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CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. IQO3. _ __

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'-“.3 Dresses of White Lawn past Coats of lleilienme

Ununed dresses of fine white lawn m 'ery pretty and very smart. Th

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S. Kernohan’s Incuranle Dis-:A an mb fancy coat,

no tucks. while the sleeves are pre ~ Mt fulled into a tightly fitting uppe prdon. Some have little turnover co mg and cuffs of pale material e -I wide;-ed in white. This is particularly mcmng in pale blue when combin 'mg s ribbon sash and neck ribbon of gpg same color Dust coats of white sicilienne are "fy dainty to wear over thin gow

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Five Doctors Agreed there was no y Hope for Him, but He has Been Strong and Well for Years

wonderful cures by Do¢i<1`s Kidney Pills published almost daily. recall the case of Samuel Kernohan, of this place. It ls` years now since he was cured, but as he is still cured it is well worzh recalling the facts, and Mr. Kernohan delights to relate bhfmo -

Some time in December, lS9ii," he says,,`\

“I was taken sick and laid up for f. nrtcen

TAILOI HAD# ILT.

summer seamstress and merely trimmed with a loose collar of lace. The plain straw tailor made hat is useful because it may be worn with gowns of any color simply by adding a

chiffon veil of that hue. Among the novelties in veils, by the way, is one of pale lavender trimmed with an edge of ecru lace. .

Floral garnitures are very smart on

chip and bass shapes, and the “crushed” roses. bare of foliage and _arranged in heavy masses or conven-J

Flower trimmed hats also have the ad~` dltion of feathers, and the plateau now has a broad border of contrasting color.

The picture shows a tailor made hat

Kidney Disease.

Ailments of the l\iost Painful znd Fatal Nature Prevented and

DR. CHASE’S _

theumatism, lumbago, stone in the kid neys and bladder; when you think of t dreadful fatality' of Bi-@ht’s disease, dropsy, diabetes and apoplexv, you may well wonder why people neglect to keep the kidneys in perfect order, fo|;,all these ailments are the direct result offdcranged kidneys.

oooe the kidneys mi to filter from the

blood rho impure and Doisonous waste matter there is trouble ofa painful and

fering which accmnpan! l>1\¢k8¢l;*?

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sympzoms are backache, weak, lamn back, pains in the leis and sides, de- posiis in one nrlss, iiapoii-od disw2i°11.

ness audfsorenessin the joints `£i.i feel- ings of weariness and lassiiuds. I Prevention is always b90U¢l§__U1_°-U °‘"@» ~ and hence the advisablfty nsiniz 11'- Uh&So`8Kid -I.¢£ver_:=-P* oli the ver!

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Whether-to prevent orcnre, Dr. Cbase’8 Kidney-Liver Plllsare the most elfootivl treatment yoncan obtain. _tot bella” their direct and specidc action 011 55° 'Kldneys, they keep fthe b0w¢l8 !'¢8I1lU‘ and the liver active, and hence 9111"! 55.0

lmtomasehemove the-cause-std-lsuasi-F

'rhis medicine soo 1oaa_siooo__invv=11 11° llaht to first place ss acura furthe comll” liuatss and serious dsrsagsmonts 01 91°

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J walk about. I took in all, eighteen boxes,

/ ta work.

“Dodo’s Kidney Pills are the best

friend I ever found." '

months. During my confinement to my l house and to my bed, I was atteuned at various times by live doctors. Three of, them decided that my disease was ir. cur- able, Iloating Kidney, and two o!them that it was Spinal Disease. All agreed on or e thing-that my case was inctrable.

“\Vhen my money was all gone, asa

matter of necessity_and as my_11s'. hope I tried I)Jdd's Kidney Pills. I had only t-ken three boxes whenl was able to

when I was entirely cured and quite able

ACCESSORIES OF DRESS.

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Ifelus and Cape Eleets Are Useful In Transforming Gowns.

The accessories of dress mean a good deal in the way of its success. Every ` year more care is exercised in the de- signing of them.

The wide collar-almost a cape-of

lace or any dainty material is the one

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son, and it is seen on at least one gown or coat in every smart wardrobe.

