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f  _ ____   -_'rho dredge which has been at the northern
 ~'  ~ '- work- at Summersllge this’ season. B11' “J-
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` ) ily epss:eii;e:g gtliing and forty 1-sem; TORONTO, Nov. 11.-The Canadian
ing. Her outward cargo consisted _of N01*-llefh RGHWBY lin” RWB1 G°°1'§°_ _-if ' I '
700 h 's ol potatoes 300 cases eggs. hw been °bB“d°“°d t° ti” U“d°"' 4. 
Hill, was
.___ Bummersids -
-Mrs Vinstead Uallbeck of North
Bsdeque left yesterday b! U10 Em'
_ press for Moosejaw where her husband lwnt
has been for some tlme.J. was hui?
Charlottetown
many friends
who were rl see him.-I
T0 UNDERWRITERB
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600 lambs and _gg cat_f_1,_ Hof in- writens. 'Ihe‘ vessel is still in the
ward cargo was
two cars freight.--J. same position on the rocks, one mile
east of Point St. Lawrence, and the
  '1    r ".-.  Sumlnerside, between 9 last evening' Hmm- “'h° 1189 65339 0' *IW Btwm'
J Iii--’  ‘-    41-' "__ _§~r’%_.._-_..~1` (after the arrival oi the Empress) shin department- Mr- ‘Henna stated
H  ‘il   ._-.:»iT§'-'I-ji. _""¢`_.§_“_'f`.7- -'_:_-'=\'<`;-3142?:  and 9 the previous ev¢n|ng_i._’J_ that lt was not owing to belief that
 f_'~_‘~' ' '  _"ig,    _  ..._ _ the Royal George was badly damaged -‘r 
» ' _f -.| .-   :_ ~.  _Hon Wm. Richards, Charlotte- that this step was taken, but that _lj
, _      __ )~ town; W. r. Tanner, Picton; 1'. D. the Company were assuming the --_-
*P di-ii; ‘ “ oreyford Newfoundland 'r Hudson, worst, and that in such s ruse they 'P
, r , "W iiotou, A D smith Hniunr, ni A had but fates Proper steps to uro-
  f- 
` ""‘ ""°°"' ronto, F J McKenna, Montreal Selvth
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'  /.     Carson, Halifax; J. W. Douglas, To- tect both underwriters and them
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\"`“ 'I T. G. Carter, Halifax; G. H. Haw- Mr. Hanna said that the Royal
1 kms, Montreal Capt J F Gott. George was insured for $1 275 000
'  Panic es of Pure Vegetable 01] 'r. t ro irterod or ine 'ameri but this amount would not-oéverf tné
. oron 0, g _
Wh1Ch HIS fllbbed lnt() the Open p0feS House, Summerside, between 9 last cost ol r6D\°»°il1'g the liner. He plae- , ' ‘
- evening (after the arrival of the Em ed the cost of it between $1,700 000 min-nod nrrriirnrr-o.
 tliC Skin  the Clfeaflly' ffagfant lathef press) and 9 the previous evening.-.I and li2,000,000, and besides this lbss,
he said the Company would lose a'
' h 1 .' ’ *T f ._ ' `
2 »,- ` Ot  S UM' H SGap renew  life of the YOUR 1-1ANDS_ great deal more from the loss of traf-
ski_i_1-hclp nature slung. I_t assures a soft, - -- ` ‘gg gféfngghfy $35; which °°“1° 11°*
White, healthy skin and its use delights Hi- f-“tif h=n<1fd==fe nychhfoetthin to ' rn. omni... Norinrrn, M.. nm..
