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o eueoeedt one days you must have plenty oi grit, courage, strength. How is it with the children? Are they thin, pale, delicate? |39 not forget Ayer's Snrssparllla. You know It makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up

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Wellner s Silver Cream ls Growing More Popular Day by Day

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price 25c per % pint bottle.

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Olficesin New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

RnAn The Guanilan's olaasitied afie.You

will tind something to interest you.

Rav. Mn. DonsoN‘s lecture on Ghosts

etc., Monday the30th of this month.

Guv Bnowu of Calais, Maine, is in the

city to-day en route to P. E. Island, to hunt for a driving horse.-Moncton Traiiscrlpt, 18th.

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INVITED if ri.:::.:°:i.':..ei°fz ,igiia-,i;ilyhi<i1ui;its,(the very latigt uovclly-)

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Where liabv is Alwavs Welcome.

- ROUSE UP YOUR ENERGY

Ii\'nn'vclnst. ynurold time vigor and foci limi iinil \\ urn out

HUGHES’ DIGESTIVE TONIC

“'il||_'i\‘nyo|i‘a\\np,vininnii cnuvgy. As nn ,ima-[izi-init<-niinot hc bcaton and it innkcn y,,“,i|i_`,,i5 ivlnit you cut. I’ricu 25o pcr botiilc

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apotliecaries Hall.

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ilinai, i-lriniiz \\'nii-.rprnof boots is \\'hi\t. urn ro- qniiinl non. \\'i-. haic n ini-go stock to iiclin-t from ilnr pi-it-i-.~ iir<~ lower thitn nny in the city iiiwl inn i‘\|n<n~<-s ni-ii li~.-oi. linyal Sou our \\'nti~.i-- pi-nnl lionis- "'|'l\c I.innlci"' $l.5O it pair.

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Soma iiora Bond Things

i\'u have just received a

sliipiuent of Crosse & Black- well’s goods including: Pick- les in chow-chow, mixed, wal-

nuts :iuil (lirkins.

Joins in strawberry, rasp-

berry, etc., orange marina- lrnle in all sizes, pure malt viiicgflr, Lea and Perrin’s satire, Ilcngal club chutney, l>_rcservcd gin er, csndied ginger chips, l§rench Olives, Lin-on Oil, Macaroni, Huntley and lfnliner’s short bread and biscuit in different varieties. Tliesc high-class goods are . ii-ull known and speak for

thcniselvcs.

We will be pleased to show

them io you at

M o Ii e :ui na.’s t,lll(l('I4iIlV.

INVICTUS

SHOES ARE MADE

HON OR

The style and work-

manship appeal to the

man of discriminating

judgment-The good

opinion formed by dist

acquaintance is con-

rmed by the sounds-st

test that can be ap-

plied to footwear-The

test of wear.

Most styles sell for

$4.00 a pair.

Alley & Co.

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NEW GOODS FROM

CROSSE & BLACKWELL

Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow. French Olives and Sardincs. Devilled and Potted Meats.

Olive Oil and English Sauces. Caniiied Citron and Lemon l’eel.

Janis, Jellies and Marmalade. _ Preserved Ginger and Ginger Chips.

Currie Powder and Essence Coffee.

H““tleY& Palmerys Bi5°“i"s’ S°“Ps is toliavoa voicc in whatever changes

Chutney.

Bccr & Goff.

A sri-;oIAL meeting of the City Council

will bc held on Monday afternoon to deal with the contract between the city and the Charlottetown Light and Power Com- pany.

InvoR'rANr meeting of Y. M. C. A.

Auxiliary, Saturday afternoon at 3.31), to complete arrangements for t-he annual 'l‘hanksgiv|ng Tea. Large attendance re- quested.

THE marriage of Miss Sophie Almon

Tapper, eldest daughter of Sir Charles Tuppcr, K. C., M. G., and Lady Topper, to Cecil Merritt, wlll take place on De- ceinher4, in Vancouver. Sir Charles Tup- Dcr Burt., and Lady Tapper will be pres- ent nt the ei-remony.

J. C. UNnr:r¢uAv, of Bay Fortune, tells ua that sixty years ago the rot in _pota- toes was llrst known on P. E. Island and that rot was continuous from that time until last year, when there wore no traces of it at nil. This year it ii-i also p'casinir to note that P. E. Island is wit-hout rot. in its great staple vegetable .»-Exam.

Tint Cunnrd line triple screw turbine

atcanicr Carineniu, of ?A),()00 tons, is nn- nounccd to sail from Liverpool for New .York on Saturday, December 2nd. The Curlnenia is, so fur as passenger accommo- dation and size are concerned, a sister ship to thc Caronla, which has already matic such a splendid reputation for her- self with the travelling public on both sides ofthe Atlantic.

