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_ _ V VOTE EORMARTIN & MCLEAN THE PEOPLES CANDIDATES AND A GOVERN-
MENT OWNED RAILWAY RATHER THAN A RAILWAY OWNED GOVERNMENT!
gi” *r more
Remember llundonalll, Canadafor the Canadians.
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_ _ Tire ngent rose frunr the gravel, sput-
i ` - terlng profane ilrvcutlvc. Enderhy , . _  _
Bi _ N started down the steps.  WA vi '  _[.`__ _-A _ V A' ‘_ '- * 4
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iillAhfiOPHONF.
I The greatest invention of
the age. The cheapest music
known. It will play all kinds
of music and last a life time.
Think of hearing one of the
vrorld’s greatest singers, sing '_
i you a song for LESS than the 5'
fifth ofacerit. ’l`1te voice is .`~
plain and clear, as though the 
singer were in the room. Bag ‘
piipe tunes that will make a
ighlauder’s blood tingle and
Dialogues that will make the
Shildreir laugh for days after ._
ey have heard them.
Oni? the famous maroon
recor sused; they require no ,
Care. A child who can wind a -
elocz can *run it. Nothing to
go astray. Every instrument
guaranteed for five years.
ccot-ds exchanged free
providing ypu order and pay
or two new records for each
one you return for exchange.
Write or call at Central Music _
Store. `_
A. HORNE & C0.,
' Kent St. Charlottetown.
28 :iw tl Apl 1
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Patcrsnn 'Do suing Co’y
Commission Merchants.
St, John’s, Newfoundland,
Consignments of P. R. Island produce
SOLICITED
A w r yr.
WMI. limos, K- li- ll. lltm llllly
i`lor'8_on & Duffy
Barrlsters and Attorneys,
Brown‘s Block, Charlottetown. P. BJ.
DICIIEY ‘TD LOAK
I dmudton for Royal Bank of Canada.
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Pfftdllne Commission Flerchantl
ilaUsnfos.n's rru1r.DxNs,
ARGYLE ST. HALIFAX, N. S.
` P::l\&|ai atgntxan giyerittovthe “Leis ofgntter,
!T>ro'oee?s‘of xlesfiemitiied p:g;rotl;..' Kits'
*rrices lent ‘on application. Consignnren
solicited. i 4-I8 dwryr
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Wsaraidr gremile- onnorits P. taser
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10-'I-dwxvr. ' '_ ' cx
;Conrrnlssion Merchants.
 ein lsttlr, rags, torn
' ' 46 and 48 'Argyle 5treet,
' Halifax, N. I-' i .'
A-rlldw 6 mos `
THE .DUFEERIN H01 Ei.
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Qverlooklnsthe utifnl King Square. Ilon-
eta ln every taxi. Newly oa ated ana re-
gflkl-ld throughout. The ogy hotel in Un
Al? with prints lawn and Us eras.
It I.esol§:1_r.`r.ts, cms csunau.,
4-ri d r vii' _ Nunn"
QEO- 8. INMAN
smrrm, soiram, mary, -no
' £27 N loan. Ooilessloas made.
‘ lloatllne. 1.- x 1. _
"as woone. s. smr ‘ "
3 Nah, llotarylmblig, el.:.e,t0gle% : grazed
mr. may mmm by 1.- s. rr-una. me
. 'Ms Qian ameri. Kohn to his
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_ For Colin, Diartisua, Chills, Rhett- A
' ` matism, Sprsias. Neuralgia, -
_ Tootluche, Crmrps, Sore Throat, `
_- _ 51:65,' dsc-, it never tails. »~>-¢‘ lg
I 7°* Ill# lvsfivhere. Prir:e2S cts ner bottle. __
s|¢GALB'B lurrurlur FILL! rea '_
._ Youll uvsn am: nowlca. f
' Far sale cveirrhere. 25 r-ts per box, or 
by mai on receipt oi price. '
c°5:ill Pfrprlethtzfs, Tun Wsnura Classical. -
'Killed its 
or 1 . - ` ` \»'
7.7¢. '  @
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Canadian i T ` 
- housewives. ’ I
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The liood Cook’s Pride. _
Beaver Flour never fails-never
dissppoints. It makes the white,
light, delicious bread and pastry
that model Canadian housewives
delight to serve.
