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Are you satisfied with the shoes you
wear ?
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If not, trya pair of“‘KlNG QU"‘U'n"”
They are the most desirable shoe on
the face of the earth for women. I
The “KING .QUALITY ” shoe is _all
that areally first-class shoe should be
--comfortable, eagynn the feet, stylish
and durable.
any the Kina fousvwshon- 1133. _
.gfpair and get$_lii¢_¥8_6UUf\f ”
n. mia oo.. |..uan»e.-reaoni-s. ` _
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 i Alley 6. Co, Agents a.t~€he£rlottetown.
only ~cHs1vIIcALI.Y PURE  Tn-ef I__
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" The most satisfactory Canadian _Article and equal to
Q? imported. YUU SAVE THE nuns I
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For one dol|sr’s worth purchased from us, we Will give you, free, one of
dlioae _pretty souvenir medals of our bov’s return from South Africa.
See our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade.
_ Wsvcbmaker and Jeweler.
 I’ ' c : ’ Lh town, P.E.I.
W  K Cor. Gt.George & Grafton Sis.
fMODEL TIN SHOP
‘ _ W H STEVENSON
_ pirblicationofanartlcletowhich youiare ` ' __   "
afraid to sign your name? `
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Han fagturer and dealer in all kinds of Tinjlvare. _ _ stopped his paper and weizise ‘a:::_ nhrf'  2 N”_
Sheet Metal Wm-li .af _ Hot Air Furnaces "““ I -
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one 8
the hotel arrangements, S0. 011 Gl'l‘l“l"8_ “S ___
the outskirts of the royal burgh, I hurr e *ornate P I
on in advance of the others to select our Sgme Interesting Facts as 'o How Are Yea In d in E'
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ne high east tower told of har Majesty’s ._ ~
presence at the castle. On this little tour _ . - I
stopping place. The Castle Inn and
purchasing directions with a penn! I
dashed into the High street and turned
left towards the Thames bridge Third
and intent on my purpose I I>°dlll°d °n
‘Qaeen'Victoria and Princess -H88!! '0f'
Battenburg. Carlessly 0°lWm°d ln ‘i
I felt the embarrassment of the situation: I
but asthere was no escsD° throuilll UW'
th,-onging ci-nwd, and as I was unable to _
turn in the narrow space without _belnl
trampled by the outriders, <I rode ou be-1
side the smiling Queen until the royal ‘_
¢-,M-|-iage swung up the hill to the castle, ’
and Iefi me with my can in my hand. and
my heart beating fast for the wonderful
kindness of fate.-Canad ian Magazine. I
The Ottawa Electric Railway company
has purchased the _necessary plantata
cost of $5,000 ` and will commence early
next month to cast and weld thejoints
on its various lines. The work will be
started on Somerset street and continued
west.. It is carried out at night and does not
interfere with the regular service. From
seventy-live to one hundred joints cast
welded each night. The average cost is
about $5 ajoint. All progressive railway
companies in Montreal and all _thelarge
cities across the border are cast welding
the rail joints on their lines. '
Il-IIS OFTEN HAPPENS.
“A newspaper man was asked;” says
an exchange, “to publish an article
roasting a citizen. "Certainly, he said
to the caller, ‘what shall I sayi’ He was
furnished with an outline of what was
wanted, and wrote a letter that was a
scorcher. ‘Thatfs splendid] esclaimed
the friend delightedly, when the article
was read to him. "I‘hat's right that’11
make his old hair crinklel’ ‘All right’
said the editor, ‘let me see-what are your
initials? Good heuvenssaid the citizen,
‘youare not goingto sign my name to
thatl’ ‘Why not? asked the editor. ‘I
wouldn’t have anyone know Ihad any-
thing todo with that for the world.
