€e_:nileinen
Eall ._ Gloves
,_-The new E'&1l'G‘li§v=es "
afgie here-siron'g,.__h§gv‘y ,
"F5 fm' the 5@f¢§f._ ”
1 hrler-weight,  ,
fbi- `. afternoon, ' and” ‘
dhinity affairs for the _
e2\|_enfing. _
»__M_bn"s fgioves follow f
the English fashion, `
fbi' England' sets_tiie .
miles for men, just as -
ance does for '
women.
jAll kinds that are
gggod, and the best of ;
ail good kinds.
,.,V\l_e're making a
spreddron gloves.
_ Gloves for coaching
or walking.
Gloves.for looks. `
_Gloves for dress.
Gloves-for warmth. 
The best- leathers,-
hsst=r_na<kes,.best styles 
of gloves are. here.
Gloves/45<: to $3.00.
Give us your hand
--we’ll please you.
h.A.Bruee.
Clothier and Haherdasher, .
, Morris Block,
Victoria Row.
_,_ -4.
W*
OCT(
FB-S
We sell the best stock
foods. - -
We have at present
National Stock Food,
Atlas Stock Food,
American Horse Tonic,
Herbagum,
Kaw Kure, I
Poultry F col and Egg
Producer, `
Ellis# Condition Powders,
Try our powders. if your
once use them you will use
no other. ‘
Bring ns your stock re-
cipes. '
ELLI ’t
The Diujgist.
Charlottetown. '
NO`l`I_CE i
On and after October 3rd, the steanie
Hilisborou li will make her iirst trip ai
7 a. m., aiitfthe sat trip at 9 p. m. until
further notice. ‘
27 dtf HUGH MeLEAN. _
==_i`g5L-4-‘-.______..__=-..'.;.ee£_:
,f°.`_/Tr-11
. rnnidilsanrere'
|tyh,. ' qilllily
What
Some
ova
 co-tra l
I Barkers I
Say C
about the success
they have had with
_   Royal
  Household
_ Flour
_-__
The largest bakers in
Eastern Canada,
ivioirs, Limited, ini-
ifax, say:
_In answer to your in ui
__ towhether we could qaaggeli
'- aqychange that would be an
i improvement to, ‘-Royal
._ Household," we emphatically `
ll f\USW§r“rio.” The great sat-
isfaction we have had with
y0L\r “Royal Household” this
~ ast nine months, 'using over
5,oco barrels in that time, has
been an extreme pleasure
to us. \Ve ure using this flour
mostly for liread, also using
_ nothing else for our pastry,tor
which we have a r 1 -
_ sale. ___ iery arge
(Signed)
_ MOXRS Lrairri; .
Halifax, Sept. 2. ’ D
-ii
The oldest bakers ia
Dartmouth, say: _
`_ “Royal Household" .tlour ig
as near to_perfectinn in the re-
sults obtaiued as itis possible
for any flour to b_e. in nw
history of our baking business, '
__ no_w established for half a cen-
turv, we have never had any-
thing to equal it.
(Sixned)
-- JOSEPH H GENTLES.
Dartmouth, N. S., Sept. 15th,
1904.
The leadln g.Baker in
A iiaapoiis says: f
This is to certify that I have
used considerable quantities of
l'Roynl Household” flour dur-
ingtlie present year and Gnd
it to bc a good article indeed;
suitable ior family pur ogg in
all the requirements otpbread,
biscuit and pastry. I re-
gard it as equal to any flour
on the market. lt is the beet
hard wheat tiour for pastry
that I have ever used.
(Signed)
R. P. SAUNDERS.
Annapolis, N.S,. Sept 12,1904.
l _
Q' -ann-
_ii'ililii iilliiili iiliiiiiiiiiifiilb
 s'r£"igLL.i\&1a¢"i ` ” 'i
f‘lliiribumI||rlanil” ami "i'rinms"f`
below every day, Sundays'
with train for
and its oon-
witg. P. R.
at Stpriitnhg
8.8.' ine.