The nchu, hand painted, embroidered

or made of lace. is a welcome addition to a simple gown or to one which has grown narrow through the shoulders.

Tassels and applications of all de-

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that they can _be $_\\i>u;1dé;i§_¢¢1 tv- thertof0_l'n1_,_ C .._ #L sat stoiosesn was vt; Iwi sont so venneuofu on lvorriah. dai” it had a border of marabou in the natural brown tint and round the col-

Walklng Costumes -More Elaboratmi

Buck ""1 Wm” wnn' The Great Cry of Those Who Haw

shoulder drapery of planed silk fringe

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There is something very chic about a lack and white wrap. Fringes play n important part in the trimming of

derly woman was three-quarter

wanxnto cosnnm.

length in soft moire antique, with a

black velvet lined with cream satin. ‘

Walking costumes are increasing in.

chic, and this is possible because of the greater length of the skirt. The little coats now boast of application, fancy lapels and, in a word, all the or- namentation of a dressy ‘tailor made.

The long tailor made, by the way,

exists only in a modified form for semidressy occasions.

The extreme ilckleness of the weath- er this season has been exceedingly trying. it The result is that modistes are triving to hit the happy medium in trucks for smart functions. ,Transpar- ent necks have been softly lined. and a thin gown is provided with some- thing substantial in the fashion of a stole, which can be worn on cool days without spoiling the effect of the toilet.

The walking costume in the illustra-

tion is of navy blue canvas trimmed with red and black embroidery.

f~ _ .IUDIC CHOLLETo

Her Blood

Turned to Water

And She Became a Prey to Permi- ci .us Anaemia-Cured by the

Great Blood-maker -

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‘About a year ago] writes Mrs. S.»'G.

Stanhope of Rothe say, ‘my daughter com- plaine1 ot feeling th ed. She was very calc and listless, and kent losing strength trll too weak to atrend school. The doctors prescribed different bottles gof medicine but Elaine kept getting worse insfead ofb tter. She nad Anaemia and we were afraid for a whale that she might never rallv. We read a s‘milai-case, that

of Ferrozone to make any decided _f provement, but when six boxes were us ed my daughter was beginning to be r old si-if again. It didn’t lake much lo r to make a complete cure. and .I sm n- vinceo that there is no better blood-m er than Fenonone. It has <mad,a@p_s@girl of Elaine. She has gained ten pounds in

iveiaht suddoiks tha- nic!-un of '-p_¢@ct eslth.__.%i¢ is stalker and srijoysgsthe best of sp ts. The credit of her recovery is entirely due to Ferroaonel

Every growing girl and young woman can _makmneiseit strong and healthy with Ferromne. It makes blood nerve and tissue-makes it fast, and makes it to

stay. Ciegtmplexlon gona’ becomes rosy, erves new stuns _ l11=4¢_ _ess vqi - hglthiaftée-;rsvlird`£or using erronons; whbh"ls» sold by 'all druaalsts. Price i0c. per box or six boxes

i D » spepsia Tablets! .

of Lltile Shippegsn, GloucesverCo. N. B., says, and it's what thousands of others I i are saying every day. They M11 Bl” YW their reasons for saying itjtoo. M188

‘Campbell gives hers as follows: l

of Miss D-scent of Stirling, Ont., be ` g cured by Ferrczune, and this induc | pass the cemetery? _ to get it for Eiaii.-e. It took three es ` '

Wliat Tnousaiids siy

Been Relieved ironi the Miseries of Dyspepsia by Dodd 'S D) SP¢P5la _ Tablets. , l

‘I cannot say enough in favor of Doid’S

Tnat’s what Miss Gusty V. C+mpbell.1~

'I sufered from Dyspsosia 301' l>W° I

months and was always getting worse till H reading of cures by Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tsb- ‘ lets led me to try them. Cue box cured me completely and I can honestly recom- mend Dadd’s D yspep-lla Tablets io all who are suderiog from Dyspepsia/ _ It is cures like this that have made

Dodd’s D yspepsia Tablets a household word throughout Canada. They promllfd! relieve the aches and pains of Dyspspsia; :hey drive away the despondencfllhat is one of the worst f=_atures of this too com- mon complaisi. But they do more. They cure Dyspepsia once and for all. You can’t find a Dy speptic Who has evei‘»_ used DJdd’s Dyspepsia Tablets. .

