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SUMIERSIDE, ALBERTON AND PRINCE C0llN'lY

, ‘has returned from a business trip to 7-0WD--S

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Ont., is vlsitin ln Alberton.-A

Gllll HAIHS

A llsrmless Remedy.; Made From Garden Sageqllesfores,

Color io lirsy Heir

A fceling of sadness accompanies

the discovery of the first gray hairs, which, unfortuately, are looked' upon as heralds of advancing age. Gray hairs, however, are not always an in- iiiction of advancing age, for many people' have gray hairs quite early in life. Of ciiurse, it is unnatural, and indicates that there is something wrong with the individual, and that

Nature needs assistance in correcting| the trouble. The same is true of- hair that is ciiiisiiiiitly falling out and bccuniing thinner every day, If

merside.-S.

everytiiiiii.-, is right with Nature, the l

hair, uvcn in comparatively elderly I‘\¥0D|‘f. should hc long, thick and glossy, without even a streak of

gray.

The iilciil :\ssist:int‘ to Nature in

restoring nnil pi'csci'\'iiig the hair is

WYBUVF Silllc niul Sulphur Hiiir Re

lllflly. zt clean and wholesome dress! of (;an,,_,§a_ Dalhousm who has been

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lllfé’ for iliiily use. lt not only remov-

_ _ visi ng s parents, Di. and Mrs

es daiiiliiill, but strengthens weak, _ D_ McLe1],,n_ S“mmcmid,._ lem.”

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thin riiiil falling liiiir and promotes tr its growth. A few applications will restore faded or gray hair to its

natiirzil color. `

iis murming on return.-S.

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_ --Rev. C. H. Talmay, who was re- cently rector of Alberton, and bride

-Premier Palmer Cha

_ _ ` . rlottetown,

, '-Nell McQuarrie. summerside, re- Wal e Passenger by the Empress gut.

ti_ir_i:_ed fsrom Charlottetown Bgtur-day_urday morning,-3

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-_ -Miss Gertrude 8:1), Stanley Brig-

-C. J. Stewart, manager of the Sh Was 3 passenger from tim east

Northern Crown Bank, Woodstock, o Summerslde Saturday morning,-3

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g . --- i -All DBWS. advertising and sub

-All news. advertising and sulr Hcriptions in Summerside and vicinity

scriptions in Alberton and vicinity should be handed to‘Ernest McQunr should be handed to H. Clark, Agent. Tie. Agent. 7-29m-tg f _ drti. --

- B. and Mrs. Richardson, Sum.

-Sydney Miller, Charlottetown, merside, were passengers by the Em.

was a passenger by the Empress Sat- PFBSS Saturday morning en route to

ui-day morning on romp to Qtmw5___ Montreal where Mrs. Richardson in.

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throat.-S .

-I-lolman's, Ltd., Summerside, are --

oflering excellent values on all winter -Misa Ethel McQ|mprie_ gf" palm, supplies as will be seen by ad. in Minn., was B pgsgonger bv the Emf tm” issue' PW" SBtUl`d8Y Bight en route to

_ _ 1- _ Roseneath on q. visit to her parents

-Mr. Lhlsolm, of the relieving Daniel and Mrs. MeQuarrie. Bile spent staff of the Royal Bank of Canada, ‘Sunday in summerside, the -guest 0| is relieving R. B. Richardson, Sum- }eorgie McQuarrle.-S

_-- -Those, registered at the Clifton

-‘Jil W- RICURFUS. M- P.. Beds- House, Summerside, Saturday were;

ford, was n passenger from the east W. G. Wright, Boston; Goo, D, Ellis Saturday morning and spent the day Montreal; H. S. Scott, Bt. John: in Sunimerside.-S James C. Nicol, Toronto; H. B. Potf

'_°“ ter. Montreal; Ernest Ross, jr., Que

-P11l`lU’00. H UIFCB F0111' Old Dllfflflg bee; -1. M. McDonald, Toronto; F. C.

stallion, will be sold at Hammond (;h|so1m_ Ha1i|,,x_o

Afllack's sale the eighteenth of .._1__ October in Bedque. John. J. _.Those registered at the Queen HU_ l"l"lW@ll» 10'15d2l~ tel, Sunimersidc,, Saturday warez-

_ _ C. H. Nelson, Charlottetown; L.

-Lhas. E. Macdonald, nuctioneer,|smith_ Montreal. Jack Lawrence St will sell by auction for Mrs. Johan- John. C_ w_ Sm',th Nlontrdal. Ii T' na Cody on Tuesday, Oct. 17th, at GibBo'n_ Halifax; J_` A_ Ramsay 'Ht one .m r u . '

D . he ho se and lot situated John J A Wood Belfast. A R Mc; L E P r 0 S

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i" K°“5i“5t°“° _ Cowan, Monctun~ R. B. Barlow

Wellington?

