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Do :iestic 3 for a 1 Cigars when

you can get elegant imported goods hr same money at

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loo lo Solo ol ooloo.

The undersigned sEers by private

snlc his farm containing 200 acres of good land, sizuated at Belfast, Lot 58. only two miles from Eldon villag». 'Ile property will be sold in one of two lots to suit purchasers, 130 acre~ in one. 70 acres in the ozher. On th premises there’s an excellent dwelling and outbuildings all in good repair. Intending purchasers should see t.hi~ property before buying. Terms easy.

For particulars apply to

JAMES F ALCONER.

leifast, Aug 28. w3i

Z I€ % '

Florida llotol, Pownal

will open for the season on Monday Iuly lst.

Special rates by the week.

All inquiries promptly answered.

W- BROWN.

Proprietor

june :gd nn.

A HOME CURE.

Consnmptives Need noi Leave Their Own Homes

-11-ln

The Slocum System

0( Tredllont ls Uflsred you Air solntelyFree.

A consideration not to be grvcrlcoket

inthe ti's¢nent of ccnsumptivcs is thr expense ln quest of health. S_cmc of ou:

medical msn are now thei- gicnts so go long disnuocs in hope

change sf air wil ds than good. A

iotofsolenm nonsense ip being said,;.n¢ _srittemabcutchnngco china' te, an its dnenoe on the patient. “Stick tqlow dtitndcs", says one. *Go thcmonntams".

another. How B a poor perplexet

:ara with suse lunge, to decide amop; lhesc didsrcnt authorities P The _fact is

le die of consumption ln all climates

Q recover from it too, in all climates if they are treated properly. The onlj pusitivccnrefor thc discaseisto kill th'

germs me it. This is accom #ixhed the Slocum system o ucntmcm. The disease must have uoth ing to feed on. That is the tpinciple mderlying thc Slocum system. ou ca: try it at your home.

POSITIVELY FREE.

Yoaoryoq hkisindsonn bvenflliiloonsez

s!'l‘i-eatmant Nmnlywi-its\a1inl'.A.8u><'i1s clnmcns. 00-. Limited, 179 King St. West, 'Ioron \n,|ivtng)ndemosaad¢pr@eleenddxess.nno the free medicine (The Blosnm Ours) will bn *nm tiyll.

'When wilng las' bln nlwnyn mnlonthh nper. Personnin0ana¢a,illseu.m*nr|necderi» merlcanpqsrswillplsnsssqdfat-mplutr \s’l’orontolaboi-stolen.

5-'-_ f 1

You May Need 1

i ;?Glu-Killer O

Cuts

_ Burns Crantps f

bruises lilarrtioea {

All Bowel Lomplainta '

lt is a sure, safe and quick remedy.

Tl1°f0`=l ‘ff-13’ “Il” .T".»'i.`;_\f-ISILLETR

' I‘1~:.':.".r D.\. . ::~`. I '1`\vf~. sizes, SJC. nn ,i Sic.

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ilackinnon & Williams

Bar isters, Solicitors, Nota:-ie., etc.

D, A. MACKINNON. LL. B., K. C.

B. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Odice-Cameron Block, Charlottetowi-

HOTEL ARRIVALS. _

SEASIDE HOTEL.

Aug. 3rd.-John N. Garland and wife,

Ottawa; Miss Edith Garland; Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Allan, do; Dr. and Mrs, W. Elmer,Trenton, N.J.; Jos. P. Monag, han. Ke1ley's Cross.

Aug. 4th.-Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Long

worth, Charlottetown.

bv, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hornsby, Havana.

Aug.10th.-M. Rubenoy, Mrs. Rubcnoy.

Boston Mass.; Mrs. Jas. Beals, W. G. Moore, Charlottetown,

Aug. 12th.-Geo. H. Suckling, Toronto. Aug. 15th,-Dr. F. P. Taylor, Charlotte-

town; A. H. Smith, Toronto; Miss Annie Suarr, do; Mrs. F. P. Taylor, Mrs. S. E. Perkins, Charlottetown; R. M. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor, Montreal.

