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 up too much, however,
w§§,°ut proper filling out of
Mdh, is almost as badly off.
N'othing will help these pale,
¢lif_ii._"we¢<ly" children like
Scott’s Emulsion. It supplies
the rounding out of flesh and
the rich inward nourishment
of blood and vital organs
which insures rapid grOwth 3
healthy and uniform develop-_
ment.
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ALL B()'1`Tl_l<Il) goods here may be pur-
Chnled without hesitation. \\'e do not
care how particular _vou are .ln fact. we
invite the most searching examination.
You know. of course,tliat bottled goods
are not always up tothe mark. The cnt-
sup is off color or llllvor, tile relish is
fiat mid tast:less, and soon. lint every-
thing in the bottled line, llnntlled BY
VS is as good as the best inaullfacturers
can prepare. If goodness is what you
want, we advise you to tr_v them.
JOHN CONNOLLY 8 Co.
Om en Bt Charlottetown.
 ¢i
Last Sailing
of
S. S. HALIFAX
from
Cllarlottetown
on
IUESDAY, NUV. 8th.
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And Steamship Linea to Beaton via Yarmouth
The popular Fast Line Between Raatefn Nova
- Bontla and Boston Via Windsor
Junction and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax, daily, #ex-
oeptanndavi at 7.35. a. m. for Di`pby and ar-
gaonzlth making connection at armouth for
III. `
The Royal Mali Steamship
"PRINCE GEORGE"
The Fastest and Pines' Steamer plying be
tween the Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leave Yarmouth,;Wednes<iay|aad Saturday,
lor Boston an arrival of Exprep-
Tvafna from Halifax. Returginz leaves Long
Wh:rf, Boston, Tuesday an Friday, nts aim.
P aaenlers arriving in Halifax next day 6.43
U. ll. by Express Train.
For p 1 in ormatinn, guide books, lolnerl, elle.
which will he sent free, write io 1'. H. Arm-
stron Gene al P A 1
I. 1 aaaenger gent, Kentvi le.
N_8. $~Tralns run on Atlantic Standard
Tllht.
P. olrlzms,
General Mar.
 -wwii
Cllautllqua School ofNurs-
ing, Jamestown, New
York.
We teach nursing ivy mail in two courses.
the ptnfelslonai n\lis¢'s course snda course
for lame nurses.
Diplomas are given It the and of the course
About descriptive of either courar- and speci-
men. lectures will be n-lailei free on app'iea-
tion'-to the agent for P E. 1
'_ MISS LAURA HUGHES
lsxao Charlottetown. P. E 1.
I8 w ii'
illfliliiii UF THYUN
BAPTIST CHURCH
The work of building the new Baptist
Church at Tryon, having been com-
gletcd, it will be opened for worshi on
nntiicag, Nov. 6t1l. Then- will be tliree
ler ,at lo. z._1,o and 6.3o. Rev.
D.;_dnwho hz; spent six _vears on
tllisjthlbrate will preach tht- dedication
ttertlloh. He will be assisted during the
day bg Rev. J. Clark. Rev. Mr. Mc-
Donal and Rev. Mr. Stehbinga. Sp¢¢.
ill &le‘¢tio‘ns at each service.
lo-ztaawf an td
Flite i1_i_§il_RiNcE
-'__CizowlNGU1>_ _ _ my- -1: _~ bl
That ra ecoon o young no a-
man, Lord Howard do Walden. fa
about to start for East Africa. on a
big~gama hunting expedition. He has
m-quirf-d u largv- t<~rrit.o|'y near the
Vlvtorin N_\<unzn. win-rc ho proposes
tu t-stnlilish a stud farm for hrecd-
ing zeilras. Ile ia probably thc rich-
ost _voting man in En;.\;land_ The pro-
perty hi* inherited from his 'grand-
nlothur. thc late liorvngt-r Lady How-
ard dc Waldvn, was worth some
£2ti(\_(iti0 li _\-car, and consists »;-lltirt>
ly of London houses. ’l`his estate was
fornu~rl_v thc property of thc Dukes
oi' Portland, but the into Duke dy-
ing tvithclut leaving a nialc heir, this
estate, which Canlc into thc fnniily
through an heil't».sa (Lady Mnrguivet.
daughter of tho Earl of ()ri`nrd), fell
to the ]iukc`s s\ll~\'lving sister.
