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|11 6 0|!! Mond Sept ioth and
. uigll llliralicr notice :lie 8.8' Hillsboro
' av) lnrpliil hagiyviizexeent Bunlini at tn
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,lJ|0 :_ ilibogo 1°:
ii-30 " ` _ 111:10 ‘
1-30l\»__fIJ. 2.00 p.m
is -- ec' .1'
wi 'f , 1
._ ESUNPAYQ
one Illi'town"`° Leave llocky l'
9.00 a. m. ‘ 10.00
gba gan H15, ST,
|200 " 4210 W"
;- -_ ' M. MURPHY
nfzio "
 W-'Il Siu ' Yo"-
.Cougli |`n'~'a_`_Hurry
,Gave 82 by-Ha-kl\'|¢ 'N119 "-°“ll\
_ .syrup as Hoiiiv.
This recipe makes 16 ounces of better
guugh syrup than you could buy ready
#rude for $2.50. A few doses usunlly'con-
quer the must ohstinate cough-stopfeven
whooping cough quickly. Simple as .it is.
no better remedy can be ,had at any
i .
pl-hldlx two cups of granulated augur with
one cup of warm water, and stir for. 2
minutes, - Put 2% ounces of Pinex ttlfty
cents' worth) in s 16-ounce bottle; then
add the Sugar Syrup; It has u. pleasant
taste and lnsts it family a long time. Taka
e. teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours.
You can feel this take hold of zl, cough
ln a. wily tliut means business. l-las n.
good tonic effect. braces up the nppetlte,
and lu slightly luxatlve, too, which is
helpful. A handy remedy for linnrsnnees,
croup, bronchitis. asthma and all throat
and lung troubles.
The effect Of pine 011 the membranes is
well known. Plnex in the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norwegian
white pine oxtraiet, and is 1-ich i11 giiulucoi
and all the natural healing pint- elements.
Other preparations will not work in this
formula. ’
This Plnex :ind Sulzzir ‘Syrup recipe has
attained great popularity fiirnugliont the
United States und Panndn. It has often
been imitated, though never siir-<~n.=~:<i‘11lly.
A guaranty of nhsnlute satisfaction, or
money promptly rcfiindod, goes with this
recipe. Your drumllst has Plnox. or will
Ret it for you. lf not, send to the Pine!
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vo., Toronto, Ont. -
.  .. , NEW YORK
"lT1s`ll_1i'iils"*""'l" """`"' '
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Thomas M.
M Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
' ‘ ` " |08 Fulton Fish Market, New York
Specialties, Smelts, Eels and Clams. Cmslgnnients solicited, daily
returns. Stencils and stationery on application.
Reference Market nncl Fulton National Bank. New York.
. S- B-' WILEY & SONS, Transfer Agent, Boston.
1 Q
0 ,lg thmeowpd
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Reid & Co  
N. S. Gates Co..
Wholesale Commission
Dealer '
S in
_ ` Si‘EClAL'l`ll€S-Smells and Eels.
l\lE\/'V YCD?l»<
_ N0. 3 l"UL'i`_0N MARKET
DAILY RE'l`_URNS-Stencils :intl i~\str11r~li'_111n on application
S. li. WILEY & SON Transfer Agents, Boston
. |o»19sthm16wnd
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Fresh Fish
El|llllPllNr NEWS
ex-Socialist., M. Milleranu, who has
turned out to be the most enterpris-
ing Minister of War that this coun-
try has had for some years, one is
announced as probable, though not
yet certain, which will cause some
comment in Germany. It is believed
French Government will henceforth re-
quire that no German officer shall be
allowed to enter France through Al-
snse-Lorrnine without; rr special per-
would he nothing out of the way or
vexntious in such a measure French
officers can travel without hindrance,
and are often warmly welcomed. in
many parts of Germany: But the El-
sass-Lothringen they are noi. allowed
to pass, m11cl1 less to sojourn, with-
out thc permission of the G€\`maI\
War Office, and even when they have
a pcriuit they are not partially wel-
come. On the other hand, the GGY-
man officers hitherto have entered
France by way of French Alsace-L.or-
raine up fiecly as any ordinary t.0ur-
ist.
