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Two Feet” A

_ and these two feet must have

shot-s, lor the weat.li.r w .~u’t made on a barefooted plan.

Our shoes will lit your feet,

please your eyes and not empty your purse.

See our “special” "Leader"

a splendid boot for men, it is made of the best calf lt-a'her, lined, good h» avy sole, Good- year welt and high cut.

Price $5-00

See sample in window. ~

J.u.eELL,

Broadway' Boot td Shoe Store.

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Public Auction

lm iam-acted by T. A. McLean. Esq-. tv sell Iablic Auction, cm the premises, HOLLAND

wednesday. oef. _za

lhweli lnowa FARM, aituate at Hoi nd

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ggi A Lan 15o ac

:rd :Ind in gldgdo he”a°rt§l:raellaiice woodland. r

Abe, ataame time an place, the following.

ako-,dam by Wesilawn 1 Brood Mare, twelve jemaold, sired by Sir Robert,r Brood Mare,

Sock, ,Crop & lmplements»

QM yeanlold. sired' by Preeeptor; 1 Ch tnat Q

i Blood Stallion, six years old, sired by Park-

lie, four years old, sired by Pattern Maker; i

lhlian, three years old, sired by Patt rn? Inlet' ldH rseslredb Pattera Ma r‘f

, :gear-o o y e .

syar-ol Pill , sired by Pattern Maker; 1 Foal, six months old, sired by Pattern Maker; 5 Milca

¢@s,will calve~in January;5 Fat Cattle, io_

innings; 6 Gives; 9 Pigs.

'pious Ha , ao tons Straw, tooo bushels of

& ~i5o bushels of Wheat, ioo bushels Mixed lea 3, acres of Turnips, 4 acres of Potatoes.

iaewliay Mower, Deering make; i Seeder

)ri11,.i Hay Rake, 1 ‘l;urnip seederl; 1 truck 'Ibpg z Carts, 3 P ows, 1 Whee Harrow xiii;-tooth Harrow, 1 Spike Harrow, 3 Wood i x set Double Harness, 2 sets Cart Knees, -IIor~e Collara,8 Chain Traces

feeder Boiler. im: canamd

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Auctioneer

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Reliable work at moderate prices latraction free of charge. _

ll- J- P- HURRLY- Msgnelaltnat.

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_f.;~ .oe fr. we

gi. -r. gif,/lg' ,;_~],i`;3 3112;' ~\/ 1 » 'PEL' *;.,'\- .Q52

has the E _ Time

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_ ,$7 I

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` ;¢ '~ A sees*-Offical Liver 0”

O|’l'l€

for you to buy a new range We have the finest line o ranges on the Island in many difcrent styles. You take no chances. If not perfectly satisfied with your purchase from us we will take it back at our own expense.

What more can we do ‘l

Budd & Rogers

in -1- ‘iq _

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Fi1'B» Marine,

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Orrawa, October 13 -The revenue for

the month of Se ter~‘ r amounts to

.T A nAu=_M\g_1<g~ W0l=B~ _ 9 OF PERSONAL INTEREST. ___,__/ . “ o so

` ‘°Y0ll Have I Mrs.Ri1pnPe.1i..*..-iid Mies Hiviiinal

p .

$4,731,456 as against SL " 11,076. The ex- p fnditure for the month r-hows anlucref B0 of $42,243. The revenue Ihree months shows an increase of $790,437. The ex- penditure for tue quarter shows an ln- crease of $1,231,755, or half a million dollars worse than last year.

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and Bodily Weakness.

llotler _Woman Who Kao Foanl

Health, Strength and vigor in the Uno of Dr. Giaae’a Nerve Food.

To women especially Dr. Chase's

Nerve Food is proving to be a very great blessing. So many women are weakened and debilitated by overwork, worriea or diseases peculiar to their sex. and need the assistance of just such a restorative as this great food cure.

Mrs. M. A. McCrea, Tory Hill,_0nt..

writes:-“My system was all run down when I began to use Dr. Chase'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 me to get 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. Che.se's Nerve Food I feel altomther different. It 'has gradually strengthened my nerves and built up my system wonderfully. I sleep 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 Edmanson. Bates & Co.. Toronto.

Dandruft _ ture

Cleans the scalp, pre# vents the hair .from falling out, and gives it that gloss and lustre thzit is an in- dication of healthy hair. There may be cases that it will not cure-we have never seen one-but if you try it and i_t fails to cure yours, it will do no harm, and you shall have your money back for the asking. Price, $1.00 per bot- . tle, at all druggists, or by mail. Accept no

substitutes.