Occult Aaaiattnoo.
Mack-What on earth did you go to
that clairvoyant woman for?
Kato-I wanted to find out why I
never can get any; ahirt .wailil mldl
hll.._._.
A LETTER FROM
OVER THE SEA
WHICH WILL PROVE OF IN-
TEREST TO CANADIANS.
Here is a sincere vind unsolicited let-
ter from nn Englishman who was nlnlosi
led to tuko his own life on nccollllt oi
what he suil`i‘reLl from it. hirg pil»a_
114 liuilton Rond,
Mnr;;xtt.c, E|lg`l\.ll<l.
Etlnlallsoll, Iiutes 8; Co.,
Toronto, Cnn.
, .l
V.
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llslyn
I
'During the present campaign alrnoa-‘ um
every voter in Canada is
comparative politics. To
'owing table, showing the
general election in Canada
-_-nltion will be lf interest..
1867.
Liberals.
intario _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lid
')ueLec_........ _ 2.)
Nova Scotia . . . . .
_ _ _ . lti
iew Brunswick _ _ . . _
__ 8
74
45
qu
Total . _ . . . . . _ . . . . .
_. 8') IUZ
Conservat.i'\'e majority -22.
1872.
Lil uriila.
intarlo . . . _
_ _ . 50
Quebec . . _ _ _
_ _ . _ _ ` .. 27 ?8
\'ova Scot.ia...... _ lt) 11
New Brunswick. _._ 9 7
itlanitobn. _ . . . . . . . .
_ _ ._ 1 3
British Coltw1bl|\__ _ _ _ _ 0 6
I`ot.al.._..._....  97 103
Conservative majority-tl
Liberals.
Ontario. _ _ ._ _ . . . .
_ _ til
Quobec,........ ._ 123 22
\‘ovn Scotin _ _ _ _ ._ ._ 17 4
\'ew Brunswick . . . . . .
 11 5
_itlanitoha . . _ _ _
 2
British Columbia   6
Prince Edward Is‘n.nd_ _ ._ 0
21
:sore
lilluls  1
since Confed rim
Cons
C ons. m
38
1874. '
Cons.
L0
si
ta
til
L0
operations.
LK
L10
‘f'*.~‘t‘i‘ 1
zszeag
'P 5‘°.°'-Pi.;
rural;
org;
;=
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iii 'ss;=§~l=
.= 35'
slid'
Il~Ul
ll.
ll l§
Isl. A. ls
Psl~ l.K.
Dear Sirs,-I feel it lny dutyt/o wrilt
alknowlcdge the great good Dr
Chosen Ointment has done for rue. l
Tuul suffered from itching piles for over
sixteen years, and suilcrcd badly ut that..
'I`hc-re have ben tilnrs when I oouldhnil
would hnvc put nn and to it ull if it had
not been for the tilought of meeting
God. Some people may think I nm
rctchilig if n point, but those who have
sllff`cl'\~d as l have will know.
At other tlrnca 1 ha c felt I could
ke n knife nnri cut nwriy the parts un-
I clinic tothe r~oi.toln of thc evil, but
thunk Godit is nil past. It was uitf
nv accident. tllutl name to know of Dr.
t7llase's Ointment I have had doctors'
ndvlccnnd remedies to no end und could
not say ho\\' llluch I spent in that six-
teen years. I had aCng1\ry paper sent
rue, and there I saw your Ointment
a.dvert.iscd. It just met nly cu e, as it
said for itching piles und saved painful
Asl mould not :ret Ili'.Cllnsc's Oinl
nlen' from nl chelnlst,I wrote to my
brother, Mr. Ill Shelley, of Civgury Alta..
und hcsent. me one box. Before I had
used one-third of the box I wus per
fccriy cured by this ointment.
Iam sure you will llc surprised to get
this letter from this corner of the
world, but I felt it xlly duty to actnne-
ledge the great rgood Dr. Chnse's Oint-
mcntlas 'done or me. You are at
ilncrty to mnke use of this letter as
you see nt. All lshoird lika to say to
anyone wllo suffers from this dreadful
compluintls, I ilnow it cures. With
runny thanks, I remain.
Yours respectfully,
If you are not iictluaintcci with the
merits of Dr. Chu>c`s Ointment you wil.
be surprised nt the cures which ure he
ing lrougllt. about in your own neigh-
borhood. No prepnrntloll has ever been
more heartily endorsed by people wllo
have used it und none ima ever neen so
silt-resaful in curing piles.
