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Sores and Scales All Over Face and
Body-Could Not Teil What She
Lookcld Like-Unable to Sleep
-‘Grew Worse Under Doctors.
cum-:D BY cuncun/l 1 - -
- iN._.0N.E_ MOM".
Q A grateful mother, in the following
letter, tellsof another of those mlrve -
lens cures by Cuticura: "When my
_baby was fpnr months old her akin
bro e out with a humour. I took her
to a doctor, who treated her for ec-
zema, but she kepgrofetting worse.
Her little face and y were so eov-
ered with sores and large scales you
could not tell what she looked l ke.
No child ever had a worse case. Her
face was being eaten away, and even
her finger nails fell off. It itched
ao she could not sleep, and for many
weary nights we could get no rest.
At lost we got Cuticnra Soap and Oint-
ment, first bathin herin warm water
with the Soap, and then spreading on
the Ointment with soft cloths. I saw
a- change in a week. The sores began
to heal, and she could sleep at night,
and in one month al\e had not one
sore on her face or body. Any mother
having children with eczcma..or hu~
monra will find a friend in Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. (signed) Mrs.
Mary Sanders, 709 Sp ng Street,
Camden, N.}., Ang. 14, x9o4."
INSTANT RELIEF
For Baby and Rest for Tired, and
Fretted Mothers
The foregoing statement justines the
oft-repeated assertion that Cuticnra
Soup and Ointment afford instant re-
lief, and permit sleep for baby and
rest for tired mothers. and point to
speedy, permanent, and economical
cure in the most torturing, disfigur-
ing, itching, bleeding, scaly, and
crusted skin and scalp humours of
infancy and age, when all else fails.
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F R. NEWSOH Subscription Mgr. > D.B. lfoRAl. News lldiior. _ , . . ‘
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rum crrannorrsirows cualgnrau
I rr ns :uw/ws New.
ly of Industrial Exhibitions. ‘The same
big pumpkins and squash, apples, pour.-
toes," they say. And yet oven those arc
not tho same, howovor like they mrw
seem. They are new products of nature's`
bounty this'yoar. And toone Dian ob
servant turn of mind endless novelty
and variety will _present itself nt the
Exhibition. 'Every year brlngsin ruany‘
new exhibitors, many new visitors, new
tacos, new experiences. The shy awk-
ward youth you mot wandering through
the building at some previous show is
hardly tobe rwvllllzed In the confident,
manly young man, wcaringn mustachb
now and proudly showing his best girl
through tho sights and scones. As for
hcr, how sho has grown and improved*
sinus you saw her at last year’s fair. And
some of tha middle aged have grown old-'
cr, and some that. wcrc old last year are a'
little whiter now. And there is agay
young fellow of last Year, a llttlc more
sedate and dignified now, and hc has his
wife with him. And there is the widow-`
er on the-look out, a little hotter groomed
than when you rnet him last yenr,(notn'
widower thcn)an<l you see us he lifts his
hat how carefully he has combed his
sidelocks over his otherwise shilling
crown.
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0ur Ile
There'ars~ some who speak \‘1|lDl\'l\Kll18‘ i
crowds of pooplo alike in all the world
move among them and feel the excite
mont of the thousand magnetic currents
standardl) But not the fairest face or the
most graceful form among women, or tha
han somcst rnongm a yo
most. There Is something, ba it a mental
aura surrounding each Individual, ora
gotherfapartfrom form,or feature orattire.
Then to listen to the bnbel of voices, the
man more effort in polishing his boots
their voices to smoothness and harmony.
But we are wandering fiir afield. “Let
us return to our sheep." '
Sheep? Would it not ba well for our
farmcrsio take note that our flocks are
fast disappearing from the Island and to
inquire uf each other the reason? Well,
anyway the man who can pass up and
down the lines of booths and not tlnd
something, aye much that is new ami
worthy of thought among the horses,
kinc, ahoep and swine is no farmer. And
, . the same may be said of those wa quoted
~ at the outset of this writing as unable to
. find anything new among the pumpkins
J Ckets
In the past few days we have opened the prettiest
lot of Ladies' Fall Iackets we have ever seen. Per-
haps you can match them-but we don’t believe it.
If there is any lady in town that we can’t please
with a new fall jacket-we’d like to meet her.
We’ve all the latest cuts in these new jackets,
long, medium and short-your’s is here.
The prices are made to suit you-$5, $6, $7, $8,
$g,$ro,$12, $15, 5x8, $20, $22, range enough,
isn’t there?
The jackets are made in Germany, England
and Canada, bought right from the men who make
them.