‘I cannot afford to get into a
scrape with my neighbors’ The
editor smiled benevolently and said,
“Why should I mix up in a scrap tha
does not concern me? Why Should you '
expect metoassume the blame forthe
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` Qjstove Pipe a Speciality. Set up and Repaired rom tl . T-° °'“`° " }’°“d“°h° l” W” mlmltes use dal” .‘ suits'
mmuwgmm ni Uidltaver oceurtoyou #list Datarrh `"
;‘T§1”’Im'w“‘”;fm';L, in \,,,,,,,,, W., reiiiyisv You me 1»wn___ssesii;s¢ _gsm
crowded boulevards of ~888\!‘» 1-5°"”l°8~. as lamnpbm an 3°!" mm”  I _
people: In ner, _1 had .utmost .muucwn the I=°°¢»'W_“=I°'.“ W *I1-=l*1bf»,t\n
Varsity sweeter and dusty knickerboekers ll
_ _ _ vnu. icnonn soma.-s sc.<_a's.~1o's_a _ __ _.I I   'I  "_
/tcm' M».Y'LooI< A1' aoussn. _ _ _____i _ _  _  __  _ _ » _  -
29' Fran/I  I     _
Bnvsssts March 1).--IDr.LeYdl HDUWU' `  _ _ I I I   ‘E _  V
Wheeling through (I*J}iig_li{i_'_id ln the suilili-d “___ that Mn' Krug" will ignore the su,-_   _ _ _ _ ._
mer of 1899 four an ans upproac e _ d tnlom :between _General I
wi»d»°».&11»°»°f»1 °fS=°f~»= I'-°Q~=°°° ‘§.Z`.»£.'..’I.°‘i-‘,‘;.l» K........_ f _ AND. OT
with their own very eyes-for the flag on
P°rm‘n°n!|ly cated t|fiU\l$|m of ch.
or estimate oi
""'_ Uiolil
hawking and spitting, .until the  ii
often becomes as disagreeable toone’s_ ,, ,, 3,6. __
friends as to themselves; - I '
How .Catarrh is caused by theIcatarrlml» - I
_ _ ¢. is ‘th it __ u H A
zona, scientists have proven tlvls,.so there ___“ “ 5* _ 3'( I u u
is no doubt About it Thing ,ICB.t' - '_ " . '
arrhalgerm"ls_ harmless to msmbranous' l I' 'A '
tissues in their normal state, but alter or ` T°  gc? 1
0\11'l°8'\1C°l'l 0*' L\G'iDDeo'~il.itsItavorite‘ " =` ° I”  ' ww ' ' E'  " ‘ ' * ”'
time. Iticauses inflammation, and finally Tc the   wrt; 8535*# ‘ bdv”
ulceration of the' mucous membrane, ' ' KUIIUI $1-09 0l_¢h» 5_°Ul»l» - ~ ~ ~ - - - - - » - - - - ~ -- -~
and were is no emi to the ernubiegiiis ‘ To the next14 _correct gucsseaeach a n's Isisonalieaaeh.
little germ' can do it left to itself. It\_willI #titled it 506. tdtll
_takeawaythesenseof tasté,smell,liear- - < -. ' .U U ‘Neg H . H H 
CONTINUOUS RAu__WAY_ _-ing, and 'it allowed to spread to the lungs- _ _ G d 1;]
ran to ¢,¢ a sire a o a a a
kidneys, and liver,like itself There is no M 2, '
' ° In ‘case of a tie or two or more es
cnrefor Catarrh of the Lungs, which is will he  betwean than
3§I`.i’$‘."»i".’.i"€»‘I;‘§`.l’..°.§`.-°§¥...‘.i.f 553.231 The ‘° °°= ‘ff °'"' ¢'°°”°~“ °'f°"
a hundred and one so-called cures but Tim lzhily ‘nd Weekly Pqm.
there is one that really does cure, that is ful °°l'1m°!°"» “nd tb* |"'°'fd9 'ln
_Japanese Catarrh Cure. The great 15,59” bl” bam °m°i3nY d°t¢rmm°d by
curative proporties of this most success. I If Olitl-'l~
ful remedy lie in its wonderful penetrat- .
placed up the nostrils, where, by the very '
act of breathing, it spreads itself over the  F
entire ulcerated or inflamed I portion,'kills
the Cstrrrhal Germ, heals every diseased
Perf, and Dermenelltly Cures Ceiarrh- . I I estimate. the population of Prince Edward
Mr. John McKenzie, of Elgin N S
- '_ -» I at the Census to be taken April lst, 1901 to be
had Cstarrh in a verr severe form but -
Japanese Catanrrh Cure cured. Here is -
what he writes:-"For som
e years' I have. I .
been a. great sulferer in its worst form. ' My Esumne ’ '
My nose was a complete mass of ulcers on _
the inside, and for months I could not
breathetlrrough my nostrils. None of the NH09- - - - - - »
remedies did me any good un*il I got _ ,
JapaneseCatarrh Cure. Ina short time "
'it completely healed the ulcers, and in less ‘ Aid;-gg;
than two weeks completely cured my ° ° . ’ ° . ‘ . H _
Catarrh’ I feel  R pleasure to recom. . » . » » » . ~
. al. » » - » a a 0 s s 0 a a o l e » a a a
meni a genuine remedy as I know many
people have been continually fooled with 'Ib H
I eahove o er is made to advertise business and
so many worthless so- ll d  ' ' ‘ °
°° ° °‘"`°”- tion of increasing it as we wish a large num to sharem
J“p““°°° C°"°"`h 0°” is "Id dr“3¥i5°s tages in dealing with us In our new cash system.
