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Price 1 5c. single pound.

io pound bars $r.2o.

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The most up-to-date drug store in the Provinces.

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CLOCKS _

Like ours are a bless-

ing to humanity.

It would_ be asleep

world without tspm. We _warrant t ese

we are responsible th first year. but they

will go for many years. _

Why spend $50.00

for a comfortable easy

chair to rest you when

you reach home ex-

hausted ? S p e n d

$3.00 for a pair of

“Queen Quality”

shoes and you will not

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Produced in the last Retailer and Ad tiser.

D0 _ D0 tothe ‘ _ _

tionthat saps atreragth and dlgestlonso ' . ;

y 'rnewiuism annie r.¢wea;two semen- ""*‘°"°“Y°°‘°'°“ " °"° ”°“" °°"§,m° ' Y E he '

ers loaded with producs from Mount ' . Stewart yesterday afternoon. '

clocks a year that is, Trrn case ofthe King vs George G

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Summerside on the 24th inst.

cainpleted yesterday and workmen engaged in shifting the plant to abut- ment A. /

w. w. "Ch s"oi d. stb i not

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the Finest Fltllshell REV. G. Nelson Stevenson of New

_ o gow, P. E. I. has resigned the pastorate of

T and has declined to accept a call to re-

main. In all probability he will accept

Tnrs is ~Guy Fawkes Day. November U

CAMERON 8: C0's enamel ware ad

Carss0N 7 at the Hillsboro Bridge was

were

ange a s mu e n late

than l p. rn. each day to insure insertion foll ming morning and not later than noon Saturday for the “W.ek1v."

Glas

C burg street-, St J ohn\Christlan church,

work in New York state. He will remain with the Coburg street church during November. '

Tnii committee in charite I the pro-

menade icrcart and dances to be held in the Annoiies and Drill Hall. Thursday Nov. 26 h, are as follows:

Band 4th, Regt. Sergt R»gd: S ewart, Chairman; W. G. Gillespie, Arthur W. Gaudet.

No. 1 Co. 4th, Regt. Sergt W. -B Prowse, Corp. John F. Webster, Treas , Gunner Ernf st Heartz.

No. 2 Co. 4th, Regt. Sergt Major J os.

McCarran. Sergt. H. L. Bethune, lS.=rgt William Dawson.

Engineer (New Artillery) Co. Serizt

Major Brent Garnhum, Trgt Charles H. Hine, Corp Charles Wort . E. H. Duche- min, Secretary Committee.

This afternoon the Prince Edwards and

t"e second St. Duns`tan's decide the Ir.- termediate Championship at the C. - A. A. A. grounds. The teams are as followsz-

Sr. Dunsrarfs ‘ Piuivcn Enwsnns

J McKenzie bask L. McMahon

refused by Vincent Blake. The game nmmnesio be without doubt i-he been oil the season

Thomas C. Robins took place yesterday

from her lata home Prince Street to the People’e Cemetery. There was a very

is ° WHY os-mann ismran. secsueel

vapor that goes to the root of the disease

llian ,Itscothes and hcalsithe inlamod mucous ,1 ,gi surfaces, clears the throat, and positively

reach home exhausted.

They fit.

iiicy & co.

S. Gillis halves Jas. Hughes Wm. Larkin D. McDonald P Honnessey

J os.4)aley

H. McDonald

P McDJnald _ J. E McDonald J. A. McDona'rl F. G. McDon ld

F. O`Hal oran

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forwards

P. Duffy

F. McDonald

J. Mahar H. Toombs J. Bethel G. Mr-Maho J. McKenna J. Gormley J. Brown

J. Dorsey.

P. McMah in

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Boots is 75, 1

Oxfords $3.00. _

Fast color eyelets

used.

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Last ici of Quiuceé for nfs

A i ow about 25 years old and still retains

J. smith A. Mah it

M. McDonald C. McCarthy L

THE well known trotting sf allion Black

Pilot, the sire of many speedy horses in the province, is now owned in Moncton by Ezekiel Steeves, who purchased him recently from Nova Scotia parties. Black Pilot was rais d on P. E. Island and be- came famous when he defeated Hernando in a match race for $5(l) a side at Sum- mersidr, seventeen years ago. Pilot is

some ofthe beauty he `possessrd in his prime. The Pilot-Hernando race still lives in the memory of Islanders, many of whom refer to it as the greatest horse race the island ever saw or is likely to see again. It was not so much noted for the past rime, although 2 29, was very fast for those days, as it was for the rivalry that existed between the friends ofthe two horses, one of which was owned in

side. B'ack P.lot was owned in the

breeding was also involved. -Moncton Times.

Charlottetown and the other in Summer-

former named place and the question of

MONTAGUE Muttart, a well known'

season received to-day from

A Boston. Order a supply af

PORT

once for winter use from

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' H. Schaefi r.Mr. Muttart is one of the best

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; __ g ___ ;‘bu_;h¢1 potatoes. They are strong

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OliC_it0fS¢ r¢tc° ` R .d & _A piggg of Hgnngldgmpgggd with Cham- SPSCTTOII all eXTl_T`3. A

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S .d P E I _ be lain's Pain Balm and bound to the ummersl e’ ° ' I Wholesale dealers in “ affected parts issuperior to any plaster.

