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'iinirisndaathcmaandsbroada Gnrphotolalahaaatifulisis- isiaaadararaal works cf art
GEO. ii." COUK
l’H°T00llPBBl. The s udio where hairy ia always wel coma.
I ll|||n’Il|rn telglhviar l
tough. Gills. liains, aio.
Ono pack; will effect a
cure or bdaenlcisl re- sults.. g horsemen and farmere testify to its merits.
Prlceéye per box. By mail
to any dress.
treo. is. iiucuts,
| Ap:>tl\ecariesHa1l. ,
Trouser Tips!
Hang your beet pair of
trousers up on the wail and takes _ square look at alien. V .dengrtaina any are gmlemgh any dia- enm ng dresser to wear at r
my “particular appointment:
NSU! K°°d #WUI
iur YOVT Iinotl want tolli.- preae upon you the iii h rank .
we have attained in this par- -
ticular iiae.- Goods lsteat and
la?e variety-nt, wnrkuiau- , iii p. ate., unsurpassed. Price I 4 moderate. Cai and we’ll
prove it to you.
" D. Molraren. T.'.'..‘f'.'.T ......::-.~.w~-- -
NEW CUDFISH
We have on hand a nice line of Boneless Fish and Codiish, put up by the new iiah company, Souris, P. B. 1.' _ They are nicely packed, no
bones ieit in them and well cured.
ALSO the sense line in Eve
pound boxes. very handy just the thing for family nas.
Cali at our store and _we will be
pleased to alifiw you our line. -
Prices are right.
Mckennts. roccry, ‘the late Provincial Exhibition
Ph!-11 iiii'."»i'.$?.”.i‘..."'”r»ii‘.“'
i
That ENGRA
W. 0. Olarrnu. loft yesterday marl-
hg lar Baton and New York.
Nliiiiiilli
sts...
Wil
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in New Prwta zia*=i_»_»a.'*_“°°~e~“_u _“I
Charlottetcvin.; . --- _ A nn<\i\!ii‘W'd 11-*""'“"__‘,‘
wltitaa tia,l-.
-Qniulll.
-‘ ' ,c.¢si¢s,svau-
@ J» lsnoaaid.
' luv. Wrnuaar Doasos will address . .-
Pu’ ' “ *J* when “and uc un pu tlsmerfsineetlug in the Y I 0.4 'i°”"'°":“' “I”
._ port udlknr l0l~\|¢0BUl'9w IW lm PWM”
0er I' yu avr" ir..-img tri|»p¢¢» as ct r. my li'.H'=°l“ *"4 " ““£°u'=""“`;,§
' ’ rtrsirsacc. ai-,penis nmiuru. ni lan-Hal ll'W:Yh“lf;°""t_ “‘
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, , Babb!!
has ol Edmonton Bulletin.
CHANGE saosst,,§
il
i The fill shoe quéa-
tion now looms up in every min’s mind with great importance, and
l now is the time to get ` a pair of our iall shoes.
All our new stviel are ready, ard whatever yo.i may need in the shoe line, we are con- 5 fident we can give you | .» just what you want. 5' If you have never bought shoes here per- haps we will surprise you. It a‘on'ttakeyou long to discover the merit of our shoes at
any rate. _
. is-5°. ,$4-°° $4 5°. . $5.00 and $6.00 are .. some of ourshoe prices.
'I`he same as at other ; stores you’ll say, all stores have the same t prices. That’s true- but the shoes are so d_iHerent-so very dif-
ferent. Come,
I . and be convinced.
if Alley Q Co. Sole Agents for Iu-
E
1 victus Shoes. g ,
H0 EY
We have just received from
It took FIRST PRIZE at
and is the genuine thing.
Bccr & Goff.
Rubbers |
We keep rubbers to
suit all kind of boots.
Now _is the time to
buy them and save s
Dcetor'a bill. _ M»a.'».'r.iai¢»', ui.-
_aaf,jt»yif"u»a cana- mia ` . _ ",‘_;|\ __ _
'iiry aiaiorlrabbara.
ot the Guardian
WHO SMUKES
$ l0.0o0-liioatrose “The Best 5c._ Clear”
“La liamaca” 3 for 25c.
5000 in Stock.
Bros.
Famous I Soap
favorite. I
and ba con-
byailgroeers.
lla: Cana A. Karlsson. a former no aiilant of Oyster Bed Bridge, is now living in Lamonreux, Alberta. and has been ap- pointed to the position ot teacher in the school at that place.
1'ol0ln0w,tlrclllhIriat.,willbo obsarv -
ad throughout tlis povlnce as Bible
preached in reference tothe work arid
Tll ldnionton Bulletin ci the hd inet. a -Oharlas H d
residential sites lait in tha west and.
