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Duties. Dootorl Attended

Without Avlll. _

nx-

llra Arch. Sehnsre. Bild P050'-» N-3-.

lui-ites; “For yan I was troubled with 'leak back. Oftontimee I hsve lain in bed :[01-dgys, being scsroely able to tum my- self, and I have also been o great sutfemr while trving to perform my household duties. I had doctors attsudins me with- out avail and tried linlments an plasters,

but noggiing seemed to du :ine 8{\Y§;:g~ ln; was n ut to ive u in i' husband inducsed malls tryaame Kidney 'l’ills, and after using two boxes I sm now well and shle todo my work. I am posi- tive Doan's Kidney Pills are all that you elsim for them, and I would advise all kidney sufferers to give them A fair trisl. ’

k`l))oan:dJKidney Pills arejkpnroly vegeé e '¢ine ` ' uic , rmsnen

:lihf,mwithout any tits? ill Bggéil- A medicine that will absolutely cure Back- eche and all forms of Kidney and Bladder Disease.

A medicine that strengthens the kidneys

so that they are enabled to extract t e poisonous uric acid from the blood and pre- vent the chief cause of Rhenmntinm.

Price 50 cents per box. or 3 for $l.2§, at

all dealers or The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

In ordering specify “ Dos.n’s."

, \

T Lit k lee eceuemv into a good li earty laugh to see the value we give is ladies" and gents’ rings Ladies solid old rings $1.25 and upLa.dies goli- taire Diamond Ring $6. 50 and up. Alarge assortment te select fren.

W. N. Tanton

IJEWILBR. r i 5 Grafton St.

§i’-”Si’45¢I32 ‘llnionB|fmITa

l Buy a pound from

me and I will explain

` how you can get \

§‘ $5.0OT Free i Waller S. Bmwrfs 1

Phone T99 .

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.M T "M "mf" ` 0 iniui innirui in a¥sleali)Ba_i_i°h For Years. P w "Aw

loesis not Perm-is neueiieia

QUINCY. Mass., November ll.-The

most powerful addition which the navy of the United States hus ever received snd America's first all big gun battle ship. the North Dukotu, was successful- l launched from the yards of the l"0l‘6 lgiver Ship-Building company. With the foam of the christening wine streuinnig down her bow. from the tre- ditionzil bottle, sinushed by Miss Mary Benton, of Fargo. N. D.. under the watchful eye of Governor John Burke the North Dakota tioated ol? into the basin iibout sixty per cent completed. Some time next summer she will be turned over to the government for av- ceptancc, iuid if she fntils the test. will go into ooiniriission some time next September.

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IMMENSE DRY-DOCK

TO BE CONSTRUCTED

FOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 10.-Negotiw

tions. which have been in pro ross for sonic time past hy the White gtur line. for the construction of an immense dry- dock here, were concluded toduy. The nciv dock is to be ca able of accommod- ating nt nny tide Sie new lcviathans uiyrnpic and Tituntic. intended for the New York se‘.‘vice. and any other vessel up to a thousand feet in length. The London and Southwestern Railway company, owner of the docks. will up- ply at the next session of psrlisinent for to construct the new doclq

To Be Dyspeptic Is To Be -Miserable.

_.___

Dyspepsie is the prevailing sialady of

civilized life. It is largely due to gross errors is diet, oves'-eating, too free indul- gence in stimulants and ever-taxing the stomach with indigestibls food, eating too rapidly without chewing the food suffici- ently, indulging in hot biscuits,_psstry, pickles, confectionery, etc.

Constipation, headache, heertburs, sour

stomach, distro- after eating, belcling of sind, fsintuel, and fullness and dieten-p tion of the stomach Ie is few of the many distressing symptoms of the poor, weary dyspeptic. Burdoclr Blood Bitters regu- lation the stomach, stimulates the secretion of the saliva and gastric juice to fneilitetp digution, removes acidity, 'purilies the bled, and tones up the system to full health and vigor, and thereby cures dys- peptis. and all its trilxitory diseases.

Mr. Amos Sevier, Gold River, N'.S.,

writes:-“I was greatly troubled with dyspepsis., and after trying sever-nl doctors to no effect, I commenced taking Burdock Blood Bitter-s and I think it isthe best medicine there is for that coiiiplnint.”

For Sale nt all Druggists and Dealem.

\, 'I ‘ A, ~ ii'

/.’ ls .

