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_ _ The P. & S Brand if Metfs
Footwe`ar is steadily coming
Q tothe forv»-Jhe malurs Per
~ cival and .\`_>ntz of _lllntrcal
- are old shoe men-know the
wants of the trade--make
nothing but Mcn’s Popular
Priced Boots and are doing it
“ight as we cm prove to you
l._van inspection of our stock .
_ --thepriceis stamped on the '
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$2 00
will l,\u_v rs well made solid
lcitllcr boot for men witha '
ln of style and good shoe »
rushing.
2.253.
ui' buy the same boot- inide
o' linc sof: llougcla--choice of '
three tees.-
~ $2.50 »~
will buy llix Calf or Dlugoli 
_ -l:cav_v or light, lcither lined '
if you like theu‘- 1
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will buy one of their lust mik- '
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_» $3 CD _@-
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f with _ Heels attached. '
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Cutown, P. E. I. _
Que n Street. »
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Hill llllll Hill
For the celebration.
Red. 0'
white, ` '
Blue.
Green Q
Give us your order early.
alll lllnllll Hill.;
JOB PlllNlFllllYllilTED
A Iermannt position and good
salary. o the rigLt msn if al pied for
at onc . '
if I). 'I'A.Y'I4C)E.
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ll’s Awful l  
But |l’s True l  
That W. P. COLWILL is
knocking the stalling out of
htgh prices. -$3 5'
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|1's Qreckery Iiere,_ _ 
it’| Crockeiy There,
» ~- ld-|l|ghPrleee -- r
Are Blown in the Air.
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. Our great sale will continue
for a while yet, as we End that
small profits and quick sales
pay every time. All kinds of _
gocd crockery selling all the
time. The people know__al1
about our price=, no nee-;l to
dwell on that subject.
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‘ " toward thc left, for at no time did the
~ ofthe airship much lower than I was re
yet been made, for the machine is still |
their unfortunate situation ~too close to
the balloon, and to their havin too man
AIR SHIP
Count Von Zeppelin is
Satisfied With its Trial.
SHIP UNDER CONTROL
Is What is Claimed by the
Inventors Others. Disagree
With His Opinion
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Fnrr~;Duzt'Hs..u~‘r-:.\', Oct. ;`4.-Count von
Zeppelin is satisfied with lie performance
of his air ship. In conversation with a cor-
respondent he said it had been proved that
it was absolutely under the control of the `
steering apparatus. This appnraius,by the
way, was not in the mfsi pcifect 0 ‘der cn
below the mat-hinc,:it the stein would not
work freely. Thus, instead of moving pnr- 1
allellwithcach othe the ruddirsfre uentl
_l funds for carrying on the work were ob-
the ilrst ascent. One of the two rudders '
AND
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During the heated __ter|r_i puteurixed
milk was,_.eeys the New York.-. Poet, -ide-
llvered free, through the Bureau oi Cher-
lties to poor children in Brooklyn, N. Y.
For nine weeks. during which time the
plant was in operation, there was an
average daily distribution of betweenl,600
and 1,700 siz»ounce bottles oi pasteurized
rnilk, prepared especially for preventing
thc sickness of children. The;-milk was
given out on orders from physicians and
from the district nurses connected with
the Bureau of Charities, also in all cases
of urgent need the milk has been supplied
to applicants without any order until the
circumstances could be investigated. The
tained in response to an appeal issued by
the Bureau of Charities early in the
summer. The entire cost will be some-
what less than $2,500. Now for the effect.
Nom itfistanding the unusallyhotweather
the statistics in the onice of the]Board of‘
Health show that the rate of (infant mor-
tality has been lowcr in Brooklyn than
for the same period durinu thel five years
preceeding, and some of this result is
attributed to the distribution of the
pasteurized milk. The number oi deaths
during the past season was 931 as com-
pared with 1122 and 1212 in years when
there was no free distribution ofthe milk.
if the milk could have been more widely
distributed, the good results would
doubtless have been more marked. Some
ofthe thickly populated portions of the
city were not reached at all.