In connection with the vacant rector-
slrip of Trinity church, caused by the el- ection of Rev. Canon Richardson as ccad-
Wllklnsou, o¢8r. Peter’a church, Toronto.
clergyman ol the maritime provinces. Hr- is the son of the late George A. Sciaodeld, and is an excellent preacher. Rev. Mr, Simpson is rector of Si. Patcr's church,
a graduate ol Wyclliie College, Toronto. Mr. Simpson iniormes The Guardian tha' the above is the first lntlmation be hash - received oi above rumor. So hras he is concerned there la na foundation tor the
veraua ThsClty Council comes up for argument betore the Court ot Appeal in
- Wi
fsctums, or briefs oi argument were illed by both parties. It ll said that they srevnry exhaustive treatises, and that
avery elaborate argument may be ex- pected. The question to be decided la whether a ratepayer hal any right to ills a Bill against the gcverlnir body oi a nruiaicipal Corporation, aa regards illegal expenditure ol the 0ity's fund ii:
s, e
complainant ilililellant in appeal) contend- ing that a raiapayer has such
pondants in appeall’ contending that auch action could only be taken by th. Attorney-General by way oi information. The question oarna up by way of demurrer before Mr. J notice Hodgson, the Halter
against this judgement the complainant la now appealing. Aa this ia the Int time this question has coma before the Courts of this Province the ircialon ofthe Court of Appeal will be ni general In'er~ eat, an it- alll in cifect srtlic tha pracdor uercin such cases.
and builds up the body in general This
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Central Drugstore
Every man who euloya a irood cigar wil
be interested in the tact that. we haveadd ed ao our stack, eighteen choice brands oi domestic and hrelrn oilrars. The cigar is here that will please even the biagest. “cigar crank.” Wa give spsclsl prices lnr bnalcss of cigars. Sea us waen you issl like a smoke. The Two Macs, MscDon
} to C RC2dCf _ aid I MacKinnon, Drug-gt ts, Cor. Gt: 1
G0o.l.Kt.Btn. dtwll
Winter le coming, prepare tor it by get-
tiana lur lined cost. For lpdies-,ws have wrayaad white squirrels Hamster and Iaiuga linings. For collars-wa hava8t-one lartin and Alaska Sable, Olrle §ble and Isabella Fox. For gen
'-r lined aoats-we ie
with ottar andParslaa .ii lsr
Inspection invited. John lac-.
R00. ll-Iildli.
Rat
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fabric, wdi ima aa son
:oigheve merlcan
ago, Io led: / to-itdii
it rqnrtsaari 'as new
tom' I new tesallluu
Fiiit.
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gt-‘xg -`.'_!‘ S
his girls is pliable mails.
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E0i`l`0li’S MAIL
SUMMEIISIDE FiiiE l`iELiEF~
g,,,..1 ,g sy ras stunmmioa piricdi
Society Sunday. Special sermons wilibel nhgnsrgge want and privaticn are
qupipnurl in that locality. on account oi
nasdwlthf Bwiety- use ment destructive an. situonrh
ian” brtaiuaiwi orlalvm I ma# “I that much praise is dna those who have
say : . Perkins. the lrm oi r.P¢r\rinraoc., pareaasui aiu une. »°U-°°"***°‘“‘ '"¥"‘°"°‘“"" lots on thesoutbaast corner ol_ Vlolwla "|'“» I°°'“u°‘ "hu mm “S” hat ml ssvrnia -mm yesterday mn A. 'M MN* °°Y“'*""‘° °°““' °' " th :mir tor aio,uoo. » 'rats is css ct on but "°\“~ °° “W “‘°“~ ‘dd "“°"“"’ "° '
“aqui sung-ripclon llat, I. e. to get cm
sd, duiribntethem anions the l"°\‘\' machfs inthe Island district schools. aiao to the respective clcrgymell ill SVU!
iutcr bishop, three names, says the Sr. dim* wirnamodest request to solicit John Times, have been mentioned-Rn-.I ,,“|,"¢|p,|°,,| mm the generous and Charles D. Schofield, oi Sydney: Bsv. Mr. humme md I hggnj sh; assertion that Slmprou, ol Charlottetown, and Rav. Mr. "_ 'Mid be productive ofgood monelarv
rssu ltn.
