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_ quick clearance-
oul oi this
stock.
Everything must be°sold, and sold l
When the Contraztors take charge
every article has to come out of the store.
The front has to come-out; the partitions _
shelving. and stairway’s have to come
down: So you see the necessity of a
Get your wants supplied 1
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flood weather had weather. hot
weather. cold weather, seem to
make no difference-busy ashusy
can be is the invariable ru e
here.
WHY ? I
YOU ASK.
SATISFACTION COMFORT
It's all in those two littlewords.
We ;i.'e satisfaction and com-
fort lo every individual cus-
sustains#
tomer.
i.ct‘s try you one shave.
D. S. ROBINSON,
'lhe Tony Esther.
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i Large Bottles, 2.1:.
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'X QU'CK CURE FOR
OUGHS AND COLD
Very valuable Remedy in all
affections of the
in-1RoAT of LUNG
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“Davis as L_»._wmv._\'cE co., Limits-J, __
Rf Prop’s of Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer.
J03 PRINTER WANTED
A permanent posi ion and good
at once.
ELI). TAYLOR.
I 0 steric _
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_ Millers’ he best
Plano
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Musto House
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Everything in the
HUSIC I..lll¢'<`
§ Sheen Music,
,Agency for the cel -
mated. . . .
uslurzmtn Pnnos.
A full line of above
instruments always
in stock. - -_ -
Music Books-
Muslcal Instruments. .
Mandolins,
Banjos. _
Auroh tn ps.
Violins,
G uitors,
‘ Music Boxes--* ‘
¢
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§i Headquarters ftr the    Boys’ black hockey 1.7
 g°i'“'"° G'°Ph_°ph°°" 2  A tel llns. tum slzemt mimi prim _
' . . . . . . . . . . .
 - _
-and re :olds
- l»M|LL£RBR0S 
oc tv.
Boots
the markt t, is what
are offering this sea.
--Ht ckcy boots from
st makers --Hockey
sssssssnsss
"ssggs
lllll.-T
Men’sihot~key (tan)
with ankle support
Melfs Hockey
(black) with ankle
Q Boys ankle support
Boys’ tan hockey 1.8
gnmunu-I
'"0' if U.
It
. _ » _ Stam1>er'sCorner.
_ l
slary to the right man if applied fer
  EERE
ots that give satisfac-
E support $2-F _
E Meds    of custom  6)n¢5_ Eve 530? 
’_ magyg vercoa. s ma. e rom-a
Men S black h och ey  wool' l?Vl\ei;i:u|?is`, V_if_‘.una.s, Convert Cloths
H Men’s black hockey 1.75
hockey 2.35
' .gig -»tg~¢ '~'l|_¢___m
¢°t; ,g gp gg, rg 9s`F)¢~i l\'i¢’ta .u
_ x _
To-om'-.\'otnin_'uin»» dar.
‘ THE Qfflqe, uf Dr, I far-|‘\|| hors has been
connected by telepl'\on.~=_
Rmv, A, N_ Simpwg will preach next
Lord`s day, afternoon at 5 o`t~lock in the
Wheatley River Hall.
ANY smart boy -ir .girl with a fair
elucation can obtain pe-_-an .1 nent employ
ment by applying at zhi. ...»‘iee.
MARK this down. ~`er.qt. Hessiorfs
lecture Thursday night in V. M. C. A.
Hall. Admission 1.'~<-ts.
‘ Coin: to the concert, siren by the
1 ladies of the Presbyterian 1'-hurch in the
Montague Hall, Thttrf-tt=t_v waning, if you
t wish all cIl.l0Yt\fJle t5__\'r.ning. ‘
Anvx-:n'rrsr:ns are =.¢_;_.in as-|;ed to remem-
ber that all “cbo._ng¢-.f-*L-` rbtlst bc in nolater
than 1 p. tn., a`rld1bn.~:ine.~:s locals 4 p. m. ,
!Q insure insertion following morning.
Tun Liberal Csnsen falives will hold a
"clit-icnl meeting to-night in the Lycum.