The tailoring on the
jackets is the finest we
ever saw and we trust that you will come in if only
to learn how good these Fail Iackets are. A
fd" mlllllltiv
Our Miss Rendle has just returned after visit
ing the big miliinery openings and she has ready
now the prettiest _.lot of miliineryqyet-_~We expect
youin to see it.
rowse Bros.,
and apples. In every line of liva stock
and farm products there is always some
thing new to seo and to learn. New ideas,
methods. nppllanoes. . now machinery,
valuable, and the new is not always
bcttor than the old. But in these days
the world is movlngfastor than ever be-
wlth more that is new than our grand-
fathers saw in a week. And where with-
in the circuit of our Island can one seo
more that is new and interesting of hu-
man life and of the products of human
lndustry and skill than at an Exhibition i
J. l-l Thompson, exchange editor of the
New York Times was or-nearly attacked
in his room at the Hotel St. James on
September 7 and received injuries from
which he died. The Times offers $l,il)0
lorsuch evidence as will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the murderer. lt
also states that the managers of the hotel
had cleaned the walls sud car-pots of
bloodstains before any police investigation
could be had, and the report was
given out that the deceased had died of
apoplexy. This isa pretty severe indict,
ment of the hotel above named, and it iH
aisoareder-tion on the administration of
_justice that so many murders in Now,
York have occurred without anyone bc`
ing punished.
-ii._--_
C. O. RICHARDS dz CO.
Dear Sirs,-I had a Bleeding Tumor on
on my faoo for a long time and tried a
number of remedies without any good rc
suits, and I was advised to try MiNARD`S
LINIMI-INT, after using scvorn
bottles It made a complete cure, and lt
healed all up and disappeared altogether.
' DAVID HENDERSON,
Beileisle,Ststion, Kings Co., N. B.,
Sept. 17, 1004.
mimi.
VALUES. .
A glance throughout our two mammoth
that will at onoa impress you with their
extraordinary nature. Not a few pieces,
out. everything, has been cut to a polm
that represents a saving toyon of from 1
to Q. It is a chance for economical homa-
furniahing that must appeal to every
household--Jas Paton k'Co. 5d tf
lron0x Tablets are for sais at the
Apetbeoarles Hall.. 'ldtf
Collars and cuffs at popular prices meet
with no robluffs at Patoh's. Bid ll.
Dinner Sem at P. E. Island‘s Greatest
W. P. Colwiil, Sunnyside. 7- lid tf
if it is a top'ooat you want. han it ia,
w .  ,v _. .».
stores will disclose values In every liner-
Croekory Store from |100 and upto $85.11)*
F.i11i..g,
mental or spiritual emnnatinn from . C - a
each that attracts orre is another aito» ' apes' _
~ 1” B ' B1 .1 S - "B |[
oys o se ,
Dressing Iaclrets,
Ch`id ’ C t
  Sale
loud, the rough, the low and sweat, the 1 ren S oa si MEl1,S  GiUVES
Flannelette Urder- _ ’
Shirt Waists,
than either .expands in tryingtomoiiid °  Tfim'
ming,
Applique,
Braids,
' Collar Canvas,
Quilted Satin,
Quilted Sateen.
Moreen Skirting,
SilkEvening Gloves,
Men’s Fancy Shirts,
Ostrich Feathers,
Fur Coats,
Lace Collars,
Lace Curtains, etc
cultivated. Many s woman spends more we lr -Menrs Lmed Gloves’
thought before her mirror and mnnyn \_ Q
,Wool Ccaris,
Winter Caps,
F ur M uiis,
Water Proofs,
Towels,
» Bureau Scarfs,
Ch1ldren'Si Gloves,
Velvet,
_ Velveteen,
Handkerchiefs,
Waist Goods,
. Towels, etc.
Chiidren’s Sleepers,
iiiiii     - - - ' ° 1. Le. 1 1. '
FRIDAY uonunm sarrnsrnnnzs. ions. The rush still continues at our big-closing out sa e ge s oc s_
l “"°“°'"°""°""1"'°'° "°“’“°"°'°"° of winter goods tobe sold out in the next few weeks. Winter underwear,
“"“ °"° °’°"""° °"°“°"’° “"°“""° °”°"' hosiery dress goods, furs, cloth coats, tweeds, iianuels, etc., at big discounts.
of ali. You used not saya word, just - ’
_ _ .
crossing eaoh other in every direction.  F    _
This one sttr-acts,that one rspela you, and
you oannottell why it is .ao. You have _ ' '
perhaps an cya nor a fine woman or a a , ~ ; ~ ,
handsome man. (And how low there are   Ladfes Hosiery!
one measure up 1.. n|p<.\..rs to your areal Ladies’ Underwear,
Men’s Unde r,
. - -   team coats 
¢eSr
Boys’ Hosiery,
Furs,
Dress Goods,
Coat Cloths,
Linings,
Silks,
Corsets,
Dress Shields,
Ribbons, '
Woolen Gloves,
Kid Cloves,
Kid Mitts,
Table Covers, »
Tyveeds,
Flannel,
Alt Sateen,
Linen Collars,
Knit Shirts,
Table Line n, etc.
F PERKINS ®. C
fora and we are daily brought in contact ‘_ ll Els’ '  ` = I V l i '
WILL THE IAPS GET THEM?