Rev. Mr. Schcdeld is said lobe one of tin- Why' Mn E,~|||,,,|-, two ysars ago, we m°°" 9"°'"|'"!K °f ui' 7°“”¥" EP|'°°P°l sent money to India, to enable the blackr
to Boat above the sea oi insuiferable nc
sri J spanesc, and it is only reasonable ann consistent that we should put “our shoul-
Charlottetown, and la con- idend an able du., to gh; "h¢|"snd make a voluntary preacher. Rav. Mr. Wilkinson is a yonmr md ann,-gui qygn, wassist, our neighbors mm of rmt ability and ufomlw 11° ll sr asm, ir ian, the um or thsirairr nr-
c salty. Without being presumptuous, it might be aliotvable lor me to suggest that if the several respective vleritrmeht would make reteninoe from the pulpit to the wants and misery of the victims oi
|’°P°l'i»- _ ‘ tha ure, it would materially pave the way
0|q'1',|¢,,{|,y,,¢x¢, ph, cu, of Tmwu for the subscription lists, as the Good
Book says. re-charity, “He that giveth to tha poor, lendath to the Lord." .
Equity, composed ofthe three Supreme , I ‘m 7°‘“" '°°p°°"'“"7‘ Court. Judges Yesterday the ntedi _ JAMES Gumw'
Murray River, P. E, I.. Nov. 1006.
uuiin niluslni
u_r__i Lulinc
dlbu' '"1 "h° d°"”d”"" in" Toimisro, Nov. 8.-Judge Mabee mails
a declaration cflunacy in the case oi Alexander Banks, who has been an in< mats of Toronto Asylumtor four years. He has property in Detroit worth M50.
d th iylum authorities seek to have
General alone could take proceedings, and “He sum hu hmm" h |,.,,|d, °| mm
and keeps turning around in hlui. He hears voices, hut cannot remember what they hay lo hlm." This is the testimony of W. J. liarris,aaaistsnt physician at the asylum. i
Dr. Charles Kirk Clarks bases his onin-
icn oi Banks’ insanity on the Iaot that he “complains that some members ol the
Ne "’ Londuu 3 qmntity °‘ Our Iron Blood Pills makes good rich church irritate him from time to time by pufg lilccd, strengthens the nervous system aatinir his insides."
, _
“0|\¢y ill “IC lathe limmvfrgerwtake thmih ru' Pi--1*-i*
. » lm. A. W. new Parma as
Ertablaiuird 1879 lheeplaj Cough. Creep. Breacliitis Clltli. Grip, Milla. illpiitlleria Gholene is a boon to Astlrmstiea
Dum ii not seem more eI‘ae1iv~ ic breaths ln a
r-_any ro cure diu.ns_o{ alas nnarhini organr
is take the remedy inrcths aaemach
‘venus because tha is rendered strongly anti' .mis i, swiss cm me iurrarsuiih
' constant i-
mbtituit (iiilrzruapbiicro mdlsls with small children- .
Thesecfacnuaumpgive
lltdarlry find immediate I
relief from coughs or ia- lained conditions of the
throat. _
Sold by dniggnu.
Sqgd pnataifolbooklet. ’
l.nna|r<c,Mri.aa Co.. ; _
Limited. Aslova “°*“ I r\l, Canada. HI '-
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itis not im early to think
about the selection of one’a cuaisriaas drifts.
Wa have already received
several pareanel aaw and at- tractive jewelry and novelties. and before long. Car stalk will
be replete with a cvreiuiii chosen llae oi arthtie an
aervi|‘.e;b\s goods, eslenl:hted tn usa e applvp ie Christmas ggts.
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hundred or lnae,snbsoriptlon lists print-
caasity, and this year to the lamina strick-
Last year X1 trail ,
TRADE ANU roar or _'
Picton Jannetts, Trenbolm. PQUK ii
What Sulphur Docs
For the Human Body in Hgh) ' and Disease.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY,
Thementlon ci sulphur will meal
to lnanyoi ua the early day when our mothers and gnndmgmgg nv, usourdaily dose of sulphur and mol- lassea avery shrink and tail.
ltwas the universal spring and fsl “blood purifier", wnlc and cure-ali. and, mind yon, this old-fashioned remedy was not without merit. The idea wasgood, but the ramad)
wsscrnda and unpalatable, and a largi quantityhad to be taken to get any eihct.
Nowdaya wa get all the benalcal
effactsotaulphur in a palatable, eon~ contratod !orn\,sc that a alnula grail.
e is far more elective th in a tableapoonfu
of the crude sulphur. ‘
In rccentyaars research and experi- ment have proven that the best su'- pour for medicinal use is that obtained from Calcium (Calcium Sulplilde) aiu sold in drug stores under the name o Stuart's Calcium Wafers. They ar small chocolate coated pellrts and tou-
sulphur ina highly concentrated, ei- isctlva Inrm.
Few people are aware of the valu-
otthls lorm of sulphur in restoring and maintaining bodily vigor ani licaltinaulpliur acts directly on tb- iiver and axcietory organs and purliir and enriches the blood by the promp elimination of waste matorisl.
