday, it is probable that both cases will be postponed un- til the Jnnuury term., owing to the delay in securing testimony from witness now ahl'ou.d.

CANADIAN NOTHERN

HAS BIG SURPLUS.

TORON'1‘(),No\' 2-The Canadian

Nortnern llailwny report issued to- day shows a net surplus of $694,323 for the year ending June 30th last. The gross earnings were $16,360,712. Net earnings were $4,990,346. The grose earnings show increase .of 18.27 per cent., and net earnings 14,S7l> ercent,

Bnrbnnk so-d he had \\'urked ten years on the blackberry bush in the endeavor to rtmoie its thorns.

During the ycal over 400 miles of

new lines were Constructed, total mileage now being 3,731.

_ Children Cry

C S I

The Kind 1 on Have Always in use for over 30 years,

and has been mode under his per-

' sonal supervision since its infancy.

I ‘ Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Countcrfeits, Imltntions

lixperlmcnts that trifle with and endanger the health ol .infants and Children-Experience 'against Expcrhuent.

What is CASTOR IA Caatorlo. isa. harmless substitute for Castor 01-l: Paras

gorlc, Drops and Soothing

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotld

substance. Its nge is its gu

and alloys Fcverishness. It cures Diarrhoen. and \‘Yln¢\

Colle. It relieves Teething* and Flatulcnoy. It assiuiil

Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural _slcepi The Chi1d1.'eu’s Punacea.-The llIoth.er’s Friend.

annum: CASTORIA ALWAYS

Bears the

TNI CINTAUR COMPANY. 77 M

The Kind You Have Always Bought -

In Use For Over 30 Years ' 1'

for F letcher’s

Bought, and which has been has borne the signature ol

and “J list-ns-good” are but

Syrups. It is Pleasant..

ai-antee. _It destroys \Vo1'nid

Troubles, cures Constipation ates tile Food, regulates tlid

Signature of I

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AMERUN & 00

are new located al

162 uni si

' ies Hall nexl lo

ll. il. Brown’s

A full line ofShclf and Heavy Hard-

waie, l:urnicr.é’, P1shcrmcn's and Builders

supplir _l

Enamel and Tinware, Paints, 0ils_

Glass, Kalsomine. Brushes, etc, etc.

Powder, Shot, Shells and allsporting

requieites.

o Eu rc co.

_ |52 QUEEN. STREET. , ~

-Don't forget the Leetnl-¢ by R¢v_

and Swtchmen. in- npworui Han, Summerside Monday, Nov, 5¢l1_ _

-Private letters received in Sum. mefslde Ymardlly stats that Mi-B Lawrence Yeo, 1,0; ll;-wus success' hilly operated on in the Boston City Hospital on Tuesday lane “ml lm, early recovery is now usu,.ed__Exc_

DT'I‘he léomlnion Company’s dredge 5 ;'°|'-S Blltllin Kingston, has nr;-lv. e n ummerslde and will begin op. erations in the harbor ng soon ag the necessary fitting up mn be" ac. complished. The work under contml, is the straightening of the chaéuel frgm the Lighthouse inward fm, w en com leted w‘ . ent to t_i_>c harhoirll be of great Dei.

-The many friends oi Mrs. Wm, .]_ S‘mpS"," *-*“d_ fBl11i1Y._ formerly 0 Cavendish. will regret to learn that they left -Kensington on Nov lst for Vancouver. B. C., to mage than :g_"I:e_;_l:1°r;- __ TWU Of her sons Lin- couve foifg 'have resided in van- wiliialn »~,,°‘_°'“l ""f"°'.““d,°“° 8°" Sihzton '~' ‘_:£¢ -Still lives in Ken- ih . - W ile her youngest son ET". and three daughters, Janie, waz. _a_nd Lottie accompanied li¢l»_ _;_ ty rends_ gathered at the Ken. "K on M3510". .120 pay (arewell,aud £0 “Dress the ‘hope .that they mm

lustmted article on “Skye the Isle of Mist" written by Mrs. ivan Mc. Leodv Summcrside. Mrs. McLeod during a tour of the _ Old Country Inst summer, visited the lsle of Skye and her description of this iluainl .and interesting country, its people _,their manners and customs, inters- persed with bits of history and folk. WW- ¥l}l11liCS particularly interesting Nadine- -That-lvlra,-lvicmoa. travel- led with eyes and ears open is evi- dent from thc story she tnllg and tll, bflllht literary style in which sh: NUS it, leads to the hope that she may be induced to touch up some of the Other interesting spots -.risiteu li- hcr in the Old Land.