CHARLO1'
LII
U
Li PLANT UNI lo
l'|Al¢»E8e
_P * . I.
\
...___
Tie Gu r_lian,lia»i A p‘o\s§ut1- cttiivéia.
tion n iow 'dnyl since 'with Jam l`7 0
retu
months ani taken up lurid.
in his pra'ss of
touched by the Prince Albert Branch oi
the il. P. R( He took up n homestead
there and also pnrchaaad a quarter rec
Lion of1t30 acres, which gives him 320
acres in all. Be intandsgolrig 1/sur. again in
the rpzing and removing h s family latrr-
Tnere ar: two steamboats now going o-i
ti nlake and railway connection to tha
inaln branch ti the C. P. R. while nnothér
brpnch is also under construction.
e Mr._Oiaika apeakihlghly ot Wicnineir
auiibelievasitiieiobi one of the gre-at
` c't'au ofthe futurf.
Durirg his ab ence he also visited Hum-
~ holrit. and S'. Vincent, Minnesota where
_- .he in tn number of l land friends mostly
.iroiu North Wiltshire ai d rjoining sec-
tions. »
Among tbosoiivliig there who are all
_ prokperous aurihnppily located are John
__ Ross, Sprlrluto ; four Clow B.'oLhers_
f North \Vlltfalrire; Geo. Matthews, North
’ Wiltshire; 'William Easton, Hsmpshlri;
-. John Iloiiheily, Wiltshirr; the Eister
_ iivli iosio
»  oliol; io/lr
_ More Rapid than has Been on
;` _ Boston Route
CE
r
il Breaking- all Records 8etw.en
, Portland and that City-
Cov.rsthe Distance in
A Very Fast Time.
(Portland Pre ss.)
The str. Calvin Austin, the que ri oi tl e
_ Eastern Steamship Co.’s ileet, is rap diy
eat
making last time.
cintward bound records [between Boston
and Portland, covering the dislaii e in
‘six li' urs and tour minutes. This has
never b.ea rqualled. Trio Aust n le-it Bos-
‘ r.cn ati) o'clock Wednesday morning nad
arrived at her dock in Port and an 3.10
o'cloolr ln the . toernoan. Records, haw- _
over,-his . oriu e Ili-our tha time the steam-
ge.s tier iull .pee i 1 herd hell nnr.l| she
.eau the itlrsb one to slow down and. l the
:ia~o ol one Austin it was only six libursl
and four minuua alter she had received
utr lull speed bell in B ston when sae rt-
oelved her sl iw-dawn hell in P.r-land. '
It is much easier to make fast tin e go- I
ing from Portland to Boston than on rho
opposite trip on account ct the tides and
currents, so there is ala nys considerable
diiference in the running time oi steamer:
in the two directions. The Governor Ding
ley at the Portland division holds the re-'
cords to the westward, having covered
,the distance some time ago in about. tive
ihiurs and 54`uiinutes. The St.. Croix has
also made some greit records between
he two points unc on the eastward pass-
age has made the run in six hours and 30
ruiuntes. The Austin also bnko her re-
.oid ironi Broad C ive into port-, b ating
rer b.s previouslirne iiy two mlnu is.
'1`rieAuct.in has iccei Liy been on the
.nerlne railway, whore she was ihorouah-
y cleaned and where she had a new and
larger propeller put on. 'l‘nis is the cause
ni the great hline she is now making and
will probably continue to make.
` The Austin aim broke some records
lar-ii. week which have no. bein made
pulillc before. Lash wick she covered
.na distance from Pvirtlanri to Eailport. ln
il ' hoursh and 51 inluutcs. This is 190
miles nn breaks all previous ricnrda 'by
~everal mir ntl s. The ivunge time on
nnia run is hardly ever much lies than
i2l or I3 hours.
