8 , -ir E ooaanran, caan r.0'r'1~s'row 1|, raises nnwllan
 
mi cum.   I" '
The Object of our Endeavor
ln this store is to supply
for imnicdiate wear just
sucli smart looking, cor-
rcct, v.-ell-made clothing
as an or-.lcr placed two or
tlircc \\‘cclcs ahead will
buy from the best tailors.
To attain that object we
have put iu a well assort-
ed stock of
§IIIiIIEY’S READY l`AIIIiIlEIl CLOTHING
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which we are authorized by H. Shorey 5: C0., of
l\0I‘If.I’¢8|, to guarantee to you to tlic fullest extent.
If this is the class of goods you want, we sl1al` be glad
to See you at your earliest convenience.
PE. I. 's Greatest Clothing
s A Mc1>oNAu> 
0 e Q Sole Agent for Ch’town.
Now’s Your Time
To fil1;up your coal bins. Coal is
cheaper now than it will be,we are
not asrushed with orders as we
wil‘. be, and y0u’l1 be on the safe
side in any event. Remember the
coal famine last winter and take
our advice to buy now.
APICKARD & Co..
PHONE 240.
New Fall Suitings
and Overcoatings
The very latest goods just received at the American
'Clothing Store and will be made into suits and over coats in
the latest New York Stylcs,tit and workmanship gua ranteed
prices always the lowest.
Fi, ,L_ Frank MacKenzie
_THE STYLISH TAILOR AND GENTS’ OUTFITTER
Summerside.
. _ _
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Induraied iihreware.
E. B. Eddy Co., Ltd.
1i@ 
Will not shrink or swell, cannot leak-water soak or
RUST. Is prcof against hot 01 ccldzwaier, _kerosene or
coal`0ii, bcnzine and ordinary acids.
Will not taint water, milk, or other liquids.
Handled by all first-class grocers.
SCHOFIELD BROS.,
_ STJJOHN, N. B.
sELLING AGENTS.
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A Few Comparisons
Gu i-'ANY -
Canada Life a
San Life of Canada
Manufacturers
Imperial Life
Mutual Life of Canada
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Uilfii WEST
I Latest from .Summerside and`
Mrs. David .Montgomery returned home
last evening from Boston.
Miss Winnie McDonald went to Charl-
ottetown yesterday where she will re-
side.
Percy Armour crossed by the Northum-
berland yesterday morning en route to
Montreal.
E. B. Harnett shipped by the Northum-
berland yesterday morning four horses for
Bermuda. ,
Ladies’ should examine the excellent
line of leather goods including wrist
bags and all the latest novelties in
purses a t Small 8: Beairstds.
A Parrr of the cargo by the Northum-
berland yesterday morning consisted of
420 lambs shipped by S. H. Jones, &lJ
bags oats,250bags starch, N0 brls oys-
ters.
Our importations of ladies' underwear
larger and more varied than ever this
'season and include many special lines.
Ask to see Wataon's unshrin kable and tha
plushined linders and drawers.also our 25::
vest.-McGouuau & Wright. _$11
THE cranberry crop on the the Island
this year is a very small one owing to the
dry weather of last spring. C. R Dickie
Muddy Creek, the leading cranberry
grower in this Province, says that
where he usedtoget from 150 to 200
bushels he only raised this season' about
15 bushels.
H.s.an'rs willbe cheered Everv erson
. _ _ D
lwith the slightest Scottish instinct will
have their hearts warmed within them
inlistening to th's greatest of all Scotch
concerts on Nov. llth, when the best
We Old Country affords will be beard in
song and story. This concert ap-
D¢&ls to practically every om.
Tn: character comedian, Harry Mnnroe
comes in for a large share of in'erest as
his performance has the advantage of be-
ing a novelty. In comic song, jokes and
patter dancing this artist is said to have
no superior in Scotland. Don't forget the
date here ani secure seats early from Mr.
Whitney as everyone is going.
Tru: Town Council has under consider-
ation the matter of adding about 2) lights
to the str cet lighting service and the ques-
tion of an all night service. This new
venture may mean an extra expenditure
of four or five hundred dollars annually.
It is true that this town has not by any
means sudlcient lighting; it remains to be
disputed also that the price now paid for
light is about as highas the town withits
present source of revenue is in a. position
io pay towards this service. The matter I
then resolves itself into tbeone vital ques-
tion; how is lighting enough to meet the
lwishes of the people to be obtained with-
out over-taxing the rate-payers. For the
.present lighting system the town pays
$778 for 38 lights (32 o. p.) with only a half
night service, or a little over $20 a light
per year. For an all night service with 55
lights the citizens are asked to pay $25 .I
1, per light, or $1,375 per year. This is the
offer of the Summer-side Electric C0.
