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All Canada AT

CHAR LOTTETOWN Oct. 8, 9, 10,11, 12,1986

This will be the GreatestFair Ever Held on P. E. Island

$14,000.00 In Exhibition Prizes

Grand Disp‘ay oi 'Exhiblts

Open To

Iintriesin Live Stock, except Poul try and all classes in manufactures.

other entries close and October. l’osl- lively no entries will be taken after the n YJVC dates.'

'l'ltree Day’s liorse Racing, open' to the world—Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, the 9111. rotlr and nth of inctn‘rer. $2350.00 in Race Purses.

Entries for Races close 24th Septem- ber 1906. The fastest classes evcr ad- vertiser] on the Island

Magnificent attractions in front of the Grand Stand.

Lowest Rates on Steamers and Rail ways.

For Entry Forms, Prize Lists, R1€t Programmes and all information writc the Secretary.

F. L. II ASZARI). President.

C. R. SMALLWOOI), b‘cc’; —Treus.

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RcdnctionSalc Boots Shoes

In order to reduce our stock and make room for new goods

"Hominid cinnnrn

MAJGII'IY OF PATIENTS WOMEN

Mrs. Pinkham’s Advice Saves Many :20": this Sad and Costly Expe- nee.

It is a sad but true fact that every year brings an increase in the number of opt-m- tions perform-d upon women in our hospitals. - - I 5 More _than threw _ ‘ MW. . fourths of the ‘ . ’ ’ aticnts lyinv on " M’fkou' 6’?" guise snow-w rite

' s are women and ,i;::.'s who are awaiting or recovering from operations made necessary by neglect.

I" a: one of these patients had plenty of'ii'nrmng in that beating down feeling. pain at the left or right. of the abdomen, nervous exhaustion, pain in the small of the hack, pelvic mtnrrh, dizziness, flatu- lwicy. displacements or irregulnn'tii-s. Ali of these, symptoms are indications of an unhealthy condition of the formula organs, and i not heeded the trouble truly make headway until the penalty has to he id by a dangerous 0 emtion. and a lifetime of impaired usefu tress at best, while in many cases the results are fatal.

The followlnglctier should bringhope to suffering women. Mrs. Robert (llenn. of 4.34 Mane 5L, Ottawa, Ont., writes:

Dear Mrs. Pinkhnm:

' "Lydia E. Pin k liom‘s Vegetable Compound IS so wellnnd widely known that it does not iiccd my rmummcndulirin, but I nin‘pleuscd to add it to the runny “’Ilit’h you lrnvcin its furor. I suffered untold ugonir-s from scriou lenmle troubles for llcurl tlrri-e yours. and the doctors told lllt‘ tlint must undergo an oporutinn, hut nsl was unwilling to do this. l tried your Vum'tablcl ‘umpound am” or only too pleased that I did so, for it restart me to perfocthvultlr. saving me the sin of utl‘bperutiun mid ihoimmonschillsa riding the some. Pray accept my hearty thanks and best wishes. '

Just as surely as Mrs. Glenn was cured of the troubles enumerated in her letter, ust so surely will Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure other women who suffer from {crirale troubles. inﬂam- mation, kidnuy troubles. nervous excita- bility and nervous pmstrution.

Mrs. Pinkham invites all women who are ill to write her for free advice. She is n daughter-iman of Lydia E. Pinkhnm nnd for twenty-five years has been advising sick women free of charge. Address. Lynn, Mass.

EMPIRE LINIMENT CO. LT D,

Bridgetown, N. S. Gentleman—I have used your

EMPIRE LINIMENT

myself and in my family and believe it to be one of the best liniments on the market. " Young irulv. ‘ 101w LellRi’N.‘ Arichat. C. B. April 25. 1906.

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' Pipes! Pipes! '

Good material.

Good workmanship.

We are oﬁering special values in

East Pipes

Don’t fall to inspect our stock. No goods.

5/39 Rchross Pharmacy

and twmtf

trouble to show

we offer the following list. 25 p. c. off all broken lines. 25 p. c off all tan and choc- olate goods. 25 p. c'. off all other lines. All for Cash only.

J. H. Bell.‘

The Cheap Slioenian.

.BATNAMS

California

Famous Soap

The‘household favorite. Try it and be con-

vinced. For sale by all grocers. 6-20d ,

I Can Sell Your Real islatnnr Business on Mailer When located

I'mpnrtigs and Iiuslncw of it“ kind» sold for 0er ii. nl parts of the United Stutcs. Don't wmr. \\ rite tuduy describingr \vlint you hnvo to well fllld L’l\'c unuh pricu on mine.

