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It Banishes Every Trace of

Sons of Scotland meets every second

Monday in each month in Mechanids Hall Prowse Block.-E. Canaries, Rec. Secre- tary.

ORANGE ORDER. Boyne Lodge, No. 614, meets 2nd

land -ith Fridays in Wright's, Hall,`

- _- 5' at 8 p. in.-D. McNair., Recording

Poisonous Acid From _Secmam

the Blood.

Has Made More Permanent and

Wonderful Cures Than All

Other Medicines in

St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 meets

every Tuesday night, at 8 o‘ciock, in Offer Hall.-D. J. McKtNNoN,Secreta.ry.

Lavy Wallace Lodge No. 27, meets lst

and 3rd Fridays, in Wright s Hall.-MRS. Cnossusn, R. Sec y.

L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpah, Loyal Orange

Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every Thursday night in 0ifer’s Hall.-J

ThWrl. I pell

e 0 d Chdp . R. Sec’y. make up a premy mat or ,rug as -...au

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I Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of cost. Send your address to the 'W

“__ 1 each month. Visiting brethren welcome. & Richardson Co., Limited, Montreal, ai.

All rheumatic sufferers dread the CITY Council meets the second Monday you will receive free of costs sheets

variable and trying weather of Octoberl n each month. Dr. James Warbuton designs toselect from.

Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk. ,. __ V ,.1 , ,_

The Charlottetown School Board meets if

andsiesmimi

the llrst Monday of _each month. Ewen' 0 t .

Stewart. Secretary- 1 e e P

roR.Es'rER.s. ' - .

Cotmr Avonnami, I 0 F loin-th ,_..,,.__,.___,,_,,,._ s

Tuesday of each month Mechanics ' i """""“'

Ii.o`<i>f.’F`?e<iii:st A _ In these days of high prices for fuel it behooves households rs before lay

ing in their winter supply of scft coal to have a trial Tgngf Pgf

and November. Sufferers from the ` various forms of rheumatism particularly; muscular, iniammatory, gout and lum-` bago-suffer more intensely in the autumn . months. Chilling winds, damp air, cold v rains and night frosts, aggrieate existing misery and asrony. ` Thousands of victims of rheumatism

hnvecome back from summer health re- elrtbonly to find themselves as badly ttrtured and crippled as they were before they started lor their false Mecas of ilth. Mineral springs, baths and message system can never drive out the morbid principle of terrible rheumatism from the blood and joints.

Careful medical tests and a long ex

patience prove that Paine’s Celery Com- pund is the only agent and medicine for tbeaare of all forms cf rheumatism,and succeeds when everything else fails. With nconddence created and strrngthened by thousands of victories over rheumatism, ‘wo urge sufering men end women to use Pnlne’s Celery Compounn. Its marvellous virtues will meet your case and do for you what it has done for others. Mrs. J. Vince, Barrie, Ont., says: I am happy to say I have taken Paine’s elery Compound with great results. 1

tad sciatica so badly that I could not turn In bed or walk without\ help, .and fora period of three weeks was helplessly laid npand sulfered pain that at times was shnost unbearable.

“I tried many medicines, but all in vain.

Iwasafterwards recommended to try Pa.lne’s Celery Compound. I used six llottles and am entirely cured, and enjoy pod health. I take great pleasure in re- alnmendlng the valuable medicine that sured me.”

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25,000 New Words

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work attended to at the properx. time. We not only do our work promptly but we do it properly. Our workmen are experienced

and we guarantee satisfaction.

F B ll H ' G Fit

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ting, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate work we are unexcelled. '§BOBT. B. SMALL

Great George Street, Milluers 0

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On and alter Mondsi, June xoth., xgor, the

amhsof this railway wi run daily (Sundays mented) as followsz-

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and third Tuesday of each month in Me-, chanic’s Hall Grafton St.---J. W. Suther and,Sec’y.

Masons.

St. Jobn's Lodge, in Masonic Temple,

second Tuesday in month, David Mc Lenuan, Sec’y.

Victoria. Lodge in Masonic Temple, first Monday in month.-W. AP. Doull, Sec’y. ~ Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May-

sons in Masonic Temple, Brst Thursday in month except June. July and Augustl J.

Knights’ Templars. 3rd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Temple.

Albert Edward Lodge ol I uiu~iitx.e

Degree A. Sc A.S.R 3rd Thursday, follow ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July, Oct. ’

Prince George Encampment. Royal crest ers meets every Inursday in Wrightfs Hall.---Murdook McLeod Ilust rrious Archivist.

‘Jourt Charlottetown, C.O. F.,flrst and

third Thursday. Wright’s HalL----W, C Whitlock, Sec’y. c--an Absgweit, c. 0.' rf -meets in

Fore~iter’s Hall, Prowse Block. on the seconi and fourth Thursday ci each month -H. W. Weeks, Rep.-Sec’y.

omrrmmows.

PortLa Joie Encampment on second Wednesday in each month.--D. R. Mc- Lennan R. S.