Beaver Flour
is n bl¢nd.0f "““iii’.'r`.'.`.-rs.°r'-‘.i`ri'\Hl'.°r‘rf`°"
_ It contains all tif nutriment of
one, and the delic te flavor of the
other. Unequalled for all kinds ot
family baking.
At your Grocers.
 
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;EALFD TRNDERS addressed tothe under-
l';‘goe.t and endorsed ‘Tender for McPher-
-Hlrs tuve Wharf." will he received rrtlhl.
ce until F idsy. November rli_r9<4, iuriu»
_‘lv\"ly. lorrhe conszruclim ola wh.rrat Iii »
\errbn s Covr. l\l|rg's Clunty, P E. I., nccirrri
llonplan nun nrrrcrtrcar on to he seen it
H5 ‘ mC* Uf J- N. Fervrn Itsq.. Keri tent Krqglu-
_~;§“§l;;;l=»tl'-);t£wn  slr.. or rh¢;m_eo|dr1ir
~ er aunt' -nrt ace P. ..I,an al
he_ Dspsrtnrrrrr of Pub ie Works, Ottawa,
lenders will not be ronrirlereu unless marie
'é\_ul_l;§,'g=>_g=_»“;u\»r>_\lea,d .sa noses was rn.
rs.. en crews.
An arceptr-ri cheque ofna chartered bank,
iilfiihtlee tplglrguovder o shenlzionorsble th-
ns ro it cwo ks, or 'teen hundred
i_0llnrf' ($1,500 on) must accompany each render.
lhschlque willbe forhlleti ifthe party `en-
drrlngdecline the contract or init ro eomr #le
ills work rotxtrsced for, and will be returned
lu use of not -rreepr nee ori¢|,d¢f_ _
The Deparlment fines not bind itself to ae-
cept the rode t or any teipdqra
y or er -
uso. cirttsss, _
_ Srcreiary. ‘
Df?°\"~’“=I|l ol' Public Works,
ouatn, October 26, r9o|. .
Newspapers ,inserting this advertisement
without authority from the Deprrtrueni, will
not be pain for it.
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sinned. ard endorsed “Ten rfor Grand
River M mics. Richmond Bay," will he received
vu this since rrnti|’Friday, November rs, roq,
irrrluaiverv, forthe reconstruction of ann ex-
tension of the outer end of wharf at Grlrtti
R-ver. Prince County, P. H. I.accmdiv$atn_
planssnil sreattleatinu to heseen »-tthe o ce
mgsr. Krq Resident Eu loser at
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michael scarcely three months, but to
Enderhy’s mind time was not always
measured by the clock.
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It was eminently characteristic of , -H///If ._ ' _ 
Enderby. He had known Miss Car-  M I ,////6/;f/i I  `
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They were walking lromewurd from
the opera. Miss Carmichael had in-
sisted tirnt they wnllt. It was u per-
fect night, and the distance home wus
short. When they entered the quiet
street where Miss (Jar-mielrnel lived
Enderby fell into n brown study. Tire
maidens, all of which was lost to En-
de1'by’s ears, They had reached tho
substantial Cnrmielrael rczltlerrce when
Ender-by came suddenly from his reti-
ccnt silence-so suddenly, indeed, that
he interrupted the girl in the middle of
a sentence.
“Look here," snid he, "I'm a pretty
steady going sort. l‘ve 11 fair' income
and rr steadily growing cllentnge. I
wnnt; an establishment of my own.
