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In this store means something more than simply low price. It means strictly high class goods, the guaran-

teed kind,

It means prompt attention, quick delivery. Have

you been to see us yet, come in we'll be glad to see you.

Webster & Macka

“Ideal Grocery”

Cor. Kent and Gt. George Sts. PHONE 199, f ww “t30r to Davison # Cc.

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than at G.H. Taylor's Visitors during * Exhibition

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The ropularity of Paine’s Celery Com- pound is wide and extended; its users are feund in every class of society-

The life-giving powers and virtues of Paine’s Celery Compound are lauded by the t tled, the noble, the wealthy, as well as by the humble sons and daughters of toil. It has saved lives of all conditions of people after the failures of honest and worthy physicians.

Paine’s Celery Compound is more talked of, discussed, prescribed and inquired into than ary other known remedy, and no other n edicine ever had such strong and convincing testimonials,

At (' is time when men and women have

; been u- bered into a season of rapid and ; dange:cus charges

they incur fearful riske if such troubles as rbeumatism, neuralgie, kidoey acd liver comp'aiute, Stowach derangements aad blood diseases are neglected. The use of Paine’sa Celery Compound will quickly regulate the nerves, cleanse the blood, baniah sleep lessness, neuralgia aod rheumatism and put the liver and kidueys in perfect work- ing condition.

Paine’s Celery Compourd is not a patent medicine; it is 8 great physician’s prescription fully recoguized by our most eminent doctors io the treatment of dia- esee, A trial of one bottle will convince every eufferer,

HITE. ARRIVALS.

Hotel Davies: ~C W Blenkhora, H E Pyke, John McGrath, A J King, Halifax ; Lucie McNutt, Malpeque; @ L Maddon, NA Knapp, Boston; WH Allen, W G Jones, Mr Geo W Merrison, Miss Katie Harris, Picton ; Jas Lazear, H Payne, Montrea) ; @ M Blackie, Londonderry ; Mrand Mre F A Tingley, Mr Rich, New Glasgow; N Patson, jr, Kingston, On'; A L Slipp, Sydoey, Miss A M Hart, Colemad; E .G McKay, New Glasgow; H H Harden, J W Lawiar, W A Cathera, St Jehe;J Talton, Walkerien, Ont, W H Sallivan,Cornwa!!; W Richards, Bideford; P F Bellivean, Snediac; A Jobn- son, Chatham, Harry Mitchell, Sus- eex; Alex Browa, Chatham; Peter McNutt and wife, Malpeque; F Washington, Ot~ tawa; J H Corcoran, Moncion.

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Port of Charlottetown ENTERED.

Sept. 24.—Lady May, McDougall, Belie River; Susan King, Grant, Baie Verte; Marceella Butler, Hemphill, Geo’town ; Alice, Weston, Norta Sydney; P L G., Burke, Pictou. ati

CLEARED,

Sept 24.—Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Susan King, Grant, Baie Verte ; Marcella Butler, Hemphill, Port Hood , PL G, Burke, Pictou ; Florence May, Savory, Pictou.

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Goff Bros. muat give up W H Stewart & Co’s. siore in a few days—hence the boots must he slaughtered. 20

Sweet Potatoes at Beer &Golt’s Tokay Grapes (sweet) at Beer & Goff's.

Blue and Green Grapes, 8 cents a pound at Beer & Goff’s.

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Index, Old Chum, Myrtle Navy, Pride of Virginia, Old English curved Cut Creme de la Ureme, js Capstan Med is, Tartan, Student’s Mixture, Sealef North Carolina, Pa ces seroll Tonka, All kinds chewing at

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EXAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN SEP1 EMBER 25 1900

Local and Giher Items,

The Tvpper Club meets to- night,

Teacuers’ AssociaTion.—Opening meet ing to-morrow morning. - Five members of the Island Contingent home tomorrow night.

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Canreponran Cius.—Regular meeting Nomination of officers. \, C.—Postponed meeting in .¥ s evening at eight o’clock, saker HaLi.—Attend the Bazaar to- along a deserving inatitue- sninaiiligeiaee Sports at Grorcerown.—The fishery cruisers’ sports are in progress at George- town today. icici 8.0. E.—Quarterly meeting of Lodge

Prince Edward will be held at eight o’clock tonight. Payment of dues.

or Temprerance.—Meeting of Prince Edward Division, iNo. 1, this (Tuesday) evening in Wright’s Hall. Visitors welcome.

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Don’t forget 1 the meeting of the Tupper Club at eight o’clock to-night, in their hall.

Store} |Decoration,—The exterior of Alley & Co’s, store today suggests a harvest festival, But the inside is well worth investigating.

