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this is your cliuiivt- to get
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No. I
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' ' 8 [inc wlirsk that st-Il~ usu.iil\
about Io or Iac. tlur ;»:'_rc
0IIl_\' ji* t-deli.
No. 2
‘Z uint] hiiirllr, lui) string,
aheitcr, stronger uhisk than
No. I, but costs \'c~i_\' hitlt inure.
Our price loc cIii'lI.
No- 3
linarrit-l hriiidlp, three string
the strongest of this style,
very frilly tilleil with best
broom corn. tlnly 130 each.
No. 4
liiirl handle, this is a whisk
that is regul.irl_\' sold at :Oc
each. A great saving I-it our
price of rzc t-.u»li.
No. 5
Hurl liaudle, two string,
strong, <lur.il>le, elastiq a
wliisk that will last a long
while .Ind rlirap at Ltr, ¢ach_
No- 6
,I-l'~ Iibont-/.ed ite, looks iike
» Li > _\' and I
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wcll,riiakcs good appeararich
in holder. Only I-Sr each.
No. 7
_I Roman horn handle, one of
our nicest looking wliisks,
very full ol' nice green stock
and will be 1| quick seller at Igc
each.
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Zylonite handle. these are
assorted colors and arc used to
match colored silk holders.
lluy now. Our price :oc each.
No. 9
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grade of green corn, very
thickly lillril, long handle,
usually sold at me each. won`t
la_~t1ong at our price. Only
32c each.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1904.
BUYING UP NEWSPAPERS.
One .seuaatioii follows `aiiotln-r quickly
in the puliticul Iield these days. The
rt-.~.igriatior_i of Mr. Blair and the purcliuse
Montreal have been runeivortliy featiireii
of thi- ciimpalgri during ihc past fi-\\' il-iy:-\.
lt not likely that any orail oftlicsi* events
will have an effci-tupori the result of the
po'it.it'ul voiitcst proportiiiruite to the
scrisation which they have 1 reiiterl for the
time lreiug.
A foririight before polling day thc great
ru»ijorit_\'of the r-lei-tors have probably
niadc up tlii-ir rr|iIid_~ as to how they will
\'oti-.arid by this nit-utal rieci.~»ii»ri the
Grin-r~riii|erit is already potentially .sul-
tiuineflur beaten, Fi-\\' of the number
0ouiparutirel_v will r-cvtirisie the decision
aliwsiiy renclit»<l simply bi-caiise _sorrie great
Iumi has r`i‘.~<i|,:rie1l itri olllwe or will make
nsicech, or ln-iziiise one tu' more news-
papers have rliiingr-ii their proprietor-
sliipandrirf' hI<»\\'iug hot \\lit~rc before
they hlcw cold.
Thi- iutluenr-i~ of a riewsprips-r upon the
publc mind is iiutliliig if not eriucative
iinil tht* pi'0I'i~.s.s of iirliivalluii is slow. lt
ruiiy also he observed that the elerriciits
of abil ty. stailiility and rliimictci' are of
iruportziucr. \\'iIlu»uttl\\-_serio newspaper
(an haw \'i»r_v \\'ii|e irillueuce. A news-
paper whit-li siidileiily cliaugc_\ its
principli-\. or \\'hii~li. having no fixed
principlt~.~_ \iiddi-uly i~.~.poui<e.‘~ ii cause on
uhirh it had la-fort' bten silent, or to
which it has hceu rippriaefi, will carry
lit li- wviglit v\ ith its i'i-aiiers.
Just limi' a ~\'nrlit'atc of which Mr.
l{u.-.sellistlw r'r-pr~<-si-ritritire appears to
have added La Presse uf Bloixtreal
to its liuldliigs, whicli helorc included two
St. John dailies. No une seems to know
the precise object of tliesc newspaper
piiri-liases. Itis vaguely Suriuiseri that
they rcprcscrit some large corporate
interest opposed to the Grand Trunk
Pricitic sclieme. 'lhe time before the
election is ohi-ioiisly too short for these
later purifluisei-I to effect rnuch in chang-
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your share of the FURNITURE BARGAINS
now going at our store. We sell for LESS,
because we buy for less.
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about our advertised prices,
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ff \. , I All work don under the lupervlalou of any
ii nudlcni anetlouer. ar manning to the :qui-
_ mtou ol the Board of Health.