PARIS, Oct. 16, -(Special)-Two
sisters, Louisc and Jeanne Dubois,
daughters of u respected family re-
siding in the Rue Lecourhe, fought a
duel in their bedroom yesterday even-
l I ._ _-1 J
JllHNSllll’S
ANODYNE
LINIMENT
Used 102 years for in-
ternal and external ills.
It alleviatesi c o u g h s ,
\
Penis, oct, zz (special)-Among
the many reforms introduced by the _
init from the French War Office. Therq' W’ l “’
_ srzet q
RANGE
wili give you cook-
ing and baking
sz‘.t.1sfact.ior1 and
save its cost in "
L1 very few
yeals
M"Clary`s
ing, resulting in the elder of the
two, who is, only twenty years of
age, being mortally wounded.
Louise, \\'ho is only eighteen, had
been engaged for some time to in
young cabinctmaker.
A little while ago, however, .Icnnne
fell in love with the young man, and
this caused c0_nsitle1'nh1c ill-feeling he-
tween the sisters. _
Yesterday they quarrelled, and
from words rnpidly came to blows.
A desperate struggle followed, and
Jeanne had nlready thrown her nd-
veesary to the ground when the lat.-
ter, seizing a bread-knife, plunged it
into her side.
At the sight of her sister lying un-
conscious lmtncd in blood, Louise
was overcome with despair, and when
the rnembers of the family entered
the room they only prevented tier by
sheer force from etnlihing herself~to
death.
BERLIN, (ici. 16 (Special)-An i11-
vestjgntion into the conditions of
service for women domcstics is at
present being carried on by the Ger
mon Union of Domestic servants. Al-
ready the research undertaken in 15
towns has revealed that these condi-
tions are such that they call for im-
, Q _ _ ` - ~ » '_way the labeness of her return. These
` y l 1
colds, sore' throat, colic,
cuts, burns and bruises.
25c and 50c'
everywhere
l. S. »
.l0llNSON .
& C0. rims’
Boston, nl"
Mass. "°"
Cesstlpellus
mediate reform. Atthe conclusion of
the investigation, parliamentary aid
will doubtless he invoked to secure
the passing of e. domestic servants'
law similar to the one recently pass-
ed in Denmark, under which servants
are employed by contract, and the
provision of healthy sleeping and
working rooms is rigidly enforced.
According to the report of the union,
over 50 per cent of the servants'
sleeping a.pa`rtmer|ts are unhealthy
The hours of labor, too, are exces-
sive, women in most houses working
from 14 to 16 hours daily with no
proper provision made for rest or
meal~times.
Owing to the extension of the Ger-
ilsistnbiisliod 1588) ' 7
F. HALL dit C0.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
Smells, Scallop, Eels and Lohsters a Specialty
Also Salt Cod and llard Dried 'Cod for the Italien trade
R. .
_ 57 Fulton Mullet, NEW YORK
As we are located in the centre of Fulton Market we can alwuys get highest
inarkct prices.
_ ' Consignments Soliciied ' Returns Sent Daily
0-1iiethME6wpd `
t_-_._._- -__J._..£
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SJ-.STORER & CO
 Fulton Fish Market
  New York City
Any person shipping Smeits or liels should try S. L. Storer & Co.
16 Fulton Fish Market, N. Y. City, as this is one of the oldest firms in
Fulton Fish _Market _and are known for their reliability and promptness
in sending account sales as fast as shipments are sold. _
io- 19sthME6wpd
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]. H. W. RANSOM 8 Co. '
WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS OF
Fresh
e success
Murphy fs? White Company
smztrs. 1-:i:1.s, fo..
.9 Fulton Wholesale Fish
- _f t if at ti . I
l's°'v'?‘:§1?»'°i:'§§'.ll>i.`ll2n“ll'i‘l'il l‘i|§'.ils‘L'l”ii'§i‘1'i'1i'ln°1l§ 1~l'$'lv°v°i'1¢. '°"' _
n~i»'lit me .
