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Lioit justice. it iie-eds uit-uii_i\lH
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ERNEST RICE
The Bicycle Doctor.
Brick Bicycle Repair Shop.
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liow open
---1' ---1 _
v __ An elegant assortment of Silver-_
ware, illassware,and Chinaware.,
suitable lor wedding gilts.
We also have agood variety
ot Clocxs, Watches and Jewelryi
to select from. lnteuding pur-
chasers will save money by cal-
ling on us as we have nice goods
to select from. and our prices
are lure lo please. Repairing
_ attended lo, at the Modern
Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store.
North side Queen Square, Up.
posite Post Utlice.
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PAINLESSB{);F§§`llIé1Tf!lY by use of
electricity or by the Berlin
Method.
MODERN DENTISTRY, crown and
bridge work (both without pain).
RTIFICIAL TEETH-We make all
nwnnn
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menu
kinds. _
'leeth extracted without pain
,_\,i,_i_ii\i\ Piiiis
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Milburn’s Heart and
Nerve Pills act on the
th ree vital, health-
controlling forces of
the body-the Heart,
the Nerves and the
Blood.
The Heart - they
strengthen and regu-
late, curing palpitn-
tion, throbbing, skip
beats, weak and ir-
regular pulse, dizzi-
ness, faintiiess,
sinotliering and pain
around the heart.
The 1Yerves-they
tone up, and renew
the worn out and
wasted nerve tissues
and electrify the nerve
centres, curing nei-v~
oiisiiess, sleeplessness,
melniicholia, locomo-
tor ataxia, St. Vitus’
dance, luck of energy,
brniii fag and loss of
vitality.
1'/ie Blood-they en-
rich, causing nourish-
ing life-giving red
blood to flow through
the arteries, repairing
and strengthening ull
the oi-gains oi' the body,
Cllrliig Wtéitk, 8.lltl.8l11lC, p3_l@.f3¢3¢] people
who ure run down and debilihrt;-d,
_ 'l`l_ie reconstiuit-tive power of these ills
is simply marvellous, and those, ivhose
health standard is below par, will linda
course of treatment with Milbui-n’s Haart
and Nerve Pills soon recupei-ate theii
health and _gives them mental and bodily
vigor they never knew before.
Miiburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are bile.
u. box or 3 for $1.25, at all di-uggista.
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Real Estate Sale
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gli.
Tn be sr l»l by Public Auction on the
premisos on Wadmsdi.-y. the 24th
October m xi. at the hour of 12 o’clocli
noon, that valuable and deslrai le
property situated on the southern side
of Richmond Street. between Zion
Church and the Bank of Nova Scotia,
known as the Young Men’s Christian-
Association building and premises. The
building is ol brick. well and sub-i
fstaniially buiit. being ina central
’position, immediately opposite the Law
Ciurts, can be made suitable for many
purposes. public or private. '
Terms Cash on delivery of the deed.
For lurther particulars apply to
J. D. si=;AMAN.
President ol the Y. M. C. A.
P. S.-This sale has been postponed
until Wednesday, Nov. 14th, at same
place and hour.
N. B.-This sale is lurther poslpohed
until Siturdav. 24th inet.
Nov 15 Mo. & Tn.
_moonsp-
Gaafiduln readers willjiad the /allow-_
sig oonvemcnt to clip and beep /or rc-
8117860.
Sons of Scotland meets every second
Monday in each monthin Mechanids Hall,
oiurzea onnan. »
Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd
and 4th Fridays in Wrlghifs, Hall,
Secretary.
St. George‘s Lodge, No. 1171 meets
every Tuesday night, at 8 o'ciock, in
‘ofrei - Hsu.-D. J. McKmi~zon,see»-ual-y.
Lai\yWa.llace Lodge, No. 27, meets lst
and ilrd Fridays, in Wrlght’s Hall.-Mita.
Cnossaum, R. Sec'y.
L. 0. Y. B. A.-=-Mizgpah, Loyal Orange
Young Briton Lodge, /No. 148, meets every
Thursday night in 0ll`er's Hall.--'Ernest
Hodgson, R. Sec'y.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
S CITY Council meets the second Monday
in' each month. Dr. James Warbuton
Mayor, H. M. Davison. City Clerk.
The Charlottetown School Board meets
he first Monday of each month. Ewen
Stewart, Secretary.
romisrnns.
liuntain, Sec'y.
Couivr MOUNT STEPHEN, I. 0. F. first
and third Tuesday of each month in Me-
chanlc’s Hall Grafton St.---Renouf Sec'y
Prince George Ericampment. Royal
Foresters meets every 1`nursda.y in
\'i'ight's _ Hall.---Murdock McLeod Ilust-
Ci-urt Aliegwelt, C. O. F. meets
Forest.er's Hall, Prowse Block, on the
seconi and fourth Thursday of each
mouth ---H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec'y.
s
ua oNs.