Our grandmothers knew this what they dosed ua with sulphur an-l nu- lassesevery spring and fall, but th- erudity and lirpurity oi! ordinary flon- ers of sulphur were oitcn worse than the disease, and cannot compare with the modern concentrated preparations of sulphur, oi which Stuart's Oalciuu Waters is undoubtedly the best an: most widely used.
They are the natural antidote Io.
liver and kidney troubles and cure con stioatlon and purliy the blood in i way that often surprises patient ani physician alike.
Dr. R. M. Wilkins, while experiment-
ing with sulphur remedies, soon founo that the sulphur from Calcium was su~ perlcr to any other form. Ba says: “Forllver,klduey and blood troubles, especially when resulting harm couslf- piitlnn or mai i-iii, I have been all- pi-ised uv, the icsulia obtained fron Stuarts Calcium Waters. In patient suffering from bells and nlmp'es au- evan deep-seated carbunclca, I hav. repeatedly sam them dry up and dia appear in four or live days, leaving thi
kin clear and smooth. Although Stu
art's Calcium Wafersis a proprietary article and acid by drugglats and io- vhat reason tabcced by many physl clans, yetilinow of nothing so nef- and reliable for constipation, liver ann kidney troubles and especially in al forms of skin diseases al this remedy.
At any rate people who are tired oi
pills, esthaitics and sc-called biooo "purlilers" will iirid in Ssuarlfrl Calciun Waiers a far safer, more palatabl-
ind eiiettlve preparation.
Send your name and address today
for a (ree trial package and see for your
self. _
F. A. Stuart Co., 57 Stuart Bldg..
Marahall,Mlch.
MARRIED
RATTIIAY- DUKE-At the Manse, S Pei.er'r Bay, Nov. 7. by Rev J. W. Mac- Kenzie, Ambrose W. Rattray, lilllisboro. and Maggie Duke, Greenwich.
Moanissrzrfiri-Isaac-Av. Vernon `
River, October Il), by Rev. Dr Doyle P.P, Edward A Morrissey, Earnscliih, to Miss Ilaurctte Mcisaac, Cherry Valley.
BROOKS-MACIION-At the Maple,
Murray River, November 7, by Rev. B. D. McPhee, David Brooks to Misa Imnra Etta Jane Machon, both of Murray Bar- borSo\ith.
Mi'ISAAC-LlViNG8‘I`ONE- At the Manse, West Cape, Wodnnsday Nov. ‘i.~ by Rev. D. McLean. Garihbl Mclaaac, Glenwood Lot H, to Nellie Livingstone, West Point.
BEARS -JACKSON-At the home :ii
the brides' parents, November 7, by Rev R H Bishop, William R Cameron Bears, t i Minnie Olla Jackson, both oi Point Pleasant Lot Wi.
Winans -l"li.a1-i-za-At the Church of
the Good Shepherd. Cleveland. Ohio, Saturday. November 3, by Rav. George I. lfsster, brother oi the bride, Laura M. Foster, eldest daukhicr of Georle H. Foster, Charlcttctcwu, toWlillam Wilson, Cleveland, a native ol England.
WHEN YilU BUY
Your new Fall Suit,
costume or cloth for the c1'iiidren’s clothing make it a point to ret that absolutely ALL~ WOOL, durable, warm and dressy kind
Mtiit ll
illftril, li. S.
;;:::...'::'.: STANLEY Bizos
tain the active medicinal principle ci i
l°sANn£RsoN it co .,
mpbrtani
For Men
The Celebrated “.|aeger" Under- wear Offered at Cui Prices
This make of sanitary wool underwear is sold in
every civilized country in the world, and is recog- nized as the standard for quality and good wear. Sizes run from Thirty-six to Forty-six Inches.
PRICES: °
$2.50 for $i.70 2.80 “ i.90 300 “ -2.00 3.25 2.i7
5.60 “ 2.40 5.85 “ 2.57 4.00 " 2.67 4-20 “ 280 '
This is your opportunity to get High Grade Under-
wear at a fraction of its value.
STANLEY BRUS.
Grocers, - - Sunnyside.
Supply the choices! roceries at the most reasonable prices
Have your next order lille by them \'nu'll be pleased.
PHONE PHONE _ PRomPT ni:i.|vERY |
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ILLER BROS.,
NUT NBII
H10 SUUN
To leave your order for your winter Suit or
Overcoat, and when you give the order be sure and know who you give it to. If you want a Fashionable Suit or ()vc-rccat faultlessiy made from collar to skir
from the best material you can do no better than leave your order with ns. MarL:llan’s Tailoring is
I correct-so say the best Dreslerl.
.Nlaclellan Bros.,
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