ATTEMPTS TO INIURE Tl-IE EMPRESS.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Tokio correspon-
dent of the Express reports an outrage
F. Q Y
forinc-fmnnngzlc. This defect hampered!
Court von Zeppelin very much inde€d,i
‘and it is to this fault that he attrilu`esi
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the general movement noticed in the trial '
machine make a decided tight to the right."
The count said that his descent happened
earlier than he mentioned. "My aim,"
he said, “was to return to the floating pon-
toon whence we started. I had steered the
airship around and was heading directly
for this pontoon, when in coming down
somewhat from the elevation we had been
floating, at, the gas began to escape from
one of the balloons. This threw the point
p ¢
pared for, an-i our descent because too
rapid.I threw out some ballast and worked
the rudder that changes the air ship’s
Of course, the decisive trial has not
in the experimental stage, though an un
doubted step toward the achievement of
A former nautical engineer of geneva,
e eet, Toronto, states- My daughter
was pale, weak, languid, and very nerv-
o
plane and direction, but it was of no use. a
The machine had mo gmac an impetus i=tbo_ut the house, and her nerves were
d th d °  . °°""
an e escenb WM unavoidable sleep for more than half an hour at a
time without starting up and crying out
n excitement.
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Mr. A Liwentaal, expressed himself as ri
. being dubious of the xnachine`s ultimate
success. “The prime conditions of a navi-
gable air ship," he said, “is that it must'
be able to go to windward. This was not
done in the present trial; at any rate, not
` conclusively._not do I think it can be done.
As the machine now standsit- has not speed
enough; that is to say, the screw propell-
ers do not appear to be powerful enough,
owing to their small diameter and to
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gradually became strong and well. I
annot say too much in ta.vour_cf this
wonderful treatment, since it has prov- l
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builder and nerve vitalizer of most un- 1
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Co., Toronto.
upon the Empress cf Japan. He says
that while Her Majesty was driving in the
royal park, a lunatic threw a wooden clog
at the imperial carriage. The Empref s,
however, vvus not injured.
_ .ff_ __ ___ . . fir.
She Was Pale
and languid
Yoo Nervous to 8leep,and Dellyurew
Nether Ind UOBIKBI'-Dr. Ghllfl KONI
Mild lltltored llollth IMI Vlgtlllr.
t'Mrs. E. McLoughlin, H95 Parliament-
, _
us. Her appetite was poor and change-
ble. She could scarcely drag herself t
pletely unstrung. She could not
“Aa she was gre-wing weaker and
eaker I became alarmed, and obtain-
eeks, and from the first we noticed e.
ecided improvement. Her appetite be-
ame better, she gained in weight, the »
olour returned to' her face. and she I
n such a blessing bo my daughter."
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is a. blood-
sual merit. In pill form. 50c. a. box.
r an dealers; or mauiamon, Bates me
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blades, which, in addition, are too broad.
I also think the rudders ought to have
been at the side, imitating the style of the
English Harrison rudder." _
The technical observations noted during
the trial trip and other instructive details
will not be available for several days yet,
and until they are known it is impossible
to do more than register Count von Zeppe-
lin`s summing up of yesterdays trial.
“It is proved that my air ship is absol-
Nsp noun ovcus Rsconn.
Bnocxroiv, Mass., October 25.-Will
Stinson. of Cambridge, to»day rode 40
miles 330 yards in one hour making a new
record for the time. He also created new
figures for 12 to 40 miles inclusive and now
holds every record from 2 to 40miies.
Previous distance for the hour was 3
miles 1,453 yards made by Stinson on this
track October wth. The previous record9
this track October 5th. The one mile
record still belongs toLlkes.
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New Yom, oct. 25.-'rite Bank or New
York has received a bar of old wel hin
utely under my controlf* I
was as miles 1,o45ysras time by Bikes on 2
GREAT BAR OF GOLD. 5
Polilicaljleelings-
Sir Louis Davies will address the
electors oi West Qneen’s at the fol-
lowing places :- _ _
Milton Hall, on Wednesday, Oct
iltb. at 7 p. m.