F. G. Wm-:A'rnN of This F. G. \Vheaton

Co. Ltd., Folly Village, N. S.,spent yester- ilny ln the city and leaves on return to the Mainland this morning. The above ilrin manufactures the popular and much souirht after iientlcy'a Liniuleni. and Kuiiifoi-tlieaiinclic powilers. Mr. Whea- ton attributes the increase in sales to the large and judicious amount of advertis- ing of his goods. l-Ie also speaks in high- est terms of the accommodation and de~ cldcdly marked improvement in the ser- vice nil`orded by thc Victoria Hotel, so much in contrast to that of three years ago, when he last visited herc.

A ancnsn Methodist Church was

opened last Sunday in Amherst. It is located in the Highlands ln an enterprlz ing and growing part of the town. It is designed to meet it pressing need and willno doubt be hailed with delight by ninny who oihcrivisle would have to walk quite a distance to attend n plnec of worship, Rev. \Villin.ui Brown of Nappan preached the dedicntory sermon and Rcv. Dr. lleiirtz, President of the Nova Scotia Confcrcncc, formally dcdlcnted the build- ing for Dlvinc worship. In the evening Dr. Ilcnrrn occupicdftrlnrzpul|>itf-I.nrge-coii- tributions were made to\\'a.rd the build- inn fund and it is understood the edifice is entirely frco nf debt.-I‘lx.

Ar a meeting of the Pri-abytciy of St.

John held on _'1'ucsdi\y last thc first business to comc up wns thc reading of a circular letter from Rev. \V. J. Dey and Rev. Wm. Gregg. convercrs of the joint committee of the Canadian and American churches, regarding some changes in the hymn book. 'l`l\e letter recalled the fact that by contract with the publishers thu pre..~icnii Book of Praise cannot bo chnnlzeil till alter 1007, and that the whole church

are made. Four copies of the new edition of thc I’.salms in metre prepared hy the joint coniniittec wre also sent for approval and a reply registered by March lst. The matter was discussed

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,iNTERNATioNA|. oi v i sioN.

Stcnnnnu lcuvo St. .Iol\n at E li. ni.. Monday \Voili\ci-nlnys and l~`i~iilnya for liuhor. I<Ji\si.port, l’urtland and Iioston.

IHGTUIKNING

Comfort Slippers

if 'nm Iioalon via l‘ort.lninl, lliislport and

Liilicc, Mmiiiiiys, \\'cd|icsdays and liridaya at 9 .\. ni.

Through tickets on snlo nt u-lnclpal railway

stations and bakxngo checked to destination.

Monday morning. .ludfrc Forbes and others ilisapproved of any clutnge, and on niution of Rev. S. B. Ilillock, seconded by A. W. Coburn, a resolution to this ctfcct wlll bc sent to thc joint uominlitee.

' BicI.o\\' will he found a list of Canadian patents recently granted to foreigners

S' through the agency of Marion 8: Marion,

Patent Attorneys. Montreal, Canada, and i \Vnsliington, D. C. Information relating to those \vlll be supplied frcc of charge by applylin: to the nhovc-named firm. .lnhn A. Staples, Newbury, N. Y. Valves lorivatcr supply tanks and regulating means therefor. George C. Schmidt, Gotlienhuru, Sweden, Appliance for mls- inig nnd lowering ship`s boats. Huko

stcnnior mid raku cabin burtli or atatoi-oo for trip.

All camo. oxccpt llvo stork, \ in r-KBMIIM*

Piusengora arriving nt St. John on oronln pi-ovlonsto morniiur sailing can go direct ts:

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t Nice k°d this Company. la hiaurcd niriiinst iiro and mar-

Wl E 1 ins risk.

\V_ G, LEE, Agent, St. John, N. H. A. ii. H/iNsooM. G- P. SL T- A-

Victoria Row.

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The full flavor, delicious quality and abS01\\tC Plmty Of WHITES

CHOCOLATES distinguish them from others, and inake them quick sellers.

Try a box today For sale at all the lending coiifectioiicrs. I*

~ viv Aus'ri\' v.i>. at oinrininnngor. ‘ AL i A I llostoii.Ma»<i=. ciunlcsccntgaslnmp. Messrs C. A. Ilult

<-ommonclng hilt;llt1Pl;/In _ .wlh H0 butwcu

Slippers, Elaine

fronts, soft and ,

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tho iiwamer` , ‘Y k 1, , L'

$1.60 a Pair at '|‘Ari"i.;i:‘i:"`§‘t;_heriy V\hi\rf'nnd loo y o I:

Wl1ll&:: vo (`h'lnwu ‘lllllloave Itockylt.

