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_ BALTIMORE
. DENTAL Il00HS
_ lrowa 3lo¢k Victoria Row.
_ IIRIIIRIIIIIII IIIIII
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lere DeaidS¢gery.
SAVEYOUR TEETH
Unlil quite reoerwly whenever a
person had the tooihache, his friends
one and all ipmediddly gave him
me sage advice, "Go and have it
pulled.” We extract teeth when
necessary bv the most painless
meihod_vet discovered and replace
them with a plate or with crown and
‘bridge work. BUD `UUR PRINCI-
PAL BUSINl!S§ IS SAVING AND
FILLING TEETH '
lf vou havea cleft palate give us
a call. We can refer you ro cases in
this province, that we have treated
with wonderful auoceaa.
Moderate Glarges.
Satisfactory Work.
nllllllillllile
IUNIQUE WEDDING GIFTS
_In sterling silver and cut glass that
are not only appropriate as presents
but, because of their novel and artis-
“tic design, are of especial value. Our
lines cover everything suitable for
the table and dining room, dressing
table and boudoir. _
L_. ~\/\/_. 323|(
Jeweller and Opticiaa
Rl! ilbféf IZ Q (I
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boots only they are made 5.,
of leather with a rubber
finish, which makes them 
more .durable than a rubber ei 'I
boot _:md still .answer the  '
I * _
purpose. 
Every person that works 
out-doors should not fail to 'i
get a pair. , I
~ Here are some quotations _
Yonth’s Rubber-ized $1 .30 `
Boyys .Ls sr 60
Mens 1-Iighltat Boon-$2-55 '_'
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STOCK BROKERS
Agents for
Ennis & Stovvdlli
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton
bought outright or on margin?
Ncwson’s Building - Victoria' Row
` Charlottetown, P. E. I.
'l`elephone_268 P. 0.1.50! 459-
Zlarke 6; taylor
Maritime A§¢11lS
85 Prim waiinm sz.. sf John. 1% B-,
Special attention giY¢1 f° “mil
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.he what she wanted.
.rapped softly on the door of the library
.for the pudding.
y _ _ __ _
'posited itéon the serving table with an
'air I' h _ 'd tlrt h washed her
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Buctouohe; Girgassien, Skinner, Picton;
Nov. 7-Arr." schrs. Janette, Long, Richi-
hucto, lumber; Ophlr, Leman,Sydney,
‘ G coal; Ceno, Weston, Richibucto, boards.
Nov. b-Arr. S. S. Cit ot'Ghent Mc
_ I
I 9 ' 4
Nevin, Halifax, Igen. mdse; sehr Jessle__
”"""_ _ ____ N ewell, McLure, Shediac, ballast.
Nov. 10-Arr. sehr Joseph McGill Allan,
And tha Sensauon  Caused ‘The Latest  News, Reports Gispe, laths and shingles; S. S.1’olino.
Lachanoe, Montreal, gen. rudae; sehr Eva
at DUZZIVS I from the Stock Markets. etc.. of my' F“"°“" P‘°°°“°
____  Ggnadg and fhg Stgtgs, Canso, 3,101 buf Ottf, 513 b uh p mance
Si
100 bundles hav, HJ bus nur \ip<; Jennie
AN |Nn|(;NANT |_uC|NOA,_ ,~..fi'f”°.?"'3§’..g_"§J§2!’.'§.T”?."’73%'“‘.‘l‘FS-
CANADIAN STOC KS.
-J s fr un, oint
du Chene, 4900 has oat ~ 900 ous potafoe `
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____ _ --- 37 brls ork.
Daily Quotation Lids Furnished by I.B
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~No\'. 7-Old schrs Tnetis, Peters, Picton ,
G. w . d h D . _IRYKHRIR 00., HHIBIRB OF THB 250 bags cans; Cato, Weston Picton
'V95 a"'“"€a" 'fe "lm Fam .uournlan srocx nxcruuan. salute; 'r. w.w°1¢, r~...d,~'o:mn¢1f
 Resort to a Study of the Tdontreal. N_iid., 1055 bus potatoes; 108 bush tur-
Dfictionuary. i I
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Mrs. Duzzilt has nt last discovered?
the difference between a “receipt” and _
I. “recipc,” rthrough the ministrations r
of an obedient cook and a.
careless husband. At least, she
blames it on her lmsbnnd"s careless-
ness, although hc pleads -innocence in
that respect, but if feminine _logic counts
for anything, 'he merits the accusation.