everywhere.,50cents. Trial size IO cents
by mail fnomfthe Griilithsand Macpherson  goods marked m Plam mmm’
co., Limited, Toronto, Canada. Boer on W T
Catarrh and Deafness mailed free. __ _ Ea
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Wh-n purchasing ONE DOLLAWS
me White Hart “em an my im, fl Citarrh Sarts and How It is ,"|1,.w",° ‘ oemnnw ,inch vm
the
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ing,  and  powers.  is _ : o_o » » ¢ ¢ ~ e ~ .
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Prowze Block. First door to 'the
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P P y Kumford Headache Powders. 109. » _ Sl5l8fl»¢t0l’y WML Relsonahle' I
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’ General Assortment of Tmware Always on Hand. _ e __ mm '
_ _ I _  _ _ Pgueoleurn. Rami
_ Having spent several years in the United States I am now prepared to do ' _ I _  ‘__  V  1 I
all work up to-date. Satisfaction guaranteed    A _ ‘ I I
Great George Street, Charlottetown S  n
_ 55"'-'_'*'*"'”""' "' ' ' ' ' " -'_' _é'“'_"*""_ During the rebuildihg of New Studio, Mr. Geo. H. -Cook will remove -
tn the b 'ld' l
oi ing ately occupied hy G. F. Hutcheson. Jeweler, Qreen Street. . ., .. .
THE R08 ROY MlNEs ARE Aine light is being built-and every convenience for the production of the vve are Suu cuttmo prwes and lm"°nd 17°
Iv THE GBE AT big i class work, for which this studio is noted. . - '
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_ cut prices on allour present stock for this mouth
_ _ or 'rns Iiocxv siousrarss,
'lu om. aspen as I9_oo»_r..mI. It viii
, .hsseea1_har.al. -_
I2!   Thisisa~£faog»;» '
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_ is and fs I rymg...a.eaa“i,§&ia’  "_ < I » if I
down the Hounhin side, while a Shareholder _ '  " __ _ -___ _ __ 
 propsrtyhlently sl@l?-.Itliat hi ‘ `, I-‘»   `  
_  i°»°;»_flli¢.i»__as sr: tw
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and £3; is iI?i':m1.,hs mslum vim `
Io hold on io his shares and be is doing so.
'nie Company have given an English* Co. an
option on their properties and have listoppsd
selling Shares altogether in Ontario 'until this
is settled.
I bought over 15.000 Shares last month and I S
know the Rib Roy mines (Scottish Canadian
Co’y property) well, 'and think I did well in .
_ buying them.
Buying myself I have no hesitation in rec Jmmend-
ing others to do the same. Shares are ,15 each.
The Comstock Gold Mining Co’s property is
_ _alongside the Rob Roy and is well worth invest-
ing in too. '
It carries Gold. Silver, Copper and Lead and as `
soon as the Snow goe°, work can be commenced
right on the Ledge and Ore taken out
fror: the first blow of the pick Shares are'.l0
95% .
If you have a little money drawing 3 or 4 per
cent why not try an investment in these Shares ‘l
Theta is a good chance for prolit.
I will gladly give particulars.
S _ A. Is. WELCH,  
New
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We have just opened a lot of
Ladies’ ine 5
noon P. Masonic Tatarts,
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l\lew5hoes.
_in line butmnei _and laced b:»o'ts.' t Sl' d (H
Shoes made by The John McPhersons  ofllffilnsilthlili U?il.(hrI(iie»
of the oldest and most reliable shoe manufacturer; gf Cingd,
Then our prices are not theleast pleasing pirt of the biying
Here area few:-Butt-Jned Boots $2.00, 2.2' 2.40 2 ` `
Oxfalfd   1. 40| 1»501 ’ l a" ’ ‘60  3.0,” '
e Swv Slippers. $1.25, 1.35, 1 so, its és.-55.' 1
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_ _ _ _ . __ _ _ i In -  bargains in 'all lines for all feet and all sizes from the
New sprlnu ‘nods Afrlvhm est cl\ild’s foot to the largest mens
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Dabenture Policy of this
a new Idea in Info insurance
I t guamatess, on the death of
lured, definite income to the
Eciary for twenty years, at the
of which term the face of the
is payable, as insured may have
fated.
Should the henedemy die
receiving the Income for only
years he (or she) may leave I
rcyto any person desired, who
paid themcometo the and
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