Ang. 17th.-Miss Louise Dawson, Miss Helen Dawson, Charlottetown; A. Ernest Ings, Mrs. Ings, Charlottetown.

Aug. Zlth.-Mrs. McMurchy, Miss Mc-

Murchy, Bessie McMurchy, Margaret McMurchy, Toronto; Mrs. F. P. Taylor, Mrs. S. E. Perkins,Charlottetown.

Aug. 23rd.-I. C. Hall, Acadia Hotel: W.

M. Ampt, Cinn, O.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Blaisdcll, Miss Alice Blalsdell. Chico- pee, Mass; Allan A. Claflin, Mrs. A. A. Claflin, Littleton, Mass; Mrs. C. C. Gardiner, Mrs. Richards, Charlotte- town.

Ang. 24th.-Dr. F. P. Taylor, Russel

Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Lieut.- Gov.and Mrs. McIntyre, Miss McIntyre; Miss Henry, Princeton, N. J.; R. G. Wallace, W. F. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker Carvell, Miss Palmer, Leith E. Brecken, Miss Jessie Prowse, G. H. Hooper. A. A. McDonald,D. B. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Gave, Miss Pippy. Char- 1ottetown_

...é¢__..

CLIFF HOUSE.

August 18th.-J. A. Holloran, Norwood;

F.J. Sexton, Concord; J. W. Bergin and wife, Boston; J. F. McMillan, Sum- merside; Hon. D. Farquharson, Mrs. D. Farquharson, Miss E. Farquharson, Miss M. Farquharson, Charlottetown; Miss M. McDonald, Picton; Miss E. L’Estrange, Cambridge; Trev Taylor, Charlottetown.

August 20th.-Mrs. N. S. Wyatt, Miss

Wyatt, New York;Mrs. A. W. Wellard, Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Mrs. M. Thomas, Boston. August 21st.-Frank Beales and wife Mrs. Jas. Beales, Mrs. L. McKay, Miss A. McKay, Miss M. McKay, Mrs. Albert Mitchell, Mrs. R. J. Camp- bell, Miss Stcntiford, Charlottetown; Jas. Cook, Boston; Stephen Nauden, New York; Mrs. Fisher, Boston; Mrs Geo. Wakeford, Miss Helen Wakeford, Mrs. Conroy, Charlottetown; Mrs. G. McKell, Miss Helen Deen, Miss May Kilvert, John McKe11, Dr. G. H. Welsh and wife, Ohio.

August22nd.-Dr. Jas. Henderson, and

wlfe,Birch Hill; John Horne and wife, Winsloe; Mrs. R. G. Logan, Cala; D. C. McLeod, City; Miss Currie, New York; Miss Campbe1l,Miss Irwin,Miss Morris, Miss Andrews, Miss McEachern, City; Miss Hyndman, Boston; W. J. McLeod, Lacombe; Dr. McDougall and wife, Miss D. Dowell, Mrs. C. M. Balen, N. Y.; A. W. McShane and wife, St. John Miss McNeill, Miss P. Vanlderstine, Miss Bruce, Miss E. Holland, Miss B. Stew- art, Charlottetown; J. A. Barnes and wife, Boston; A. L. Beer and Wife, B. Rogers, jr. Charlottetown; W. C. Gordon, Ottawa; Chas, J. Wright and wife, Summerside; E. B. Williams and wife, Charlottetown, Percy Wright, Lowell; A, E. Wil1iams,Summersidc; H. N. McKenzie, Miss Hamilton, M. V. Blake, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and child, Bermuda; Geo W. Oland. A. S. Hewett and wife, City; Mrs. R. C. McLeod, Misa Crabbe, Miss Small. W. J. Whitney, Summer- side; Geo. Auld and wife, City; W. J. Robertson and wife, bt. John; E H. Owen, Toronto; Jas. W. Stewart, J. J. Davies, Jr. wife and Master Willie, D. D. Ryan. D. D. Ryan Jr_,Jas. McDonald, J. T. Crockett, Dr. Conroy, City; John Hunter, T.'onto; Wm. McNeill, St. John; Roy McLean, E. H. Beer and wife, City.