Fish
ons ro
Market, NEW YORK.
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f THE HUGH STOCKl:`R C0
¢ _' _ ..s..a.s.-.em ~~.sn|:w tv.: vu »v~m.~uv¢»L
   
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wllotisitt conuissiou risn omni .
7'-if _'Zi Fulton Wholesale Fish Market
C New
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is Btggjgoiieito-1 &nIe`l‘al_%2r_~;lé,:g';,5g*,}l’:'°' Nwvgkf
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land rubbers at lowest
man National Insurance scheme to __
employees oi private offices, which to ““5We1` lei-t°l`5~ _Mfsg CHRXSTINA
ar  comes into operation on January 1, REED. 105 M0\1¥ld 55-. P€0!'1¥» nl- ‘
1903, 1,500 new officials are to he M", L)-“ell A159 Avgided
created by the Government to deal
with this branch of the work, of
whom 500 are to be women These
Jessup, Pa.-“After the birth of my
500 _ ' I _ '_ . £ourth child, I had severe organic inflam-
` “ Omen em.” oyees' howevel' “I” mation. I would have such terrible pains
though the will have to ass Gov- - . ,
Y D a
ernment test of efficiency, are to he
discriminated against inasmuch that
they will not he considered under the
_ , _ an operation was needed.
Scranton Coal 1:‘:.‘i°i...f.';"’;‘3.y,.:;€..;‘;°.f;.2;“:';ors,; _;;rf1~-y»»,f.°f,;»yffi--5--;»,g;=f»~;;»d-~=
rind can he discharged at the pleas- y I3  fm mlfls .tifgeta 8 05:'
ure of the head of the department. pon" an B term ",',g' or womon 5
now The Commercial Union oi Women lilm- Iwasaweu wmnan' "Mrs'.J0sEPH A'
- ployees have entered 11 vigorous pro- L22/ICH’ JesS:p’P';i. f f al .H
. . t t ~ t th~ H, t- t- f omen w o_su er_ rom em ei si
Landlng ln Schoimcl' tiintiizlss is H eren m mn 0 should try Lydia E.,P1nkham’s Vegeta-
________ ble Compound, one of the most success-
KCI`lI`\f¢ll\ C Bl }'>_i\1:{1g,_ Oct, 15 (3pe¢iu{)._M_ Simon. fill Yemedlesfhe W°1`ld has ever l‘m°Wnr ~-~-' ----~--~--- ' - ~- ' ---- --- -~ - - --
net, a. noik butcher, had a veiy pictty hem” iubmltdnz "° ° '"“°gl°”l °P°ra
George E.Full’s   ---   .w.h°"° l” Sl-“ll m I -New Ymlf
g er’s shop in the Ave l
nue Friedland. ' P f r 1
" ’I‘hc shop in which Mndanc Simon-     S *-1
C-*cal yard met is employed closes atleeveu, as    DT. 
h ' h b l , 'ii ' _
Charlottetown wie ullivillyri-1( cllsgd tllllelilriidliillzhlmtwhelii I _'N-*-"-*i* l I A ' ` -
nw may retnmui to ner some in Y --‘ Broadway and llih Si.,»New,.Yo1'l¢ City
8.29tstM.Etf Nenziiy-.<n1r-Same. she showed con- K_ _'_ MAR'"N' B_ A_ non; gonroms wrmour gx'r|u\vA<;;\Nc5_
The Best K
Value. K
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Us
>5:C
Our motto is to give the
best valuefor the money
in every purchase Boots
prices.
J. H. Bell
g-lu-il 1 _ ml
llllll lilh
cheque or P. O. Order for $3.00 to
utter or nie should write ul Office of Provincial Secretary, DR, JOHN LEDWELL, M,D
stating prices. Ch9»1'l0ttet°WU» _ Richmond Strcet,opposite St.Pan Church "rl -‘"‘*“
_¢d.¢¢.»|5mp¢_ Prothonotary’s Office, Summer- Hours unit io detoek to 3p.m.