Why wouldn’t it be it good idea for us
to marry?" ,
Miss Carmichael was so thoroughly
astounded that she found no reply uu-
tll they had reached the top step and
. lm' ‘ ’,'» 4: ff.
girl beside him was talking in spright- _  A ‘ V//` "
ly fashion of Nilreltmgeri and Rmno`  
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'Emi AGENT Rossi snort 'run ansvsn, spur-
Tnnmo r»noF.».r<n rsvscrrvn.
mnntlc and that sort of thing, you
know. Stillfl flutter myself I’<l make
s fairly good husband. You'd have n
house and servants very much like this
establishment here."
Enderby WHS 9f\'“gSUDg With the |“tCI1'| Miss Cnrlnicl1aei’s eyes opened wide.
k€y» Wns ever n girl wooed in such cold
“Good gracious!" was all she man-
aged to gasp even thou. ‘
“I mean it,” said Enderby. "Think
blooded fashion? she wondered. She
spoke calmly, yet her voice was not as
Iirrn as she intended.
it 6'ver if you like. I don't necessarily I "M,-_ Enderby, I tlroroughly respect
“D011 my l\H9W€l' Fllrllf l10W~" I you, but as for mrtrrylng you"-
“G00€1 Hilillt. M12 E\"1@l`bl/r" 9110 Bald L She paused, and Eudcrby went ou.
rather- coolly, and the door' swung shut . ¢»pe,.h,,[,,., you ,mm to think |t 0,-er ,,
behind her- l little longer. Trait will he all right.
Eudcrby strode down the street to-
ward the club with never' t1 qualm in
I'rn not one of the impatlcut sort.
Good night."
his mlllll “Hd H0V9l` 9- tremor beneath | Ile slipped on his overcoat, took his
his immaculate shirt front, but that
was l<1nderby's way.
After' that he saw Miss Carmichael
ns usual and _for sevtral weeks made
no allusion to the matter. At first the
girl was furtlvcly uneasy in his pres-
ence, but as the wéelrs went by 'and he
said nothing more. she regained her'
usual composure. _
0rt'e inte March evening as they ssl:
before n blazing fire in the big hall En-
dcrby suddcnry took up the conversa-
tion where it had ended weeks before.
"Have you thought it over?" said he.
Now, this question was entirely irrel-
evant' to the tnllt of the tuome_ut.
“Have I thought what over?" Miss
Carrniehrrcl asked.
“Mnrryirrg rue,” said Endcrby terse-
ly. “I‘ur a very practical man, not ro-
me decline the .antrsct or to comp te the
worn contracted for, and will be nm ned tn
one of nor -acceptance o tender.
The mpsrtnrsut ross netbiati llselltn ar-
cept the lowest or ally tender. i
Rv or/er. _
rfsrrn.or=rr,\r~as, l
lseritary. ' »
Department ol Puhiie worltn
Ottawa, October rs, _g-4. -
Newspapers trrsontng rn o sdvertls meet
ivirhrml av timily from the nrpahmerd, will
not be mid lor it. -
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but and stick and departed, leaving the
girl dlvldoll bctwecu nrnnzernerrt and
wrath.
Spring was well advanced before
Eudcrlly broaclrrrl the suhjcct nguin.
It was one evening just as he was
about to depart from the Cnrmiclrnels,
and it was with the usual nbruptncss.
“Have you decided to marry me yet 7"
said he.
llllss Carmichael looked at him
steadily, and this time her voice wns
very firm.
“\’o. i\Ir°. Endcrhy, I have not.” Nor
do I think I ever shall decide to marry
you.” '
“'i‘lrnt‘s all right.” said he.
At the door hc turned.
“lf you should chrurgo your mind let
me know."
To this day Miss Carmichael is unde-
cided \vlu\llrr~r tho tears she shell were
of rnlrilr or of nrrlzor. Sho felt.:-crtulrl
this was the ond of it. lilit En<Icr'h_v
came ns ircrctoforc to tnkc her' driving
nr to the ilrcutcl' or to vcspcrs on :\
pleasant Sumlrr_v. ills manner was
quite irru-iranged It wus ns if nothing
Uimtevct' had happened. `
Summer came, and thc Carmlchaels
left the city for their pretty country
place in it quiet village. liver-y second
Piuttlrduy Endcrby cnurc down to dine
with them. The portly head of the
house of Cnrmlclruefi cntcrtalrrcd rr gen-
uine and outspoken liking for tlro re-
served yourrg mnu, and Mrs. Curmi-
chael was voluble in his praises.