T te meeting will be addressed by Messrs.
.las Paton and Dr. S. R. .l»-nkius the Con-
servative standard bearots. and others.
C;1_\m.o'r'rt:'rovvn' s tt. mr-ite elocutionist-=
und singers will t:tl;.»_ part in Sergt.
Hessions lecture Thur-d;ty night in Y.M
C. A. Hull. Admission lfwts. Tickets
onsule at G01!! Bros. will Wm. C0flin’r'.
Tl{n‘.pastponed~__ss_l_¢-_ ol' zine stock on the
premises of Mr. Sa-mu.»_l \\'l_\eatley, takes
place to-day, Dccembrrr Sth, 19(1), at 1
o`clock, when`ii horses- and -lift head of pure
l`his sale oil'-rs H. tim-_ opportunity for
farmers wishing to l-rlor->vr_~. their stock.
The terms of the salt- =.r.»_.st111ls under S31
cash, over $3.12 mont_h.~- -r» lit on approved
notes.
A 1' idcat of the habit - rt-.~~,»l~fred by living 
elsewhere in Gnnadii ~-an be easily
imagined by the following; A gentleman- __
who visited Charlottetown, a few days
ago to nt tend the Mat-itinw §~1l ot-k Breeders'
Association ,after`rcgi.st_erlng at the Davies,
L-ske"i where he coultl rind Central, as he
wished to telepiione to the mainland. He
was surprised when told he would have to
telegraph and horrified wits-_n informed the
telegraph otilce was c-los#-d tor the night.
 _l
CHARLOTTETU W _\‘ tl ARKETS.
[Corrected every '_l`uesday,)
Lamb (lb) . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . _
_.$0
Beef (quarter) per lb _ _ _ _
_ _
Beef (smalllper lb. _ _ _  _ . . _ _
_ _ _
Butter (fresh) per lb _ _ . . _ _ _
__
Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , .
_ _
Cabbage (per doz) _ . . _ _ . . _
_ _
Cabbage (per headt _ . . . . _ . .
__
Eggs _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . _ . . _ . . . _
__
Fowls per pair . . _ _ . _ . . . . . .
._
sesessss¢¢s=¢=¢c¢¢¢¢¢s§¢¢
3§i5@’é‘$E'>93'5’.1'5°7-EE§@5>SlSSl6f3EE&E§3
3333385dgggggggggggggggggg
ooeoogccccceo¢©N“¢¢¢°°f°:°
5?§E53§E§T2?¥E$g@¥§5$$5T5&
Flour per cwt . _ . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _
_ _
_O_ltmeal, new, per cwt _ . _ . .
_ .
Hides per lb . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . .
._
Hay per cwt . . _ _ _ _ . . . _ . . . . .
._
0.l.ts . . _ _ . _ . . . . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ . _
_ _ ..
Bcets, pcrdoz.._. 
“Pork . _ _ _
 _ . . _
 _ _ _ . . . . . . _
 _
.Tumips.pcr bus.._. ._ ._ _
Potatoes new bus _ ._ __ _ _
Mutton per caress.-‘ . . _ . _ _ . _ .
_ _
Parsley (per buncht . . . _ _ _ _ . .
_.
Onions per lb . _ . . _ . . _ . . . . . . _
_ _
Squash each . _ . _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _
Carrots, per rloz_ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _
Lettice per bunch . . _ . _ _ . . _ . .
_ _
Cauliflower . _ _ . . . . .
_ .` _ . . _ _ _ _
_.
Celery . _ . . _ . _ _ . . . _ _ . . . . . . .
_ _
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NEWFOUI‘ll)I..f\Nl} CABINET.
ST. Jou:<`s. Nfld.--T_le~_-_ '_' -Mr. Bond, V
the premier, will apply to Mr. Chamber- _
'la.iu, imperial secretary o,f'_"sta_te for the
colonies, for permission *to increase the
colonial ministry from se von members to
nine. His plan is to include t§v0 Dl'0l°\l1'
ent =upporters§w_l|o are especially conver-
,,m¢, wyth the rletftxls ot thc Reid cgi!-
tiafft with n view to actlon on t_ at
rn. asurc. if necessary dnl-ing the coming
_ -¢=s.~mn of legislature. Ir- is assumed t_hat
_ Mr. Chamberlain will mist- no objection.