Dr. Ccuse`l~l tlintmclit, (10 t‘ent~l is lox,
ai. nli dealers, nr Efllunnson, Hates &
Co., Toronto. The portmit. and si.lln-
i_urc of Dr. A VV. Chase, the famous re-
ceipt llnok lulthor, are on every hox.
TAKEN T0 SOUTH AFRICA- _
Tlla n/will-‘, Ot t. 31--'Ihc body of fornl-
er President Kru ger of thc Transvunl bla-
public, who died ln July last, was remov~ ‘
ed from the cemetery today and taken lo
Rotterdanl for conveyance to South Africa
on board tha steamer Bntnvicr. Six
wreaths from Queen Wilhelminn, the
Prince Consort. and former Plcsldent
Steyn covered the cotiiu.
li EA LTIIY AND VIGOROUS
Mn. Jonn Snsmolv, thc wcil~known
bridge huildcr, oi' 101 Shcr\vood St.,
Ottawa, states:-"I have used Tir. Chase`s
Kidney-I.i\'cri’ills for kidney und llvcr
derangemcnta lu'ou,r_;lit on by exposure,
and find them better than any pill or
medicinelcver used. They cltmnsed my
system and made me feel healthy and
vigorous, and better in evary way."
P. E. l. RAILWAY
on cm iz <1 a l ll, , ua
.sl»7'l1'i°iin| l.il:»i'y°\irlll  'Fanny
sxcapred) as foiiowgga
Dlli
Ya. No. No. No. Ro.
lr 5 I s 6
sem 6.55 iv. Clrtawn ar.
5-co $.15 lt. Stewart lc.
5.$ ooo llorell
It Pet 's
I _ C1'
tg 1:55 ar. Bonrla iv
Clrtown ar. pon rx 55
 .it§.:"'°~ .11 '.‘.-1° 1°.;
in afar r 8.0 roi; L13' `
rzlo era|dJane. 7.52 ro-17
0 1
do _
Hens: nog.
Ll... 1.. tt: 5:23
___ a.a|. r.||.
As. No. i E
Ontario . . . .
_. 
Quehec_._._...__..
New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia _ _ _ _ . _
Manitoba . . _ .

Britt-h Golui.nbiu._.. .
Total _ . . _ _ _ . . . . _ . _
_ .
Quehec...._.._.
Nova Scotin_..__..
New Brunswick. _ ._ .
British U0lumb'n. _
Total . _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ . . . .
._
Ontario . . _ . . _
_ _
Quebec...__...._
Nova Scotia... _._ _
New Brunswick.. _ ._
’I‘. Shelley.
British Columbia. . 
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Manitoba.
British Columbia
Territories
Ontario . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .
._
Quebec . . _ . _ . _ . .
._ .
Nova Scotia  ..
New Brunswick .
Manitoba._.__._.._....
Bri: ish Columbia... _ __
Prince Ed\vn.rrl Island
Terrii1orles..___ _ _  ..
Ontario. ._ ._
Quebec .~ _ . . . .
_ _ _ _
Nova Scotia   ,
New Brunswick _ .
Mnnltobn....._._.__.__
British (lolutbblia. _ _ _ ._
Prince E lwrurd Island
'l`f-.rritorics_ . _ _ _ _ . .
No.
I
r.as_
mg
7'" Al' Liberal-lnaiolwty-58
ll.”
\.l|.
l-rs Lv. lmereid Jnae. -
aa 5.38 949 Kensington 1.n 9.48
35 6,m ro re ar. s’lid» iv 6.5¢ §i5
No N0 No 0.
ra
4' a.\¢_ 1 "
rr' in :Ei 
1-~ iq
11.33
u.ss
P _=»f»\_. 7
_=`§ss z.§'i¢
;§'5`é`E~"§ii¢l»
is
Total . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ ._
Liberal mu_iority~ 00.
1878.
Prince Edward Island.
Ontario . _ _ _
. _ _ .
vinnitobm _ ._ , _ 
Prince Edward Island ._
C0nscl'\'n.tivc ulnj orlty-
1567
Manitoba . . . . _

Prince Edward Island. .
Territories . . . _ . _ . . . _ .