If you Want to Buy

Any kind of business or icnl catnlc nny whore. ut nny prlv-c, write me your rcqult‘n out i. I cun sure you little nnri money.

DAVID .r. c-TrAFFf, THE LAND MAN,

4I5 Kansas Ave. Topeka. Kansas b-9dtwlyr

ORANGES

Just received via

BOSTON BOAT

Selling cheap.

Fresh supply each week.

w. A. ,nnrcnnsnn. industry:

all.

(than. F. [lavisnn

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

AND EMBALMER.

Oﬁoe, 8110? Rooms and Residence, opposite Baptist Church. . ’ I Equipment ﬁrst :lqull calls prom ly attended to at any hair off the dry or at ht.

elephone No. 289. ' ’ , i 1 ‘

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ninii WOMlll KlLLiﬂ Sin-3n

MUNTIKEAL. Sept. m—Helen Dolrloh,| Polish woman, was found guilty of man slaughter today by the court of King's Bench. Smtence will be pronounced in a few days. ’

Mrs. Dolrl :h tied after the dad: of her iour-year-old stepson, who oied u the result of llltreattnont.

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MlNUiAEiUHEBS‘ ASSUEililﬂli

WINNII‘EG, Sept. 20. -The Manufactur- ers' Association yesterday elected the following ofﬁcers:

President H. Cockshurt, Brantford; first vice-president, Hon. J. D. Rolland, Montreal; provincial vice-president: Ontario. Lloyd Harris, Bruntl’orrl; Quebec G. A. Vandry, Quebec; Nova ScJtlu, 'l‘. M. Cutter, Halifax; British Columbia, John Hendry, Vancouver; Manitoba, L. C. Mc- Intyre, Winnipeg; New Brunswick, Chas A. McDonald, St. John; Alberta. A. E. Cross, Calgary, Sushutchuwnn. E. J. Brooke. Reulnu; treasurer, Geo. Booth, Toronto; auditor. \V. C. E tdls. Toronto.

lHE PﬂWEH iii THE PRESS

(“Mr Dooley." in The American Magazine

“No Sir, as Hogan says. Icare not who makes Llr' lnws or th’ money iv a conthry so long he I run th' presses. Firther Kelly was tulkln‘ ubout It th‘ other day. ‘l'here nin't anything like. It nn' there niver was,’ snys he. ‘All th‘ priests in this diocese together pt‘euch to about. a hundherd thousunii people wnnct n week an", he anys, ‘ull th' papers preach to three mllly- on Willle a day. aye, twlnty times a(

v dny' hr, n’ilyS, ‘We give you it. hot on Sun-

duhsnn‘ they give yelt hot all th' time,‘ he

says. "its n wonderful thlnz.‘ he lays, [sec :r biir‘l lv printer's ink gain inioa newspaper ofﬁce an‘ it. looks

common enough. A bar-‘1 iv printer‘s ink, nlmr'l Iv llnaee lie nn' lampblsck, with uszrrell to it that's half stink an’ half perfume, But ltell ye if all th‘ dinny- irrltc,lyddite.cordlta nn' gun cotton in li‘ wurruld was bid behind thlm hodps tliir: wudlen't hr as much distur- lrii.celnthat bar‘l as there Is in the int-say stuff that looks like so much inr,‘ he sinys. ‘Printcr’s inkl dhroh iviLin wunllttlo war-rad in type,’ he snys.‘ 'will liluelten th‘ fairest name in Christendom or,‘ he says, ‘make astar tar-shine on th‘ loftlest hraw.‘ he says ‘li will find lty wuy into millions iv lioiricsuii‘lrciirts nn' memories, it will go through iron (lures. nn' stone walls nn‘ will carry some message that may turn th‘ current iv ivry life it meots' h‘ur th‘ impel-or 1v ChlnY to th' baby 'in th' cradle lnllnnnigun‘siiat,‘ hesays. ‘lt mny undo ntlmusnnd prayers or start; a mil'yon. It can't he escaped. It could dhrug me out. i\' me parish house to-mor- rah nn’ multc mcus well-known in Pekin (IS I anilnflalstcadSthreet.r.n‘ not as fav‘rilily. Today lh' Pope may give me no more thought. thin he gives Kelly th' Rowlln' Mllann. To-morruh he may be reading about how great or bad I am in th‘ Popon Romano. It's got Death beat a. mile in levelln‘ mnks.’