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of ii pr‘t»|iiI|ii-lit. In-\\'spuper' In
skirt, iii plaid novelty flannel. The c
white and yellow. Stitched bias bands
on this neat suit.
number of newspapers in two cit’i-i
have passed under one control, with an
objectriot fully dlsclo-cd, and that the
transfer of one leading Montreal daily.
and of one in St. John cornea at a rather
critical time in national atfulra.
We cannot believe that the (lovernrueiit
exists by the sutfemnce of any one man
or the support of one or two newspapers
If the Government aiu-ill he outvotod on
November Zlrd we shall take it as pretty
ronclusive evidence that it had lost the
confidence Of the country before Mr. Blair
reshncd from the Railway Couiinission
und before Mr. Russell bought Lu Presse
of Montreal. And we may also ex-
press surprise at the nervous manner in
rvhich certain Liberal organs have a\\'uit-
cd tidings ns to whctluer oi' not Mr.
Blair will take the platform dIIrin,i; the
campaign. The country is still calm_
‘even while ne\\'spaperii are licing lioupht
and sold as swiftly as building lots under
the auctioneofs hunimcr in the time of I1
boom.
It seems that the reported sale of the
Montreal Herald as ltelegraphed abroad
was ii rather stupid hoax -a repetition of
n. stale joke. It derived its probability
from the fact that on the eve ol the elec-
tion another Montreal daily had been
bought by David Russell. Few news-
papers have changed their proprietor-
ship more frequently <l\1I`il1B UIC llflst
twenty years than The Heiuld, and it
was some time since reported that M1"
Russell was negotiating for its purchase.
The readiness with which certain
Liberal newspapers sell out. on the eve of
an election has not tended to brighten
the party prospects.
C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
Dear Slrs,-I have irrcat. faith in .\iII.\'~
ARD`S LINIMENF, as last year I cured it
hori-ie of Ring bone, with-live liottlcn.
It blist/ered the horse but in it month
there was no ring-bone and no lnrncnrsa.
l)A_\'lEI. Ml'l”tCl{ISON.
Four Falla. N. B.
Annual Fleeting
The general annual met-ting of the
Charlottetown Young Men‘s Christian
Association will be held in the Y. M. C.
A. Building on Friday evening next,
October 28th at 8 p. m.
\\'. S. LOUSON,
President.
HERBERT MOULE,
24 dzi General Secretary.
Disinfccting A
Effective, Safe, Economical,
Having installed an up-to-date
Formaldehyde Generator, w ich is a
perfect Gefmlcide _
Iam now prepared to dlslulect dwellliigu,
public Buildings, ndcel. Ilona, etc , etc [unr-
luledug their iufldcutlou lllnlecied with the
uoxl of un] cunts ous dlleue without Injury
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olors arc green and blue, striped with
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lllilll AND Mill,
Day and night, sunshine and shadow
are not more different fro_m each other
than a healthful from a sickly_ woman.
The healthful woman carries light and
sunshine with her wherever she goes.
The woman
`~ ` ,who suffers
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r _  _ _. 'casts a shadow
on her-own hap-
piness and the
happiness of
0 t li e rs. She
cannot help rt.
Those who suf-
fer cannot
'~ _ smile and sing.
Ill-health in woman is qiqnei-ally trace-
able to disease of the de cate wonmuly
organism. Many women have been to
stored to happiness by_ the use of Dt.
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. If there
is an invalid woman, suffering from
female weakness, prolapsus, or fa ling of
womb, or from leucorr ea who has used
Dr. Piet-ce's Favorite Prescription with-
out complete success Dr. Pierce would
like to hear from such person-and it
will be to her advantage to write as he
offers, in perfect good aith, a reward_of
$500 for any case of the above maladies
which he cannot cure.
'I feel lt my duty to inform you that I had
been u suB'et¢r for many yearn from nervous-
ness with all its symptoms and complications,"
writes Mrs. 0. N. sher, of rtléx Lexington Ave,,
New York, N. Y. “I was constantly going to
see u physician. I was induced to uk Dr.
Piercc‘s advice. I then took five bottles of ‘Fa-
vorite Prescription) I am not now cross and
lrrltahle, and I have u good color in my face;
have also gained about ten pounds ln weight
and au thousand of comfort, for I am u new
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The dealer who oEers a substitute for
“Favorite Prescription " does so to gain
the little more profit 'paid on the sale of
lcss meritorious medicines.
Dr. Piercc’s Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of 3!
one~cent stamps for the paper-covered
book, or 50 stamps for the c oth bound.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Tress $2 00.2 50.5-00 Hats.