Last. Monday the Austin broke the ro-
er
      rig' _
- io R¥oru|Klnn'of\hefan_e.`
UNC Acid iei\ in the blood
by disordered hidneyi ,
_ along the _nerve
l  brarichea'  thi
oyoonr ure i'eaairéu,'u`id
Auron tho chock to the
lib of the tooo. Tho' l
ddiliathosdhiduin all ' _
‘ Rheumntlun- disordered
Kidney; Thqnurolliiko _'_
who the hath- _,
llioddls . ' 
  3541199’ T
P538'
OF WESTERN EANADA
Favhiiibiy impress Mr Clarke North Wrltshin who
Speaks Highly oi the Couniryr--Some island People
f 5 Prosperlng,  Minnesota. _
__ __  ..i_i.e.' .r. . in
Glarke. North Wiltshire who haeraeenlly .§,,,,,4h' ,Mn ,,,._| ,,_u¢,9,' B ,mmm wm,
rned from the West where he has ‘,|,°|,.,,§°m_°4»|ana_
‘“id`i’ ‘ °°_"°' R 5d"°°‘ till’ 97"” rriiiisilii  abp.riil`u¢ vi hlch par .icuii-ly
9" PU’ "'15" l"“ ml' '~h°- improved him. An cutlit. consists oi 24
E*°'°"“ °“""""~ ,i horse pow er i-action engii e and a..scpor-‘
W°5|°°#¢°i“i' L°"“¢ mn “L a or which puts throuph 2000 bushels nl
further end ot the holy it water ,,,.,,=°__5a,.,,y_ _ _
~ l
»
ihlisbinqa great. name ter herself by AND
I .
Un wednesday the Austin broke all Turpentine
oolwm
.
'£oyr_,,Wliia_iiirn;Jas Diamond, Winsloe
d idea othrre re a e all
- S|l_zisk‘nU qi t.bel.\r_-ning operations ii
liimitoha Mr. Uiarke rel:-ned lo the
Forst. ck threshing .he man who owns
tae uilll lu nlaiies the intn and other
accesaoilcs lor ui.e Iairne". lt. hikes nine
double teams for hauling to th . mliltrtm
the ii l‘, two men lor each team, vparu-
tor man, er-ui e r, il eina', bank man for
hauling water bi the er nine cio. The mill
will tbnsh l.rt.y acre. without one ever
set.\.iriiz at- rii to the etraw, aj ilrit. blower
distributing that portion of tha thi-eshed
grain.
Tai- only woibior the Iarm'r on thi.
or-casruu ls. to l uni ibe grain to the elevag-
or. Slice wagons t ke 115 bushels ann
ii e hauled by lourhnrres.
Piowiiiiz in another interesQnir operat-
iin and one man with seven horses
uno n three gang plnw will turn sevrn
acres in aday.
The land is practically ine xbauslinie,
_dues not need manure and crop alter err p
_can be taken without apparently impover-
i ishlr g i'.
c nd hetwien Ea=i.port and St. John, l\
B , covering the dis'nnce of 50iniles in
two hours and 50 niluntf-ir. The trip had
never been made previous ni this lri les.
than Lhrei hours. Tre steaniers of the
Eietrrn S!.earn~iiip Ou. are out to brrnir
ree r is irid they are certainly doing lt. '
In thu oi-‘len days some line time was
a.`s r mivle bow een ptinls r n the I. Ler-
nrlo ral d.v.siJir and ilie ol.l New l(
an-‘l Faluicuth made snnc great. rr cords
for side who l sleamera.
_Be Ready
_i For Group
AND 7’RO'l`l3C i` YOUR CHILDREN
, liY Kl;`EPlNG IN THE HOUFE.
I Dr-Chase’s
Syrup of Linseed
Tl-lli THOROUGHLY TESTED AND
Ri<.l.iABLE FAl\llLY.i\l.l<§D.l CINE
To ovcrco 'ner rorip you niii.~rt.iict qui'-iriy.
There is risuirlly i.o time nllo -cd for
sciiiliiig for rloutors or mncllcues.
The lr llorv, croupy cough at midnight
may he' your first warning, and i.l=is will
strike ten-or to your heart if yoir are not
prcpii cd to light this disease.
It may be of little use to know that Dr
Clmsrfs Syrup of Ll sccri and 'l urpeiitlne
is it posl ive cure for croup if it, is not to
lic oh airied at the critic I time.