Miss Cnr-rrriclrnel said nothing, but
she recognized some potent fascination
about this strange, reticent man and
his strnrrgcfr method of wooing. Somo-
timcs it nmused her. Sometimes it an-
gered hor. And yet his plain words
and his frank strength appealed to her
more strongly than sha cared to admit.
What manner of man was this? she
nslted herself countless times, and each
time a definite answer was wanting.
e e e a e e ` O
That Saturday afternoon Miss Car-
michael wns alone in the house. At 4
o'clock a tres agent came to the door
and by persistent efforts to sell his'
goods was making himself very obnox-
ious. At that juncture Enrlerby camo
up the wnllr.f He hoard the voices in
the hall and took in the situation ata
glance. He laid ngrand none too [eu-
tle dn tho ageut's s oulder. ‘
“\’on’ro annoying tho lady," said
lgderlry severely. ' ~ _
“ls that any or your business?" said
the man, with heated insolence.
“None at all,” said Enderhy cheer-'
fully, whereupon he took the man by
the collar. marched irirrr to the porch
and helped his nndignilled retreat to
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“lIuven't had enough, eh?" said he,
and something in his tune and expres-
sion forced upon the irate ngent's un-
dctwitarrding u realization of the better
part of valor. lie tied thc field in lu-
glorlolls haste. Entlcrhy returned to
the Irnll.
"Oh," said Miss Carrriichncl in tones
of relief. “hc was positively lnsultillgl
l‘nr so glad you came."
“'l‘|rat’s all rlglrt." said Enderby.
And tlrurr--perlraps something ln her
voice srrggestcrl the cour-se-Enderhy
tempted fate once more.
“Going to unr1't'y inc?" he Bald. _
liilss (Hrrrrriclrarcl laughed hysteric-
ally.
"Of cour'.<f\ I am, you funny man,"
she said. “How on earth can I help
nrysclf'r”
Enlicrby looked puzzled.
“Youre quite sure you want to?" he
asked douhtfully.
“Ver'y, \'c_r_v sure, dear," Suld Miss
Cnrmlcinrcl gravely.
‘jGood!" Good enough!" said Ender-
by, with hearty satisfaction. It will
Enderby’s wuy.
A CHAMPION PORKER.
`Weeks & Co., _ Sole Agents.
4
Our Victoria. correspondent, \vriles that
George Holm, \'cterinu,ry surgeon oi that
village recently 'killed lr. pig six and
rt half months old that tipped the scales
when dressed at 385lbs. George has fell
many goo! ones, but this his last. effort.
heats the record. 'l he hrcerl was a cross,
Chester and York. Mr. Callhe k and
Mr. Connolly will have to look after-
their lmrre`s
` 3*`~"~i=,s.
I A ` ,'-
 _ii Fit- Refo;m emphasizes
 'L the question of value. It sells l “
 to men who know quality.
V lt’s worn by men who recog-
' nize the value they get in it.
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, Reform Suits and Overcoats.
;‘ , thy of critical inspection, even
4 if you are not ready to buy.
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*< Study them. They are wor- "L,
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Tile flrnrs of*-. Wright Eros, Victoria,
and McLean 8c Carrreron, Crapuurl, have
Ioiuled qlritc it numter of schoorrers with
produce recently for Nora Scots ports_
The following cleared lust week.
Schooner Snow Queen with 2000 hush
oats, 1000 bush potatoes, 2l0 hush turnips,
100 tuhs and boxes butter. i0 young pigs,
25 bbis apples and B. lol. ol cnlrbntgc, cur-
rots, beets etc, shipped by Wright Bros.