James Kennedysstormkensing' A A Mcl.es K.C DonsldMcK1nnon
  @l ¢,,,,_ . . n. -. _ ` Valuable Residence Property
' NEW YORK H S" ADS Leslie MacNutt, at P. MacNutt McLean Q McKinnon For Ssle,
& Sons’ Store. Malpeque. B"-|-igfgfg, A¢l¢m¢y.;¢-l,;w I sm imu.~n¢t¢<1 by Mn. Henry we.-its
Ai'S€il8l1lt & Gdl1l‘lElC L td Brown Block Charlottetown. U "ll by A“°ll°“ °“ w°d“°”""y lh° -wlh
Wellillgton ’ ------------~--'----- ----~ day of Oclooer at twelve o':lock the
. so ro _ro ers  DR- CLI F T 
Y 0 R K ‘ W;
 I _d rsonrr izsrunns -
F
» l w ot. sew copiussiou ~
0
siderahle ingenuity in ‘explaining a-
excuses did not long satisfy the
jealous pork butcher. He decided to
clear things up, and before seven o’-
clock one evening he posted himself
opposite the shop where his wife
worked. On the stroke oi seven he sew
the lady leaving, but not unaccom-
panied. She was clinging to the arm
of 5 very elegant gentleman, the gro-
cer's foreman, in fact.
M. Simonnct. faced the couple and
challenged his rival to a duel. Un-
fortunately, neither M. Simonnet. nor
his rival was siifiiciently cognisant of
the polite formulae of exchanging
cards and witnesses. They cut the
cnckle and come to the Browning,
which, needless to say, both had
handy in their liip-pockets. Several
shots were exchanged and both re-
volvers emptied before the s ectntors,
incumbent on them to interfere. M.|
was struck in the right leg and the
left side.
The wounded duelllst was pretty
severely handled before the police
took him in charge and to thc hos-
pital. The grocer?-1 foreman had in
the meantime been arrested. Regina
who had been grn'/.ed by a bullet while
attempting to throw herself between
lover and husband, was carried in an
effective faint to the nearest cheni-
ist's, where she soon recovered. M.
Simonnet is in no serious danger. The
grocer’s foreman, who pleaded “legi-
timate defence," remains at the po-
lice station.
SllVEl] FRUM
AN UPERATIUN
How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, lll.,
Escaped The Sur-
geon’s Knife.
Peoria, Ill - I wish to let every one
`    /5 ' Pinkham's Vegeta.
"4 .f-" ' .. ‘ ble Compound, and
  1 I todeylamuwelland
.»_fl°.~1 ' “ healthywoman. For.
` '  months I suffered
from inflammation, and your Sanative
Wash relieved me. I am glad to tell
anyone-what your medicines have done
for me. You can use my testimonial in
any way you wish, and I will be glad
Operation. -
that it did not seem as though I could
stand it, This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
D
who kept at a safe distance, felt it|
Simnnnet, already the injured party, .
HAIR S'l'0l’S FMLmG,r-<= aw‘ . '
ine grows' hair
l
single trace of dundruii or a loose
or falling hair ami your scalp will
not itch, but what will please you
most, will be after a few weeks' nge,
when you will actually see new hair,
fine- and downy at first-yes-but reni-
ly new hair-growing all over the
scnip. ,
A little Danderine now will imme-
diately doublo thc beauty of your
hair. No difference how dull, faded,
brittle and ecraggy, just moistcll ii
cloth with Danderine :ind carefully
oisirrnns--zscnn -miuiutinr”
Seve your llsir! Beiuiify itil Invigonte your scalp! Dsndcr-
and we can prop; it '
- _  
Try as you will. after an applica-
‘ion ni Danderine, you cannot find a..
sr`Zt§v'4f through ,.yp_nr heir, outing
Hnsll strand M:`fte~time. The ef-
fect is immediate nndamnzing-your
hair will bejlight, ` hufiy and wavy
and have sn appearance oi abund-
ance; an inco`mp`arnl>le lustre, soft-
ness and luxurlence. the beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
Get aZ5 cent -bottle of Knowlton's
Danderfne from "any drug store or
toilet. counter, and prove to yourself
tonight-now-that your hair is os
pretty and soft as any-that it luis
been neglected or liijurcd hy careless
treatinent-tl1nt's all. '
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hiliusntsssmmiils Q51 ililibiiro
Slenographers. T1°aincil.ilai‘
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The C. il. C. Are Successful
If you wish to become :1 successful stenographer or re-
porter you should take a course at the C. B. C.. .