t --Au Emerald correspondent writes: Our schools have re-opened- after thr- la.ll's vacation with u -very good at- tendance. Prineiple Gerald McCarthy has not resumed work as yet. We are glad to learn that he is rapidly re- covering from an attack of typhoid fever. His place is filled by his sister Miss i\lc(larthy of Tignish.--Loca' merchants nnre done a good business in t_he produce line this fall. We orc pleaded to see Dr. McGuigan out once more, after being laid oil duty through typhoid. The remaining sick are recovering under the skilful care of Dr. McPhee, Kinkora. -A crowd of men with J. F. Murphy, the general carpenter, as foreman, are busy_ erect- ing a. l’lew barn for William Dunn. -- Our cheese factory is receiving a good supply of milk as yet. Mr. Clark, the maker, expects to run -the plant well on into November.

-There passed peacefully to rest

at Long River on Thursday morning Oct, 31 James, Cousins a respected resident of that place. Deceased was the youngest son of the late Alexan- der Cousins and was born at Park Corner seventy-two years ago. Five years ago ghe removed with his fam- ily to Long River. He had been in failing health for some time and was stricken with paralysis on the Sat- urday evening preceding his death. Mr. Cousins was a consistent mem- ber of the Long River Church and u regular attendant while health Der- mitted. He leaves to mourn besides his widow two daughters-Mrs, Wm. Montgomery and Mrs Robert Coulson, and one son George also two sisters and one brother Alexan- der Cousins of Burlington. The fun- eral took place Wednesday after- noon. Rev. G. R. Sutherland officiat- ing. The remains wr=re_interred in the Geddie Memorial Cemetery.

--:Harmony Rose Glyceflne S_08D iS having a sl-lendid sale. Its deligllfflll

. Attar of Rose perfumes the skin D-Hd

the glycedne acts as a healing agent. The new size at the popular DNCG 10c., 3 for 25c, makes it sell fast. (let n anpply next time you pass. The MacKinnon Drug Co.

11-4<ltf.

wnnuluo 'ro 'ri-in _

cuiurssn ivussiouanias.

TORONTO. November 3-Two cab-.

.legrams were received at the mission- pry offices of the Presbyterian chur- ch, Toronto, this morning, advising missionaries in Canada not to re- turn to their fields of work yet. Ex- planations will follow in letters. bllf- from indications it appears tll&t_tl\B missionaries are not altogether ln 9- nnie position, altbo no harm has come so far as it is known.

, 1.- .1 he ,, " sul-

ty razor made. It shortens the time of shaving-makes it_ a Pleasure ln* stead of an lrksome task. T110 UWB

is alle of the best English steel, ling,-Jwriperpd. Outfit wit 12 blades in nest are earn. uv, The 'W0 02%?-

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"The old eight day clock d0¢B H091

give the correct time, but the Stan- lleld's underwear that surrounds it is nie correct ching. ost n .nuc.-Pa- ¢,,,,,,_ 11-scsi.

"Special underwear for tonight. 50c s suit for women. Also that line of heavy lmitt stockings at 25c. it is wonthy of on invsstmc_nt»Pa»t.cns

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"Horae rugs st PA_'i'0NB1.'llhlnk of

G' M~ Camlnlell. D- D., on Scotland'

_quality at low price. 1_1-3ridstu2w.

-from

.in Suiiirnvrside nturdsy.

-Hay Wire Brace, McKay & Co.,

Bummerside, have exceptionally good

-Dr. P. C. ,llau_rpby, Tignish. was a lassenger byl the EmpreSS WY-\1l'I\iflE from Halifax, Saturday night.

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-The Morning Daily Guardian can he obtained at _Lai’lerty's-'1‘onB0r\Hl Parlors. Summerside. 12'15d\`lf-

-E. Arsennult, Summerside, who

has been in Halifax attending the Borden Banquet returned Saturday ngnz.-s. . '

-All news, advertising and e\_1.h~ rcriptlons in Suulrnerslde and vicinity ilioina in handed to Ernest ilicquar- rio, Agent, _ 7-29dl'tf.

-Flour, Flour!!! Money saving Dri-

ces--wholesale and retail--at 1311108. McKay & Co., Ltd., Summersille.

-Dont forget the lecture to be de-

livered by Rev. (LM. Campbell,D.l)., on Scotland in the Epwortb Hall, Summerside, tonight. Admission 20 cents.

