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T” °°“°“”» _¢¥*¥¥9'f“f°“¥'» ’“F€'!?°"»‘»”> ISLAND-Nnvrvm is ,_ _ . .

Ilot Been CataloguediYet_

Iii the assortment are some 'Fern Dishes that

would be a happy addition to many a home even if

” there is one tliere already.

- From now until Xm

FOI' the l3.Sl’. 'LWO Weeks _ Waggous followed each other in regular we have been opening 5 Reporters and Correspondents me-tion cosine upoiewsas and aiming the newest patterns in

Sl LVERWARE

-AND- ,

i You will like the flavor of Red Rose!

CUT GLASS

That the factories have

i produced this fall,

some of

Articles have

we will be receiving new est patterns in all lines of

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HUGHES’

lillllllll MIXTURE l

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A most valuable remedy for.

Cotghs, Colds, Rronchitis, Hoarse-5 nesu and all pulmonary aiectious

Price 25c. afbottle ~ l

§'Preparcd only by _

4

6.E HES, Apo thecaries hall

lenders tor Rinki

Sealed tenders will he received from i

parties wishing to lease the Hillsboro S* ating Rink from Nov. 17th, 1902, y up tt May ist 1903. Tenders to bel marked “Tender for Skating Rink ’ `

to be addressed to S W Crabbe,Presi-_ dent and to be in his hands by iz'

.c'clock noon on Monday Nov. i7th,

1902- Tenderers to provide their own , hose. The `n'ghest or any tender not* necessarily accepted. ,

A. A BARTLETT. _

' _ Sec’y. Treas.,

ov. ii Tues, Tnur Sat M-»n.

lllllil Bill’ Your Bread

Wren you can get a

' bariel of first class family Hour at our store, for $4.00

. or if you want a higher

grade, we have it, _but of 1

course a little l112h¢1’ ll price. When purchasing » your winter supply, killdli give us a call, we will lot fail to please you in both `

quality and price. _

instill \. iclllll R01.

PHGNI 288- `

Rlilylvl _-mn. -~»<

lhe W0@ it

Our New

~_/jj/_7 ,-f \ When you’r up town come in and " W7? ` ' see for yourself.

, ,y '\. _ < _leweller and Engraver.

P V

TH-E

siliek

RUBBER

No other li’-' e

them.

They fit.

They are neat.

They have a

thick W o o l

lining.

Every pair is

guaranteed-

Price $1.00

Alley & Ce.

Sole Agents.

liew Goods Arriving lvery Day

Q New Cooking Resins.

20th Century

“_ Table Raisins, “ Curreots,CIeaned, “ Layer Figs.

‘ Candled Figs.

“ Flavorings.

“ Honey in Pots,

- “ Canned Goods.

“ 5 Rosas’ Flour, “ 'Pastry Flour, at

BEER & `60FF.

" '¢- ~ ti _-i.tedt'it»ibiii~

Kwong MM” i f :af°.‘e.‘.f.;'.‘..“':.i.: ee: i.;'~:....f:..

_, ,__ , 1 the heal, and .stomach, and in the in-

, "-w' " -' d' n ratonce.

excellent work* Come - u’%‘e:i\1?c?doii:‘i‘sl;eeii°y mil-1 and certain in

~ ’ its action, and never causes inconvienoe

` _ or distress Ferrozone can be taken .early

in and Qee it work | sslong as _requii-ed, and it in no way ln-

TO-DAY! i

_“A PROOF”

`“‘l‘h¢iNow

.._.....__i,- gvpr prolonged it ma.v`be. _

V For Constipation, Piles and Sick Head- _ .

Ferrozone stands unrivalled, The suited if you call on us g

the city Express Company, whof

Everyw here.

Tea?

Wim. the person who picked up the ladies’ pearl handle umbrella last week please leave here and get reward. tf,

- N0 one should miss hearing Rev. G. M. Campbell next Thursday evening Nov. 20th. His lecture, “Canada in picture and story" will be beautifully illustrated.

Sonoonnn Barry Knowlton, is still

y ashore at Tryon, P.E. Island. She rests on a_ sand and mud bottom and is uninjured. The tides have fallen off considerably, but it is expected when the tides get higher in the course of a few days she can be floated with the assistance ofa tug.

T HENRY TERRELL, formerly of Albany has purchased the Blatch property at ‘ Mllton§Stution and will conduct a. general grocery and dry goods business, handling all kinds of farmers produce for which he will pay in cash the highest market prices. _

_ THE Prince William division of Mar- ,gate intend celebrating their anniversavy 1 by a ple social in the Orange Hall on the evening of Monday, Nov. 17th. Au ex- cellent program is being prepared by the committee, who trust there will be a. large attendance, and that all will enjoy them- selves. ‘

Li'r'rLE SANDS.-Cad fish is reported

plenty by the fishermen. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McKenzie have returned/ home from Hcatherdale where they were visiting. Death the ever busy reaper has called homo Mrs. Duncan lcbleill who has been lu ailing health for some time pact. Recently her daughter was summoned home from Boston. She leaves A sorrow- ful husband one sou and two daughters. G. J. McCormac school iuspectator visited this school ou,Thursday. Nov. 6. Miss Sadie McLeod teacher is doing good work. The temperance lodge bore South- ern Cross, No. 90 ls holding regular meet- ings every Tuesday eveniuu which are successful. A large number of young people have gone to the United States from here this full. John Blue jr. is visiting here. Neil C. McMillan has re- turned home after working for a host time in this community.