A. R. BREMER C0., Limited

TORONTO, CAN;DA

za ci.:

V ~4 ('l':'.“.';lf: Mark. ) 4 For L;;:.°° 'i`i'cubies

! Emacizticn, Sac., 51:. ,

I`c'~_1.' .=ys=t~ms can assimilate pure Oli, but _ ; .<5 .,..m‘:;i..o:l in °' .hcl1_.\z L_", it is pleusliizt

tml di-_c~t~l= c, \'\ 131 `. u‘lil you up; \\ iii add rolifi ; oaiiids of ilesii; ‘rv lil bring you back to l;-Julth. -

Bile. and $1.00 bottles. -

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= .”ac~.'crf: Ccughs, Colds, E

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DAVIS £5 l..\\"fRE.\`Cli`. C0., Limited. _

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The Of-arlo telown Steam Navigation

Co. Ld, will issue excursion tickets goodgoing l7tk and 18th instant to return not later than Tuesday the 22nd,

at $5.30.

F. W. HALES.

Ch’town, 15, 1901. d3i.

PRAYER S ARB OFFERED

prayer was held here today to comm-

Thc Boer delegates and a number of Ducth ofllcials attended. Prayer were on’ered in behalf of Messers. Kruger and Steyn, and the Beers generally. A prayerf was also olered that the British emerge from their blindness and listen to the`_ voice which would convince them of their in justice.

AN Impossible thing to had is a plaster

ia the “GU

Secretary .

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Tim Hacui-1, October 12.-A service of

emorate the outbreak of the Boer war

AN_1)_ wlesi

Miss Jason: Sraoso leaves to-day for a short v1sit$to St. John.

A Numan. ot items iii this column were

crowded out of yesterday’s edition. "

Tull were 21) sheep among the ship-

ments by the Northumberland yesterday.

‘ Owrso to the meeting being held in the town the meeting of the Board of Trade ,was postponed last night until tomorrow ` Thursday.

If the flue weather continues it is just

possible that we may have a second crop of fruit this year. A little daughter of Officer Phillips on Monday picked up two strawberries a short distance north of the town. One of them was ripe, while the thero was quite green.

As reported in this column yesterday the marriage of Mr. J. W. Waugh and Miss Lizzie Dyer took place at Alberton yesterday morning. Though the ceremony took place before daylight the church, which was nicely decorated, was crowded. The bride was the recipient of a very

large number ofelegant and costly gifts.

Tna regular monthly meeting of the

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Summerside Town Council was held Mon day night, the Mayor and all the Coun cillors except Councillor Waugh presen S°m° Ubjectlon was taken to a number of the bills read, including that of the Electric Light Company, whose service, was claimed, was not; fulfilled accordin to contract; the bill for the building _ the new east end tank which had notlbeen il1BP¢¢ted by the Council; and alsothe bill for the painting of the Market Building, which was not satisfactory to all the members of the Board. On motion the bills as read were ordered to be paid sub- ject to the approval of the Finance Com- mittee. The petition of Mr. John H. Boats asking for a reduction in milk _license tax was again brought up and after some discussion a rebate of $4 was allowed. The question of selling of intoxicating liquors, Sunday selling, drunkenness and other law-breaking was informally discussed,aud it was explained to the police that the law and order of the town would be iust what they made it; they were expected to enforce the laws and the Council as well as citizens would support them. The committees to enquire into the lighting of the town reported that no definite action was taken, and after some discussion the Council adjourned.

The milineiy opening of Messrs Sinclair

i& Stewart on Saturday evening was a 1 most beautiful occasion and was attended by scores from town and country. The large show window in front attracted crowds, and critics bear testimony to the superiority in quality, elegance in shape and fashion to anything before displayed in stylish Summerside. In fact few cities in Canada are credited with show- inga more elaborate and artistic array of fashionable head wear than that on exhibition in the milliuery room. For richness in quality, beauty in shape and fashion the arrangement of hats was most exquisite. The walls were nicely draped with Liberty silk, Dresden and Persian ribbons and numerous other fashionable trimmings. On a large table in the centre of the room were many of the handsomest trimmed hiits ever placed before a Summerside public, including ccque feather hats trimmed with featl: er pmn penis, trimmings of panne velvet, angora. mechlin, feathered breasts, gull wings etc., hats in shape to suit the most fastidious ladies. Another sp‘eudid feature about the display was the admirable taste shown in arrange- ment to make the effect so magnificent. The ladies in charge wore happy looking countenanoes Saturday evening evidenc- inga good day's trade. Many complimen- tary references were inade by visitors,- and it might be added here that though 'most people thought the splendidly trimmed hatswere imported, this was not so, and be it said ‘to their credit that the ladies of Messrs Sinclair & Stewaz-t’s millincry room in this grand show excelled all previous efforts and have 'won for themselvesa reputation which will give them trade where the import_ed article will fail. At least this was the verdict of reputable critics. '