-Lorne McLellan, of the Royal i ,gc __ i_ 5

tends undergoing treatment for her

i-iooirs 'r =-~

Pain I eu

Cathartic lacy to take. easy to openeewiiro niiiour neu, oonstlpstlon,mornlng and ali-k been

uct a bottle today, and let it dow, Lockepor-t_ Nova gcotirr, are spondl Idle: breakup eoldl and ward off i.-vm.

lui' you

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--It pays-to buy in this Province. ; -Henry Calbeck, Bsdeqno, W" a

‘-visitor to Snmmerslde Saturday.-S.

-Jas. Squarebriggl, hllaeoucbe, -- _

was in Summerslde Saturday.-B -Miss Jenn Grady, summgrgiqm

_._-. ‘leaves this morning by the Empress

-N. Dougla.s,, summoning, ww in en-route to Edmonton.-B.

St. John last week. '

'__ -Miss Gertrude McNeil, summer.

-Fred J. E. Wright, Bummerside. Hide. °Plut the week end in George-

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defeated and never expecttc be

[take this opportunity to tender my hcartiest thanks to all

Your friend,

To the Voters of Couniy:-

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the voters of Qneens County who supported me in the last Election

_ Campaign. I was defeat- d by not having quite enough votes and

now you will find me, tl-iose who voted for as well as those who vo-ted again-sl me. doing business at the old stand 'and selling the best of goods at a lo-wer price than any firm in Canada. If have gone back to my “first love,” Business in which I have ~ ne/vel' ‘been

Again thanking yioii for your kind support and soliciting thc

trade of both supporters and non-.si_ippo1’ters, I remain

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,,,,,;,, ,,, ,`,,,,i1.Sft hu” done for thou? ing a few days in Alberton the guests “"“"‘*°' " ° L "“'“" .-_. _...ht .__ _.._.___-- _--- --~----~» --~-T---»~-f-----.=:---~--1-;~-»--~---~~~~~ --~~_-----=»---.-._-.1-.=

..‘;"‘i,‘.’§"_".`"‘*.‘;’.§.l".. _§1.°.’.i§, *§_._.‘_‘§§_A. " ' ' Vacuum Cleaning re 'i iimenic _ _ ”*" Fostcr_& lllhkinglhn Ilnug. Cd. l -At the Methodist Parsonage, Al_bei~-lmoves

‘of Charles A and Mrs Woodman-

Special agents McKinnon Drug C0 ton, P. E. I., on Thursday evening,

,`-,,,.n,',__ _ Kent .__n___ Great _ Ge____z'é 12th. §I¢;_l_en_Is_:;blc)ll, dgiigptg

Sticets .inil E. A. roster. Sunnyside. ham 3" rs C 0"” 0 ek 1"' _ ‘ ' en an `n Beer on of Will-

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._ ' _ ”..?..‘:. ..._ .. furniture elc together

_ I.c_t us slioiv you the best bargams *lest Cape were quietly married by , _ m Suns you have ‘ever seem Men's|th R v. Iffenr S. B. Strotliard, pas-

suits are priced ut $7 75 to $18 00 I

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Royys "'m"‘ at $255 to 3?' 5' H‘.H' Mr. and Mrs. Cumville who enloy the

}lro\vn's, 158 Queen Street. 10~l4d2i |

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tor of the Alberton Methodist Church

e i hei-. of man friends will re-

_lgiiisd dvtsWe_st Cape yafter spending n

iew days with the groom’a sister Mrs

llaevum (Ileauiug or

ders taken. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. No'

need io lifl carpets or r s--we clean lliemf r _lon the l|oor.Beei° & seeks. 10-lldll

CUWAN°S

ssurrcrinii COCOA

“ Great for Breakfast”

A day started on Cowan‘s Cocoa is a day with a clear head and a. steady nerve- s day full of snap and life. Cocoa nourishes the body. It is rich in food value and

easy to digest. ` ____

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I James Gibbs, Alherton.-A.

_In the match race which took

placeplace in Summcrside Saturday afternoon between Brazilian Jr.. Own- ed by Robert Holland. Bedequev and 'the beautiful Parkside mare Sweet Mnrie, owned by Wm. A. Matthews. Siiinmersidc, formerly owned by NOP' man Mclieod, the former came off

victgrioiiswinning out in four iifcsalse, the followingds the aummsrv p 1

race. Brazilian, Jr. `1. iz' 3 Sweet Marie-2, 2. 1. 2¥ A~ 9- R°l3°r9 was starter and James A. McNeil and Dr. Binek i\1di;eS~-S-

-'rant denirniiie property in 'l`fY°“i

` k Albio Howal-li.