Mrs. Dnzzit 'clipped a, recipe for a new
pudding irom her magazine .the other
day and _placed it under a book on the
library table. Then she paid the gro- .
cer’s bill and _threw it with some other
settled accounts in the drawer -of the
lame table. Concluding one fday -to try
the pudding, she said to Lucinda, tha
cook, as _she was mapping out -the din~ I
ner:
“Yonge -up to the library and tell Mr.
Duuit to ,give you that new receipt I
left about the library table. I am going
shopping and -may not get back until
dinner is ready, 'but all you need to d_o _
is to use just the proportion oi mgredi- _
ents given- .in the receipt; and then wx
see whether that new pudding is as go
as the magazine promised it would be.”
“Yassuan,” said the obedient Lucinda. _
Mrs. Duzzit left and Lucinda welt to
_the library.
“Pleaae, null,” she remankGi,_“I 405
wants dat _receipt Missus Durant done
lcf’ hyah.”
"VVhat receipt ?” asked Mr. Duzzit_.
“De one what ball ’bout all den t’1ae,=a
Ts get tar put ia dnt new puddia’. She
-say she put hit on dc lib’ry table.”
Mr, Duuif; _tossed the papers about,
peered into t-'he draivcrs, and inally
handed Lucinda a slip which seefmbd to
Afbout half an hour later lJucinda_
and npologeticaily 5111!;
Closing prices
Manhattan
Metmooolitan
ll-issouri Faeiio
New York Coal:‘°
Pennsylvania 156 l561I
Jlosing pliaaa Nov_1l.bFcv. .12
3. P. R. E305 1%!
l‘win City
Montreal St.
i‘o1-onto Ry.
Halifax Street 103 103
Richelieu & Ontario 981 94
Dominion Coal Common I 126.} 1255
Dom. 1. and S. Cam 55 531
“ P!\’r'd. 945 94
“ loads 88 86
Nova Scotia Steal 1015 101
Montreal Power exfdiv 95 92
Amal Superior 221 21%
Ogilvie Preierrod - --
“ Bonds 118 118
CHICAGO MARKETS.
~Gruaaso, November 12.-(Speeial.)-
Nov. Wheat 725; Corn; 53,1; Pork
Dee. Wheat -;€ora 411, Pork $15.10.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW Yonx, Nov. 7 th.-(Special)-Th is
Daily Quotation List Furnished by Eli
RYKERT & I0., MEMBERS OF THE
MONTREAL STOCK _EXCHANGE
Montreal.
ns ua;
975% mi
115 114
Nov.LlDlav.12
552 55%
' 1‘l3i 114
Amabzamated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison Common ' S2 83
Atchison Proiarwod 972 98%
Brooklyn Rapid Traaaia 59 571
Erie. 34§ 345
Louisville & Nashville 127§ 126
_ 1*! 1943
, 186§ 18’-7
M55 1975
1403- I0
Reading 57§ 575'
i“'.S'cf-use me. suh. Init runs’ I use 'all _ Rock Island \ 190 133
desc hyuh t’1u_gs whiz; d:>_=hycre papuh Southern Paciic Mi 64
sez lor usc?” -
“Sure tl;iug,"’ :ni.=\‘.'<‘:‘c\i 1*-If. Duzzit.
“Do just as Hrs. l)u;;;:il said you should.’7 ‘
Lucinda. returned to 'her kingdom I
mumbling about the pvcixlinrities of the _
white folks, and for the next two hours
she was busy hun.tin_'_; all over the kitch-
en and pantry for the nccess:u'y articles
_At dinner she carried the pudding in
on the lar rest tra in the house and de
“l'.\-hat 1| that., Lucmdal” .ished her
mistress.
“De puddin’.” _
“T-.hc pudding! -Googpess gracious! I
never _dreamed it woul . be that big. You ' Flour per cwt ...... .. 
may help  _to some of it, though.”
When MJ. Dnzzi.t’s portion was placed
,.' _ _ _ _ K.0iIpercask ......... .. _
H ,, _ "?f°“’ hm? .he ,S°““l§‘,§’dt,ff,;e'f,"§°°q"7i lnadislm .........  ...... ._
“ Long ` " $3-0° -” lmffed 6'“*P‘°_"_’“‘5,V~ “' gm .Molasses.....  