Why Bake

ln Hoi Weather

Let us relieve you of tlie

worry. We make this our busi- ness and will give you :lie sweetest bread _vou could wish ici. Notice the rich golden brown crust and the deliciously Appetizing bread. You need not suffer baking when you can

gc; such breed for Bcts per 2 lb os .

THE NORTH BAKERY

dinwlfgm are Euston St,

.- ff/ ' -455-’ \‘>~‘-._.

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. 0 T; / r' ~ ~"\$°\ A ~ ;-gift .\j;i\\. A I .7/, E. :-= _ - \~ is s blend ot ‘ “ ’.,/

\ ‘\, . , outs.-io niiwam } _'

p l I lleultoba Spring Wheat !

._ “».\ l It is equally good ,'___";`

. for Brad ,and /, y Pastry-and best - ` ` -. for both. 'R \ lt’s the choicest flour .

` ` ` thatCaniids'scl1oicest

~ ' _ whents can yield. Try I

l Deaver Flour and see , p I t.

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how much it improves _

everyihln g you bske.

At your |recer's. - . ‘._

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Dealers-vrritsfor pficesousllklnds of HQ, Coarse Grains and 0°* l.°‘§!c..’}“l‘;a’<?.?‘?' \ u. , s-

/. ii.m.ost| es , l'L0\|\ 4' ‘V .‘ lf ` ‘| . | l

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Fountain Pens

Wstermsrfs "Ideal," afull stock of this Cel ebrs

_ ed Fountain Pen in Steak Prices from $2.50 up te

$8.'ee eaeh.

. The Parker “Lachey Curve," Fountain Pen, We

have sold this make fer years, gives excellent satis

iicn. Prices fren $1.25 up to $6.eo each.

'|`ly,Po_st “Self Filling" Pen a great time save

for busy people, filled in _half a minute, all prices all styles, call is and see them.

' CAR TER’S BOOKSTORE-

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COL. ROBERT SMITH, M. P. '

ol Cornwall, Ont.

nearly two weeks from en intestinal

showed ,some improvement the pre-

Tbe death of the Emperor would

bring. into existence a situation in

subjects and his demise would be

anti-Manchu party to suppress the present dynasty and effect the instal- fntion of e. Chinese ruler. » .

ARRESTED CHINESE

MINIS'I`ER'S CHAFFEUR.

NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 10.-The

uutornobile in which W. U. Ting Fung Chinese minister to the United States. was riding yesterday was . chased through the streets by ii. bicycle police- inun und when it stopped :tt the hotel the chuffeur was arrested. The identity of the Chinese minister wus not known to the policeiuun until he had miide the arrest. The minister wus not inconven- ienced.

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SHIPPING NEWS.

Entered-Nov. 10. Schr. Lady Hill., Kaiser, Glace Buy; Schr. Merry May, Hellas, Picton; Behr. Albert P., Perrlor, Marble M“oun1>nin; Schr. Goldie Bell, Wentzel, Picton; Sihr. Ethel, McLeod, North Sydney;ichr. Francis Revo, Guardian, St. Pierre; Schr. Hector W. MEG., Murray, North Sydney; Schr. Organ, Grant, Pictoug- Schr. Bessie Jen-nex, (illlnn, North Sydney; Sehr. Venture, Aker- by, Pugwnsh; Schr. Laura Cox, Wrye, Buctouche; Schr. Lllla D. Young, Spindlsr, Lunenburg; Schr. Omega, Irving, Rlchibucto; Schr. Maple Lenl, Fraser, Rlchlbucto; Schr. Maud Carter, Brulhen, Sydney; S. S. Louisburg, Gould, Montreal.

oieui-ed-Nev. sb. Suhr. Msud Carter

Bruhen, Montague; Schr. Merry May. McRae, Picton; Schr. Ella Mason, Quirk, Montague; Schr. Fanny Young, Eastman, North Sydney; Schr. Minnle,~McKlnley, She.rb'rooke Schr. John Millard, Arsenesu,

. Cheticamp; Schr. Venture, Akerby,

Pugwash; Scbr. Organ, Grant, Shed- lsc; Behr. Werrn, Renouf, Murray River; Schr. Agnes, Coclriburn, Jeddore; S. S. Loulsburg, Gould, North Sydney. '

Entered--Nov. 11-Behr. Helen Stew-

art, Miller, Sydney; Schr. G. C. Kelley, LeBlanc, Syd'ney;. Schr. Three Bells, Murray, Sydney.