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HE GOES UP.

MONTREAL, Aug 27.~J. E. Muhifled,

master mechanic of The Grand Trunk Railway, has resigned to be come superintendent of motive power on the lntercolonial, with headquart- ers as Moncton.

Beef (quarter) per lb. ,_ Beef (sn1all)per b. . _ .. _¢Butter(fres )per lb...

.ghickens per pair. .__ _ _ 1 F§§vsls par pair ...... ._ Flour per cwt . . . . . . . .. . .Oatmeal, new, per cwt

_Oats Becta, per bunoh..,... ..,...

Aug. 9th.-Mrs. O. Hornsby, Miss Horns-l Mutwn per gn-cwt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Onionspsrbunrh............ I C ts b ch.... ..

,M I-_--M* ll‘F”‘l'-:%”'. B'-;_'-“_” cnAnLo'r'.rE1‘oWN MARKETS. 1' H E T H [RTE EN 1']-I

ees5as36essaessesseéseeéeeeeeéee sstasssssssssssssssssssSsSssSsSS ssSsssssssssssssssssssssssssssss oo°ooooOOocooooaooooooooowoooooo assess;sssssassssssssesssssusers

Hid per lb...._ Hayesper swt

Pork . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Potatoes new, peck . . . . . . ._ .

arro , per un Lettuce per bunch Cattle Dressed. _ ._ Radlshcs ........ __ Turnips, dos . . _ ._ _ Peas, per quart. _ _

Sagglflower . . . . .

a ................. ._

Gcosmrries ._ Black Currents. _ _ Butter Beans. _ _ _ _ Blueberries . _ . _ .._ Celery . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ Cucumbers_._. Squash _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ .. Tomatoes

xiii .

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Barley ,perbushel

Beet (carcass) per lb. _._ _

Lamb per hea . . . ._ _ Pork l ve per lb.. _ ._ Buckwheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Butter, per lb. _ _ _ _ .

Calfskins, each...

Eggs, pertd)oz...._.. ay, per. n..._.

Haty, pressed..........

Hi cs ger 1b....

Island lour, per lil) lbs.. _ Oatmeal, ;Ler 100 lbs . . . .._ `

Oats (blac ) per bushel. _ _ _

Oats (white) per bushel. _ . _

Wheat per ushel

Pork (carcass) per lb. _ ._ Potatoes, (new) per bush

Turnips.

Beets (table)

Lamb skins each . _ _ . .._

Sheep skins . . . . . . . . _.. Woo (washed) . . _ . ._.

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LLLLLELQAGCLLLLLLAQGELL sssescsssssssssssssssse sssssasssssssssssssSSss

n ©@@@@¢@@©Q NJ!-‘@=@@©©== .ssessessssssssssssss

lewous Depression

I and Bodily Weakness

Another Woman; Who Bas Forint

Health. Sirlngth and Vigior In the Use Od Dr. Ganesh Herve Food.

To women especially Dr. Che.se’s

Nerve Food is proving to be a very great blessing. So many women are weakened and debilitated by overwork, worries or diseases peculiar to their

sex, and need the assistance of just such a restorative as this great food cure.

Mrs. ht. A. McCrea, Tory Hill, Ont.,

writes:-"My system was all run down when I began to use Dr. Chasc’s Nerve Food. I was weak and very nervous and felt so tired and worn out that I could scarcely drag myself about the house. It seemed impossible for ine to :et rest or sleep- at night, and I felt that I was gradually growing weaker and more nervous and irritable. Since beginning the use of Dr. Cha.se‘s Nerve Food I feel altogether different It has tradually strengthened my nerves and hullt up my system wonderfully. I ~leep well now, and am being thorough- ly restored to health and strength. I

believe it is the best medicine to be had for the nerves."