I !‘~`l']5’_0*`fl' ‘Ylth hi* 9P°°n~ _ -Oatmeal, new, perlb
'lu-1. Dmwt. however, 113151 the ¢°_11r=\g¢ _niduper 
which comes from- an implicit. faith in the 1-my par awp, _ _, _ __ _
culinary page, and she tried ,a spoonful. Straw..... .-...
..Mm.c\_,» she m_ied_ npyhy, Iiucindsi. Oats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..... ...
what in 'the world have you pg-It In this? ;
“\’ui1in’ ’ccpt whut de receipt .said ter
. - . otatoee r ush...._......
use,” avowed Lucinda. _ _ M tw ’ pe
“Hum,” mused ilglr. Duzzlt. “It m\lSl¢
be n funny recipe.’ - _ ,
“WelI,” asserted Mrs. Duzzit, “I _never ‘
n affair before in all
saw such a looki g ` _ ~ - - - - -
--
my life._ Lucinda, you sprely have made klgélélfazlsgs e _
is mistake in mixing it. sweet H8533 
“ ’D'eed, I ‘hasn’t,” stoutly answered the Turning bus; _________________ __
200k- “I 110110 _*I5* °"“’3"t mg dc' [ak di’ ,Parsley ............. ._
papeh said.” _ ,_ _ Celery per head .... 
“Did they offer a cash prize to any_0B€ Corn, doz._,,
who would ent the puddmg?” enquired Ripe Tomatoes, lb
ML Duzzit__ ..Bcc,,u;,@, lf they did, I cm €;>_p_li_e&. neck ......... ..
about to miss an opportunity to enrich _sqlmsheese . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
._
myself, for I must deprive _myself of the Pumpkié ---------- '_-_:I __ _
extreme pleasure of tackling this corn- Rabbits,  _ _
pound.” , _ B. Ducks . . . . . . , . . . . .
._
“I des gib mah two weeks np‘t1ce_ _Partridge _ . . . . . . . . . . .
._
might now,” announced Lucinda. Yo .
all de fust white folks what say dey SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
won’t eat mah coc kiu’,f Idiiizowhgbtah (Far-mers' Prices-Corrected Daily
icy Plenty ef qufllifi’ ° ' 3 .ef Bm busn¢1..............o4o
nb me in dey I<1.*°"°“- E111 we B..f‘i’..’.'€.‘l..>...1».... 
right cuz an forex. in .ui r¢¢e1P'°» 911 y° Buckwheat .....  
lee fo’ yo’se’fs dat I des use whut hit Say Butter, per lb....... . 
teiiuse.; t ted to the kitchen in  i;&  ._  
ucin rc rea _ p , .....  
.mme dignity, and returned solemnly, Hi .......... 
boring the "feelin" w1»°h_md= .......1iF‘if....'i.;.;.'...z»';»;.'.".°::::
“H. E- Duwil *° 1- 1'°°‘I“m» Df- loazmeai, ’ mo us ....... ._
“One can corn; 1? °"”t55 °“° b°X 311°” Oats (blaclistper 'mshel..... ..
polish, 5 cents; six mndles. 15 cents; »oaw(whne)§¢i- -»-nue|........
mn poimds rice, 10 cents; »t“'° bars Wheat per ushe1.... ...... ..
washing wap, 9 cents; one cake-yeast, 1 Potatoes, perbls..
cent- bottle olive oil,  cents; 0l1¢'l13lf Tumi” °°°°° - ~
’  _cn mackerel’ Beets  -»¢»»»» con.
. _ _ ., peck   45 cents; Lambskins ech.........._
° Sceltl., _  .’ 3  
"  ,  I ten pounds salt, 10 °¢\\*55 “X P‘°l;"g2 W (wash-.u)....... 
Idower seed, 30 cents; °1\° futher "5 ` Geeseperlb..
gr 35cents. Paid.” ’ I _ rurkeyperlb. ..
hm, -¢ n,” ....ia Lunmi.-._ °“1Jah_'c is mm pn-lb.