St. John’s Lodge in Masonic Temple
ond Tuesday in month, David Me-
Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May
sons in Masonic Temple, Brat Thursday in
month except June luly and August J
Knights' Templars, 3rd Wednesday of
ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July,
Oct.
onnrsnnows.
PortLa Joie Encampment on second
Lennon R. S.
St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday
»; ~;‘ua~‘sres>esf_ ..;j -_  
;l ., ~'~ '~~  `  .=i,~.. i
Prowee Block.-E. Caiunnoiv, Rec. Secret .
at 8 p. m.-D. Megan., Recording'
every dnt and _ _ _
Ella Beers. Secretary. _ `
 ’ xmears or Pvrmhs. '
Knights of Pythias---Empire Lodge. No.
19. every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in
Pythian Hall, Prcwse`s New Block.---J. H.
Williams, Keeper of Records and Seal.
sous or ENGLAND.
Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs-
day evening in S. O. E.1~Iall Victoria Row.
Andrew T. Newson, Sec'y.
Lodge Prince Edward meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in S. O, E ‘
Hall, Victoria Row.._---E. H. Duchemin
Secy
Loran oiwsanens. -
Company »“A.” every Monday lu
Wright's. Hall, at 6.11) p. m.---Ada Wad~
man, Secy.
sous or Tmueimauoz.
Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in
Wrlght's Hall, ,every Tuesday.---W. H.
-Clark, R. Scribe.
Vlctoria Division, No. 4, every Monday
evening in Wrights Hall.---John L. God-
kin, R. Scribe.
Orient Division, No. 161, every Friday
evening, in Wrlght’s Lower Hail.---John
A Lawson. R. Scribe.
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A CZARINNS LIKES.
The Czarina likes to set her own table
COURT AV°ND‘“‘E’ I' 0' --F" °°°°nd and. and tend her own house flowers as 1
£‘_’li;1I'_t'£_;_1`“°*;];"il_';s °tG'?;‘;}_?onm°é1_E}_‘__ 1;. M5' l Victoria o_f Wales does at Sandringham.
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DONTS FOR DRUNKAR DS.
The Montreal Insurance Chronicle
declares that drunkards ought not to be
allowed to marry. _A better thing to do
~would be to do away with the licensed
ons Archivist '
_, ' saloona that maize. drunkards.
court- Charlotffetown, 0.0. F.,tlrst and __ _ __ ___ ._ __
thwd Thursday, Mechanics Hall.----F. S. ` . ' `
Miwzhell, Sec'y.
f-» ami. Of
  llperations
KUIUUDOBCUE I0 IOIIOIK
lllflt00tl'¢FlOl~ llll'U’,0l|H||\l'
multitu ea D D
after year with piles. when they could
be cured without risk, expense, or digi-
b n r
bi 41 , otrudlng piles.
ee °' °r pr B un minimi-
eacii month in Masonic Tempie. Rev. J. A. Baldwin. an __ . -
Albert Edward Lodln of Perfection W  yegfri w1':":"‘,.“¥°:,m°;.:;
degree A. &: A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, follow< from “ching _um pmgmmug pug, I
used many remedies and underwent
three very painful surgical operations,
all without obtaininfany permanent
Wh bout to ive up in de-
benetlt. en a I _
I air I was told to use Dr Chase s Oint-
Wednesday in each month.---D. R. Mc-1 ,:e,,t_ and md ,°_ m,dm",.eue¢ tt omgg, i
I used three boxes, and am almost en
tlrely cured. The itching is all gone- I
h e advised others to use lt. belis'vin¢
°vep.i“g' E' M' Youuker' S‘.w‘y° 1 ltawould cure them as it has me."
L Wlldey Lodge every Friday mggmpggl Dr Chass's Ointment in the on!!
in their hall in Victoria Row. . . ° 1] d t 1 f every form V .
Boreham. Sec'y. lggsptiyzsfa czfngag  3 51| ¢¢a,1¢;` Julrle sad A: wit Charlotte hw:
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B&&I Ind CU.. 
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“Stuffed  
Feeling. _
Do you feel choked up with the cold-
lind it hard to breathe-feeling of weight
or oppression in the cheat-cough hard
and rasping l
Send for u bottle of Dr. Wood's Nor~
way Pine Syrup. take it accordingtodirec-
tions and you’ll soon breathe easy, yon!
lungs will be cleared of the phlegm and
the useless and irritating cough will be
checked.
Mr. Eli Butcher, Birtle, Man., writes:
“During the past threshing season I con-
tracted a severe cold which caused me to
lay up for threp weeks, I was clogged
up in the throat and cheat and could not
breathe easy. I sent for a bottle of Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and it anon
gave me great relief and enroll ms."