-All news, aclveri-ising and sub-

scriptions in Alberton and vicinity mould be handed to H. clark, agent

drtl

-Come and hear wlint n Scotch-

man has to say of his Ain Countre ‘n the Elrworth Hall, Summerside, tonight. Everybody should henr Dr. .')ampbell’s lecture. Scotch songs will be rendered during the evening.

-The funeral of the lute Jos.

Bliote took place Saturday morning. Service at the St. Pnul‘s Church was oerformed by Rev, J. (‘-_ McLean. ’l'lic iulhbenrcrs were J. D. Perry, Gilbert Gallant, .Joseph J. Perry und John ferry.-S.

-The following are the Albcrton

market prices-Oats, per bus, 40 cents; potatoes, per bus, 30 cents; rggs, per doz, 20 cents; hides, per lb, I cents; butter, per lb, 20 to 21 rents; loose hay, per ton, $9; press-_ ed hay, per ton, $10; pork, per lb, 5 to 7 cents and turnips, per bus, 14 cen_l:s.A.

-'l`hnt desirable property in Tryon consisting of residence, store, barn, sheds, &c., and _2 or 9,; acres oi land, is oflered for sale at n _right price. It is near churches, schools and 'other conveniences. Has rural mail delivery and telephone connec tion. Applicants should write J. P Hood, Charlottetown, for furthei Darticulars, or ask Albro Howatt. 'lflelli-li Y 'uo.i.i_l,

-Following is the standing of the

pupils of Alberton High School for

-M. E. Francis. Grade IX.-1st_,Bea- trice Campbell, 2nd., (`a1vin Lewis, Llrd., Lucy Canlpbell. Grade VIII.-- lst., Sanford Bennett, 2nd., Elaine Woodman, 3rd., Herbert Bell. Vice- principel's Dept.-Raymond McCar- ville. Grade Vll.-lst., Bertha Ben- nett, Znd., Marion Uamphcll, 3rd., Eleanor McDonald. Grade V1.-lst., Mary Cahill, 2nd., Gertie White, 3rd., Ruby Campbell' Grade V.-lst., Eva Olllearn, 2nd., Helen Agnew, 3rd., Hubert Bell. Miss Ficlding’s Dept.- Grade IV.--lst., Kenneth Ross, 2nd., Edith Cahill, 3rd,, Bcrthu Miller. Grade III.-lst., James Watson, 2nd,, Augustine Ahenrn, 3rd., Frances Graves. Grade l'l,- lst., Dorothy Waugh, 2nd., Annie Gaudin, 3rd., Av- it Gaudet. Grudc 1.-lst., Blanche Miller, 2nd., Addie Graves, 3rd., Al- ice Hogan.-A.

E¢.=r¢9°T°l¢° r is °P°\‘@*°

1 ~,|anly.v.° table-»v~i=~l\#>r

ongixldmpi. ueniulfni. ugliness: y -

»Hoo.d;§' ` Pills

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356 curl.ain‘ leon for 22c and l5o',klnd lor'l0o." Seo this snap ln window. Beer& Weeks. »

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"Special showing of dress goods at

Pntons today. Three special lines countered 32c, 78c, and 51.00.11-Gdlli'

Furniture headquarters-Beer 81 Weeks. ll-4dr3l

“Stanficlds underwear is having 11

special display in Pntons western window to-day. 11-4d3i.

$8.00 extension tables for

$6.00. 5 legs. Beer Q. Weeks.

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"Join the great ° procession who

ure buying their winter overcoats and underwear nt Futons. 11-4d3l.

dealer 'for

Inverness lloal

llnexcllell fur

llousaliulll -ilse

Clean and Free

Try some --

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, Do It To-Day

' Come in cmd' select your

the month oi October:,Principals Dept `

'5irici_ly lash add :l_*’_§_lf_§_§_4__'0 _ _

Meds Autumn

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_ llawes Von Gal are 1' known the world over t0

be the best $3 oQ hats 0” ‘ ‘ the market. They are the recognized leaders of cor- rect style. And our per- i sonal guarantee goo: with

each hat. ' F

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0|' Take what You' Can Gai

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. We‘re hsllers io particular men, ani every mm

should be phriiculsr about his list. We've s hai for

-every lace ai a price for every purse. Siiff hats, Soft hats, Crush hats. Prices from 50c to $5.00.