' ` all in dat ole uddin’ 'eept1n’ de Chickens per-lb
ter wukiut in whenst I’s
othsh trash. An’ es
.den yo
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ter'
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,, Railway Common 33 335
,, ,, Prgierrcd 91 92
St. Paul 179 177
D
Union 1 aclfic "li 1921
United States Steel Common 36% 365
“ “ “ Preferred 835 Sh)
Soo Preferred 12|] III'
Detroit 35 341*
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
(Corrected every Tuesday.
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Butter (fresh) per lb.  ..
Chickens por pair.  . .  ...
Eggs
Fowls per pair
€L‘i?1f’..‘;i'.‘.l‘$'.‘.‘.'¥‘?.'? ..... ._
Beets, bu h .... .......,..

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CattleDressed......... _ ..
Ducks
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Nov. ll-V,-_Au-,  Boudrot, Syd- `
mx NaJe._1_c-sr ss. 
Wellavenot
tobaoeas. Amber
mps and carrots; 32 bus oats, 2 tons
hay, 5 cheese. » ~
_Nov.:8-Cid S. S. City oi Ghent, McNevin,
Ha.lifax,1000 hugs oats and pot stoes;sch|-si
Evolution, Boudror, Pict-au, > ballast;
Janette, Long, Richioucto, cabbage.
Nov. 10-Cld schr Jessie Newell, McLure,
Pietou, H100 bus oats; S. S. Polino, La-
Chance, 4.700 bus oats, 600 bus potatoes,
Nov. 4-Arr sehr Corporal, Blackmore,
Dalh ' l b _
Shediac, 3,500 bus oats, 100 bus wheat.
PORT OF TIGNISH.
Oct. 30-Arr' sch Lavina, ‘ McCarthy
Chatham, lumber.
Oct. 30-Cid sehr Lnvina, McCarthy; 800
bush oats.
_ Pom or M|M|NEeAsH. '
Oct. 18-Cid sehr Wild Briar, Costin, 1100
_ bus oats, 10 bbls potatoes. 4 cattle, for
Chatham.
Oct. 27-Cld sehr \Vhit.e Bird., Marlin
Cha.tham,1 000 bus oats. 75 bbls potatoes,
I 25 bus turnips, 4 tons hay; sehr Western
_ Light, Veno, Chatham, 19(1) bus oats,
1 5 bbls turnips, 3 tons hay, 4 cattle,
fOct. 22-Arr schr Moran, Richarf_i=, Hali-
' fax, kerosene oil.
Nov. 1-Arr schr Union. Mountain. Cha
Hawkesbury, ballast; Sha.mrock,Conroy,
` Newcastle, ballast.
Nov. 4-_Arr sehr Aleea, Zinck Cms
butaer, 19 bbls oysters, 8 bus carr:_~t=, 3
, 3 l?ve pigs,-18 hens, 70 lbs beef.
Nov. 1-Cld slzhrs. Blake. Conrad, Bridg
water.
I B. W. I., 8,350 bus oats
i
surely time to admit thatDodd’s Dy°p=-pi in `
Such was the experience of Jackson
“My case was az cxceptional one of
I spent a large amount wish doctors and
for medicines. Two years ago I was taken
with Diarrhoea, which became chronic
p d. I
am promptodtowrite by n desire to induce
others to give a trial to Dodd’s Dvspepgpi
I. C- R. OFFICIALS AT OTTAWA. r
Or-u,ws,Nov. 10.-ll:-.Pottinger and ltr.
Tiilin, ot the Intercolcnial, arrived tcflav |
t feaenerdusteh. en' time -  """ " "_ 4' *_$‘°"'°° "“"‘“°" "°°"'_’ *"_'*°‘”"<; u Hadnght'
'U _ ° - ' - - __ _
Circleilhamplalo, aFr¢lchCandin|loeieU
._
Nov. 5-Cld schrs C. A. Chisholm, Terrio, i
The Rcady~tc>Scrve Cereal'
_ for the restneed.
ousie, um er ' _ » -
N°v`  sehr  Ljuis’ Turenay` 
I need a rest without a doubt,
H  mf# _
an antidote
sweet. crisp mm or wma no mn.
Vasa "Force" In Hb Practice.
~‘I am using ‘Force’ in my practice here and find it an excel-
_ lent and _palatable food, both for the wah and the sick.
‘ 19 cattle, 6 sheep. _ ‘ "W, H. Wesco". MD.”
Ponrormurrouz.   "     
_, Charlotbewwn..w. md... Nov. 4-Old _schr Corporal, Blackmore.