The Charlottetown Business College and institute of
Siiorthand and Typewriting is one of the Premier iustutions
of its kind in the .\larltl111e Provinces. Here you-_receive per-
sonal and individual istructions and the c'_oiirse1-1s_re so plain
and practical that they are easily iiulsitetcti., , 7; ~
Write today for free 1’rnspccln.~.' and infornintioii to
L. ll. Miller, Principal. . _
Charlottetown Business Colltile
l,. B. Miller. Principal, ' Victoria Row _
knowwhatLydiaE.Pinkham'sVegetalile  'Ni
Tm
Tastciul Men
,,_,,__,_,,__._.. ,_.__,,. Compound has done
/-'/»*'~'-4,'  forme.Fo1-twoyears I _ I _ _:__ . -I . , _.__.,___.;_. . _- ..._ .L-...___.....5
 ",_  I suffered. '1‘he doc-
 ` if  torsuidlhadatumor _Z ”
 ' _  and thziionly remedy .
  was t e surgeon's °
  My  Business Suits for
 ____,j bought me Lydia E.`-_ ’
“Just right-”
Then when you see samples of
clething. . ,
Call in today and look over
ing and note the low prices.
161 Queen St.
Business men are bound to be pleas-
ed with our present showing of Old
Country suitings. The line- is most
exclusive showing quiet and conserva-
ti_ve designs that you will pronounce
workmanship on high grade business
suits you will come to the corclusion
that this is the place to get high grade
fabrics, See Samples of our suit mak-
John Mcleod & Co.
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L V i ,QL .., F' L _ '"' ' Barnum, Notary Publm etc This famous hotel has been renovated, redecorated refur-
 f Q Moneyzo Loan nished, and many rnodern,up to date appointments have been
L Morris Block-'lhsrlottetown 'I h - ~
,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,,_ mf., ,.,,e,,,,¢ 1...... _,______n__.____ installed. and can be Compared favorably W f Huy lp the Cuy-
hnevr house _and new barn andothcr The only first class hotel near all sleemship lines.
|diflEB- -'USU filly B0l’€8 Ol W00d||\“<l Within easy access of every point ofinteresl. Half block from
D917 "° °w"" f    Wa m ke 's Five m'n11tes' walk uiSl1 in District
noniisnniuowenn _ ““ 8 . ' 1 ’ . “PP g _ ~ .
Dingwells Mills P. E. l _ NOTED POR:-lnxcellcnce of cuisine, comfortable apponitmcr 1'r1nr_
7iME.2i.hpd. Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc mom, _.,e,.,.;¢c and h0m,,|;|¢e su,-,¢,,,nd;n§,_
_ _____,___________________ __.  Umcesin Cameron Bl0ck,Chnrlntieto\vn, The very best accommodations in the city st
P. E. ls n
Applications for oyster ’“".:~__~_ $|_00 Per Day Up,
 ||0'|'E|- BRUNSWICK 7 minutes from Grand Central Depot.
H0ll¢l0ll» N. ll. I0 minutes to leading stores and theatres.
S me libigest and Bang Iépcnted Hotelnin S 'I' D E N I S H  E L C 0'
. if .uuo.M swiss icy _
printed forms will be received by .f..'f:'f'flTff"°'f_..__.`l._._.._..-.__ 
(   Siiipatedbln t|l1;ec§d'1:1Jl.'l‘gPslsi;‘1%ioHe§¥g£_nd~s Also Sisnwix lhll Hotel, Albany N. Y.