HAIJFAX, Oct. 14-F. B. MC-

(Iurdy, M. P., und F. M. llrowrl. gen- eral manager of the Nova Scotia (Tar Works, returned last night after n ten days' visit to Montreal and Toronto.

They had a uiimistakably halllli'

air and one reason for this was found when Mr. Brown remarked lu ‘reply to 'rim Hniiinx H¢rn_\_‘l.."‘““- who asked "What wus new?" T-hut they brought w-ith them from ’l`oron~ to an order to build one thousand additional wooden box cars for the canadian Northern Railway.

Baltimore, Md., Nov. ll. 1903-

Minai'd’s Liniment Co., Limited.

Slrs,-I came across a bottle of

your MINARD’S LINIMENT in the hands of one of the students at the university of Maryland. sud he b°- lng so kind as to let me use lt for

.arf l. a very had sprain, which I obtained

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n training for foot races. Bud to B81 hat lt helped me would be putting

it vsry mildly, and I therefore ask if

you would let me know Of 0“° 0(

The your agents that is closest to Balti-

more so that I may obtain some Ol

" ’it. Thanking you in advance, I re-,

Young Folks

Our footwear for boys and

girls are especially marked for ueatiiess and easy Fitting aswell as for great wearing qualities. The young folks knock the spots out of ordin- nry Shoes in very shoit order,

an.l the parental purse lies to q _

W e e k s, Furniture

suffer. Try our wear wells, and you will find them econo-

Yoiirs truly, _

W. C. MeCUEAN.

14 St. Paul Street.

Care Oliver Typewriter C0.

P. B.-Kindly answer at once- BA L N KE T V?

-every price an

u a lity.-Beer 81

mical with their many other h£a'dq\12lfIefS» lo-lldrlw .

good qualities.-

“You can get good glove values Bt

,Brown’s now. A splendid line of Per-

,rln’s, ln all elses, are .selling _M-

$l.25 to 81.15 and an excellent line nf

Qlleell Rtrdtl driving glnvsn is priced nt 81.75 to

Phone your orders.- Beer & Weeks. 10-lid

"No, 1 Gravenstein apples at Beer

& Gofi"s. 10-16il2i.

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NUUFE IS THE A BEST llllllf

- ' nce, store, bn-H1. *_*

§{_’;‘_§‘;’*t‘_‘_,“_§_ °fm_f°“;d°,,,_ 95 ,cm oi; For uint tired feeling--for tiint bit- iand 'is ohered fm. Bare at a right|lng _cough and distressing cold--for price. It is near churches, schoolsibulllllng Ui’ f-he N004 and St\'0“lIU\- ' and other conveniences. Has rural |en1ng the nerves to the proper degree mail delivery and telephone connec~,of health that all should possess ition, Applicants should write J. P- ithere’s nothing that_can equal the V Hood, Charlottetown. for further potent powers of Nulife (Red Blood

Tablet --a ire aration endorsed bt

r ~ ri ' s) 1 P -V

'llfngtddulznsishcgw athcm through the all doctors and pharmacists as R real I ' premises. 8-2Bdrtl. _

boon to suffering mankind

Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) com-

A pit; oiuisn ron HALIFP-X~ _‘inner nu the better qnniitien oi ni..

best nerve and blood foods and as a tonic it is not equaled in the world. lt strengthens the nerves, increases the weight, builds up the holly. makes every organ perform its naturo al functions, normally and perfcvlly- It relieves and cures all diseases by

.filling the body with health’s moat

potent »_cnemy, rich, strong, pure blood. Every Nulife tablet means that much more and better blood.

lTnhlets) always on hand as a s 8-

lerful health insurance policy.

sold by the following dealcrs.__

i The McKinnon Drug Lo-. bl*-Y~

'The Two Macs, City.

Geo. E. Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morell. Mrs. A. N. Campbell, St. Peters. H. J. Mahon, Sourls.

Alex. Robertson. Red Point.

i B. P. Smith. Kinliora.

S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.

Sslvin Howntt, Victoria.

Kier & McFsdyen, Kensington.

l’. N. Enmsn, Summerside.

E. C. LePaze. North Rustfco.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton.

Station.

Jas. F. Lord, Tryon. If your dealer donsn’t carry NU~

LIFE ask hlm to write Johnson & Johnson, Wholesale Distributors, C rlo teto n.

ST.” NIS

surfaces*

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l _ $2.60. H. H. nrowii. io-iuizi ,

‘ .”lI£' "§%!l'i’§l.?.‘i’."

ed right on the floor.

i You should kccp Nulife (H1211 H1005

lgunrd against sickness arid as ii l>0W_'

Nulife costs 50 cents a bot and ls

Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan,~ Peake's

Furniture repairing a specialty

Beer Q Weeks 8-28drf.(.