MARRIED. j
______ ...___-__-_ _ ,  -----
At St. Dunstarfs Ll.-nitadral on Novem-
ber gm Zggh by Bev. llr. Morrison. Angus
tl. Steele of Richmond. l.m_ 14, to Miss
_ Hannah Egan gf (‘_.hurlot.tetowl\.
DIEI)
t  Lot 48 on NO\'_  ull), Ckltherlna
Stewart aged 85 ye.~»r.<. youngest daughter
of the late Neil Stewart.
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RHEUMé_'I`l .4 _'tl U l : RED.
I Jas. McKee, Linwood, Ont
Lsuchlin Merrent, moon, G- B-
` John A. McDonald, _1 rnprior, Ont.
C. B. Billing, 5/iarkhunl, Ont.
J 013|, Marley, Mllbone Bay,N. S.
. Lewis Butler, 5’-‘Gl°ll0» Nad-
These well known gent.-lcmen all assert
that they were curcfl ltr' MI‘.\'ARD‘S I
I.I1\'IME1\'T. t
,___._Z__v~s D IU----v-a-H
$-z.5o _
to
. priced custom tailor for your Fall or n- _-
ter Overooats see what we offer in tailor
» made overcoats at aboutone-half the price
or Rough iHerring-llones, Cheviots. _at
$10 and $12--James futon 8: Co. Z7 21
If we quote you all-svool Beaver Over-
coats at $10.00 or one of our heavy Gray
Coatings at $1! 00 von are assured actual
Q bargains, for we mzikc up 'nothing but the
Z) 'best es and know how to turn out
_ sw* _
satisfactory garments--.1As. PATOH &‘.
Co. - 275-ii
Big boys’ overcoats. uses 15 to 19 gm
in\black curl and blue b¢=V_¢_"- 
- .$1.00 and sstw.-Jas. Pawn  ‘ -_
If we qlmzeytogi.-an all wool ,V 
‘_ coat at $9.lll,vnlt1€ $1350 _.YW _"F mth,”
bottom scum; b»u-sam for wary. N. to
but the best 3l‘8d:s and _  __ 
f .spy tl=ern.»fdi_l=f#¢=°'!1Y §°:i?*_ in ,$1
neck for a oollar-button. \
‘ ra
hot water to try to make them lay ha
boiled eggs.
afraid togoout on the street except
rainy days; he's afraid if he goes out when
the sun is shining his shadow will ask him
but scarcely one case in a hundred
`_' organic.
‘ The action of the heart are both con-
trolled by the same great nerves, t
~ _ _
f   
‘ e
‘un tcounuu News to wwt¢k¢n’s~1t¢m»-
I. An authority on the just proportions
of the human form divine says: "The ears
should beso placed as not to be higher
than the eyebrows, or lower than the tip
a party should not forget this. .
II. The Senate of Canada is a convales-
cent hospital for political stiffs. It is the
paradise where good politicians go after
their political death. If the shelves were
could be put on and would not require to
Senate, he might go to California and
man who rents himself outto lay on the
to keen the rain out.
IV. It is said that Cartcr’s.Little Liver
Pills will make extra good sago
pudding. l
_ms
VI. Cardlgan’s mean man feeds his hens
VII. The mean man at Montague
or something.
VIII. The stingy 'man from Solaris..
recently cut, the tail off' a dead dog and
made a shaving brush of it.
_ ' i
IX The morning ufterthe local, elect
QQ.
n prominent Liberal of Georgetown had
grade tlttryeflctle Wm l.» sllerea for me. fw use 8 Shoe-spoon in putting on h
hat ,
X. There is in Summerside, a. kitchen
girl, who has travelled a great deal if
accounts of ber are
H says that she his been all over Greece.
all
true. Her mistress
GBE WILLICKENS.