The half may be better than the whole. but give a kid a p‘e and see when he I

stops.

SOI‘C Il1l'02I.

Mr. Chas Johnson, Bear River, N. S.,

says: "I was troubled with hoarseness and sore throat and after taking three bottles of Dr. Wooi’s Norway Pine Syrup I was entirely cured. Z

A married man says his home is run by the rule of three-baby, wife and mother

m°l”s

Wormsare dangerous, often brin _'on

convulsions and death. If your cbi§ is suffering from th»=m,adminisierDr Lowe's Pleasant Woim Syrup which is safe and always edectual. Price 25c.

“Sometimes in Japan a girl does not

sae her husband until she is married.”

“Over here she seldom sees him after

he is married.”

Minard’s Liniment lor sale everywhere.

When it comes to sallinz tha shipof

life, the more rocks you strike the better

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is now open for the Fall and Winter Course and invites all who wish to secure a sound, practical, business tra ' . Since last term, every department has been s f , many new Typewriiing machines secured and one t _ feet of sitting capacity added. Students are assured of t* very best in a Business Education that a long experience' and iii-st-class teachers can give. No other college in the prov:

ince has better facilities, and the student has the

of attending _a college thoroughly established in the oonddnnnt of those who employ skilled labor. It is no experiment. Ont

graduates are almosteverywhere (enjoying good positloil ld are always anxious to assist a_C B C. in getting employi 1 _

is the time to enter for a FULL or PARTIAL course. This

tide and opportunity wait for no man. Shouglnkgwd posi- tion present itself to you to~morrow are you ed to ill

it? If not, is it wisdom to delay getting an _ education such

85 can be had at the Charlottetown _ _ ' _ sult your interests by writing ot applying* _t Onée fd?

information to _

.fo-.=».»-.-=f 1.. n. Mitten,

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Loatns in Canada - - `- - 'A -_ $f§.000.0D

Money advanced on Real Estate at Lurrent Rate! _alt _I

the passage,

Headache All Gone.

_ Mrs Melbourne Parker Torbrook, N. S., writes: “I have used Mf|buru’s Sterling _Headache Powders, and' after taking one oritwo felt better at once, and was able to _cet up ard R0 on with my work.” Price __10c and 2a1, _ all dealers.

Likely Sir Tommy thinks it better to

have raced ani lost than never to have

_raced at all _ _ _

Minor. Linanioni co»-... Donafoa.

Mother-Tommy, you’ra really ton bad!

He1e’s a hole in your trousers that wasn’t there this mornin!!

Tommy-Where do you suppose it was,

then? HB8; ar.i’s Yellow Oil is a' good remedy”

_ for man or beast. It reduces swelling, ahays inflamatlou, takes cut 'pain and

cures cuts, burns, bruises, sprains. quin- ‘ _sy, sore thrust. etc. Price 25c

Even the brakeman on a railroad is

not allowed to break the mics.

A fancy tie-The fashionable wedding.

' “I have tried Laxa-Liver Pills. and Rnd

tion and Biliousness.

J. McCallum, Stouffville, Ont.

For getting in some due licks on the

small boys' stomach, the green apple crop is not so green.

Minard's Liniment Relicves Neuralgia. ~

1 She-Don’t yon.<alwa,ys shiver when you

He -Not I. rin going to be _ If_.you can’t sleep on>a.ccount_offai-aging

totgghtalche, lfaivzleis-KTl‘oothmha.` s s ac s ve cam. " 1oo;nii mooioino ameri? °°

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for $2.50. By mail from The For-roaone Company, Kingston, Ont. Get a supply

hunt mio on aooona on is oisoinoslr 1# lomptrcliofand lasting care. Invllw dthesornorsiu no wuts or time uid uooovnno nriok/ao. ius~i¢wll;w¢r\fl° with newand untriod semsdi¢lW|1°'lD|'~'

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