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than 0.00 lli_iI| l‘.’.np ‘Lili 3.31) LW 5.11!

10,00 I.l5 .'i.i\0 LH)

it. ni. D- l‘!¢ fo. III. IIUUII Il. l1I» p. ni. [I1 Ill. p. ni.

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l Kunzcl, Koln, Gi-rniany, Shooting np-

pnrntus. Samuel C. Davidson, Belfast, ireland, Centrifugal fans or pumps. Messcrs Fodor Sc de Szemsre, Vienna, Australia, Railway car couplings. Count H. M. Delnninrre, Paris, France. ln-

& 0. \\'. llult., Stockholm, Sweden, Blade liners for centrifuaal liquid separators. Thomnii l'}\'nns, Morrlston, Wales. Fish Hook. The “In\'entor's Advisor", n book

,, on pfitonts. lsjust published. Any one

interested in patents or inventions should l order a copy copy.

Clydesdale Stock Food is one of the heat

of its kind on the ninrket.-For eplzootic, liver trouble, coui¢h,intluenza,hlde bound, blood out of order, etc., it is certainly a loader. liorsrs, cattle, colts, calves and sliccp are made fat and healthy by its use. Sold in 25 lb buckets at $3.50 and tl lh pks. at ULU).-A. W. ItefIdin,I’hcm B.

tend holding a Christmas fair ou Monday and Tuesday, the llth and 12th of Deo.

Auoao these leaving the city yesterday

were Frank J. Stanley onatrlplo Syd- ney; Wallace Hill, clerk of the Victoria Howl, St John, who spent alew days here, on return; Eldridge White on return to Sydney.

A1' the regular meet-Ing of the Home

Mission Board of the Baptist Church held at Yarmouth, N. S., Oct. 11. a small grant was made to Bonshaiv, to enable them to obtain the service of Pastor Tlnar, of Tryon, P. E. I., fora part of his time.

Mas. Jia-iam Eniininol-2 Sournwuvx, of

the Emerson School of Orutory, Boston, will Rive a recital in the Opera House next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Southwick comes to the oity well recommended, and as sev- eral young ladies from the Island have graduated from Emerson College, Mrs. Southwlck will no doubt moot with a lioarty reception.

Szmrr. Mason Nm.-ion' crossed yester-

day by the Princess on a summons to re- port immedintely at Headquarters. lt ia probable he will be assigned to duty in one of the new Provinces-Saskatchewan or Alberta. His _family remain here for the present. Sergzt. Nelson made many friends while here who will regret his de- partura.

THERE will be divine service at Argyle*

Shore on the 22nd at li p. m. Rev. Jas. McDouizall is one of our moat eloquent, earnest and pleasing oraiors, ami never fails to deliver an interestiiig discourse. His recent “Defence of the Word" is one of the most able sermons delivered on the subject, and has been highly commended by all who heard lt.-Com.

L.\s'r evening ln the vestry of thc

Central Methodist Church the Rav. J. W. McConnell delivered his lecture on Paris, the gayest city of modern civilization. A panorama of Paris was shown, the icc- turer depleting the elegance of decoration, the rctlncd gaiety of its manners, the su- perb urrnngcnient of its streets and b0ulcvards,nnd the inngnillcence of its architectural triumplis.-Moncton Tran- script 18th.

M. E. Srvimis, representing a New

York syndicate, offered M. W. Savage $180,000 for Dan Patch, chninpion pacing stallion of the world. Sturgis formerly owned Dan Patch and he sold him to his present owners for $ii(l,0tl0. Mr. Savage rc' fused the.otl`cr and said all the money In the \n'orid would not induce him to part with the great pnccr. lt in believed that Mr. Sturgis i\nd his backers desire to secure Dan Pntchnot only for stud and show purposes, but to call James Gai.- chinb`a hlntI` and nintch him nizainst Audubon Boy, who recently equalled Star Pointers world pacing record of 1.501 without n wind shield. This is doubtless the biggest price ever offered fora horse, save Flying Fox in England. James It. Keene, owner of Sysonby, was offered $100,000 for the great son of Melton, bc- furc the rich Futurlty last year, which hc lost, and again after his dead heat in tho Metropolitan handicap nt Belmont Park 'last spring.-Ex.

Going to Ben Hungry.

It Is All Wrong and Man is the Only Creature That Does It.