 
I
ABOUT HEART DISEASE.
‘ Ninety Per cent of it Really Caused
from Po-or Digestion.
Real organic heart trouble is incurable
is
he
sympathetic and pneumogitstric and when __
the stomach fails to properly digest the
food and it lies in thestomach fermenting,
gases are formed to distend the organ __
causing pressure on the heart and lungs
causing palpitation, irregularity and-
shortness of breath.
The danger from thi condition is that,
the continued disturbance of the heart;
sooner or later may cause real organic
heart trouble and in fact frequently does
oo.  "'
E`ut~thermore, poor digestion makes the
hood thin and watery and deflclentiu
rc l corpuscle, and this further irritates
ea
n
Pe
and weakens the heart
'J he most sensible thing to do for h rt
trouble isto insure the digestion and
assimilation of the food
- This can be done by the regular use
after meals of some safe, pleasant a dl
ed`ectt ve digestive preparation, like 1
Stuarts Dyepepsia ' Tablets, which may
be found at most drug stores and which
containt he necessary digestive elements
in a pleasant, convenient form. '
' Thousands of people keep' well and
vigorous by keeping their digestion
feet by observing the rule of taking ne
r~
o
or two of t-he-ae tablets after each meal, or
atleast after each hearty meal. _
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets contain
S. P. 'pepsin, diastase from malt a
other natural digestives which act only t n
the food, digestmu it perfectly and pre-
venting acidity, gases, and the many
diseased conditionft which azcompany
weak stomach.
F8
eak
esc a s ecome a y are n
old mLntted States,Canau.1 and Great
Brltam
Stroyed by tire Sunday morning
$18000 insurance, $12090 Origin
known
ll
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LHRONIC INDIGEbTION
By far the most important part of dt
tlon takes place tn the intestines and
folly to expect stomach medicines to L
severe case of mdlgestton or dyspepsia.
The kidneys, liver and bowels must first
be made regular and active and the
remedy which acts directly on these
Y
...1 cents a box take no substitute
Zl? 
Grocer font.
 ea f ti su ly°f
c1iril:»l1l\s°l¥_'f»’tlf¢¢i'lgli‘ari'lsin¢I=¢ili’=I§iG-
M. Clocolate,Suow Flakes and ly;
'r on 'mn ' _`
"_ “io hgve a'sJ°mtsi1e' latest Books,
_ xagadnes and-Dany Papers. - -
 RJ-I. llA8ON.’8
’  "Neva Depot” 
_ -Attire, old Stand on Great 
Street and' the New nundnngnepn
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of the nose." People who 'are' dressing for
- t) 1 . ,. -1-  `
9 .1 ,\ \,(. »t_-_ ,¢.,. ._ 5 -» ~
rum consume. Ca t_tuorrn'rowN, rmscl: anwmo;1sl.A1<n, osclzussn 5 mo. _ ‘
0lEll_SH0liS.
Now that the cold weather is upon n=, ovorliot All In
not full I would name some has-beens that n°°°“itY°'“W° °I\l|3 t0. bl” 000 °f al* “But lil' ff 97351 l
3”
he labeled either. - women tc be found in tho city We invite inrpntion§' Nb
III. If n political stiff cannot get to the
secure ` job M l Notch A mom is ._ feel sure of our ability to please in buh quality and pil IU. I
1
roofs of houses that leaked when it rained of overshoos for lloll lt $l.40, $1.60, fl 90 IWN 2 ml#
$2.00. Our special mm‘s ovorshoo at $2 60 iswillllt I pd'
V. Mount Stewart boasts ofaman who * WGnen’s Buttoned 0VOI'Bil0U 81 75 IMI ‘l 95 W
is so stingy that he uses a wart on
weather friend our 2 Bickle snow exclndor ovurlbol $03.20
is I I
on ‘ _
We carry a full supply of till principal link* Q N*
 and children, and can insure n good Bt, and excellant ogg
1
LS buy their rubbers from ul. at F
R. tt lust
nur norm
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CLOCKS
Yi' ntvaonuiii rest
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The nest Watch in the
World for the Money.”