D0 NOT EXPERIMENT but fret Fuller’ s Blackberry Cordial. Remember it has stood the test of long experience, a thor-

Complaints for Children and Adults, 25 Ients at a dealers.

IIFFICULT T0 UNDERSTAND. I

book in which he arguestbat the Homeric

learned argumentation, while others hold

Spectacles

Silverware

O rg (3

o - ~ . _ _ ~" tnatlfmperor William is _suiferlngirom Gend natural wool pants and

nervousness the Berliner Nou- : gm" um °“'”°%e;'§gls‘bl2!"’

semester me “we have ~ ,,,"§','i,,,_'f“'_,,,f{‘,§},;, ,ut ,M

formation that there _is -'no vawear, unshrinkable ilnish

these rumorsi" and the '°iE5`¢'l§_.Pll0l\'S- ‘dt

dl.he=*~'.e`Inpc!ol""" 1 " 1' . '

_ _ __ Wateri'|ielous"4‘0c ag \\_{.'A.

iilivivs- causal

Paton

able in

proof

The German cities hardly know what to make of Dr. Th. Zell, who _ written a

Polyphemus was a gorilla. Some of them Hwes “fl NY 004810" 8¢¢ this fljsw _ suspect that satire lurks behind his: $151' gf.v=‘°;?,?]';“io;i_de‘;_°f‘g:7£

that he gradually became convinced that 8lI\°\!11%lll_5d UPI’ .YUM ticket.

his thesis was true. and therefore main- Wanted I.mmedia.f1y_2 or-3 Coat Mak-r ' ‘ o , 1

tainedit seriously., ’ .» gl:-A991! at once to John Mac1l'i.e;>d 3. '

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l_’Ui>L`ueNi vs, nai¢e»'“*' Ce, speeieiaime.-S év f a u ui

“nl gzerallumsv r\;|§€¢;wpJ€ %k8_;"T e£." Comme' i-cial Cafe, Queehrgtreel».y 8

: na1edto‘ aD. &:L." Menthol which ou" _ ver 1 - w' time ~ » y '

ie? being imitated. Get the genuine U" 5'0"" ~\>==1<I~DU\d |1\*\k°_ 70° ‘Nl Ymll' M: ‘§ee]5,pl§%

For sldeaches. backache, stitches, noth- :di @»-M11- M810 by DWI! 3¢L5W¢Nll°¢ not have believed the

i°8°1:|&1l its MB by DDVIS °U°»q Lido '_ epleadid vahxe for money

' ie. ...nm ii. leaf.. sri. 0*' “df - "` '°' ww we- ww think wér an

'_ 3 3 ' ~ savanna wuinnifs uaiuu. essex. messes. 1 vm reeemmwa

Mpmia ; _ _ _ _ --_ ' ,rtoalhiny friends.”-Jas. Paton 8: cm

- Bums, october is-with reference to d and wtf. _ _

the assertion of French and British papers 5 Gengemgnrg gummy ,,051

returned to Halifax yesterday where they will spend the winter mouths.

This morning Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Malnnis will remove from the City and, willreside permanently in Halifax where Mr. Mclnnls has secured a position on the Halifax Herald.

‘ Misses Sarah 5 and Beatrice Matheson left by the last trip of the S. S. Olivet#-e on an extended tour to New York and other principal towns of the New England States. We wish them a pleasant trip |00 their four weeks' vacation.