_ _ an _uurroun e_ Yee an U 1|. e _ces _ dl _ '
Apphcahgni on the regular making it specially desirable for tougstn 4 27 ts IY'
in-' l,f 
_ th 11 d ` df l fb
Great George St. boItoI:nd:l<:Jl'g<i`;ster‘)lF:u'll:!iii; ln lgldh? ALEXANPER Ross’ M' D H Otel .lzayfn-Ond
l mond Bay up to and on the :oth PhV"°'“" “"d S"’g°°" 41 assi' zs sntrzsr
11 Aiii A i igiriif *gi dgy _gf Ngvembef next, Each OmC€ Bfld Mf°IDld`¢"§l¢§ *hd* "l NEW YORK
' _ " application will require to _be ph e 'L " “aug 'T6 Prince S, 2 Blocks East of Broadway
. M¢C0u|||¢y Q B|||m‘n accompanied by cash, certified 7°"23f’M-Zmospd 5 :sth street Subway Station
» - . » ` of "’ ' __ A at the door.
wholcule commnsmn Fish Dale" l G°"°"°l c°”"*‘l"l°“ PBY C0St Of drawing dUPll¢af¢ |9352 0_0 UULEFFU W H Buyfmgy 3 blocks east from Hudson tubes an
_ 114 and 115 South St., Fulton Market, New York 1’
' Cold Sims# 0" P_"°m'°°' °°““'K“"‘_°“‘° "’“°l'°“ , Syd", N_ ,_ d f f I I .tr Penn. u_R. station at 711. Ave.
f'     a  C ' Emdi Propose! t_°rm 0 dease  gapristelijs arid pfqto lblnw Convenient to theatres and shops,
mc S I onsignments offarm produce 88.5115 regu a l0t1S are Ep0Si C 688- in 0
Prompt Returns 1
l to-lgsthmsizwpd _  
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.1 , ' t ' _ ' ' ` ' ' ' ttl A . and 28th Street. I-ive minutes
Horeiimts '1ng(:;€i5,¢;sfr1piil§§;1‘111;pliCation forms McLeod Q Benfley 1`o`Grli:».i central Station at 4211.1 strc..-1
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Farmers having first-class dairy following places: " " " "'“` ° ' ` " "'“" " " ' ` _Z ltglgfas Koons SLS.
b f . . . 3 5 ' V
holemle Commission Dame” “ld Richmond, s||¢¢i‘\ig|-C||f¢||i¢-- Digqggg he viewed on day of sale betm-en the
__ - - hours of ten and twelve o`clnclt.
Shippem I ‘ V£;.yStewar¢*5 Drug Store, Tyne H:tl7L[>RESs chsriottetnwn, wewris _ R_ BEAMSTO `
° GeorgeMntthew’s,Office,O’Leary __7__T_‘fi':'i __ _____ __,_ 1-1-,fimw d Aucmmen
r e S h  I S h James E. Birch's Store, Alberton D C H P t ( 
Smens, Eels' Lobsters and Ti;.ni£iLArsenault & Cys Store. rev .¢ e   Flfe lnS\“'§|'\c_C 1° 34:0” vu, D-,L
Fings are Specialties, ARTHUR NEWBI;Rv chnnefy s“|°N°°;\ For rates In the P iii. Isivd Isnt; ,~ ,
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Olil h r n ti st re in r nos() mn sie on arm ul
0, lftilion Fllli Millet, New Yorl ASSL pl-0v|nC|“| Secrem;-y_ it§&’l£=‘ll.loEiOé:tEl;(§p:.l%s2Fg.illo2 tliliiillot pn. “llpirchash-.l¢,lie.tl'en ole, l-lots
., - "“b°“’ especially suited for ladies visiting New
- solicited and may be inspected at the "°'"|°"°'°w"' P “_"d' York elvrw-
Consi ments 'ioliclted Oct 17th 191: consultation 'mn Medicine by mu Sillilo '°‘°"" mr M "" M'
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GOING TO
NEW YORK?
You will enjoy your slay more if
you stop nt .1 hotel- _
Cent.-.uiy located, Accessible,
Qulct and Refined,
Comfortable Accoinniodatioris,
Good Service,
Couricous Tre:\tmcnt.‘
You will get all of ihesc at 'thc
HUTEL BRlST0l.
i22'West49th.St.,
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