Sr. Josern’s Bazaar opens this evening at seven o’cleck. The Band of the 4th Regiment will be in attendances The ladies of St. Joseph’s Society have made extensive preparations fur this bazaar and assuie a good-time to all who attend.

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West Keyt Sonooi.—This afternoor, at tue close of the echool session, the pupils of West Kent School presented Mr. IraJ. Yeo, who ie retiring from the teaching etaff, with an address and a valu- able ring. Mr. Yeu acknowledged the gitt in a fittipg manner.

FouneraL Topay.—The body of the Jate Mr. Lemuel Macdonald was this morning taken to Georgetown for interment. The funeral from the bouse to the railway sta‘ion was largely attended. The pails bearers were William Bentley, T. W. Gill, Geo. [Chandler, Geo Worthy, Frank Muncey and Charles Simmons.

Waat we Gave Wi'tt Horp.—The Rev. Benj. Chappel), of Tckyo, Japan, referring to the derign on a private rostal card received from Charlette‘own a few weeks ago, says: “The picture, ‘WhatWe Have,We’!] Hold interested men as putting in brutal fraakvess how far the national spirit has departed from the epirit of him who spoke th 'sermon on the Mount. Right at our doors, not the barbarity of the heathen Chinese, but the barefazed greed and overmastering imperiousness of the strong against the weak, the wrong of Christian natioos, so-called, has brought about what is taking place.”

Tae New Grocrapay.—We have been shown @ copy of the new Canadian School Geography, published by W. J. Gage & Co.. of Toron‘o. It is especially commendable by reason of the excellent map studies which are'very easily compre- hended, and also becauce the beginning of the study is made very simple, the difficulties heing overcome by gradual development in instruction, a'feature oot so Strong inmany other geographies, It is unquestionably a good book, and ie highly commended by educators.

Tuk Pross.—Wednesday—east and south winde, and increasing to fresh or strong breezes at night, when showers are likely.

Kitiep sy Licatyinc.—The Summere side correspondent of the Guardian says: A heavy lightning storm passed over Cape Traverse and vicinity Saturday afternoon. At Augustine Cove, two horses owned by

Mr. William Crockett, of Cape Traverse, were killed while stand- ing in Mr Harry Clark’s blacksmith

shop. Mr. Crockett and Mr. Clark had afew minutes previously gone into the latter’s house to tea, and when they re- turned tothe shop they found the two horses dead. The lighting had entered by the door which was open and passed through the opposite wall. The building was but slightly damaged, Mr Crockett’s loss is a heavy one, the borses being valu- able ones.

Dissatisfied Boers

Antwerr, Sept. 24.—Dr. Leyds will Open an enquiry into the complaint of Belgians and Dutch, who allege that they were expelled from the Transvaal by the British. These complaints will be for- warded to the powers with exhaustive re- ports. The latter include complaints made againet the campaign carried on by Lord Roberts, }

~ Child’s etrong boote, eizes 8,9 10~3 cents at Goff Bros’ cheap eale. 2wzZ Auction Prices at W H Stewatt & Co’s. stock of boots sold by Goff Bros. 2w WANTED ®Llante In locality throughout Cenmada to in. duce our 8, tacking up ioaaecie on

trees, fences, &long roads, amd aH conwpicuoas places, also’ distributing small advertising aan ous on 1 2 $60.00 Meath and expenses exceed $250 empleyment to ron

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PERSONAL.

Mr. Jebn Nichol, of Halifax, is visiting the exhibition,

Hon, Geo. Forbes and wife returned last evening from Bostone

Mr. J. H. Corcoran, of the I. C. R., Moncton, is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr, A. J. King, representing Brown & Webb, Halifax, is at the Hotel Davies.

Mr A. L. Slipp, of Sydney, is among the latest arrivals at the Bosel Davies.

Mies Edna Acorn and Misa Kthel Jenkins, of Pownal, lefc today for Boston.

Mr. W. B. Alley, of The Colchester Sus, Traro, and Mre. Alley, are visiting Charlottetown, :

Mejor-General O’Grady~Haley and aides de-camp, Capt. Fleming, left by the Prin« cess this morning for Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnstead, and Miss Winnie Barnstead, of Halifax, are guests at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. W. A. Noyes, the popular steward of the steamer Halifax, is spending a few days with his Charlottetown friends.

Mr. Bert. Maclean, of the Merchants’ Bank of P. BR. Island, left this mornin for Sydney to enter the branch bank there. _ Miss Irene Rowe, who has been Spend- ing & few days in Moncton, arrived home by the mail special Saturday night.