‘Cleared-Nov, 11-Schr. Laura Cox,

Wrye, Buctouche; Schr. Omega, Irv- ing, Montsgue. '

SHIPPING NEWS.

Entered-Nov. 12. Schr. Maggie `A.,

Dicks, North Sydney; Sloop Katie & Elle, Vamimber, Bale Verbs. \ cleared-Nov. iz. stoop Katie al

Elle, Vanumber, Bair Verte.

_g.-_-_._i-»-- Missrd’s Llniment Cures Gsrgetiu cows

......._._....._.

Brown will certainly sav e

dollarson your fell sui or overcoat. io-

Be sure and io Brovm’s fo

y our winterov rcost. io-igdrtf

G eo I- Inncsan.

drtttf.

,B $zRlBglER AND ATTORNEY Bollctof he nedlan Bank of Comrnero Montague.

HONEY ‘|'0 LOAN

vious day 'but it did not last. H_is=But all the same, at Kwpodh Majesty refused foreign medical aid Things are exactly what they stair.

or~¢_o tske foreign medicine. Public! V I I A I H H

9 Q .

business has been suspended on ac-.The sea there ‘is che bluesti- count of the indlsposition of the The ripples come and 0

That lies for in the distance;

The sunsets, oth at Keppock

Anfl we're lost in adoration- V,

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|Sllllll PHUIJUE

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HALIFAX, Nov. ll-'Ihirty-four

schoencrs arrived in port today, from different provincial ports, quite a number being from Prince Edward Is- land Ports. The arrival of produce was the largest of ‘the season. The Is»- land vessels brought 23,646 bushels of P°t“t°¢5. 5.709 bushels of oats, and 2,403 bushels of turnips. The vessels and their cargoes are as followez-

Golden Rod, from Cardigan, 850 blwhels Df Iwtatoes, 2000 bushels oats, 30 bushels of carrots, 12 bushels of beets sud 80 bushels of turnlps. GIHGYB. from Georgetown, 2500 bushels of potatoes, .620 bushels of oats, 220 bushels of turnfps. Bafwluns. from sunuuuruide, sooo bushels or potatoes, 300 bushels oi turnl

Whichever "swell" you mean ;

That mortals need to know. _

the Empire both serious _and com-,Then when the moonbeems linger, } ‘~` pli.s.ted. The Emperor is a Man- And fm. across the Sea,_ .

R Es oi_v E D I. »

THAT As You WEA RYQUR- .- OVER COAT oN TH E OUTSIDE ITIS THE FIRST TH|NG THAT oTHE|2 PEOPLE SEE WHEN You MEET THE/vt’You CANT/1ffoR 11; TAKE CHA Nces oN DODGING

PEOPLE Buster BR

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James Ryan, from Murray’s River, 1>0N'\" -Q isoo bushels oi potatoes, boo bushels , bones ~ "i

"ssr¢- px __

A of oats. 150 bushels of turiilpe. - `-f"-"f‘ "" "

Mollie. from crspuud, :moo uueiieie ~ - g ‘ ‘

01 potatoes, 200 bushels of oats 10' f°_7,=v'_.,~___',*"°""‘* 0°\I"."!““‘*-"“”°"

sliiiiiilin siiiiim; A e

Warren W., from Montague, 3000 LOOK

___ "“;“’°‘° °‘ P°‘=*°f°~ 80° ~“She'r oflir THE c1.oTH Asour THE .sEAM.s IN THE rsAci<

Louuuu, N... 11,... u.. ...uu §,‘;§,,=§_f_‘;,‘,;‘;§}‘°‘° °‘ ‘“"‘""" 4° "““"' AND ARouND THE curi-"5 is Nor BADLY WQRN