"Our descriptive price list of Dutch

Bulbs is ready. Free on application. Haszard & Moore. 10-l4d2i.

we remake mattresses. Beer Q

Weeks. ' 8 28drtf

"See our line of caps in the new fall styles. We have a splendid line of Eastern caps here--the dressy mnn's favorite-~priccd at 75c to $1.25. I-l. i-I. Brown, The Home of Good Hats.

10-14d2i

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_ Brass Candlesticks b

We had to buy more Brass Candlesticks than we wanted iii order to get tht

bottom price. You know what our getting bottom prices iucun to you-bes obtainable values. We have priced these goods so inoderalely that some people i wonder if they can be solid brass-Don’t wonder-they are-we guarantee them.

BRASS CANDLETSICKS-5oc paiixup to $2.7 5 pair.

we re-stretch saggad springs,

Ninety per een! of allllleadacliss

arecsused by eyeslrsin. Let im cxaijninp your eyes at llie first symptoms and aid and prcservc them with proper fitting glasses. - Thousands testify io the benefit

of our glass-as.

Silversfon` Q. Epstein

i Drs. of Option. i 188 queen Sl. - ‘har ottetown

109-ewfm rtf.

ser & Weeks 8-28drtf 4-_Qi

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Cartridges all Sizes

We frame pictures# -

Beer & Weeks.l0.l 0ill , Q AAIQ £303 Pgcesé O

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CIBLERY. CELERY, i CELERY. CEIJIRY.

One of our specialties---In spite

of the exceptionally dry hot sum. mer we have the finest crop for years, of the clioicest of this king of vegetables.

Our- method of growing Celery

gives it a flavor not found iiny- where else. Everybody should eat celery, the medicine properties con- tained in this plant is recognised by tl-.e medical faculty and is constant

ly lprescribed by tliein-

f you are sick eat celery and get

well, and if you are well, keep so by using it, "prevention is better than cure ” It will cure rheuma-

tispi. We know it by experience.

he lol price we are oderiug our

celery for leaves no excuse for the

average family to be without it. Justt ink of it i barrel of celery $2.00 or‘5 berrels foi 39.00 Positive- ly no reduction on this price. When it is stored for winter it will advance in price.

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Rv _'riii.s~.'-om of iii..-so

bright, clear summer morn. lllfls. 1'i>\‘ Carly. eat your

breakfast leisurely. fill your iilP.c_w,it.l1..Orinoco, light up, and walk downto work. You’ll surely feel fine all day. A pipe. ful of fragrant Orinoco"is the one llilug needful to complete the cnjoyiuent ofa brisk morn~ ing walk. '

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iso, <:un__;., .Farm for Sale ' 7”“3%".liff¥s_~__t‘¥a`21`34"ls". __AT._.

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Tryon

I sm oderini for ssls my farm, consisting of 60 acres. 120 clear ind the balance covered with a good growth of hard and loft wood. On me premises are excellent buildings containing dwelling and olltbuildinfl an wiell ss a iarmsr's house, ell I1 good repair. _

This property is fsclng Tryon Riv-

er and the farm runs to the shore. There is running water on the farm. This property is admitted one of

the best in this section, slid intend' "ing purchasers are invited oiuspeet

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Joss u. nm.

1-ilimwarti. 'roos-

Md J\| NF; ALIH HOTEL

opporiu suitniionn, Bmi»n,Mu

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ffers ro ms wi lihot » old w ter |0" §Lt°s°§il.7i.~:§.:g..'§l@'i&ii§i.¥iS N altl nNew n Ian . gnome WW! Parrots gnths for Iii) or -th “P- a ‘i1.f°l.f.'°..i.':i>.i“'.~.:'.:‘.'.r:'.ii".'.li in ersyss. dllurbpssn pfsni

T? L e.aso|.uri:i.v ‘ nncnooif

56110 floors nothlnqwood but the door

Equipped with its enoieniieli Vacuum Clieqninl Plllllf

_Strictly A 'Pempeunee llelel

1 Cem8|;=n\v'::|l|I\9abl:ls Ine-

STOREI F. CRAFTS

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Funeral Director sd? elm

balmer-Miss A Fer¢uson.Ll4‘|Y Assistant- Personal Attention and Promplnsss Guaranteed

Ambulance calls answered ll

short notice

IUICIM-Tlll

Disinfectlng and Fumi ating

I-urniture Repeired and WP' bolstered.

Silsntialeemen mule to order,

'ill' 75, .lIW’2.fl'.ii°°» l