  and Old. Baby,S~ Own is fof iiliulnrodolvrie :ie rlitligr rtidini(l'e}der (liaeii ggi~;“;§`iiort wi.,rl>lkE‘el(e(i;lii4ta'hl;`h.; is(teauri?e1i'i __ - » _
gale alynggi Qveyyvvhey-e_ _ slim fingers. _ _ _ and if it was considered snot one - 0 1'- -- ’
O - "’ Bilt thet is quite a mistaken notion was not too badly damaged to be
ALBER1 s=JAr='_-'-1 '._i|v||°rED. MFRS., MON-rnE_A|__ _ of hers. It doesnt necessarily follow repaired they would exert effort tc,
that a hand must be Plum? Mid dim- have her repaired immediately. In
""3 Pied to be beautiful. that case the ship would he taken
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Genuine
ictrolas
Bring into the homes the
voices of the World’s Great-
estAi‘tists and the music of the
best eutérgiiners. Victrolas
are froth S 0 uf. Easypay-
ments if desire . Free dem
onstrations at any of “His
Master’sVoice”dealers every-
where.Double
sided Records
are 900 for the
two selections.
5000 Records
to c h 0 o s e
from.
Use only genuine
“llisMaster’s Voice”
Needles with Victor
Records.
When thinking of Christ-
mas Gifts remember the
¥‘°.§l;"'n‘i'.‘{ ‘i‘° i‘.3‘°‘*’»
viCfl‘0lll X, $100. trade mark. H B M
Co.,
-Berliner
3 pretty face.
No matter if your hand is plump Or
thin, tanned by thc sun or soft. and
white, if it is to lay any claimi to
beautv the skin must` be firm, smooth
and well cared for.
But -I haven't time to bother about
such things! exclafms the busy wo-
man. .
But, lt. really dosen’t take long-
ohly 8 few minutes daily. Here are
same points to remember :
ed with the result
___ You who
have not
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A taking half n box 1 was able to
up, nd after takin two boxes could
ll‘0ilhd quite well. After takin
boxes I was completely cured, an
to wprk for the first time in ilve mon
had h f heumat"
warg! try anything suggested to
Net-ng
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The well cared for hand cannot fail out of the Underwriters’ hands and
to be a pleasing one, however it is rushed to a dry dock, ~
shaved. - ~-~ _--
To possess 9, well shaped hand is al- GLOVER CONDITION SERIOUS.
most ae great an asset as to possess _ --
CAMPBELLTON, N. B., Nov. 12.-
.Iobn Glover, the young man who
was shot in the woods near Ander-
son on the I. N. R., by Peter Rioux,
is doing as well us can bc expected.
H.-is condition is unzioubtedly serious,
lint if no complications set in, he will
ma‘:o a good show toward recovery.
The wounds in the head are very scr-
ious, pieces of bone and A small part
of the brain substance being removed
Sunday. , The doctor is pleased with
Never half wash your hands. To do the °°nditi°n Oi the Patient l30"1lBY-
this is merely to send what dirt is Gl°ve" is B' native °i P- E~ L- but
left in the pores farther in than it has Worked here fm" a few Years- A
was bef0re_ _ ’ wife and five small children live at ._
Always remember after washing to Au‘°1‘ His mother and Sister “Ve BI- _-J"
prsii nncir gently tnu oirtioie at the Gam- H'-> is a ivhhlhs lhmhormeu
base of the nails. And if hangnails for the Richams Mf-E- 00-. ii! B- llhfd
seem inclined to develop rub a. little “'°"k°" *Wd *_* °l“i°t~ i“°fl¢“9iV° mall-
wm cream or mmnnd on mm the His wounds are very serious, but he __-X-,_
nails every night. Il you like your ’“°'Y lf0C0v'er.» '
nails to look polished there is no imlvm Af-‘l'l¢‘U5. 05 GHSIW. H10 milf-
nead to buv __ m1d_ The palm of dered man, aged about 21. years, was
foreman for J B Glover, a lumber
c,-ne's _hand makes an excellent one. jobber for th' -Ri I 1 Mi _ (_ .ig
Sprinkle 9, small quantity of pow- ne A d e _“la” H .'3~ '°-- ‘_Q-
der oi! it and rub the nails of the thi" 1; argon", HIS mth" and Vw' ._
other hand viyorouely backward and terdres de 1" uagpe' He wa” Q- 'met' "f
forward over it. You will be delight- :fa y man' respected and liked by 
' . Mrs. Annette, the mother of tho` §<
trToulrse;>lthe hands _soft and white young man kind by n_o______‘ N in
y e olowing, which should be very Serious sh," d .t . f _I
rubbed well into the hands alter we shock of th`e AGT; ` 01,  223°; IF;
:ugh ngfmd 'R WW °h`3°p and cas-V death will bc too much for licr. She 1 '
0 mix . Mix together equal parts of me been _“HGH” , _ h t A -lj
plvccrine, olive oil and either lemon f I ‘_ ‘ump 5 mm °‘“` dl“°”*’~ fi,
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mon juice or eau dc cologne acis as 2533; SEM; icgtmfgll §1,fn“gf1'cl:vcl:],\;;fL\r?’