St; Lawrence Lodge every Monday

evening. E. M. Younker, Sec’y ‘

Wildey Lodge every Friday evening

in their, hall in Victoria Row. Geo McI»eodS¢;c’y. Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No , meets every firstand third Tuesday evening.-» Fanny J. Wise, Secretary.

KNIGHTS or Pvrmns. Knights of Pythias--Empire Lodge.No.l9 every Thursday evening at 8 o’clock, in Pythian Hall, Prcwse’s New Block.--~J. H Williams, Keeper of Records and Seal.

soNs or ENGLAWD. Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs day evening in S. 0. E. Hall Victoria. Row. John A. Field, Sec’y. '

Lodge Prince Edward meets second and

fourrth Tuesdays ot each month in S.O.E. Hall, Victoria Roiv..~-E. H. Duchemin

SW _ _ , »

LOYAL CRUSADERS. ~

Company “A." every Monday in Wrights Hall at 6.30 p. m.---Ada Wan man, Sec y. ‘

SONS or TRHPEBANCE.

Victoria Division, S. I). r., on Monday.

at 8 p. m.

Orient Division, Friday, at 8 p. m. Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday.---W. H Clarke R. Scribe.

BOER PFISONERS ESCAPE.

Three of the Boer prisoners of war e.~-

caped from Darrell`s Island, Bermudali

Districts

are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys ilter the blood of all that shouldn’t be there. The blood passes through _the kid- neys ovefy three minutes. If the kidneys do 'their work no impurity of cause oi disorder can remain- in the circulation longer than that time. Therefore if our

blood is out .of order _ypur kidneys have hiled in their work. ey are in need of stimulation. strengthening- ' or doctonng' . Onemedicine willdo all threo.the lineal, and most imitated blood medicine ,illlre

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Dodds Kiflncva

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Lmnnagat

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J. Weldon, Sec’y. ,

Prince Edward Preceptory, No. 35T

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DIAMOND DYES AND

Diamond Dye Mott Rug

Patterns '

Are The Favorites Everywhere

For cver twenty years the Diamond

Dyes havelbeen the chosen and popular some dyes all over the civilized world. In Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, Diamond Dyes are as eagerly sought for as in the -homes of this -continent. Diamond Dyes dye perfectly all weights of fabrics, producing rich and -brilliant colors thatnever fade.

The “Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Pat-

terns" are also deservedlyjpopular. The designs are artistically colored on the best Scotch .Hessian and ready for hr cir- ing. Any lady in her spare time -i

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to mkfor, andsccilut yonget STAN‘1‘!(’)°;q‘5 For soloonryvhoro. Price 25 cts per b e.. `

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ron FAMILY USE ‘

Foraale everywhere 25c rbox or by mail on receipt o price.

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Cheap Light For _the

Call and get some M of Kerosene Oil,-

to Chariot totown,

Qhow-Chow, 221;;

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alf doa bars Surprise

cents. No Tea cas best Hi\2lVsrd's We sell the

Uncle,

Those are cash prices. Goods delivered frm if -Jitv. Phone %)8.` ., ._

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IRI GUARDIAN WN PRINCE.

'"Mack’s lnuhle

It has been proved beyond dispute that this Starch is

the finest Laundry Starch in the world, .It was invented by R. Mack, and is manufactured byihim at Ulm, Germany

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Ask your coal merchant for prices and compare and see the MONEY

v YOU CAN SAVE. PORT HOOD COAL for KITCHEN S'l'OVESaudc _ OPENIGRATES is second to nor-e. It makes fa QUICK FIRE, CHEER ‘FLL BLAZE throws out a TREMENDOUS HEAT, and burns a way _ eaving NO CLIN KERS and VERY LITTLE ASH.

ORDER A TRIAL AZN D BE CONVINCED

FUR THE FAU. TRADE

' We are prepared to supply our customers with

The Frost and Wood Go y

Steel Plows, Disc Harrows and Spring Tooth Harrows

7 Steamer

J. Fleury s Sons

Boot Cutters and Pulpers--C.-rn and Straw Cutters, Gram Crmhev

and Grinders. _ _ Y

mmfmda

Hal Mfg 0oy’s Sl..

Fan Mills, Shakers and Cleaners, Thrashers and Horse Power leave Halifax

making same

_ admit issued to

Potato Diane is, Truck 'Wx-gc-i=_i-,C.»»rt Wheels 'and Axles, Road Cams, Ruse *"3"* *‘*" 9** Wagons, Harness, (horns, Washers and Wringen.

- Our prices are, very low for casbfor approved credit. Cell and sw `

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ARL0li MAATCHES

'are put up neat sliding b xes convenient to h ndle.

No Sulphur, No .disagreeable fumes,

Friday night, and have not yet been ‘ ’ _ ‘ ecaptured. Troops are securing the , Barrister sc

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Breach Mila, Glace Bay 6 ll.

Collections promptly attended to. ov w 8 mos.

,A Male Teacher For West Kent _

Street School-one holding a lirsr s

class license preferred . n

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owners, usa>¢~em'» sms

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Us yim knowqlsbout the meehandisni

of a §§ano--the hammers, strings

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'inelfflbetween cheap; unseasonf-d mlteriflils in the hands of poor work

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