The Town Council offers $1,210 for
60 lights. The cautious citizens will view
the ofer made by the council as quite
large enough, considering the town’s
small revenue, and the offer of the Electric
Co., really beyond the town’s means. It is
assumed that the Electric C0. know their h
own business. Take it for granted also'
that the town will pause and consider ben
fore entering into a contract which will
burden the tax payers to the extent of
about $500 increased expenditure for
lighting. If the town is to have more light
the cost must be carefully considered. The
service is not what it ought to- be. But
are there not other more pressing needs 2
Can the town not adbrd to wait awhile
and consider the advisability of owning
and controlling its own lighting system,'
It has been the history of all progressive
towns that trouble begins when the
town`s interests are allowed to be handi-
capped by any company whose interests
are their own. Municipal control of town
lighting is always the most satisfactory;
and until Summerside owns and manages
an electric plant citizens may expect to
be confronted with difiicnlties in the way
of rates and satisfactory lighting.
-Bicyclists and all athletics depend on
BEN'rr.nY's Linment to keep their joints
limber and muscles in trim.
A PACK  Webster, ~ is ,_ that  THE
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“ Your name nice
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insurance in Net Dividends Dwi- as of Death Year* Mem '”°'d° f_h°°s’ Amfs H°Id°° m“k° yeugrav on a 50. _ `
leroe Dec Premium to Policy desde laeele Claims of li Ask f°" "h°m _ ‘  I or 10 cent coin for ,
31-' I-we “°"=~ mm °'=;,§; °g,,f\;°_f- .......................................... ._ _ --_ as.: . Ft” b°>'S ffm 8 t° #reefs °f ase-
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G. S. Inman, Montague was in the city
yesterday.
W. F. Larkins, T gnisir, W; K. Rogers
Chronic Disease
Oi the Kidneys and Bowels--Well-
I known Steamboat Man Endorses, _
,Statement Vouched for by Minister.
nn. causes I
Cleveland to Montreal. Until a few
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Rev. A. J. McNeill, Ur neil returned 5 * '   » 2
lar-t night af er a visit to Nova Scotia. \ A % ‘ I 
Wallace Leitch of the Savings Bank rc' ` I __   ,_ 5 . 
turnei last night from a visit to Boston' =  _ ' » t T ._, _ ,_`   "
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and Rev. Dr. Sinnott, were passengers ` i"` . 0  ~  M  »i
1 ' S d . vii ' "2 ii. ’ 'A li
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____ ,Another Cure .of i °     , _ `
l1€y° LiV€l' DHIS jack Frost will soon beswith us, and you 
" Mr. James A Buc_hner, St. Catharines  W31111 'IO  l1lS  
Ont., was for years a steamboat man and _ _ _
is favorably known in every port from 110i IUVCSIZ Ill 8 g00d Warm  01’ 
,months ago he was for years a great snf- Péfllaps 2 UICC  Of  and
ferer from kidney disease, rheumatism
,Liver Pills have made him well, and for
tatement bclowz-
I was the unhappy victim of kidney
came so severe as to make life a burden
for work, appetite was fickle; I became
growing worse, and became despondent
this medicine came to mv hands when I
was in such a miserable condition. The
first box gave relief, end, illled with joy
at the thought of again recoverin healt
Kidney-Liver Pills as an ideal medicine.
personally acquainted with Mr. J. A
Dr. Cnase's Kidney-Liver Pills, I can' say
I believe he would not make a statement
knowing it tobe in any way misleading
or untrue. I
It is by curing just such chronic and
complicated cases as this that Dr. Chasc's
known as a medicine of exceptional merit.
Their direct and' cembiiel action`on
kidneys, liver and bowels e them suc
cessful where ordinary medicines fail.
One pill a doee; 25 cents a box, at all
dealers, or Edmansou, Bates dc Co., Tor-
onto. To protect you against imltations
the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W
Chase, the famous recoipt book author,.
are on every box.
Do you want to learn shorthand and 1
College ad on page of this issue. Zi) d li
saying, ' An ounce of prevention is worth
colds, catarrh or any other ailment caused
by taking colds or by exposure. It will prc
tect your back and chest from cold, :damp
winds and sudden changes. We have a
po all d li
-220 cases more of the celebrated Granby
Rubbers, received by Goff Bros.. today.
We received yesterday our order of
Hymn Books, Bibles, Book of Praise, etc,
iusta reminder-you’ll hear more about
them later.-Mitche1l’s Bookstorf, Sunny _
side. 30 d iii. ,
. il Y
Carter's Bookstore. The newest in Une
stationery, the newest books as' issued,
the newest in fancy goods, toys, games,
chinaware &c, &c. Goods personally
Not because they are made in P E Is
Tryon Mfg , Co., Ltd. _ _ 20 d tf
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Buchuer, who was cured by the use of.