9'” astringent' hair darlt. He had limo fciiii; ii-iiieki-,
If at anv time Your bands are very he cut with an msc abou tm da 8
dirty] rub iran little oithor fatéz before a,,0_ _ y
wav.inv. 'T is nosens c dir , ghd " ~ . ,
with warm water and 5 good haréliggn mfg :listceliggseru thor_;J(;\’|;l;
soap it is easily renoved. ' years ago he get nm to 'H bmfn at
Oabino, P. Q. for which crime he'
  served time in the Penitentiary. »
About Frascrvillo and vicdnigy hu was »i‘
well known lovi b fre tl _
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  \m‘i°cs‘ted for fig)htin‘l;g midmhos lililgljveil  '
K) .
>` __, ‘ i ‘ - :nil sentences. ' »_
 Wilt _¢0NFl|i? T0 HIS BED wnuo in this wrt or N. ri. no uns .i- `
*' ' *OR FOU MUNTHS. ‘ been quiet until this out.brcnk.
- ' _ Hc wus unmarried and lived in a
 ...i‘.’;.l‘-'-'n“.'. thi' €§;“".§L‘;...§1"“.ii me .M his hneesead -of 100 we-.
leasure that I can recommend Dosi'i's of fvmch he had :wet rcceivcd 5 grant-
liidney Pillstoallsuiierin with rheumi- Th” f°u°"""'3 TWV Viz- John White-
drm. 1 wr. ro ind wui. nu. urnin.. MM- M- Mower. P- B. Binh. J. 1.. _
disease, I was unable to get up from to I"‘"*Y» H' (-8‘-d°I`- A- HODPW and A. .
bed for four months, and nothing seemeg S“V°1°» Wen’ 5WUm Bild I-|10 1“Ll\l°9C
mmlieve me “mga friend ,eco endad under Coroner Martin began. Before
Doan’s Kidney Pills. I had msyndoubts hearing the evidence the jury were
about them, but was .so desperate I ta*-ren to view the body. The coroner ._
. pointed out the woundi f t wh ° "
a_nd__havo not a touc o r som .
since. Anyone who saw me then wo d Pattwaon Ba|d:__'..About 6 45 B m
K not know me now, as I am strong I Mt the “mp alone to‘g0 £0
"'r.\_'=' . _ I0
_.r\»\$ . _$1-3 active since taking your valuable m i i t 3 * - .
-  ~  _ _ _ §;;,;‘,_;y;°“*,;';;;, og, fg;1;nd§;;;=;;w=,q ».. IJ.IM1’1‘-EJD _ _ gash
_' Rheumatism is caused by the preschbe mg mad, which we were to use _,__  -I 
in the blood of_ uric acid, an_d the ltltl- About han an ho” ht" I W . . ' "
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mour-~, antigonish; J_ohn T. Trainor, notified _the insurance compan s that
_   pau Rh-“_ Mas” J_ A_ Lymam T,-y- the vessel is now on their hands.
i 1 . on, Minn into M Lawson, w D me The message was cabled to London
~ '-'.-\ -» .ti - - _; .- ». .__  --. ~ _
"-"”’ r _ ' 1 -s-I “f`:.~'f»`»="  -"vii-'<`€"\ Kay. registered 'nt the Queen new yesterday by Vive-President ‘D B- I ` nluhse
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Overcoaf - V311 4_5
‘ I  desirable coat for ,fine or stormy weather.; ) _
  Special 0ctobcr tlvercoal Values
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OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE and we are here with the
large-st and most desirable stock of overcoats ever sh0w_n by us at the be-
ginning of the winter season. And you can’t empliazise the word Quality
too much in these October offerings. No matter what you select here from a
raincoat at $4 00 to a fur coat at $85.00, you are always sure of the utmost
quality for your money. It’s quality that counts with us, first, _last and al-
ways, and tliat’.~i why it’s so true of this store that, 'quality considered, prices
at Pro_wse"s are lower.