_ _
Total.. __ . . . . . . . . _
..
Cr llsel va’ ive nlnjority. _
180|.
Prince Edward Island
IP!-|*~b th.'l'_.
ma fi.
L
133
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29
20
11
7
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Conscrvlitil o majority-08,
1882.
Lil cruls.
:id
17
li
ti
New
72
67.
Liberals.
:- S
29
7
ti
©&¢>.¢
87
41.
Liberals
44
35
Q-aso»-ue:
02
Conse: votive majority-
1806.
31.
Lillemls,
»-1 is
Nlqgaaimegw
Liberal majority-34 l
1900.
is-2
73
E0
45
5 ii
1-1
3
(i
5
137
Con ».
54
is
is
lo
2
ti
' 4
139
Cons.
51
35
14
I0
J-SGKL
128
Cons.
48
30
16
Iii
~i
li
,nn
. 123
Cons.
All
I0
10
li~
n--weeds
'a§
Liberals. Cons"
37
58
lfi
9
Il
4
Zi
4
|33
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:>`|2.
Owwazi
80
 
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j“_'“';j"eam,“;.; »Pilis  
`&*l.Aifl|
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_ _ _, _ _,,__ __ __ _ _ _..-._ _..,____-. _,_ _ ._ .. ___Y __________ ._ - t _ _
ne cared Himself of serious staunch
Trouble, by Getting Down to First
I' Aman of large affhlrs in one of our
prominent eastern cities, by too close nt-
tlon to business, too little exert-lae and
many club ninnora, finally began t.o‘
a student of°°°° ~
sash one roi- P”
results of each °l'
nat.nre‘a tax, levied in the form. of
ronie stomach trouble; the failure of his
digestion brought about a nervous lr~
bility, making it impossible to apply
himself to his daily business, and finally
def-anglng the kidneys and heart.
In his own words he says: "I consulted
one pllysic an after another and each one
seemed to understand my case,but all the
same they each failed to bring about the
return of my format' digestion, appctlbe
and vigor. For two years I went. from
pillar to post, from one sanitarlum to an-
other, l gave up smoking, I quit coiTee
and even renounced my dolly g asa or two
of beer, but without any marked improve-
ent.
"Friends had often adviscd me to try a
well-known pmprfe tary medince, Stuarlfs
Dyapepala. Tablets, and I had often
peruaed the newspaper advertisements of
tho remedy, but. never took any stock in
advertised medicine nor could believe a
fifty-cont patent medicine would touch my
case.
"To make a long story short I finally
bought. ll. couple of packages at the noar-
eat. drug store and took two orltin-ee tab-
lets after each meal, and occasionally n
tablet between meals, when I felt. any
feeling of nauseupr discomfort.
"I was surprised at the end of the first
week to note a marked improvement in
mv appetite and general hea1t.h,and before
l the two packages were gone I was certain
that St.uart’s Dyspepela. Tablets was going
to cure completely, and they did not dis»_
appoint inc. I can eat. and sleep and en-
j y my coffee and cigar, and no one wou d
dyspcpsia.
“Out of friendly curiosity I wrote to the
proprietors of the remedy asking, for in-
formation as to what the tablets contain
ed, and they replied that the principal in
gradients were aseptic pepsln (govern-
ment tent), malt: dlastaee and other natur-
al dlgeativéa, which digest fnorl regardless
of the condition of the stonlach."
The root of the matter is this, the di-
gestive elements contained In Stuart/s
Dyspepsia Tablets will d gcst. t-he food,
give the overworkei stomach a chance to
recnparnte and the nerves and whole sys
oem rt-cclve the nourishment: which can
only come frioin food; stimulants and nerve ‘
Sonics riever give real strength, they give
u fictitious strength, invariably fo'lowed
by reaction. Every drop of blood, every
nerve and tissue lsmanufucturefl froln our
da`i'y food, and if you can insure its
prompt action and complete digestion by
the regular' use of so good and wholesome
ll. remedy as St.unrt's Dyllpepsln Tablets,
iflcnr, pea- abt n.a,.,
Beetapal?l'i:l\_.... ..
Chickens p r mir.
3.2¢.   _ _
t rains por i us
Pork
ppplesper pk 
mnfnes DBR' Dk
Parsnilspor-us__._.
Wild Geena each___._
Branteuch  ._
Rabbit;-oach_..___...