See them at Weeks & Co., Sole
Agents.
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The S. S- Manchester Trader
with cold storage and mechanical-
ly ventilated chambers will leave
Manchester on or about Novem-
ber grd, next for Montreal and
Charlottetown arriving at Char-
lottetown about the 24th. leaving
next day 25th. Will sail direct to
Manchester. For space and rates
from Manchester to Charlottetown
or Charlottetown to Manchester
apply to
A. Pickard & Co.,
AGENTS. -
Charlottetown
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I Of 'Remarkable Valiics. This Will1§Pr0vcl~‘_ ani lill¢r€SllIIE _/_ i
Womcn’s Coats : Distinittiifc `S§tyl’tli-fiii~*l$3Il,75
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` EVERY garment int our stocks has the t0_\1¢l1 that pro-
cl aims it the work of a master fashion builder- _MOH ¢V¢ry
design here is exclusive with us for Ch’town`.
380 ladies’ left in stock. ,
25 colored lawn and brown and drab, $10, $12. 50 to $15
 Iwo LEADERS.  
ioo Coats at $3.75 _
heavy lined, and 50 coats at $4.90.
Best $6.00 coat in town. Also see our $7 and $9 coats.
well worth $10- and $12. Yours for stylish coats.-IAMES
PATON & Co.
Piiiiiii s. co.
GREAT
Prince Edward Island.
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FIELDING CUMING
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Hon. W. S. Fielding will address thc'Elcct0rs of Cl10C0|flf¢ KISSCS
P. E. Island as follows: and gocoanug
Summcrsidc -Market ,‘lalI, Saturday, Oct. 29,
- At 8 0’clock, ii. m.
Kisses at
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Charlottetown-Market Hall, Monday, Oct. 31,
Al 8 0’cl0ck, p. m.
Siiuris~lucsday, Novimbcr lst, at 7.30 O’clock, SME 0|, REM [Sm-[E
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E. B. WILLIAMS, BENJ. ROGERS,
S€Cr€t&ry, Pres. Lib. Asso. for Queens.
Train arrangements will be advcrtiscd later on.
_ _ These will be a series of the greatest and grandest pol-
itical meetings ever held throughout the three \counties of
~ particular: write
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FOR- SALE!
gwdi (_;3_<_>_tt;_etl_l__£;um Cylinder, 6 Col. Quarto, Newspaper Preu (ln
i Edison Standard 3 H. P. direct current Electric Motor, in use
but a year, suitable as Dynamo if desired. ’
Also a quantity of 3 inch Leather Belting ua good In new. '
Reasons for Sale.-~0ur circulation is inm'ea»in`g at auch a ru ld
;_ate that vgeh have found it necessary to lustal a Web Perfectiiig
reas wh ' H. P. G E to tn. ,
A11 of Eherdliicliibeiiali ligseen at aaliiy H522. qgiimprlcel md all und' 'mute Mu s°°thP°“' ‘t um wr
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I am instructed by the Registrar of
the Court of Chancery to sell at public
auction on Thursday, the 27th day of
October inet, nt ii a. m. at the Law
Courts building, in Charlottetown. the
fo1lowin§ pro rtiea of the late Hon.
Donald arquliiiroon:
ist-The house and lot on Dorchester
_Str-cet, near Queen Street, formerly
owned b john Kelly. '
and-'lyhe house and lot on S dney
Street adjoining the First Methodist
Church. V
3rd-One and ii half acres of land on
the corner of Mount Edward Road and
Gowar Street. \
4th-Five choice building Iota on the
comer of Rockford and Eunton Streets.
5th-Three very desirable building
lots on Upper Prince Street, posit:
the residence of H. W. Lou wo:Eli,Esq-
6th-Three large buildgi lot: on
MAlpf.§ue Road, near the residence of
S. A. cDon\ld, Euq.
7th-One nice buildfn lot at corner
of Upper Queen and VAU Struts.
- 8th-The property at Vzntville, for-
merly occup ed by the late Hon. D-
Farquhanon ua A place of bulluell, ili-
cludlug Wharf pro rty and shore
front with property tlliareop. , -
9th-Eleven acres of Valuable' fum
ner of the muh leading to Pownal and
Keppocli.
_ 50 per cent of the purchase. money
mayfenlaln on mme: 5 'per cent.
0t1l)ie{e<:loudtil:lo|;|0m o own at ulc-
a xx o » ctober, x
BE AllIN9<gxRTER.
12 mwf td '  " Auctioneer.
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