Tim following are additional particulars regarding the sad accident to Mrs. `Wil~ llam Russell mother of Mrs. Nelson D. Armour of this City reported in yester- day’s Guardian:-Mrs. William Russell, who lives at Lakeville, parish of Moncto`n,' T near Painsec Junction, was terribly bur- ned while alone at her hdme Tuesday af- ternoon. She made a fire in the yard, to' burn some 01:1 rubbish, and in some un- explained rnanner her clothing caught tire, and she was terribly burned from her waist to her ankles. Her hands were also severely burned by the frantic woman in trying to tear the clothing off herself. After her clothes caught tire Mi-s.'Russell drew three buckets of water from the well and threw over herself, the clothes being ablaze all the while, her flesh be- low the waist being burned to a crisp Mrs. Russell’s husband and grandson, who llve with hcr, were away at the time working on the railway truck. The house is some distance from any other in the locality and Mrs. Russcll's misfortune was unnoticed by any of the neighbors. After the clothe! had been practically burned of her, she managed to crawl to thehouso and proceed upstairs to get something with which to cover her, self. Finally some of the neluhbors heard ‘ her screams and ran to her assistance. Dr. White was hastily summoned from Hone- ton and did everything possible to relieve hor suiiering but no hopes are entertained of her recovery. As may be seen by The Guan-dion’s despatches today Hrs. Russell has since die d. The Guardian extends its

CUNSTIPATIUN.

CAUSES HEADAOHE, ABDOHINAL,

PAINS, PILES AND IN SEVERE

CASES INSANITY AND LPOPLBXY,

It is a common mistake to conclude that

Constipation is not adunlerous condition. Although at irst it is only accompanied by slight inconvenience p-mi, yet if . not correct- d, it will inevitably lead to very dire results,

Great care should be used in selecting a

‘moody for comtlpatlon, because if a violent purgotlve is employed, it is sure to set up pain, irritation and congestion, and result finally in piles.

The experience af those who have test-

ed all the cures for constipation, seems to prove that Fen-ozone is the _ moot agreeable and sai isfactory treatment. It It makes the bowels so well ordered that

sense of comfort it produces. and pains in

terferes with business or pleasure, and nothing may be fearedfrom its use how-

mmitpiles “iii” t,

r ng cu a waggou ses :octal irritation, which com

sympathy to Mrs. Amour and her family_ i

succession, trucks, carts and truck

the ruts deeper laden with oats and potatoes as well as the potash and other ‘l valuable constituents of the soil which' were stored up and prepared for meu's advantage ares before the keel of Cslum bus furrowed the western Atlantic. But ,l few loads of produce are now seen on- our roads. the farmer saveshis day besides i the wear and tare 'on horses and harness L to say nothing ol an occasional glass of » whlshey with its after effects against

Hn ther Bargain for th People

= |80 |:d(llt$'e fill MIS.

which at least some of the sons of the;

east are no more proof than the sons of the Province. While some of our farmers received more money in one day from the muoh talked of Dominion Packing Com- pany than they would in a week’s hauling of produce. But few fall codiish have been taken so far on the north side as they are scarce, and the hated dog-fish are still here. Two firms McDonald & Lo.Pie1ire, and Fraser 85 Stewart have moved up to West River for the fall as bait is easier got there and fish are generally plentler the closer you get- to East Point. Th~ rs are abundance of squid just now.-~-Dr. Mc- Iunis is stillou the sick list, he is fortun- ate in securing the services of Theodore Fraser to nurse him. .lfheodore got home from Bird Ricks recently.-Red Point cheese factory closed on the 5th inst.

' A CURE FOR ALL.

Not a Patent Cure-all, nor a Modern

Cure For Dyspepsic.,

In these days of humbnggcry and dc- ocptlou, the manufacturers of potent. medicines, as u rule, seems to think their medicines will not coll unless they claim that it will cure every ,dis-use under the

lun. And they never think of leaving out

suretoclaim that their uostrum is ab- solutely certain to cure avery dycpeptic,

In the face of these absurd claims it is;

refreshing to note that the proprietors of Stuarlls Dyspepsia Tablets have carefully

or false representations regarding the merits of this most excellent remedy for dyspepsii and stomach troubles. They make but one claim for lt, and that is for indigesliou and various stomach trouhle~.S uart’s Dy~p-ipsif Tablets is a radio .1 cure. They go no farther than this and any man or woman suffering from in- dlge~tion_, chronic or nervous dyspcpsia who will give the remedy a trial will find that nothing is claimed for it, that the facts will not fully sustain.