Prowse Bros Ltd

, The Store Sajslacfion ' ». How About

m“”r

Your Winter Sun '

‘ or Qvereoslf

Have you purchased yet;

If not, we .would like the chance of showing you what really IS High Chas Tailor-

i ing. ‘

r Bruce Tailoring insures

you expressive clothes, tailor- ed in the best fashion, :ind made by expert craftsmen _

__ Made to your special mens. - ure.

Only the most dependable

fabrics are used and best of

-_ linings and trimmings. I _ _ .

Suits $20.00, $22.00

to $50.00.

Overcoats _ $20_00_

$22-.00 to $52 00.

Try ns once.--

You will come again.

D- A- ` .Bruce

Merchant Tailor.

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MacLellan Bros

“A large showing of twc-‘ds just

Slorm Bools

If you want a storm boot

that combines neatness with the best of "rough and ready” service you should take a look at the- ones we are showing. '

With 9, pair of our tartann-" '

ed boots you can walk in slush and wet for several hours and still have warm 'and dry feet.

X A_Sk your X.

the thing for the rollgli l\'ovc'n|icr weather Soon nt llnnd sc1li\i;:_ for loc per yard 42 inches wi<lv_---l’.\'l`\JT\`5.

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"The Davis “Sull‘.i'-ne" cilfors

lends them all. .lust you \'ry oi". :ind see if this isn’t right. IC for 251'. ld. A. Foster, (‘ontrul 3lrli'.»=;t~>l-r, :Bunny- side. l,‘~3.l3i_

foil

lie Presto collur swcnter coats

are something new, und you will ike tbem. You may wenr them down like an ordinary collar,/or mi- litary style. Colne in, they're worth eeiug. D. A. Bruce. 10-24dtl.

"Our diagonal serges nre one of the

most popular fabrics of the season making scrvicnhlc _vet stylish suits.lt comes in _the fashionable sbudes of f-11f1.I‘0d, navy, tnupe and myrtle green. Regular $1.00 vuluc now yours for 7Sc.-Pntons. 10-/.iifltf

, “Come in and pick your suit or l vercoat while the assortment is

ere, dont wait till the better put- _terns go. The finest range of suit- lmgs and overcoatings we have ever l hown is ready now. D. A. Bruce.

_ _ 10-24d,tl.

l We have just received a big lshlpment of men‘s coat sweaters Including Hewson's Knit-to-Fit. and Penman's. You are invited to c-all and inspect them. Prices $l.00 to $4.00-National Cloth- Inu Co. io-Qatr

"Just rcccl\'cd a large consignment

»o_f Boy's und Girl’s Dogskin gloves all

izes 75c lmir. Moore & McLeod.

10-28dtf.

I “Patons will oder 100 pieces of fashionable fur neckwenr ,md mnfln nt `such low prices that will please the purchasers. 11.4(l3l

Mens 9, 12 and 15 inches

high, from $3.50 to $6.00 a pan-_

Boys' 9 inches high $2.75

- and $3.00.

_ Morris & Smilh

__ Queen Street. - 1* W r .ll .

“Special sale of melton goods at

Patons. These goods make very eer- vicable school dresses and coats for the little folks at a Very lvlllllflf price 32c per yard 44 inches wide.- |Pntonl;_ 10-llidtf.

‘,‘0ur new fall neck wear has nr- ived, consisting of nil the new idvna uch as side jabots, Collars with jsbots attached, Frillings etc., 25. 30. 50 to $2.50. Moore & McLeod.

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possible, _

IMS are here and

received.

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. 10.000 Cr0Ckerll' Sale

As I am removillg from ‘Charlottetown I am going

to close out my Crockery business in as short a time as

To do this I- am giving discounts ranging from

` 25 to 50 per cent' 1

~ This is not a depleted stock, but a well sorted, up

to the minute One- All Fancy China, Dolls, ef¢,»for Christ-

will be included. _

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._, ‘ - ~ _.shelf-r.:i§d»*`~;a‘a.aa.:r.¢‘lL.tri-rszmuints s any - ‘- ~ l - w .-1- »».;<f- .-~» ~- . f .V ... _ - _ ._ . 1-.~ . ,_ , _ _ ._ _».. .- . _ . -

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This sa1e_W_i11 continue until all goods are sold,

unless a sufficient offer `for the whole stock is

Slrlc__ _Casli No goods-on approllillon; Goods may

.- he returné or exchanged within tweii`ty.four hours after

deli-v_er_y. __ Anyone now having goods on approbation or on -hire will kindly return same as quicklyas possible.

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