Lonoon, Sept. 18.-The Times publislies
the following:-Marino insurance under-
writers' are wondering what will happen
to two steamshlps loaded with supplies
which sailed from far eastern ports for
Vladivoatok on tho announcement of the
peace treaty being signed at Portsmouth.
As much as thirty uuinous por cent. has
boon paid for re-insurance on war risks
on these vessels sinch it became known
that maritime captures were not auspnn-
ded by the urmistice. Tho underwriters
think the Japanese should not seize those
vessels but be content with turning them
back from Vladlvostolr.
Dr. Ubasa's 0lnt'»
ment is a corals
d to
nn fuarsn
ouro oroaohond
every form of
PILES 
. a n d ptotrudi
piles. Boa testimonials ipr the press and ag
your neighbors about lt. ou can use it ani
our money back if not sstiaflod. tile, at all
are or Eoarausorv. Bans &Co.. Toron to.
DR. 0HA8E'B OINTMIN11
COMING EVENTS.
S. O. E. next meetinglof Lodge Prince
Edward is on Sept. 26th.
City Uouncil meets nn the second Mon-
`d ny in carh month. Dr. F. F. Ke
Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.
. _-<-_
_ M lnard'a Linimsat For Sale Everywhere
new forms of entertainment, and sport, 3  """ V ` ' I  ` '
aminternporsod with the old. And this
is as it should be. Much thatls old is 
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“Always ready for use" _
me CARBO-MAGNETIC
  RAZOR T  
.No Honlng. No -Grinding, No- Smartlng Aftcr
, Shaving
l
Try one for three months; if you do
,bring it back and get
not like it
your money. Price $2.00.
The lingers Hardware Cn., ild.  
. s »
£7 _I
in ll ,  mf
Nervous Head- _
echo. Page ,
Digestion. .
Woallneo,
Debilltr
All are chased away by the
use of our
compound Syrup at Hypo-
phosphlles
Besides being a generous
tonic it acts on the nerves
tuning them up, as it were,
to the right pitch.
V We recommend this remedy
midi" 1 u 1 be
oe75e per u nt t-
tlc. Made and sold bg
A.W.Rcddill,Pllm.B.
The Square Dnrgglst,
, seasytiae,
tnsrsesst m,no.m.-oss. nw.. ace. ` _
. ~»W|°i-‘ `.‘ mm onzurnewtvnrrstar
., .
ber season is short,
uppl y of
ONIONS, 0Ni0NS.
TOMATOES, » E
  _ TOMATOES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
e _
Ten tons of red and whit onions, zoo bar.
rel: of green tomatoes for chow and preserve,
ripe tomatoes, pickling onions. pickling
cucumbers (scarce.
Frost is liable to come
injure the tomato vines.
place your order at once. To avoid the rush
.all between market d?s if convenient, but
snyvgybe sure and cal . Country merchants
and en will nad ltto their advantage to
have our prices before iayingln stock. Rs-
snd our an ar corals just
Do not delay but
vegetables wholesale and retaTi. dencion' A fu”
J. J. GAY & SON
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EVERYDAY rianxar, ' ' ,
any time now and `
COAL
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i.Pickard&Go’s
` ' Phone 240,
5-II ilu
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YOU CAN SEE
The linen worn by other ponplo.
Othsrdpooplo can sec the llucn YOU Wm.
How oyou wish to have thcm are ii I
lnfcrisr aundrylyvorklmlikoa good liucn img
poo . von r non oo a wall vrlu~u
up by us. Tile beet test is a trial. dum
Slaughter
Sale
of all my elegant stock of
Boots and Shoes.
Everything must go.
C0.ill§_0Y
Strong, Fresh
Spices
are a revelation ol richness
and delicioueness to the house-
wife who has always used ordin
ary spices.
Ellis’ Spices are pure and fresh
having the strength, aroma and
fine flavors which nature alone
can give. Use them in you
pickling and preserving.
_I
ELLIS
L I The Druggist
and Optician.
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Custom Tailormt, Gents Fur-
nishings, iiais, Cans.
etc., etc.
Sm:-We wish to direct V01"
attention to our stock of new
cloths for spring and salnmef
wear.
Our cloths are imported frolm
the v¢ry best manufacturers :ll
England, Scotland and Irelim
and include :
Worsteds. Fancy S“m“5"
Vicunaa, _ Sergei.
Tgggdg, __ Trowserings.
And fancy Vest Cloths. R 1 I
Overcoatings in Vlcunas, 811
proof and fa"ney Wcrsteds. i l
We can guarantee satisfsictg
h;rne eigttllxxuz. ilttivs '"4 "1" ° F
o ourcot ng. I
We invite you to callaade;
amine the stock and believe
will be able to suit you-
Yoursrespectfullyv
JDHN MCLEOD & C0
Qhueen Street.
C arlottetown-W gg’
Dominion Blend
Tea
Salas exceed that of shi'
other in the Low” P”
vlneem
Choleeat ll’0W'|‘ °’ Im".
and Ceylon
, ,; Jclmrlcltstown-_ ,_ . ...
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