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Men‘s0verc0als $5.90 »‘ f Mcn’s0vercoais$i5.90
MEN-s cussrsuriitnn oven.
COAT. 44 inches long. made “Om “
black English beaver cloth single breast-
ed, velvet collar, body linings of strong
Italian, sizes 36 to 44.
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Made frcma heavy warm English
Tweed of nice appearance, showing
stripe patterns. Prussian collar style, 50
noi c_~; long, twilled Italian body lining,
ell tuilored. Sizes 36 to 44.
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Men’s Gvcrcoals 7.00
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f Young Mesh Tweed overcoats made
from fashionable 28 oz. tweeds. Single
breasted, Prussian collar, strap ou sleeve,
durable Italian body lliiirgs, Ten pat-
terns to choose from, Sizes 35 to 44.
l lVlen’s0vcrcoais15.00
Highest tailoring excellence This
coat is made from an ALL wool imported
nielton, tailored in the neweshseuator
style, 50 inches long with vent ln back,
hand felled collars and padded shoulders.
Sizes 36 to 45. _
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Men’s (lvercoals 9.00
A Double breasted iilstcr made from
a heavy 28 oz. tweed iudark grey shade
showing a herring bone stripe pallefll.
has converio collar which may be but-
toned close at neck or worn open. Sizes
36 1° 44 ~ - i
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Men’s0vercoais10.00
Mgu's Beaver cloth overcoat, made
rom a good quality English Beaver
cloth, tailored in the new senator style,
50 inches long, vent in back, velvet collar,
gooi body linings, sizes 36 to 46.
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l » yi’ Uvercoais 2.75
Boys’ overcoat tailored in n. neat
111;' rl model with velvet collar that but-
-1 n s close around neck The material is
li eviot cloili. Brass buttons, and well
in e Li. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 yearsof age.
Boys’ Overcoals 3.90
Made from ahesvysveight frelzx
cloth this make-s an excellent colt for
winter wear. it is tailored in the slng"e
lireasled fly front style velvet collar
Sizes io fit boys froui 8 to I5 yearn of
nge ’
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Men’s0vercoalsl2.00
We have n large range of patterns
in this popular priced overcoat. All the
new tweed effects and also black _beaver
and nielton cloths in the new senator
styles, 50 inches long. The tailoring is
first class in every respect.
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Boys’ dvercoals 4.25
The Red River Coat Made fr0t1l
blue black Maikiuaw cloth, soften
warm, seams are piped, and the hoo
and body are lined with red flannel. .A
self collar buttons closest neck. Sims
for ages 3 to lo years.
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- - f ° 'd f wh- Annett about 50 yards. Aftc A - “wr 4- --- ""3" _ `~ _` "~~ --3- ---9 --- --»
- - possibié ohmce 0 gem” n 0 r nett joined me we wo;-kgd 0"; 533 tuerded the body until ‘e arrival 0 -grade to comply with the legal re-
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M k ¢ e :_ is ai I lfflvvd in a short ti s and ve "°'° ““ - “_ V - P?'“l°*‘ “W w i _ d. di .