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a

box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or tdmanson. Bates dr Co.. Toronto. 5 A 'Y 4

Farm for Sale.

Within lllno llllas ol tlrlosn and Tires of ll. ll. Station.

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This farm contains over ioo actos of lend, well watered with three dilferexit ponds which never go dry and a good well with force pump, to acres new meadow, well fertilized last spring which cut from one and s. half to two tons of hay this year.

is acres well fertilized land ready for next

years crop and 4 acres of newly stumped land ready to ue broken for next year.

The remainder under pasture and wood.

Buildini. comparatively new, milk wag,on passes t e gate. Terms easy. Apply at Tis Qvannsaar O&ce

Llc-dw 3m,

~ -___ --*l- if 1.1- '

£66 £385

ANADIAN, ; C? ’f>_A‘c|

iooooio _oioioloooo

Aug. 26*h to Sept. 7th,l90I-

ilno Foro For The Round Trip.

‘ Going Aug. 27th ro Sept. 3rd.

Return to Sip; 12th. 1901. From Charlottetown $24.05 Going Aug. 30th and Sept. 2nd

only.

Return to Sept. 12th, 1901. From Charlottetown $20.05

ONLY ONE NIGHT OH THE ROAD .__'[0_

Toronto and Buffalo

Hou l R al _

°7 t° °°° °° ° ENT' If you travel by the Canadian Pa-

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1' All tickets to Buffalo gf;-od to stop

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would be no 5

:I3 Lulibngm sure, positive sun br Lumbsgn

over at Toronto

' Try our Personally i 'i -

_ -_.Qi _.;>_f§;"_*:“¢" ll ducted Exc’s to the Great

` is* ~l _

Pan American on Sept. 17th and Oct. 15'h.

Call on nearest ticket a-gent or

A. J. HEATH, D. P. A. C. P. R.

Sr. John, N. B

write to

lf- --1 +L.. . _-r

hopis rklixhilghons arise Scholarships will be

'gy md, e ont ent Scptem rigor uk :qc BR!;b“1°.pd°° an OORSETS Lectures in all Faculties will begin on the

*im NDS are to be hnd‘nt such “th s,_.p¢¢mb¢,_ 19°,

ManufEgt@i§Es|.. “kwa °?=m“g&2\??v::cn:A:" be Emwum me of charge. °‘“’°"°"°"‘ °""°"'°"’ 5 20-d am Pmpmm

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,,_~ onus. P;ie6andye\lll¢hvn1u¢_ °ggE¢q ’ _, ‘:n1:l_iéhcnlaxsto‘f’e gzieidmiiiatigns uBlankd~ig;rtg3 _._ "sr Se. $i.oo.sLss a si.-rs. _ * _“"5 “P Y H ee" 1 so ' ‘ H _ J W A . v u ` idlrincfdiiiis iii uri; di‘s‘ee'i>‘iia¢iiu°¢i'i'istaiiiing¢nf¢r¢“n,.¢¢i°° Reliable work at moderate prices. ’ _1 0 _.J v i courses of study regulations 'or degrees, ex '

. A, __ .

How Far a

On a recent scientific test a worker

in metals succeeded in drawing out a penny into 5700 feet of vire. Pounds, Shillings and Pence have never gone further than they will during the next fortnight at our

Sale of School Clothing.

Boys’ Suits

Serge Sailor Suits, ht 8 to 10 years

75c, $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50.

Boys’ Suits_-The popular suit with

boys, made from Scotch and Csnad ian tweeds. Sizes to Gt boys from 4 to 13 years. Prices $1.98 to 3.50.