It is a. modern discovery, composed of

harmless vegetable ingredients acceptable to the weakest or most delic ite stomach. Irs great success iii curing stomach y troubles is due to the fact that the medical ; prop.-riies are such that wfll digest whatl ever wholesome food is taken into the `, stomach, no matter whether ihe stomach is in good working order or not. It rests the ovcr worked organ and replenishes 1 the body, the blood, the nerve-, creating, a hi-eli hy appetite, gives refreshing sleep and the blessings v. hich always accompany _ 8 “O04 digestion and proper assimulation of food. '

In using Stuart’s Dyspepsla Tablets no gieping is required. Simply eat plenty of i wholesome food and take these Tablets at mn mein, than assi~t.insr and resting, one stomach which rapidly regains its proper digestive power, wh an the Tablets i will be no longer rw=ir¢d~

system are not properly nourished. Good digestion invigorateo the nervous system and every organ in the body. y Stnart’s Dyspepslo Tablets are sold by

all diugglsts at 50 cts per pockoize-

l_'_.._-»__»---=-

Dr. Clift, late of P. E. L and Nova,

r Scotia, has been culled to Charlottetown. l ` Aid:-ess inquiries P. O. Box 270. ` Nov 13 d w 3 m

_ __’*1 'f1Q.~- "1 ' 4'~ -1

The Cry of Fashion

is chains! chains! chains! The best and handsomest - gold filled chains are

Simmons Watch Chains

The practical diderence be-' tween them and all-gold ones is the’\difl`erence in price. We offer a large as- sortment to select from.

= Stvles Zolors

Nervous Dyspepsia. ‘

Miracle, but Supply a Rational L

dyspepsla and S .omaoh troubles. Theyuro

and he need look no further. T

refrained from making any undue clalmlf

coustlpotcd condition ot the

attack of different

‘ » You cannot fail to be

for a watch Our stock

we made °

the price when Buvingi.

Ytll Gt! lllt Btlltfll.

A window' full at 50, and_'75c

Latest llatest

neaav

(rimmed Bats $1.25.1.€>0 and $2.00. not oncif worth less than $3._. S _.

tome Quick

i They wou’t last longeagt tho;

_ COFFEE COFFEE i . 3ocENrs PouNo and 40 cENisPiuNu

Freshly ground, how and when you want it with or without chlcotv. - For those who piefer eodee in tins we have

_ Quality G uara nte ecl-

1\’a‘iova! Blend 35c. tin Chase and Suutons ag Ne - York 214. tin Rose Bud 4*

Pf=;<3:‘E SANDERSON &. C0.,

~ SUNNYSIDE GROCERS'

_.__ ' ----1.# 1,

Happy Conditions

Prevail in our Mattress Department-because both inateniil and

price are right. The result have .been very large sales this season- several carloads- ' _ _

Satisfied customers make a business grow-that’s our history in a

nut shell. .M _ _ _'

We have a line stock of Mattresses for Exhibition week-both for

Nervous Dyspepsiu is simply aoouditioll ilyours and Ollntry ct1St0111e1’S.- V _ in which S°m° I>°1"'!°° "f *"° “°"°“° Ask to see our $4. 50 Iron and Brass Bedsteaos _

' SUNNYSIDE PRICES. S

G iT is l.E: !_

When the proprietors adopt any new idea or improvement the others li~ e to follow and

i s y, well we endeavor to be as good as the l Maritlme Business College, Halifax, N. S.

l KAlll.BAllll&. SGHURMAN.

Chartered Accuutants. ' _

1 ,/ io 27 d & w I

*

of watches is one of the finest in the citY.

G F. Hutcheson

Ieweller and Optician.

crices for reliable goods. '

..» ;_

“ One of mv daughters had the asth- i °;';‘;’;l*é"sePf*;‘::'§;-;Th°¢l¥0°l;*»¢f *£1 * “ " `"" ""”

B n T500 OYPHI f /“il” ~ ‘ Y' -'

, md t€l`\'l_lli§.lV]¢ il'lCd 3llll0Sl CV€.l`Y ,J 'is turning out very flue with the road; ME BUSY ‘

Il`llllg,‘vNllll0l.!i l`CllCf. We Il'l€l'l iI`lCCl ‘l comparatively good.-A comparison of `l

AYer’s Cherry P-cctoral and threebottles cured her.”- i °‘“° 11°” "fl" °°m° “fm” rem 82° °f

c C ' t/Q - l

= some ISN E»"’=""-"”9"f» 14"? S°’”'=» 0~ 1. C- Z»f‘&’é'€~i’.'?'f»-il-'.i’1‘?I er---ns, i 3.21.2..§§°§°“if.§..i.'i‘;°f.§f."ii. iiffif.

-env ~ T" H K ` ' " J'-"W W _ W” V 'm8l'»hOdS. All that period for days in

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MARK WRIGHT & C...

I keep a full line of the Ames Bogen Co’s High Grade Footwmr.

l _ Granby Rubbers end, 0v¢fsh°=_°_ _ “'14 °*I1°"_'1"?‘_"¢*