0 °' ° “°°” S H no nirrni. with n_numii:r'oi mf: 1 *WY °°‘“° not irionu ti Qinniexnedmilgivn fggorinfiliiotnnipr
Wheat
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_'  ' 8 ' ' F   'me st on” out
to the snot when
the cause th __ out this b t,
ie _wer nm 0  :um _ie should  {;‘;‘§;f§:s§;'“;n=°"t;<; 2:5' 20:16:23:-
_"___ ____ ,_ ,__ __ __  __ ’ I  -hi; _drlt swimming lesron.-Humane,
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3-Ve 3 to fiurn on ine .rid and poisonous - ing n rms .noe 1 iooired nook sion; E~ H- Ahdefvvh save evident; ,i
B Q - ~ 'f purities which have collected, and _ s the road and saw smoke among the as t° th° l°°*ut7 0’ lb' 'h°°Il'_’ DEBT T0 ANIMALS-
'.   In , clean out the lddheyiy and dispel e trees about 25 yards distant, but swung 'hu it W" °'\’°“l' thi” "mu" _ -°°°' '
 . g "Ang _ _  i1|eumatlsm_fi‘omth`esystem. - _ could not see any person. I heard fast 0! tm gllmdlfl l\l1°».bPV,V°°1\ tht Humanity has every reason to bg
» . __  Cgmfort awaltmg y°u__ _ Doane &dney Pig? are 50 cents er Annott say 'what's the matter, Pe- °°““¢i°° °i M0116 Bhd R0§i>llouehe. grateful to animals. It was' the ben-
 ., -'Z _ ¢;_ bot, or 3 xes for .25_, at ell des _ ter' as he started towardh where the Chief Hllsllel gave evidence es to ver that showed us the posslbilities`
--.-14/__.._ _ ___ or mules direct on receipt ot gee- I snot some from and wnsre I had pre- °°ef°hff\s the mms .ot Redux. s oi building under water; tire* br,
“Qs .___,,;_..  ._ __5,,,,,. ,  . “_  OTE: T. Milburn C0., Limited, P0 viousiy nom Rioux. I was also look- A'  G-h3\;°K°"15|° Wm 01 5“d_3“¢ “ld broufht us the conception of regula-
. ' ~ '  'I I My////Y'/H n  Iniorderln ditsfit qzecify "I5osn’|.”,. "ii" in this dmcmm when I “W th'  Lftnelsngsttgzohveg md-mum' nuns? building; the birds an the
A _ - __ ` , _ _ _I » ash to! another shot and heard the UNO other “mc bm" mtmomr old masters of baslretwork; they
_   __ __ _ _ ‘ A _  _ repor . Immediately Ansett fell in it W" d _,i_  _“ww thpml toe, have furnished every inventor
. ~ _ S Q  ngpod Q6,” ungdjlons for but/_,_ -with a groan and never moved. I quit mm ___ _eu ‘_ . m0mm_‘x; who hes attempted to desizn n flying
.» ,-  _ moe” ,.,,t?|“_,,,,ol m,|d,__,“ .1-ze, was badly scared and ran into the ‘mmauon M., ban.. _ “.__,,m1- _r_n_schl_ne,_ with his basis principle; ui,
_ _ 59 ,_ ’ ,_ moon t McL°0d_ _ woods towards the settlement, where  - _ d _  ' , .~~lu(n_dsrs have,taught us the arf, 0|
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summer. She was being rows! actos
sn _Adirondack lake by sn_»ol_d 00.1
seasoned guide in the` dusk of a Juli'
evening. She listqed in .rapt silence
for -5 time to tbebvle n|;`gAwhlpD°°r'
wins and then be ` in e ded tones
to talk to’hei_- eohsanion ofthe mel-
ancholy that h\in¢ Ove! the wobdl at
twilight, or the spproprieesnup oi
on night-birds' nom; of new :nov
voiced the eternal ioiitildil 'dl N1'
turret. "Are you not," she eoneledtdi
"o en struck ii _ ; pol nah
sadness? I~liow.clyn_y;lil my I-|1839
meienchoiz sounds wntitl
wnisnoi hem neue i .inden-
°\1°l1 you have cv»tfli»erd?’_'.:
"mi I gum, his is olilt
sound I ever beerd,""esme ' B ml-ft'
tefr-of-fsct_ voice- froth” tbl 0 ` :A
o the t, "warm .wife sera ii'
the hotlgirh ol thi Hgili*-barrel with,
an old ll»l'r."_ ,, f‘ '
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