Twc~garment suits, $1.00, 1.50,

and 2.00.

Thrermsgarment suits, in useful

tweeds and serges, $2.50, 3.00 and 3.50. _

Boys’ Odd Garments

Blue surge andxtwecd knickers and

short trousers from 45c, 65c, 75c, and 95c all sizes.

Tweed jackets, collars, caps braces,

and sfoskings, at money-saving prices

Girls’ Rosters

Plain serge from 81.50 fancy

trimmed all sires at half price. Another lot at 1-3 cli.

A Few Dresses

Ready to wear sizes from 5 to 8

1-3 of.

Girls’ Tams

9 For School

Our school ribbed wool hose all

sizes at 25c s pair are the talk of the city: _

Girls’ and maids’ school suits. Girls’ and maids’ school pinafores. Gloves. hose scarfs, collars. Every

article you want for the girls and boys at right lowgprioes.

JAMES PATON & CO.

Soda Water

OurSoda is pronounced by all to be the best wc only use the Famous Amedmn B &C

dnvors.

rf you dew: use sedsefy A mais of sirens

Cystal Ginger Ale," made in Belfast, Ireland,

_ used by t-he King.

li. H. mason,

Queen Dt. C.hnrlottloo'wn 2,8! _

W "A 4' lm l_"' H

F ire

Life

Accident or

Plate Glass Insurance

we will be pleased to quote you min.

We rspresmt the following first-di nina. paniea ' Canada Life Amuranoe Co. Termite Oat. British America Fire Assurance Co, Toronto, lint.

Norwich Union Ilia hnnnsnon Oocidy Norwich, kg. . Law Union i Crown Pirelnnurnucn Oo.

London. &g.

New York Pk# Olsnsinsuruuce Co.

W. K. Rogers & Co,

Gents-l hsurnncz Agetn.

Dent Oswego B. Gnriotto-wun.

e v .-_- V n 5

\ Acc11§l§11oN z

Vaccination will be attended to

undef the provision of the “Vacci- nation Ac'_” by 'the undersigned daily for the present, between 2 and 4 1:. m., at their respe :tive offices,

RICHARD JOHNSON, MLD.

PETER CON ROY, M. D.

Superintcndents of Vaccenation.

Ch’town, Aug. 15-si di cod

1-' ef' ~ 44

wA|g_j|'En

To work on Flctou Water Works

100 Men or more.

Good Wages.

Apply to T.A Mcl-.EAN, Ch’town

d&wrf

ioilflolof infill

'ras suAm>iAN. onAnLo'm'mvwN, Pnmcs EDWARD isi.Asn Auoustr as , moi 1 5;

S i A s

G GAMES

Ot the Maritime Provinces Amateur

Athletic Association will be hellon the Grounds of the

` Penny Will Go Ch’fovm Amlotio lssoolaliun

On the Afternoon of

THURSDAY. lU6. 29l|l. l9llI.

_ The following is the ' list of events open to

bona Bde resiaecptslpf the Maritime Provinces:

ice yas as

2. Putting 16 <poind shot

3. ooo yards ash _

4. Pole vault

8. gg miie bicycle _

. hrowiug i6 pound hammer

g. 88o yards run

_ Running high jump

9. Half mi c bicycle io. 440 vnrds das _

ii. Running bro-d Jump

iz. One miie inn

13. One mile bicycle x4. no yards hurdles. _ ~ The events will be contested in the above

ord»r, and intending competitors will govern

themselves accordingly.

Entries will close wi h the Hon. Secreary at

Halifax. N. S., on Friday, August zgrd, at mid~ n ght, and should be made through Secretaries of clubs, on oidal entry blanks. In the case of isdiv-dnals not so entercd,aatisfactory evidence

must be produced of amateur standins. Blanks may be obtained from any amliatc club, or from the Hon. Secretary at Halifax,

The fee in each event is fifty cents, to ac company entry. Any further in ormntion wial be furnished on application.