Send for our beautiful illus-
trated catalogue of “Empire
Watches."
G. F. HU TCHESON,
Sole Agent. ~ Charlottetown. P.E.\.
l
nd When you'vo gathered in your harvest.
and you've collared up your “spade” ¢----- A _ -_
D
Buy his stock for your wallets sake _ The Pnpuhr
and save, save, save. 'I
When Stuart's Ds speptsa Tablets a
used you may know \ ou are not taki
t th d ci
' . Lo
1 Quan Street
‘ ~ _ There's a suit you ordered Inst year, when “
- lt ‘
. I 0 I . 0 lm
_ . _ ose~
U..1 v  
And you’re boarded honest dollars in
pm. Are You
5' Will you save another twenty on your
winter stocks of ‘°d1xd"s. L  f
By ordering up the rig with Artist 00  
"R Sam? ‘
in 0 esisltem “DY S\"°”2 me I ne °1` He'sa.knacky-handed tailor and his weak- L “y 
powerful drug but simply the natural _ _ 0 cg
digestive elements which every w I
stomach lacks ,_
nesses are naught
(The day we made the bargain, thus I .ad “ w ` .*
I Fl
f rl hi ).
S0 Wldeli' known am Populm' have He'suoubt;foremtho ublic chnlkin mean Primus’ .°_“'M.' “n
till L blef b th I3 the
°“ upres on the clstb, 8 I7. “und N m X*
And he’s got a lot of other Snm‘s around to gi” y0\ hu
him not :nod u bum. and
D_~1d's Sam, lnd's Sam, Sam with a Hi'Innd ‘.4 m 'ul F," “ _
heart.-
CORNWALL MILLS BURNED
Ceann ALI. D;_; -The Cornwall (Twemy hundred men and bo” wearing I
Millln compi\ny’s flour mills were de the Suits hegave)
g as Isn’l: he doinsra. rising trade? _
Let us trirc ‘im a roaring start:
you weron't so very stout, ___ _ _
m Don't you think youneed to tire it up
_ the hatch?
There is sou a d nd m
_p n slop and slobbers n  
ny _ ._ .
1 ` I
- on
_ In
I
lfll
the buttons pulling out,
° And its more than over likely there s a Th’ “ 0
ts Dr bha~se’s Kidney Lxverl-‘ills Theyare p“t'°h No use n1t|H~ W
purely vegcttblel, act uleasautlyand There are clothiers by thousands and w *ite*
¥cusuuunsusmu“ eemrmcmms »»-
And they butcher shiny shoddy by the 
bat , _cfm an
e safe lace their whereabouts '"“ '
_ _ You may ly D here.
B€f0f€ DIHCIUE WU" °*"l°" Wm’ a lvlélll” Try one can of Oak Brand U-ondensedt some day yotfre DBSGWK bl, __  °
‘ aliltke ang cyouwillthdectde whetgeil; it is By the indgmgmg gd "A slaughter Stk L "
et r an caper an a cow s your ,1.hem.s yugr mae Son or 5|-°g,h¢r md ¢’s D
_ ll hi cl thas
tenri 35 S 0 _
'Cause he doesn't giV°l -idly tinker” PII!! CRUX*
dam; `
I would cure him up forever with tl half‘
1' dozen blows
Of the unotfeuding tape of Sartor Snm.‘
on a pants. _
And he’ll give you lots of pocket on the
_- 5. ~-<._> 1- _.Q P _ _ Q AY $,_ _
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Jac- Kelly A
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H€’S R kUl\3ky'llaDded lallof, hels l  ”_'.”_.-:.12-_T-_-:r;‘l_-;‘-. $2:
hip*
For vt-hait’s the. use of Tempranse and H
Elections in advance!
Get yotfrentlr all your pockets audi W
yourgrip:  ¢
Theabovepoemwnnwrlttan bye wei *hi* “
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