“ ‘Yas, slr,’says he, ‘th' hand that rocks th' fountain pens is th‘ hand that rules th wurruld. Th' presets f‘r th' whole unl- verse whot Mulllznn was f‘r his bent. He was th' best pollshmnn nnd th' worst I ivcr knew. He was a terror to evil door, whin he was sober nn' a terror to ivrybody whln he was dhrunk. ‘Martln. Idhrink to th' lands all over th‘ wurrnld who use th printer's ink. May they not put too much l\' th‘ r'red stall In It nn' may it niver go to their heads.‘ "

FOR YOUR STOMACHV- "

When you eat your dinner tonight. take it thought about your little stomach. First you fillit. with soups, Mien ﬁsh, meats, salads, a dozen and one other things. and wind up with ice cream, coll‘ee and perhaps wine. You see you are pretty hard on yulll' stomach to make it. bear all these cultivated tastes of yours, eating and drinking, morning, noon and night. Is it. any wonder that itls sore, tired, painful and th‘ch How can it. help burning, palniug, ulvlng off fermented transect Why don't you try Hutch tablets? Get; them at. any drug store give your stomach some assis- tance. Take It. a day or two and you will have M confess that. Hutch is the great- est preparation for pains In the stomach you ever cunts across in your life.

Don‘t. tumor} vTaka 0110;. after each meal. This makes .liutch do ,lho most, gem]. A big bottle 200 for “.00. 1 nle by all druggltts. .

To lnsum pirfeut. health non Iran-ox Tablets For sale at your drunlst's. 5 nts per box. do if

You will want some new collars for fall wear. Don’t forget. that I have a full range of Tooke's Cac- adlnn Collar, and Barker‘s Ameri~ can Collar. H. Brown, The Young Men's Man. 9 21d 4i.

GOOD NEWS u Auk yonrdule for INVERNESS COAL. Posi—

(except Anthracite. 9.8dt',

tlvely no Soot on stove cover. or , botmrnsqupis, N this; cleaner!

LUHil HUSEBEHY

Rosebcry, speaking at the jubilee dinner last night of the lluwick Arch Geolorrtcul Society. of which Dr. Murray, editor of the Oxford New English Dictionary, is presidentmnid amidst laughter that he lune especially to hem“ Dr. Murray‘s pinion of President Roosevelt's spelling - reform order and was (ii-appointed that not sword had been uttered ou' the sub- .leot. Lord Rosebcry humorously referred to Mr. Roosevelt's spelling reform, sayg ing a blow struck at the rccongnized rules of spelling of the English race was I ablow at morality itself. Conscrentlous ‘7 and virtuous people, he >aid, were hump- [ ered by spelling, but the unscrupulou l and vicious spelt ahead according to pho netle rules of their own, probucimz results fully acceptable to themselves. and sometimes understood by others. He was not at all sure that the Archaic" rules of spelling laid down by tradition. and stereotyped by the dictionaries. had' not ﬁlled half the lunatic asylums of the country. The conscientious man got muddled, but, the unscrupulous went. ahead,and at the lust moment. of his life might be honored IN the heritage of the prelidontof the United States.

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Do You Feel Snug and Comfort- able Around Your Waist Line After a Hearty Meal ?

Did your last meal taste deliciously good to you, and did you eat all you wanted? Could you have pntted your rotundity in glee and felt. proud of your appetite and of your good strong stotnnchi Do you feel rosy now bccuusc your last meal gave you no inconvenience what- cvar’i If not, you havedyspcpsin in some form, and probably never realized it. If you have the least, trouble in stomach after eatiutz, no mutter little or how much you out. there is ble brewing and you must. correct once.

Most all stomach troubles from poor, weak, scantic unarrlo that precious liquid which oucrht to your blood into rich, red blood.

If you have nausea, your gastric juice is weak. If you huve sour risinps or belch- ings, your food is fermentinz: yourgastric jnlosis weak. If youlmve loss of appe- tite, your gastric juice is wcuk. If you have a. blonty fouling of averson to food your piratrlc juice is wank.