O$¢¢5-_R al Bank of Canada 1 d od , When troubled with lame back, orpain in a _ _ _

-building. oy 15;; Slgeesce _ _ the strip pr i;l;e;t, give lttsha trilal and yplp

NEXL MCQUARRIE K_C_ are cer a n e more an p eased w _

i Sydney, C. B. _tue prompt miie: which it eireras. For

A- E- ARSENAUL'-R ipreawrvrvd .s le by all druggists. _

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A child s chief 5 _ _ _

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3,1250 £;e;3‘t1?1¢§1gogcol:E'ed witlrtlié liighest grade chocolate aritlare

- any imported. Tfy the Delamar bon bons. mlm,” ‘ 7 ‘T

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Tl e have the best grain bags ir

3 less to sa he :ees somethin g of a change

captain and piltt in the straits between P. E. Islandand the mainland, is, in the ` nity, the guest of his brother-in-law, .H.

known captains engaged in the straits navigation and bas been in the ice boat lservice betwc eu Cape Traverse and Cape Tormentine all his life. His fatter before him, the late Louis Muttart, was widely known as a most skilful and trustworthy r avigator of the straits in the perilous winter season. Capt, tMut art. has had

the s'ra‘ts with ice boats and. can tell many a thrilling tale ot narrow e-cipes and daring deeds. He has seen all phases of crossing ihe straits in winter and summer and is one of ite mos* exper- ienced men in the busine-s. C lnv,Mnr.ra.rt lives ai: Cape Traverse a .d h-is nit bei n ~` in Monctonbefore for thirty years Need-

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pirience then was something diferent

u Ii from the work of running an ice boat.-

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BETTER THAN A PLASTFR.

EDWARD, ISLAND

large attendance.,

Ar the Police_Court yester 'ay Elward ullfllhy was lned $1) or 60 days for ln-

terfering with Omcer Walker. Ho went H _ A

to jail. James 0’Brlen drunk and dis- ordcly was given $5 or K) days. He took .°

the Eye. Wallace Burns was given $5 or-ii 20 d s' He paid.

it urs a flood of icons in circula-

ot resisting disease and consumpt is the result. Catarrh is quicklfearadby Catarrhozone, a fragrant germ destroying

never tails to cure Bronchltts, Asthma or Ca la. othing is so good for diseases of the respiratory organs as Catarrbozone. Large outfit $1. Small size 250. Druggists or by mall from Pol- son & Co.. Kingston, Ont. _

ANNouN§_EMENis.

.-Tins evening the Guild of S'. James Church open their seasons work with an entertainment and social to which the congregation and their friends are invited.

-A meeting of the Lang Creek Farmers’

Institute will be held in Macklnnon’s Hall Long Creek on Saturday the 7th ` i:s‘, at7p. m. _

-The attention of shippers is called /to

the advertisement giving "Final sailings ot Black .Diamond Line steamers from Montreal to Charto‘ t town this season” as appears in this mornings issue. _

-Evening News, Alpena," Mtch. says in

speaking of Father Kelly;-A young man and a _very remark-_ able man. He has a soft and p musical voice to which it is a pleasure to listen. He possesses an easy and graceful style which is a pleasure to see. He is a‘\_ man of experience in life and the world, and therefore is intereetin'g.W_hat is more important, however, than all of ftliese, ii that he knows-more than most platform speakers-that there is a time to break away from the too serious views of the ex- periences of life and give the audience just enough of the humorous side 'to make them better pleased with both the speak- er and themselves. ‘

POOR GIRL, PITY HER.

Growing! Yes into weakness, but not

strength. Studies-plenty ot them.

than enough. Tnecondition' tsl so fre- quent, but how. seldon; noticed even by rand parents. _Giveihe _Fei-rogane, hthin

watch her appetite mprove, er r. ee s

-and lips grow ruddy, her steps elastic, her spirits bouyant. Al this simply the result T

siting and dissecting enouig, making ‘

blood and thereby strengthen gfthe nerve ‘ and* brain power. ~ .Ferrer we gives a woman’s strength to weak _gh-ls. Your daughter or wife needs Ferrozone. Get it today.

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Daily Quotation List Furnished by WHITE Sc C0., Agents for ENNIS &_ STOPPANI, Stock Brokers, New York.

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Closing prices Nov. 2. Nov. 4 Atchison 67% 67 Conner 382 38% Brooklyn Rapid Transit ' 363 36 4 Baltimore 8: Ohio 74§ 75? U. P. R. ` 1183 118! New York Central

Colorado Fuel_& Iron _

Detroit Rails

Erie Railway 27% - Illinois Central 131 - Manhattan 136§ l35§ Missouri Pacific 92§ 9l,{ Metropolitan 1l0§ 1101 Pennsylvania 120§ 1203 Reading 45§ 4-ii Sugar 1l6§ 1155 Southern Pacific - 43 4l§ _ St‘.`Paul 139i l3F§ l‘win City ‘ 87 871 Union Pacific . _ 722 71§ United State; Steel _ 133 122 _ “ Preferred sei org Dom. I. and'S. Com Sl - Leeisviue sc Na.-iiviiie wig 100'; Dominion Coal Common 74 -

CORNS BETWEEN THE TOES,

or on the solesof the feet, can be cured bva few applicationsof Putnam’s Corn Extractor, which acts painlessly,quick1_v and w th cert iintv. The genuine" ‘Putnam‘s always cures. Try it.

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Stones in 14k Settings. s_is.oo ip s9o.oo.

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and newest styles can make a display notable.

then ours must easily bear off the palm. _

Everything that is new-and good in » _ Ruffs is here. ard we lay up-

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MUFFS, BOAS. MITTS, CARS

AND CHILDREN’S FURS _

LADIES’ ~ FUR COATS

Persian Lamb, Russian Lamb, Seal and Ast-

rakan. Besides the regular :taplef styles we

have many novelties-very smart stylish coats,

that you would like. `

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For Finest Plckling Spices and __

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There’s a great deal in the

knowing HOW to teach.

Our students are our best

advertisenients

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