record
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y are benefit of anim he im made the best of its kind. . Furs for Ladies’ and
rbeumatism and constipation, which be f1'QIl1 IZIJC l0W¢SIZ ISO tht hlghést. C0816 in
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I continued the use of these pills until I _ I _ ' ~
had used six or eight boxes and was again = S I 
enjoying my for mer health and vigor. l A 9 ` » I -» -»
shall always recommend ~ Dr. Chase’s  - f - 'Z
Rev. W. D. liIassoo,Methodist minister,  
Port Robinson, Ont., writes:-“Being I `
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and constipation. Dr. curses Kidney- would suit. We have them all and every one
Mr. Boehner writes.-~°r°r may ycm Furs for Misses and Children. Furs at all
_ I wasa constant sufferer, entirely unfit let 115 Sh0W iZh¢ID t0 yOu.  RIC fl'€¢ t0
smaeisiedwnuia iwtsieep, but sms inf and try on, nothing need be purchased until
the morning tired and enfeeblcd. I lin- I
. gered on in this condition, gradually l'l.3V€'S8tiS5Cd yOl11'S€lf that th€ g2.1'H1CIlt IS H18
and discouragedbecanse I could obtain I P1‘0Cl11’3b1€ fOI` (IIC IBOIIBY. MC1'it 1138 Put US
no relief from the many medicines used; '
~ “Fri¢n<1ssevl.ea nf. ohms Kinney-, the lead of all competition and we stand on
LiverPills,fand Inow feel thankful that ~ ' '
Kidney-Liver Pills have 'become so well, I i
SPECIAL Norictsf I ~ _ __
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suit.
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complete line at all prices.-G. E. Hughes D 0 B D & 
A thecaries Hall, Charlottetown. ‘ ' .
so a ri _ t/Wholesale and Retail
New Goods are arrivin daii ati ` 
GORIl0N & MCLI
typewriting-Read the Union Commercial ‘ HOISC RI1gS f1'011‘l --
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¢ .
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selected, and that you cannot get ' any‘ ”    
other store. Special attention to mail _
orders. 27 d lw
“Pay for all you get, but get all you p_a.y B examinin t k f -
for," you will get all of that if you buy y g your Q oc 0 Winter Under
Reid’s Tryon Tweeds. I 7 d tf ' clothing
:  Y 1”;-_, 25 cents at W W Men’s all wool underwear soft. and warm $1.00
isa E MDNCTON » TWEEDS- _ 'r' "~"' ` Wel1ncr’s.` 26dwtfi= per suit' "
|865 5 A an ed _ _ _ ` `  ` , Fine I-2~I1}b’S. wool underwear $2.50 per suit.
:gg I f° ° “N” 'W S» , E We never saw prettier _hats for Turnbull S #Xtra iiwllatural wool $4.50 per suit
mg, 3 price, ,,,-, |,,w,,,,g t 3. men than our new stock rs, Boston ' All S128 Up to 6.
4
. V l . New York and '<1 ’ ° < ‘ -`
A iew figures compil m e Government b ue , w i emon- ' 0° &1lm¢B'S 0100122; ' ' ’ Lon on hats are
. _ . I _  2, hem. Is’nt it about tim
if tes 1 ‘ 1 _ I - - a‘”°“g t . °
°f..<t.“f.:t*:.s;1i.L.“.:f..f::'.‘::1§.¢.f;f.:.:'..::d:;se:.f::::'s::...,i  1<_»°.g;dg»=;=»;v=f at P--~.e
as at aaprosperous and progressive and its agents are positively reliable. For , Bat comein time 5 _I ms' ' - e ty.is Hatt_°r.s' 29d31°.
rates and other information apply to - - ~ 0,1- cmd main
. To phd: mme h s notzlqxing but the
' '  _ :_ 0 s°°v’¢b\°k-°.weeain¢»
LEWIS H'  t _ J' H' wEkcH° § TheHumPh1j8.Y Ul0%hil¢S001'° _ 2, no old cut up clothing but 1|- B
. _ 8°” » ` ' wiser- - 0 H .Bmw ' i mensbwxaas P. F.. Island-I
_ Lharlottetown. P. E. Island. _ _ 9"* °"€  3' I that. FSl'll\¢Il’eee that you 'gat
J. 2. MQLEOD. Special Agent. Bridgetown. _ I _ y r . .  .,...,»,.._.,.._  I imniiiif
STYLISH OUTFISRFDBQS;
H te s rom - oc.
Chest Protectors.-Remember the old Curr Combs from
5
a pound of cure," and wear a chest protec- H°r_se Brushes from ` ' ‘ I C’
tor. It will prevent pneumonia. coughs, WIIIPS fI'0lI1 _ . - ,/ 5¢
_ Every thing for the stable.
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land, but because our tweeds possess a_  S 
degree of artistic merit, material value
and suitability of design sup~rior to any
csmpetition at home or aomsd.-The In' four weights, prices from $2.00 to $4.00 per
in cloth and leather bindings. Also the ' _y ,
poets in good leather. Toy books and , 
Xmas cards in large quantities. This is ' \ _ ,_ w