You need something in your stomach to supply the gnutrloJuice which is scanty and so give power to‘ the weak gastric juice .Stnnrt's Dyspepsia Tablets do this very thing. ,

Now think-one grain of one of the ingredients of these wonderful “We tablets digests 3.000 grains of food. They are several times more powerful than the gastric Juice in n good, strong, powerful stomach. They actually digest your food for you. Besides, theylncrcase the flow of gastric juloe.just what. you needto get all the good possible out; of everything you en“. You will never have that “lump of lead" in your stomach nor nny other stomach trouble after taking 'Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets. Then everythingI you eat will be digested. it will give you strength. vim. energy and a may dispos- ition. You'll feel good all Mound your! waist line after every meal and it will muke you feel good all over.

Stuart's Dyspepsln Tablets will make you feel happy after eating a good, hearty menl. Take one or two utter eating. You‘ll feel fine-than your meals will fit, no matter what. or when you eat.

We want to send you a sumple puck - age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets free of charge, so you can test them your- salfnndba convinced. After you have tried the sample, you will be so enlis- tled thatyou will go to the nearest drug~ store and get. :1 50c liox.

Send us your name and address today and we will at, once send you by mail in sample package. free, Address‘ F. A. Stuart 00., 52 Stuart Bid ;., Mur-

slmll, Mich.

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Better Values Than Ever ln Wom- en’s Jackets and Skirts.

If you care uliout getting the best vtlues ever oft-rm! in women's Jackets and Skirts, rend what. follows and then | come to see the garments. Mr. Paton has sent. us direct. from the Factory, 25 sample costs no two allke.Come that's all, the costs and prints will do the rest, Jae. anon & Co. 9~13dtL

hm" Our Compound 1 Syrup of ‘ ' _ Hypophhsthitos , ' _ -

is probably. the most

efficacious remedy we

sell and the cheapest.

Valuable in pulmonlry

oomp‘aims. anaemrn.‘ general debilin etc-r

etc.

Those suffering from

bronch t’s or asthma

will ﬁnd it especially good. A good gener- ous tonic .,

Our make entry-5:.

full pint bottle.

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THE HAT AND CAP

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Is the Best American i Shown in the City all“. .I

’ new sttck arrived this week. Don’t buy your fall hat until you hanve seen

Also I have an elegant Selection of new

“No trouble to show goods.”

H. H. Brown.

MAN.

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HUTWATER HEATING

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Hot water is an excellent thing to heat a house with and

in fact some people wlloee homes we have ﬁtted up with hot

water heating, saythey would not have any other method now. May be you are interested in it. Let us hear from you,

we will be pleased to give you prices.

BRUCESIEWART & C0.,

Founders, Engineers. Machinists and Boilermakers,

Charlottetown, '1‘. E. Island.

PHONE 125

to $4.04 per 100. American and Belgian Barr cl Guns.

See our single barrel breech loading Gun with

GUNS GUNS Shooting Season Now- On

English and American Loaded Shells from $2.00

Single

Box of English Cartridges for $5.00.

Wholesale and Retail.

P. 0. BOX r280 .W.®IW~IWMMW~I..

and Double

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Onon- Grate

‘It's most «time for the ﬁre in the open grate. How cheerful watch

to sit and the many colon-d ﬂames when the lights a.e turned low. "

We sell the kind that

cheers.

A. Pickaiil &. to.

Phone 240.

__‘_\ For Any Occasion

We can ﬁt you out for any occasion. as far as laundry work is concerned, Dress Shirts, Fancy Vests, Collars and Cuffs. Not too stiff, to crack and break. * liable enough to be comfortab e and retain their shape.

Better look over your linen; there may be something that you need laundered.

A. F. Webster,

Star Steam Laundry. Phone :51.

Kent Street. l

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We have again rcceivtd a quantity of, Learri's famous Canned Chick'err You wll ﬁnd it excellent

quality. The price this year is 25 cents per nn.,

Jenkins »& Son

SUMMER 'C.Lo__rnrNG

HEN thinking of your summer Clothes think

of us as we have the best line of the latest and most u to- date patterns of all kin s of gent’s Furnishings goods _in the City to make up in Suits, Overcoats, Shower Coats,

0 Pants and, Fancy Vests and

of course we have the “know how” of making them up to suit the most particular people. Give us a trial order and we will please you.

JilHll McLillll ii iii

We load the Prhccssion

We do not wait for any one else, but aim to give ' our cu‘tomers something that is new . _ tasty that will be found nowhere, ,elvggnl: I ,.

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vihat has made " ' ' Paton & en’s. -‘hia-tlréssrs such a success OUR FELT

MATTRESSES are SOFl‘\

and ELASTIC and are made in such a way that they never get uneven or spread out over the edge of the BED,“ We

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