Most persons who irriretc~tcrl i.liiS trout.
ment. for 1 ronp kccp rr iottle ut. lirrnd, so
that by pr0.r\ptiict.io1 they ern prevent
the disease from reaching ii sur ous stag--,
Dr. Cliiise/s Syrup of Linsccri iiiid 'l`rir'-
pentlne lr conipoaei of airiiplc ingredi-
ents of unquestioned curative po wer, is
pleasant. to the taste, wo‘l liked by child-
ren,nnri ciin be used with pcrfcct safety? y
olii and you'ng, so longga directions are
followed.
MRS.GEORGi<I BROWN, 71 liar tord
street, Toronto, writes:
“Our children lin, c been very srilijcel.
to croup, and wc have found that Dr.
Clriwds Syrup of Llnsced and 'Furpentine
liiia always brought qiiicc relief. By `
rising lt at the first. sign of t,i-ouhle the
disease it checked at once. We always
keep this remedy in the house. iinri, in
Ia.-t, feel that we could not do without it
We also use it for coughs and iolrls wlili
excellant results, and reconrrricnd it t0
our friends." '
Dr. Clinsie'i-i Syrup of Linsecd and 'l`rir-
pentlnc, B5 cents ri bottle; family si. c;
three times as nirrrlr, 00 cents. nt n.ll dun -
ers or Edmunso n, Iirttee & Co., Toronto.
To protect you against imitntlons, the
portrait und`r~i gnaturc oi' Dr. A. W. Uirnae
the famous receipt. li0ok'aiit.lior, uri- < ri
every box.
_ ._-n-._-.1
_ _ Men’s_F_ell Hats! -
TRESS $2.00. $2.50.
$5.00 HATS.
_ ~ Beat' English Make
HAWES' QELEBRATLD
$3.00 HATS.-
Best American Make _
Don’t Buy a Hat- ! `
Until You See these
Weeks &Co.’ Sole Agents
._._l..___._._
~ Druiikeniiess
  li T  __ cured
Secretly
Free Sample
lad m let- lvl
fill |]§1i§iilr\r»,".ir_~iIiE
mon als a d price sent
in plain sealed envel-
se. &>rreapoiuieiice
tredly e<>nfidenilaL
Enclose stamp tor re-
Arbirens »- T
` il .~
“"°":.. .°'";<.:..§:.~.
‘ J . I
ii Q(  
` T: 
ri
 
prominent Southern lady,
Mrs. Blanchard, oi Nashville,
'i’eari;, tells how she was ciired
of backache, dizziness, painful
and irregular periods by the use
_oi Lydia B. Pialdiam’s Vegetable
Coniponad.
“ Dun Mas. Pnrinuu :- Gratitude
compels me to acknowledge the great
merit. of your Vegetable Compound. I
have suffered for four years with lr-
regulnr and painful menstruation, also
dizziness, pa ns in the back and lower
limbs, and tltful sleep. I dreaded the
'time to come which would only mean
autlering to me.
“ Better health is all I wanted, and
cure if possible. Lydia. E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound
brought. me health and happiness in
n. fewfslrnrt months. I feel like_anot.ber
person now. My aches and puns have
left me. Life seems new and sweet. to
rne, and everything seems plwslult
and easi.
“ Six ottles brought me health. and
was worth more than months _under
the doctor’s care, which really-did !10t
benetit me at all. I am satrsiled there
is no medicine so good for sick women
as your Vegetable Compound, and I
advocate it to my lady frieDdB ill Dwd
of medical heip."-Mas. B._A- BLAN-
cuarm, 422 Broad St.. Nashville. Tell!!-
_,¢5000 furfalt If orlylnal of above latter priwlny
fiulnonus cannot be prviiucnl-
Ill
_ v
vavv Your los.
Ml. HTUGERS &ilo.,
No. _ ll Fulton Wholesale
Fish Market, New York,
Wholesale Commission Deal-
ers in, and Shippers of
All Kinds of
irosii Fish
*i-iz its row; iii pri
~___...__;=_-..' l- 
UHESEBRB BROTHERS,
Wholesale Coiiiriiission Deal-
ers and Shippers.