Single fare from all points. .

R.. T. MclLRElTH,

Hon- Secretary. M. P. A. A. A.,

I cod 6i 45 Sackvilic St. Halifax, N. S.

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BY AUCTION

The undersigned is instructed to

sell at Public Auction on the prem- ises on Wednesday the 4th. day of September next at 12 o’clock noon that ve~y valuable business stand known as the “ William Dodd Prop’ erfy at present occupied by J .B. McDonald having a frontage of 28 feet on Queen Street and extending back therefrom 103 feet.

Al»o the Warchoufe and Lot in

rhe rear and fronting on thelane or right of way to Grafton Ssreet 31 1-2 feet, front by 50 feet.

This property is without doubt the

most valuable business stand in Char- lotterown.

A good title will be given the

l purchaser _

Terms made known at sale or on

tpplicttirn to Davies & Hassard Solicitors dsc. Charlortctown.

' R. BEARI-STO

Auctioneer.

Charlottetown Aug 21st 1901 23eod.

A Good Walon“§ is ailoasuro

but a poor Watch is worse than

none. Our Watches are not only

f good but an thoroughly kind m

and regulated before being sold. '

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cn -é

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We make a specialty of supplying

- customers with Wnhhu at low

prices.

N. TONlOli.io

wcler, Great Geo. St. 3 door-ag

from Grafton.

i§K¥§§§§i€§§@i`¢*Il!‘.€

YALUABLE PROPERTY

F08 SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale by

private contract that very eligible two storey, double tenement dwelling house on the corner of Grafton and

The property has a depth of 78

age of 59 feet on Pownal Street.

The House is comparatively new

easy terms of purchase.

For particulars apply to either of

the undersigned

. A. ZARD,

Execntors of E~ita.le of the

late Thos. W. Dodd

cb'o.m., may 27a., 1901-

Gcods -

We have now in stork nn czallen E;

line of souv-inet goods in English china, 5'., 'ith Island coat of arms ‘ust the “real

of dig city and harbor-hand painted. 7

Souviner books and pnmplets call and §, have a look at our stock You will find '

» ANNUAL ~

cm' oooooloooolo Rllllll I

- _ _ Prince Street

s°'“'i”°" WWWW “li cwmwn. P. ni

sou ms

A The-annual Regatta will behski

at Souris on

wtootsoiv, zoo om

At I 0'Clock. P.M.

The Cup owned by the Sonris Boat. .ng club, .elected by _mags wists.. ton, which is the best in the Prc» vinoe, will be competed for. Than will also be a number of cash and other prizes. A double scull dory race will take place for a spegigl prize of $10.00, donated by _ Megan, Hickey and Nicholson, Charlottetown National Yacht Club Rules to gay.

the Cruiser Kingfisher and Capt. A. R. McDonald, Souris.

A. L. F RASER,

Souris 8-26-d3i Sec’y

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If you want a good, stylis I

.carriage and a good horse, ca G

or telephone

LAIIGES’ LIYERY

Personal attenti in to all or-

dei-s.

Phone 30. _

rnoimrxroizs

’Y¥"'I'¥’I'?¥~'¥*

Great George Street

» Livery and

Boarding Stables - .

Charlottetowiii.

- P. E. I. f

First-class s i n I 1 e

and double tea.-ms at

moderate rates-

Fine turn-outs for

weddings and private

` parties l` lf# l1<»'6 100.

R~ H- STERNS.

'I' lm Proprietor.

_ _.I "'. ' s

EOEITS

GREAT GEORGE sr.

irst class, 5 i n g l a and

reasonable rates

Worth’s *****

. Q 1

we-_Fe =f _ Livery Stableslg "_

_ ‘ K ‘_

e E. SKKMK

First class single

double teams. Fine turnouts for weddin

L ncaa" _for mmm. sails with _views 5_ and private parties.

_ lephone 52

s»ATs~

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