ot a. visit of Dr Charles P. G. Scott . of New York,. secretary ol the zzgginglehmac' “ml M“n'“Y'9 RiVeT» YOU YOU ;.r...,.....‘.].. né.;..;t..o‘i§..J.§...éo SL.; ,,,,,, 33,2333; b§g§;{§°§,- g‘,’2§,,,‘;,$S},‘,; THEM Too .>HoRT. ir You LENGTHEN THEM on Un(;v'ersit'y’ thas imericannmovelgnem biléhellé oéetiplgortiit, 4b%s!l;els of beets. YOU for reformed spelling has been esoab- 345,, blishdls 0:-P5330” Bfsgtliltftgzgs' AWAY FROM HAVlNG PEOPLE KNOW THAT YOU §§”§°_,§;3p{§g;g°;,g§,,f§;,,‘;§§;=;{‘“;;;‘;=,; ..........»..,... ...........,.;..... cANNcr Arrow A NEW ovEscoAT. THEN is has opened olilces opposite t_he_Brit- e1£r';‘;°I'n§;;"f‘;e;-lrallgoRggglzélgool; bilstll' THERE ANY REASON WHY YOU NOT BUY 1;-,ht,§;»-gi;-e;p;e;-;;,1;>_;;BC§§(g°§_;°s13,33; 3,., ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_ ° °° °» . A NEW oNE, EEPECTALLY WHEN you CAN no .So a generous contribution to the funds ,FOR THEASE .PR-lCE»52

of the society, of which the presl _ii FOR $6_5o dsnt is Prol. Slreat, of Cambridge. MEN»S if fi $8 OO

------- ""T“"‘ '““f2§H° Mi-:i~.'.'5 " ~ $1o°.oo

Yi”-$35-t?1kib3'° "ii b°“'°'°'i ur. i.lAEE1~i‘ v R H Ars U .STS l.2.`SOO

,_ ,H-= <33-,~ o ' QE co ARE YiH,aE1Na

’“‘{...‘.‘..."‘.;..I‘.°",r.,,§‘°,;‘;_.,,“:f,‘ 32.27"' E.si>EciA|.|.Y MADE ron us

Bu, _,gh K _ , _ AND THE LITTLE MEN. To EE .suits WE HAVE A , ____ w,,l,"_,,,, ,.f,"§.’,‘f'°§,_“}f’ " ‘°* “‘ “T SPLENDJD LINE Of' OVERCOATS FOR, l..l`I`TLE MEN.

PEKIN, Nev. 1'i.-.-'rue Emperor~For there 'tis almost perfect, BOYS' OVERCOAT FOR. $5.00

01 Chinn, who hss been suffering for At low tide or at high. _ BOY5’ if ai 56 _OO

disorder, was worse yesterday. He The swells there are the biggest- ; BOY*-S’ H H oo

Downger Empress. The sweetest kind' of music , The Yeung Iuenis Mau

Makes you want to reach the skies

And soil along the moonbearus To the land beyond that lies.

You never just cisn tell there, U Whether 'tis sky or maybe sen.

But-‘tis beauty, and 'tis free

They dazzle the eye and mini -

The artist-he must be kind B ‘

` _ i.

You need not go to Italy '

If its sky you want to see,

For the fairest, bluest, grandedl . Lomes deer Keppoch--over me. _W

But come for a~ row to "The Sisters,"

`= Come in e. dear wee boat,

And we’1l glide o'er the sparkling

And sometimes we‘l.l dash 'nsath ‘libs

blue waves-

We’re out for a dip or ai swim,

We'll laugh and we’ll frollc so gully The ilsb all just long to join in.

\'I`hen. here's to the rod cliils-»dea.r

cllds, ‘

For “Bonnie Doon" ns"er sigh; (

For fairer far the Keppooh banks

Os dear, wee-P. E. I.

Seasickness

Quickly Cured

“Mot1horiill's" quickly euros ies niid Cai-

slokness. Giirrsnteod perfectly hnmiless to thacmost dellmte. Money ssfundsd lf not unt- i .

tori'

For sale nt Drug ltores and first-slime

l!tearusss.ns~Motheruill Remedy Ce Ltd..'Mll.l State Street, Detroit.

For mls and reeomrnesdsd in Charlottetown

bflteddlii lies., A. W. Eedlw, George I2.

sglll. C. D. Beskln and A. . P. Qesrlle

lsisneids.

I"all's

here

We've been very

. busy looking ov cr stock and getting ready. -

All the leading cough

mixtures - Emulsions -Plasters-Liniments etc, etc. J usi prepared fresh sioek

Our emuhion with guai-

acol -our British Gough cure---our British Almond Pink. ' Most euythiug y0u'll find in the drug line you’ll find here.