S.
rawpressed..._....
Oatmeal, 100 l'\s
P tk 
Potatoes, per hua
lna.._.. 
Geese per lb... _
Dui-ke |;erih_....
0ni.keas . . . _ .
._ .
0 _
.s per bus . . . . .
_ _
Punlklna each. _ _ _ _ _ _
Cranberries per qt.....
‘ras sour o'l= ras mnrss. ' r <_=s_~==».w¢'_i;zv»r~_-
.lBr'°°°“. ..._.,';,'z. 
oai.u»om»a.....IIIII_`I.`I'§
Batter hash 
oarit;"c'wi (Island) iiili'
(ktmea. our 
ay p¢rt~atnnasod)......
Straw nerovlt~.......
Su-aw parrontnresssd 
Oanllflo 
Uahbnge per dos 
C'ia'lary por bunch'.'.'.'.'.'  
noun- Iilus' 's'l`é\ir` ' 'pér"é'v`v'¢`
por lansl;ls'l£  .. '
W I IIB 9 . . . . . . -»
Whaai',r>er bliz‘lihal..._. __ 
o .......... __ ._ _ _ _.
_ _  ._
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gi
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Q
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3
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SUMMEI S ZDB MARKETS.
tlarmera’ Prioaa-Corrected
Barley per-has e 
1oel(uaraaa|)par1b.... 
_8nokwhaqt:.................
Hater rlb_...._... _ 
oalh'klhf°ls.... ._ 
' ,pax-doa._... _ 
gloom  
aypressnd,...... 
Himsa rin
....0
is
s
 ¢' ¢'¢,¢¢ O =¢:¢§'=e_eno'¢`e"e`a'a:e§-
sss2S’sc=_-.e.= eases sssSe_sa:=:esasa§'.§
sss@`Sss;asssssssassssssssssas-sag
¢¢=2g=ooeo:=eoooeo¢¢§¢¢u=eoe¢eaL
S5?-EBSSS3$SE`5§SE'8'=7-SSSi§'S?SS§B8F23
i... eos.. _=_;..a.f..é.
as ssnsssssgsgsaassesg
assssgssss3Ss5SssssSse
ooc:ec--:eec>°oS§5=oooeo&-
sssessssssssssseszsss
Haypressed.__..___ ._
tlnwaons, per  ....0
Beats par has 
Hides perlb ..... _ 
Pars
Geesspar lb
Turkeys perlb 
Hsyperton 
CALENDAR F@_NOV. 1904.
o§;st;:iF@r 
GEORGETOWR MARKETS
  50-500
_2 50-3 E0
'-3i0
01)
Waning pc! bhl.._..
I-luke, per quint.al,...._......___
Haddock, per qluintal
Cod,pel-quinta  ._
Dabs, pei nua..._._..
Potatoes per _bn.s...
hu-alps, par bus 
Errgs, nerdoa......
Oar.mea1,per swt... _ ._
Butter per lb.  ._
Apples per bu.. 
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New Moon 7 d. 11 h. 37 m. a. m.
First. ?uartor 14 d. 8 h. 35 rn. p. m.
Full L con 22 d. 1111.12 m. p. nl.
Last Quarter 3) d, 8 h. 38 m. a. m.
Siatsl r Btn-l s.m.'i p. m.
you will have no need of nerve tonics and
sanilariums.
Although Stuart's Dyspepaia Tablets
have been in the markcit' only a few years.
yet probably every drngglst: in the United
States, Canada and Great Britain now sells
thcm and considers them tlilo most pop-
ular and successful of ally prcparntion
for stornacll trouble.
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MISTAKEN FOR THIEF
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5§2?=Z’Z"-F?
Crlloaoo, November i,-As the climax
for li Hn lo\ve'en prank, William Sears,
liiiycarsolri, was mistaken for a thief
curly today and was shot in the back and
instantly killed by Policeman Nicholts
no
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A WONDERFUL TON ID AND STRENG|
TI-Il\'EIl.
lf., the bonlc . lint. gives heat results Is tl e
biggest seller, and that is Ferroznnl:
lt. enriches and purltlea theblood, restores
strength nnd energy to the feeble, and ia
ai sclentiuc reconstruetor that was always C
pfpsm its action la prom pt., and an tsl) s-
bellevc lt. is the bcst. tonic and strength
ning medicine that llltncy can buy.'
rge boxes cost 50C.