-lorwayPlns|
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25o. and 501:. a bottloatall drngghta.
* . .
One cupRa\stouBrukll¢
Food cooks enough for 
persons----there are _six
cups in every package.
Sliced dates and Rdstcl
Breakfast Food malce a ds-
licieus dessert. Our “Little
Book of Ralston Recipes”
tQsof other dainty dishes.
A Qupon in every padilt _
secures a copy. _
FOR SALI I7 `
Lonnan,Se-:`y. - 1
victoria Ledge in Masonic Temple, time Ili* 'Uv 9'- °"*°°" °"'°“°°*‘ J E N K' N 8 & N
Monday in month. J. R. Davison, Sec‘y ' Dread or the l\\_r¢¢0¥\’D 711130 N-03°* ' ’
- d ot eo le to suffer on year I Thg Com" G|~°¢°f|_
li Weider. sedy. °' ° ' 3°' °f-' ‘“‘ °°”““°“ " “" ' ’ -
i ° ' Ch Oi t ent, the only preparation 
Prince Edward Prcceptory, No. 35 nmgtng 3 cm., any can qt imma* _  
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  of London, Canada
Satisfied   
ith _
There are properties now working where only sutiicient money was needed to “grubstake” the men wi There is no reason at all_why Scottish-Canadian Shares should not prove iii*
tions mentioned, as the “Rob Roy Mines” have magnihcent surface showing, which have ,
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If not you must do as others have done-
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get out of the old rut and shew your iaith in something outsic e a charteiei
all that is necessary to get it out is-
3 per cent?     
ey first started, and which are now turning out ore in fabulous quautites. These, though, are excep . _
As a rule, the preciousmetals have to be sought for earnestly, and much time and labor expended in the
getting of them.
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Very few men are rich enough to run a mine alone-cooperation is necessary. Union is strength! A
number of msn get together and form a company to acquire and operate a certain property. Those who get in
earliest get the lowest price stock and the most risk. As the price advances the risk lessens (or should l) until at
length the mine pays dividends. For instance Le Roi (Roseland) were some law years ago offered here in the
east at 5 and 10 cents per share, and they were hard to sell at that. /New they are quoted at £8;10:0 ($42.50)
each in En land and the last divident was $1.25 er share. At the earns time the person buying low took all the
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risk of the property paying, or of losing his or her money. Tu this instance $50.00 worth of stock is now Worth
$42,500.00 and the ast dividend amounts $1,250 on 1,000 shares. ' ' f
5 A little over a year ago a property was oifered some men in London. Ontario, who carefully investigated it
merits and, when satisfied, took it up, formed a company and started in to develope it. 1
The company is the “Scottish-Canadian Mining and Development Co, of British Columbia, Limited," and
made to the bmelter,
the property “The Rob Roy Mines.” 4 _ ' - »
The first shot was exploded Aug. lst, 1899. and today the company have 380 feet of rock tunnel driven,
have built cabins. traiis,_mino  etc.-, have surveyed the property prepairtory to Crown Granting, and have
shipping ore,as the Upper Level is now producing. All this is less than one yoarhomtime of starting. _ _ _
Full particulars with reports. assays., atc., cheerfully given on application to
1 f _ A- EI.  Ldianager
Telephone 1090 _ _ _ __ _ I » » __ _ _ 209 Dundas Street, London, Canada
The Scottish - Canadian Mining. and Development  of __ B Ot Iii
"  ’ 5 iNon Personef\1i<L1a1on11:y.>.   " _  »~ » ef
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Nature has filled British "Columbia so lull oi Mineral that it runs over in many places, and
the tunnels. In addition the management is a careful and conservative one, getting wsdwdt
every dollar spent, and watching outlay very closely _
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L The company is free of debt, and only has to sell enough stock to carry on “ll wi H1
Purchasers of stock to-day get in low, with the added advantage that thorn H IH* QIXQ
now, development having shown that “Rob Roy” contains ore in apparently Mill ,,
The directors are well-known men, mostly from Lindon and vicinity, and Hi, GIS W l
most promising lield for profitable investment. _ -
_ ' The shares are fifteen cents each, $15.00 for 100 shards (not less than 10° w Q ‘W
The par mise is $1.00 wh, so not the investment of siquoo up sions, et ali.
there can be no more calls or &  on gh; Q
'T If you buy a hundred or a thousand shares of  nevorbs calld lWi¥pn, i \ 10 *
time the Hfteen cents per share, in any wgy, 5|\`p° °|i fgn'-|_.~ _
I Many a man has a few hundred dollars to invest in sonethinglikbly to briq Q* rotlll X * ‘
gctin the bank, and these shares are=oli`er`ed as being just what he needs.
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