RESTI FISH
F ,
Snielts. Eels. Lobsters and
Frogs are Specialties.
Faire.. Fish Market, New York
Consignments Solicited.
ii:-ri tts Aw 4m pd
i
Gro. [._iviooN
[Successor to Moon & Laripliean]
Wholesale Commission
Dealer in and shipper of all
kinds of
Fresh Fish, lobsters, &e_
Canadian Smells and
Eels a Specialty.
kei, NEW YORK
Established 50 years.
Careful personal attention,
given to all Consignments.
ic-:a tts w3rn rd
z :li
Consignments Soliciicd Prompt Pclurns ‘
.ion i§i_nAis
107 FultonMarket
New York, _
Wholesale Mlfommission
ii' Gentlé“i!i'\`¥ii`.
=- Rtroirn .>. ¢¢ _ ' ”
,,,._,5;r. The Edward
"i_'_¢>_%_
is
The King of Overcoate A Fit,-Reform
creation.
Built to defy the Canadian winters.
Double-breasted, very looso back, with
belt Luxuriousiy warm
A coat that goes into good soéiety, on
men who want comfort as well as style.
Exclusive patterns that Fit-Rei’orm
imports direct from England.
Tailored in the Fit-Reform way,
you know that ineahS'béSt.
$15, $13, $20, $22
 
i 
Prowse Bros., Charlbttetown.
 - C- _ _-__ ‘ _ ~»,-
O00O0OOOO0OO°O0O0O000OO0°O06000O 
at ~. 
 The Ladder T
H “Progress” I
TREAL .
 !A/DA Clothing
, is a striking demonstration of
 what can be accomplished in
°  f wholesale tailoring by a combi-
\_, na on o ar s sp
, il f ti t ecia
\b'hen-buidag~elei
for the label with the man climbing the ladder.
l \
Sold by Leading Clothicrs Throughout Canada.
I
O0O°‘00'000‘0°0'O°‘000'OO0<)0O-OOOO{}0'O1)\')0'00'0O-OO0‘O{)0(
Progress Bra nd Clothing may be had from Prowse Bros
__  _______Y____ _.___‘,___A,m____._I_f ._, __ __ __ .,_.__
IN
MARKET HALL,
f()N-
NOMINATION DAY,
Thursday, Oct. 27,
A __.
2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar- AT 8 (YCLOCK, P. Fi,
The iiieeting will be addressed by the Liberal Candida
° cs, Messrs. Warbiirtori and Prowse and other prominent
Liberal speakers.
The issues of the day including Transcontinental Rail-
way will be fully discussed.
RALLY: RALLY it RALLY
E. B. WILLIAMS, BENJ. ROGERS,
Secretary, Pres. Lib. Asso. for Queeifs.
li
o _nn
gi
22 5i
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Flsli Dealer.
iiiss. Smells and Ealsa Specially.
_Ali cortelgoniierrre prnlnriiy answered.
ltencilsseni irq-1.lr_\|ion.
S. B. WITEY &._ SUNS.
Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.
Kiki Ira Colonial 'l`:ri~i C> "lorniiph
........aaa~-
llnk of lifn'%klfn" or any `\\'lm'le~iilf- l'i~ir
_ _' _ __ .  _ _ _ _ Home il the n mi stain.
_ _ ' _ " . . - - re~n dw qui pd
r HUTYQ' V"
I \
 i Joint Political Meetings!
DomlaionEle<`:tion, |904, Prince County.,
Tire undersigned will address the electors at the follow- 1
ing times and places '
/ , ~
_ Tuesday, " 25th, Cape Traverse Hall. at r p. ni.
“ “ _ “ Contrevilie, at 7 p, in,
Friday, " 28th, Central. Lot 16 at-3-» f.¢
signed 1 Ai.r-`Ri~;n A. 1.itiii)&EY.
I0 dw ld l JAMES W. RICHARDS.
HSS MEET!