Brown-Rich i Why, he's u m llionaire
Smith~We don'r. call that rich in our
Bet. '
ina are bottled' np in 5:. Wood's Norway
Illia Syrilp. I a the most satisfactory
Fmdgw coughs and colds of all kinds li
Fredrilu-Whatfsn pertinent question,
dad? Dad-One that. seem! lmpertlncnt.
when you are called on to answer lt.
Minasdfs Ualmen for asia everywhere.
made decollet/e. _
_~Porfecthmte--Then no one will accuse D
us of locking the family skeleton in the 'R
closet. ‘
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lnenl Fcrrozonu to my customers oceans' once. I am never without it now.
“li ‘mm ll’ and handling: prompt returns
, Little Harold-My father ia president of and results reached; not 10 Speak
£11959 UWB TIUUD pm 6! 0! "ll the bank. of the itemized and satisfactory ac- Market
Llme M|¢,k,y_D,,\_~s ,mmm Me fame, count sales, will be revelations to you. or any w
B poucemnm Our place of business is the finest in ness.
_ the city. _ '
a me Lung. D@'* Send for our "Custom's Tariff on Fish
information for Fishermen.
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MRS. C. D. PRINCE.
Nauwlgewauk, Oct.. 21st.
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Ineachshapethefeaxe ll half
shapes, sizes and widths. ‘
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wldt as “ The Slater Shoe.
l’_». " ~ use “The Slater S
_  Retailer in each town, who 11
3 f il t order
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7  _L zcpresen ation, in .to
. ' » When you buy “ The Sli
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A loose shoe chairs -- a tight sh;
An Q-fitting shoe breaks where
Comfort, mei economy. thmfof
Andfit depends uponlthe shew <1
large vaticiy Of Slusn half ‘lust ‘md 1'
, There are 14 up-to-date shapes of
su
This means 924 chances of fitting
. Noothe.sCanadianshocism¢d¢1!l
No other Shoes, of any
Retailer, in such full asso
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'  than sure-value every time
_' stamped on each pair
Yo.: also get 924 chances 1
chances of shoes made an tht
~ shapes, sizes and widths
This is only one of a dozen
as many pans of Slater Shoes
single make in Canada, at $3
.  
ole Local Agents; ~AIIay~6`»-~Qo~.- I
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FOOT OF QUEEN
or Repairs of t
Chanjos in Heating etc-
Foundera. Machinists an
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Manufacturers of
ENGlNES,' BOILERS, TAN
The Charlottetoi
dry and lilacll
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To Fishermen: It may seem t uite All
Yours gratefully, T° Fuller
Lynch & Co fm 
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we may from t
ation of value
corn
new tllat there are ways of handling Lists, S
Fish on Commission, different or bet- sent on t
ter than you have experienced.
TRY US. Our careful attention
Said n drugglst. today, “No doubt. about ~ 1  
l .
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I
Fish
are my wife can t spend money. ` _ . C
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's uaimeat cared lump sta _ _ J
_ “1twili," agreed the red-nosed indivi H E  [ R  N  '
ai. "Il: cleaned up all my silver.” - --- ‘  7 F
with cold storage and 'mechanical-_ _ 
ly ventilated chambers will leave e
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norm
lteadl
"Paw," said Johnny, "whaifs A sine- Mn Rah -Chuang Www.” we no bet 3rd' next for Montrul 'mf
:I0 |»\"\\d;s\  “M '“°"“"° Charlottetown arflvin at Char
..».,,"'°  nl. slab, my son, replied senmr ,, ,, ,Q ,, .nh ,h , ,ood iottetowa about the a4th _leavin
sanfali-°i.'~i';=q» gibuszs, Salon a msn warm i.ut;som¢_ mlmnwn 'aim “ ° ' °""°° next day z5th. Will sai|'dire¢¢ ig .
e ge .. ' _ _-
_ ' V ‘ e - 1 V Manchester. For space and nm
D  1  CURED. -  Gum' fmm M‘”°h°.“°' °° cl'"l°"°*°'?° '
_,_ J__,uh"” m“wL%?".`" 'xl¢ra~Lll;‘r»:*14=_e-,i:_¥;31\1°lvlllI.0l\ :ir lCl::rlottetown to Mancheste.,'|
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The S. S- Manchester Trader
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