New Haven Hall, oi Thursday, Oct.
25 h at 7 p. m.
Alton Hall, Lot 65, Friday, Oct.”
26th at 7 p. m. =
North River Hall, Siturday, Oct.
2r.nsr7p.m.» _
Market Hall, Charlotte
town, Wednesday, Oct. 31st;
at 7 p. ln.
New Glasgow. Thuisiay, November,
lst at 7 p. xr.
Hope River, Friday, November 2nd,
1.30 p. m
10:! 23 td
9,040 ounces from British (§>lumbia.g Thee _-
bar is valued at $154,®0. _ "
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heumalism
_ll Urie Acid In the blood. P
Unheaithfy kidneys are the
cause o the acid bein
as they should the would
ltram the Uric Kcid out
ofthe system and rheumu -
.,.v-_
53.111 W¢_vldn°t occur. Rhea- I *T
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Cale. 3 Kidney P'   _
have made a great par! of .
Rheumatism. So get at
theawuee of those fearful
shooting: pains and stif, _ ~
aching Joints. There il »
but one lure way-
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New '  
Arrivals  
in .Crockery;..
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/\  \.\_.._\_'- %,"_\-~.,
at the new Crockery Store, in
English, French, Austrian, and
German l hina. _.']he netlésl
designs and the most durable
~ ware.
$2.001 to
These Tea Setts are marked
from Q; to $18 and are Big value
for the money. We want to se_e
you next day you‘re down th1s
WHY.
tno better baking powder made than De`ii.rbono’s Perfect
ree from any injurious ingredients and possesses
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maximum ieavening power, and at the same time is.. soldat
P.
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It his been demonstrated beyond dispute that there,
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a lower price than any other first'-classipowder “_ ‘T _
Insist on having Dearb0ru’s Perfect. If' your
docs not, keep it he can easily get it for you. i  i
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Among the Furs
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Peo le can de and upon what we say of our Furs, yet, Furs are the
easiest tliings to tell "»¢ra.da lies” ab vu t. Fha miking of our»Fur _.G_»rm_8Ill18 :§:,;°;“;,1:'L;'°
is watched by the most experiencid Fur mn in tha cuutry. Every single #For aielotily ¢
thing conducive to dependability and th iroigh excellence has special stress
placed up>n it. Our Furs at all time-1 sail. at the lowest/poisihle prices. All l
Furs guaranteed and can be returned if you d > not like them.
We have s surprise in Men’s end Ladies’ For Gorda for you in a dey
.')l' lW0. _ - ‘ V _ Night Bel]
JA5. FA l'CD|\l dc ~Z_CD =
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THE rvnninas. '_ =
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It dosen’o take the wisest man in the world to tell that tie
time to make the change in underwear is at hand. And, take
our word for it, a little forethought now may keep you free cf
one of these nasty fall colds that often do serious damage.
Our wool suit at 75c is a cracker; our $1 suit is a surprise to
ourselves; our $1.50 and $1.75
STANFIELII IS” ll S[l.iER
200 odd garments at 20 per cent oil. Perhspz you m tyrant
an .odd garment to complete your Underwear stock for winter l '
of 1900, we are ss glad to sell one as two. Oar Un lar wear,
tliatfe our Unshrickable, is worn by the medical men of this
City; and it is the washerwoman’s friend.
v|c1' onlne. 
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Granville Hall Friday, November '- _ _ - ~
nd, at 7 1:. m. V  " . ‘  - _~   g §,.';..ge
Hunter River, Saturday November' r - = ~’ ` » f fe
_ _ ' 1.* e e A '_ _ \ I 5; J 
 unset  ..._   Big Discounts -it nt.
.' St -wait is invited to be present. _  1 1 
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nd Shoes.
Every pair to be sold-no reserve.  
A real. chance to scour \ ~.f
Silo now onlin _ "P 
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Sales exceed that 'oi an oth  
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