We aim te be u to date

A.W.Rcdd|n,l5lim.B

The Square Drug gist

Smmydde.

l0i10W€d bY‘ B BUOUE “Off UY tl‘°]'I’he "feel" that comes upon You i

1 BRUCE STEWART & G0. »

Mnciiisisrs

chu. Whivh means that he is resar<_1~ A silvery pathways beuming ' ed l>\`l1°fi¢B“Y 05 B f0l`°\§U9Y` UV hlsj ‘That leeds from moon to ml. I

Charlottetown,

Roiirgguy MILLS.

Are you installing a Saw Mill? We manufac-

ture Rotary aiid Shingle Mills of a high grade which will give you the best of satisfaction.

\Ve can also supply you water wheels or steam

power second to none in Canada.

STEAI1 NAVIGATION WHARF

- - - P.E. li

'waters ¥ =- ---- -- " ~- _ E _.-.._~‘

“"` "`i"` 'i"`°. Lots Ol Satisfaction

In haviuga. Cook

Stove

that is a

Good Baker

Most Cook Stoves

will bake but some do it better than others and with less fuel

PANDORA and KOOTENAY are th most satisfactory kind we ever sold.

The Rng3rs_ Hamwaiteteuu

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(Ill explsinsg in e Streilhi Every dey' Wsy '.P:..Z:L:°.:'.'::: T,-1""-'°--"~¢ - Features ofthe Bett'sr"C:lYmp ,nmp-Indfhe .

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Thel¢rlmp '

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V , )¢_onse`qu'e}n¢-,»,. .

' _,_ rev _-ei-`¢ Q M ‘

it f ...» the 'rms ei s Mui.. i ~ fi; |

._ £3330! _Un Weshhosrdsythrtnlixllriilst`dal:

law- E ___. jk' ‘t » ‘1 P. p si J( A x.\‘

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‘(l.And it tells the Kind of Crimp ihs|}is'the_

""° E. B. EDDY

Co.. Llmlted WU", ,,-, Csnede. ." Hen :Into |851

._ ,~‘P

Better Crimp-AND WHY, Y *

an Y°“ "¢ |'"¢"¢l'¢d» e Post'Csrd ‘wil

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Bri? This Welcome Liiile "By¢.0|,¢|,"'_'

lgopygu “"°"'“*`M'7-W* s""|».Y.°“-.JI

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FEV

All kinds and Sizes

, at .

l. PIEKAHII ll EWS.

_ Phone 240_

~|l’s Economy-

T0 have u L . (1 , ue---Becsiihc; ixt “Ted fiiii :Drk done by

Y ll

L b ,'l" , :'.;....;.:".°..Z'°f"» °°-'- =~~»» ~»

\Ve are Burden lifters. let -

you_ol` the burden of your wasliuiiagfllmi lf°'""I§ day by dflinir your lsuiidry wo 5,

We call for sud deliver the good, I `

A- F- Webster

Star Steam Laundry 134 Kent St. Phone 151

Ames

Holden

Shoes

Contain all the good points of

advanced Shoe-niskiiig, asd are the greatest wearers on the market.

CONROY

The Shoeman.

97 Queen St. Cli’tnwn.

Farm For Sale

ln Royalty of

- Charlottetown

The executors of the estate

of the late F. Curtis of Charlottetown, will sell his farmconsistingofseventyeiglit (78) acres of land in the Roy- alty of Charlottetown by pri- vate sale. This is fi splendid property and affords an excel- lent opportunity to purchase a first-class farm.

Apply to H. J. Palmer, solicitor,

Charlottetown.

H. Jiis, rALMEiz, A. B. wAi<BUi<ToN,

xecutors of the late James F. urtis-

gtll Oct., 1908.

o-godtufgw.

ZLJF

that cheers-but not lnebrlsatos.

l`h e famous

llomiiiiun .Bland lea

(REGISTERED)

Get this brand from your grocer-

No substitutes. 5

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Gin 1 E BEST

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'ITN zs.ooo*Ne~v1w3;-dl; New Gazetteer of the 0;” wus mm me nan win. NM"

lsuist census returns- Nswmogrsrhleel Dl¢l>$?)?:z §2l‘.‘3I.%&l‘3f‘i?l?¢°i.'5~`-im°°°- LD u’?.‘.’2.‘?.‘l.‘.1t&a»'£;.‘I..1.l‘.‘.§l.’.s.’5.‘i~Br..l..ii»?»

D380 Qusrio Pais: .

iuvri»»..i oooomsisess. IU* 1

Needed in Ever! H°:°

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