Mrs. G. F. Bovyer of Georgetown

leaves tomorrow morning- on a vlsitto Lincoln, Nebraska. She is accompanied by Mrs. Frank Bovyer of Bunberry, Lot 48, who will visit her two brothers M. C. Baker, cashier of the National Exchange Bank of Sprlngdeld, Mo., and L. J. Baker and also her sister (Rev.) Capp ofthe same place. _ ._ I

_ _

WHAT CAUSES PAIN 1

Most pains and aches come from excess of uric acid poisons in the blood, due te _ deranged kidneys.R_he_umatism& beckache, lumbago, pains in the back an sides ac.- companie by bladder and urinary trou les, are warnings too serious and to aintul to be neglected. Dr. Chase’s kidney-Liver Pills act directly and specifically on the Kidneys, make them active, vigorous, and thoroughly cure these ailments. One 25 cent x of this great Kidney medicine will do you a world of good

.-_lima

CRBRCBUS RBDUCBS THB

_ WORLUS TUOTING' REGOFD.

ToLnno,Ohio,October 12.-Cresceus gave

_cxhibintaion trot yesterday for charity and reduced the world’s record on a half miletrack to 2.0%. He also went a mile to waggon in 2.12.

.iljia-uu-

SUMMER HELPS T0 CURE CATARRH _ AND BRONCHITIS. _

Sunshine eveuness of temperature, out-

door iife together with freedom from recurrence of colds which winter ex- cites, is a great ‘boon to victims ot Catarrh, Broncirltis and Hay Fever. Fortify these blessings by the wonder- `ful, certain and prompt Catarrhozone treatment. It cures always but quickest in summer. Doctors approve of it, go »wild over it. You try Catarrhozone, 1* then wonder where your Catarrh has lone to. It cures Do you know any ther rem edy that does? All dealers, 25c. and $1.00.

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mzmfsoususss is iucuassrfu.

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Rev. Dr. Lorimer ls_willing to let some

other clergy nan take his turn at lifting the Tremont Temple debt. If his success or accomplishes as much in this line of

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endeavor as Dr. Lorimer has, there will ultimately bono debt left to speak of. Clergymen, like ' college presidents are I measured' by the amount of money thc! eanraiso nowaday, and their success in

,ly only an inc.dental consideration. Bos lm.. nemia.

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iWHERE MEDICAL SCIENCE FAILS

to cure rhéumatism, and all the time you sumer dreadfully ,why do_n_'t you gets bottle of Poisons Nervil1n_e and try that l. Rub it into your stiifgoints, sore arms, lame ha_ck,_ bent shoulders, forwuerover the pain is. Ncrvihne has cured plenty of people in this way. and that ought to be proof _enough that _it will cure you too. It is an unusuiiiy strong uliniament that curesrheumatism in usuallyquick time. Best household liniment known. 25c.

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HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. ‘

Mosrnnsi., Oct;-ber 13.-The Allan

line steamship Sicilian, sailed for South Africa to-day with a. cargo of S18 horses 1 for the British army. So far this year 5,147 horses have been shipped from Mon- treal to South Africa. The steamship ' Montfort has been chartered to carry S00 more sailing on November 15th.

Stopstlie Ceagkaad andwcrks oii the Coll.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold one day. No cure. No pay. Price ego.

io-7~mwf&w am. ii Wea& Sat aecwtl

May 31 \

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Before going to the races today drop in to the Commercial Cafe on Queen Street and have lunch. Oysters in every style, Baked Beans Chicken lpies, Roast Meats, Soup, Pies, Sandwiches. and every thing that go tomake u a od dinne

` New Boneless Fish at Beer Sc Gotfas.

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Many will take advantage of the I free trip offered to the city to day, toaee the

suit. or over coat.He will men pay you the

New Cooking Raisin at Beer 85 grofs.

Quinceareceived to-day at'Beer_ 8: £011’ s

91-21 i cf: og _

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the D1'0m0tionofrighteousoess.iBfre¢£i t- e ,£m.&_

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‘ oifered in _ _

Dress Goods; ._ _ _

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up to $1.00, 38c. l

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call to-day, for it l

will be gone _

in a few days. y

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P. E. island Tailoring Company

-lust Opened. _

., A nice line of suiti and over wh' '

fe We do not want thgagarth but b§*s?riL“t thml?*m§n13a" h% ~ value for your money _we hope or__a share of your patronage.

as we intend patting out nothing but Eistahss work you mn depend on

getting the best for your money, _

Satisfaction-guaranteed

FRANK J. STANLEY

Cor. Great George a Kent Streets.

i h’town P. E. I. 9-5-dw ryrl 3|AN“;_gg_

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oughly reliable remedy for all Summer L°_n n & Kgs __

A large lot of Trusses sellingati half price at

aus’ anus sions

_ Successors to Watson.

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Uur New Fall and Winter Cloths have arrived

New Overcoating

il Violins-_-_. Heaven, Heltcns, etc- 4

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