Mra. Wm. Brown and Miss Tillie Brown leave tomorrow morning for Chi- cago, where they will spend the winter.

r. John Corceran and daughter, of Dorchester, N, B. are visiting relatives in Charlottetown. Mr. Joha Blake was a passenger by this morniag’s train en route to Montreal to

Ne experience woe his medical studies at McGil] Unie : =. versity, The Empire Medicine Oo., We are pl i ; ¢ are pleased to leari: that Mr. Neil P. 246 w. Londen, Oat + McMillan who is ill of typhoid “ere.

Watches

Fine Value and Timekeepers.

g} 90y slatement at its face value, did not

TAYLOR,

the P. E. Ieland Hospital, is rapidly im-~ proving. ; Mr. Geo. Cumpbeil, who has been home for a few weeks, returned to New Bedford this morning. He was accompanied by his sister, Mies Ada Campbell, of Pownal,

_There is no marked Change in the cons

dition of Mr. Cyrus Shaw: to-day, although there isa slight improvement noticeable, He reated easily last bight. _ Miss Hawilton, of Summerside, P E I, isin town, the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mre Newton Lee, Victoria-Tem- perance Hote]l.—Trnro Searchlight.

Among the passengers by the Princess last evening were Mr. and Mrs R M* Joan son, who have been vieiting friends in Halifax, and Windsor, NS., for the past two weeks.

When Lord Russell was on a visit to the United States some years ago, a mem~ ber of the American bar, acting as his cicerone, showed Lord Ruseel, among cther sights and Scenes, the point on @ wide stream where he eaid: “ Washington had thrown a dollar across to the other shore.” _The stream was wide, and the Lord Chief J ustice, who sever accepted

hesitate to express his surprise. ‘* You know & dollar in those days went further than it does bow,” suggested the lawyer, “Ah,” promptly replied Lord Russell, t “and it must have been easy enough for Washingtor, who threw a Sovereign across the Atlantic. ’

_Anew way to mark linen. See the latect Jinen marke at the London House. A greet convenience for ladies. No pera, no blasts, nO ironing, price only 35 cts, at T. J. Harris, London House.

Immense bargains in men’s furnishiags

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CHARLOTTETOWN EXHIBITION

Bept. 25th to 28th inclusive,

_ Exovrsion Rervey Tickets wi)

i issued from sl]! stations Sent, 24th cial 26 h and 27th, 1900, at ‘one fires vo si gle tare, good to return Sept - 1900, ai special reduced fares, good to a ura Sept. 27th, 1900 ‘or particulars

ad aa a arrangement

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This is a new Breuktast Food just put on the market, It is made entirely from jhe very best selected hard wheat and be ng almost pure Gluten is one of the healthiest and most nutritious foods known. It is highly recommended for the use of diabetic persons or those of weak digesticn. With every two packages purchased at our store we give free a very nice picture cf North Western s:enery,

Beer & Goff

| Grocers, oF

AUBURN FARM For Sale.

To be sold at the above named plaee, a farm consisting of 75 acres of land, 20 aeres of which are covered - with soft and hard wood, the balance heing well fenced and in a first-class state of cultivation. There are on this farm good out-buildings, a good well of water, and it is convenient to ¢ churches, schools, blacksmith shop and stores. Terms reasonable.

For further particulars apply to Mrs. Margaret Loughran, on the pre- mises, or to the subscriber, at Mr. 0. Herman’s, Charlottetown.

PETWR LOUGHRAN. wkly 4ins pda”

Farm For S aie

The subscriber offers her valuable farm ffor sile, situated two miles from Alberton on the Tignish road, containing one hundred acres of land in a high state of cultivation.

It is most desirably situated every’ way,

being only one quarter of a mile distant from We'

school house and grist mill, etc. = bs There are on the premises a large dwelling

house all finished, a barn 30 feet, good well DP.

of water and outbuildings. : Terms liberal and to suit purchasers, For te

further particulars, apply to George Matheson, Esq., Rustico, er to the subscriber on,the a

premises,

SARAH RITCHIE, Alberton, sept. 18th, 1900. dy wed and sat wkly tf.

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Plain or Spiced, 60c per gzllea.

For keerieg the pickel &rm and goed there is no better vine gar than this.

But seme prefer the preof at 60¢ per gal. or White Wine sud Cider at 402 per gal. If so we

have them good and strong.

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WANTED—A general servant (no washing must have references. Apply {to Mrs James Patcn Upper Prince 8%,

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OYSTERS.—On the halt enell,, «eM the uart, orin bul Shop en Syce

$ posite Cathedral, (Carmody’s old ee: ue A BARRON. 8 pe .

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WANTED.—A general servant. Apply ' Mra MacKachern wext to Hotel] Davies.

WANTED.--Immedia maid, references requi A at anaen ment Office, 1 week wkly.

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tv powconen » White, Upper Pownal

A cettage on Ba given ist October. Apply to Capt, etreet,