_ PORT OF ALBERTON. I
I
tham lumber W r ~ ~
_ _I \ NOV. 3--Arr 501115 P,]gr§m_ Shankel’ Par;  _ ' *
4,~___
O 9 1 , "
1
ba.last. _ ) , i
Oct. 22-Cid sour Shamrock, Conroy, _
Chatham, 1,500 bus oats, 4 cattle. , ’
ioct. 30-Cid schrs Delta, DesRoche, New- I . ‘ ° J
castle, 1600 bus cans; Latooka, Walters,
St-. John’s, Nlid., 6841 bus oats, 440 lbs; 5. an an 5”. 9* an '
S BAMERUII &
W
Q0
bus D81‘SI\iDf‘, 6 bus beets; 6 bus wheat, $
e- I
jim Dumps said: "Doctor, Pm warn
And yet I ca.n’t a.Emitll¢'&.’
Said Dcc.:“An»chel;tnl_adann
Will stock ycnnpagainwrtla vm.
Eat ‘Fcrce.’” He did. Be°a
)
1)i1'cct from mann ia-':t'1rers
by express to-day $150 wcflh.
of Neckties, in all the ne 'nest
shapes and colors. They are
. .-beauties. Have a look at
them.--D. A. Bruce,
_Nzz-.Z.i°.‘:.::.‘;'.  BANKERS AND" BROKERS
I tubs butter.
»Nov. 8-Old sehr Alzaea, Zinck, Trinidad, i W  
_ ' I HENILY t`LE;WS 6.-co.,  
Members New York
men IWENTY YEARS. N.. ...... i»§i,°.‘i_.i‘§?.2?;§§,._
____ _, New York Cotton Exchange,
jackson Johnson, of Norham, Ont.,  Boston aigftgrggi LEkGH.»!.0N 5 co.
Finds Relief from D s `
_ _ _ .Y P¢PS1a and_ Stecks,_Bouds, Gra_in,C0;;o.., ¢¢¢_, bought _,and mu 5'
` Chronic Diarrhoea in Dodd’s ‘cash 0’ “fried °“ ma’8m5 °f 5 I0 I5 P» C n We have MSX
_ . on our bmkboara me best Montreal. Boston and- New Yun,
D3'SP¢PSl=l l`abi¢fS- _ Stocks. Our morning telegram from the best tipster on Wi
-- - Street, forcasts the day’s market and so far ln; Lg;
when 8 man has sumred for wen, _ very reliable. On our tables you will find brokers’ dai. 1
’ I 1.1 » ' ~ ~ '
years with Dy,,p,,_ps,a_ when he has med; wee y market letters also books containing valuable inform
doctors and medicines to no avail. When `I tm_n ab°ut Investments etc' out r¢P°ft °f PNVIGUS W¢¢k I
to add to his other ailments, chronic Dia- Pfmted 3Ve1'Y Wednesday morning in this Pape!-
rhoea.-has devfloped and when at lastthatp Rlug us up for quotations or any information which y*
man finds relief from his complication of may desire. Cllents Orders execlitéd with th€5€ pi
tr-2>\1bl€S in D0dd’S Dysntpsia Tablets. it isf delay. Careful attention given to all correspondleirsote
T
~ _ 1 1'. » _
Tablets arethe one sure cure forDyspensia. e ep one 267’ P' 0' miox' '89'
Ofilce Lower Queen Street, Farquharson building
Johnson otNorham 011'. Her.`s what he _ E ' M ' -
writes reigsrding it. ° ¢  O LJ L L_
Chronic Dyspepsia. I had been doctcring MANAGER-
for it nearly twenty years. in which time I5 6 d N
 ;
and I became so weak I was confined to ` '
my bed. F . _ ' _ _ '
“A person who had used DJdd’s Dyspep-   |   S 0
sis Tablets induced me to' try them. I
have taken seventeen boxes up to the time " ~
of writing and have steadily im rcvc
Tablets, whiizh I claim have been in- I I ` . '
strumen°a.l in lnkinz me from the brink __ _ '
of the grave and restoring me to com-   
par-at ive good health.” . _
W- 
nm. 'rm mammgwm ont”  Eagle"
roar or cninlorrercwn. ' l"",°f,',,‘§’,'§,f'2,',f',',’ “"“‘fi‘f”_f Vi°t;L’“d_
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