The complete emptiness of thc stomach

during sleep adds greatly to the amount offeniacintion, slccpicssness and general weakness so oft-cn inet with. There is n perpetual clningc of tissues in the body, sleeping or iiakliirr, and the supply of nourishment. ought to bc .soine\\ln\t con- tinuous nnd t`ood taken iuat before rciii- ing, adds more tissue than is destroyed, and increased wcigiit und vigor is thc re- sult. Ur. W. T. Calhell says: “All nnimnla except man out iicforo sleep and there is no reason in Nature why man should form the exception to thc rule." '

If people \\'ho arc thin, nervous and

sleepless would take it light lunch of bread and milk or oatineal and crenin and nt the same time taken safe, harmless stomach rcuicciy like Stuart/s Dyspepsin Tablets in order to aid the stomach in digestingit, the result wlll bc n surpris- ing increase in weight, strcngtli and general vigor. The only dru\v bnclr luis been that thin, ner- voua, ilyspeptic pcoplc cannot digest and nssiinllutc wholcsoinc food nt night or any other time. For such it is absolutely necessary to use Stunrtfs Dys- pcpsia Tablets, because they will digest the food, no matter how weak thc stoni- ach may bc, nourishing the body and rest ing the stomnizh ut tho sninc time.

Dr. Stevenson nays: “I depend almost

entirely upon St\inrt's Dyspepsin 'i`i\blct.~i in trcatiniz indlgcslion, bccauso it is not n quack nostrutn, and I knmvjiiat what they contain, a combination of vegetable essences, pure pcpsin. Thoy cure Dyspep- sin and stoninrh troubles, because they can‘t. help hut. cure." Sl.uni‘l.'s Dyspcpslii. Tablets are sold hy ilrngigista everywhere nt 50 cents pcr pnckngc. 'i‘hcy nrc ln lozaiuzei form, ph-asant. to take, and con- tain nothing but pure pcpsin, vegetable essences and hlsmuth. scientifically com- pounded. Your druizlllst will tell you they irivo universal snnisfilction.

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are aitvancllipr in price. Not nur.-

liowover. \\‘e hitvo nn exvcptlnin ally lnruo i<l.o<'.k of line i=tnnca,wliich

\voi1\l\on£htri|1ht. and which we havn mar od at. very low prices. It'atoyo\|r nllviintnlrc in seo our DIAMONDS bolnro purchasing.

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Special Values in Ladies’ Vests

25, 35, 40, 5o and 6o cents each, and all other grades up to $1.60

Misses' Vests and Drawers

18, 20, 22, 25, 28 and 30 cents, and other grades up to 60 cents. Children’s vests, anti grip bands, slip waists and plush lined sleeping suits.

STA LEY BROS.

CHILDRE 5

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T STA LEY BRO . ‘

This is one of the most complete stocks in Canada, it includes every size

from infants to eictra. large won1cn's, in all the different grades. We take the utmost pains to secure the best in the market, and we confidently recommend this stock to all good judges of value.--STANLEY BROS. '

30, 40, 50 and 60 cents a p .ir, and all other grades up to $1.60

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Announcements.

-Anyone wanting tu charter vessels should apply to John McQuillan Kc Co.

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-For Salc-second hand butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this office.

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-Any good boy, well recommended

can obtain permanent employment. A good chance for the right boy. Apply licre. lf

Pickiing Vinegars and Spices

English Malt Vinegar, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, good and

strong, 4oc to 6cc a gal.

French White Vinegar put up in 4 gal. dcmis $x.75 each.

Strong, pure whole spices at lowest prices.

SANDERSON ®. CO.

-Prof. Earle will be nt. his ne\v Studio

corner of Great Gcoigc and Fitzroy strcets,Sinnllwuod‘s buildlng,on Tuesdays, I"|'idnys, Wednesdays and Saturdays to . _irivc instructions in Piano, Organ, Voice Culture, Singing and ’i`hc0ry.l{ours from il to 1, 2 to ti, 7 to il p. in. Spcciui ntten ‘-

tion given to children.

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With pleasure we

beg to direct your at- tention to our personal- ly selected woolens for fall and winter.

The cloths we in-

troduce this season are distinctive in quality, coloring and design, and are now here for your inspection.

Oar word is:-~

style, good finish and good fit. We hope to be

favored with a call from you and make you a first

class

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Bcst quality of Sydney

-»COAL-

For domestic and steam purposes the Inlet

colonial Coal Mining Co. are now manufacturing the

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Mine and Nut. Shipping Pier, Picton Harbor, N

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