Sclrr Eiva M., 4500 'hush potatoes and
Lurnips hy Wright Bros.
Schr., Precursor, 1{00 i ut-llr potatoes,
?D0 bush turnip.s,?»00 bush outs and rt lot cf
cnrrots,hect.s, butter cle., by Wr-iglrt lim.-r
Schr. Mysotlsj 2200 bush potatoes,
1000 bush Oats, 700 bush turnips, E0 hush
cnrrotv, 10 bbln beets and pursriips, 20
cheese and 50 flrklns:butter by Wright
Bros.
Suhr Venture. 1400 hush potatoes, ?/)0
hush oats, 1510 l trsh turn ps, by l\1cLcltrr
& Cameron.
Suhr lliglrluurl -Iuue, l200i»t1-hpolulocs,
210 hush turuips, hy Mr In-nn SL Currvrnrr.
Sclrr Sl.. Annes, i200 hush potrrloce-l, 300
bush onts, 200 bush ttrrrtips hy McI.curr BL
Cameron. 
SAID "GOOD-BYE”
T0 HIS FAMILY
l
Dying of Weakness*-Given
un by Doctors as an ln- ‘
curable and Hopeless
Wreck.
FERROZON E {
SAVED HIS LIFE! f
After reading l.hc followlngloilcr from _
Mr' ki. .\. Tllrrrston. of 228 Vermont.
street. east, Indianapolis Ind., no one will
ever riouhl. lhclnrerlt. of Ifcrroznrrcz
"A your ngn I look the grlppc.
“i uns as weak ns it chllrl.
“l wus no longer rthlc to cnt.
“My Irloorl was thin. My checks were
white mul hollow.
"Dnvtornaave me n.ll kinds of medicine,
hut. none of tlrcm hroukht me str-cngllr.
“My friends .said l was wmtirrq away
with sorrrcslow disease, n.rr4I I Iii: thr-nr
good-lr_vc. |
“Then I hr-nrrl of thc wonrlrrful Ferro-
zone.
“After three dnys it gave mr- an appo-
tllc Tl nnined »t.rengl.h and lromrrrr- clrccr-
ful. Unfit-\'Fcrr0sone I improved slr-a|l»
ily. I nm wsll today. I weigh tlflven
pounds heavier t-hnn over before, rtrul feel
lite a new man.
(Signed) “B. A. 'Thur-ton."
Tho necrotic! urnwinir strong is solved
by Ferfozone. It supplies nctunl unurislr-
ments It braces you up quick, arrpplics
new onerky. brings liao thu snap am fire
of youtrb. 'l"r§’ Fcrrororro Fila per box,
or six for ti , nt all ¢lr\u‘rr~s in rru-rlirlrrc,
or Poison Co., iinrtiord, Conn., ll. S
A., und Kinigslnn, Ont.
King Edward VII Chores!
Trees & Co's Hats-
Above All Others, Tress & Co.,
Make Our $2.00. 2.50. 3.00 Hats.
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Prowse Bros., Charlottetown.
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The Accident and Health Policies of the
MARYLAND Bit
£1
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WHY P
IiECAI_ISE-the most Liberal I
BECAUSE-of prompt adjustment of
LOSSES!
BECAUSE-the Company is one of the
WorId's STRONGEST ! ' »
Every Present day “FEATURE” of Accident
underwriting is provided: _
No Travel Restrictions
Double Indemnities.
Fixed Indemnities.
Special Indenrnities.
FULL and LIMITED Health Policies.
All policies issued at this agency.
H. M. DAVISON, General Agent.
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HASZARWS
BRAHMIN TEA
needs no further introduction to the Tea drinkers of
Canada, After years of close competition and end-
less attempts to match. it stands domestically and social-
ly the beverngc of the ptople. Be sure that your
grocer supplies you with the genuine article. That
is nll that is necessary io insure pea e, comfort and re-
freshment. _
IIDRACE IIASZIARD
SELLING AGENT.
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