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hair oil'the sheep‘s back. No sweeninse no old cut up clothing but wool od’ the sheep’shackand P. E.__Islaod sheen It

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our "Ned Teontdus mama* .sm khélm V

iaaaramsrs see inet von not Tryon Tweeds every time. ` 336 fi-

R E M E M B E R

We are sole agents on P. E. Island ior

Moncton Tweeds and Clothinir.

The Humphrey Clothing Store Opera ‘

House Building.

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“Dry-foot” l

A word of . advice _,to the

' “reckless.” We have received a line of D Y-" FOOT boots, made oi CALF LEATHER with a waterproof preparation on sole. that will keep the dampness from the foot, a ° real, genuine fall Boot, made on a stylish las can

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DC Used for a Working or bill will pass its remain; stain 'without ~

dress boot. _

ruler they ne¢leeee<l‘»'pial__e and lm. perative duty in not 959|' ivotes, unless their a\\S__ll\°° l1“°'°m°

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‘out abatingor rotraotivl "° ,have said against the mdplenre. Lotdections were honestly m*e_, and

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OCT# 191 ' _

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PASSED IN THE SENKTE-

The Greed 'rl-enk Peelne bill has owed

the Senate by a majority ci seven votes» 2lto14 with 16 pairs. It appears to hsvo been a etricklv' party vote with W” exception that Senator Cox as an interest- eg pu-ty properly refrained from votinlr- The vote is not a full 0110. IS \?h°l`° °PP°" to have been 10 Senators absent who were not paired, w_hile ii we re- member rlilhfli We” ue mm' seats vacant. In other W0rdS the votes andp airs only account for 57 Senators, and the absentees were °f suilicient number to have turned the soalo against the bill had they been Dl`¢S°°i' and voted. It is regretable that an! Senator should have absented himeolf whenaquestion ci such vital mollwllif to the country wasybeing decided, and we

The Guardian accepts the l§_S\l,lUe Wiii|_!'_.

ull believe tact the mejegity o1the__ 90

its second reading-the crucial pollltvin

el torate are in their convictQ\l UDWQO4 l, duced both spcoohmj had lpaoe pesimltt-ed. _ Ito the scheme. There is no dhubt- that

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_ __Ev¢_na _Shoppe of _ cvernment (eau eeuireetlf elllietiln _at l-ecard

we smile neither” lawliieléle eee wiv

question the Laurier Adminstratien has irreatiy weakened its hold upon the - country. That- is however a meter of

comparatively trivial moment compared

with the effect upon the country itself in- thefuture.

_.___,____,____.._._

Senator Ferguson has during the pre- sent session made two very able and interesting speeches on the Island tele- graph service and the Grand Trunk Pacific bill. His presentation oi our care in regard to the telegraph service is the clearest, most forcible and effective that we have yet read. He made lt abundant- ly clear that the Anglo-American C m- pany have no monopoiistic rights; that the service rendered has been for years notoriously inadequate; that our people have been most unjustly treated in the matter _of rates and hours of service; that the Companfs proposals as _to additional

subsidy. tor hours extended to midnight with reduced rates are altogether unrea- sonable, end aneuy that tae Gevemmentk ct Canada i_s_iui1y responsible and ish

bound toright our wrongs inthe matter. _ He warned the Government that ii thh is' -

not done the near future there- *will be

ee °°'°*~°1°°lr_ ld;-‘trier #eww _Iwa- The warning is not too strong. ~Fer- _3nson'e ntthe»Grand Trunk scheme w_as__"ei1ually"°co7mprehelxsive and ‘f feeelsle, we peels fglealy lim rem

. isnt. ` `: ~

‘Persistent rumor has silrmed that ther

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suiltantial change. _ 01' ill. Ilia

wdigeatly rear that illgfthe -own- try is new “_ W f-N3

very costly and douhtfulf measure.

Itisnot a measure, like e f»\.l‘i|f»__ rerleeteeee, wlllea eeebe _ 'orc »- I a It! al lneveeehlea¢nemeos,°r~atl°e»¢ 1° fer n»e»eeee\etllat_e em our be ilwffl ereatter by consent of thho

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~ P ' i . -.\"‘9° Whse the treaty made latitude' el _ P' F;

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It’s `ust the time of "ear when ever man in

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are ready to hll this want with' hundreds and hun

dreds of the best Raincoats made, the prices run a _

_long scale. I

$2.75. $4.50. $1.50. $9.00. sl2.oo. $14.00 eeen

They are made with cape or without cape, in i‘

Raglans, Grosvenor, and Chesterfield Styles, single

or double breasted, all nice

steel grey. Everyone is guaranteed by us and your

money back if you want it. We know that Rain-

coats sometimes turn out badly on account of the A

rubber being burnt or some

difference we make every coat good every time and

/_ no kick either. We expect

your coat here under those conditions. A _

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MEN’S WA

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-- . the boundary it,was as » - T _ it

to the Dfonle ct the Unized States as was the Ashburton treatylfto our own people.

_ throughout Mercer and Sumner count- ries. W. Ya., most likely owes his lite to the kindness of a neighbor. He was almost hopelessly aflicted with diarrhoea _was attended by two physicians who gave, him little, if any relief, when a neighbor learning of his serious condition, ` brought him a bottle of Chamberlalu’s Colle.

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town or country feels the need ofa good raincoat, we amd mmmless than twe_i_____tour hour

For sale by all druggists.

been ` that Canada lest

_ _ __ __ _ _ -- -heavily in themaeoltheashburtcn trea~

tyellsismatae oregon lmlyeflsia

' _ In the drst ci these disputes some 12,1110 ‘ f - a

lquare miles were contested of which the " United States was conceded by the treaty

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.7_,qllsquare miles and _ _ _

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British America

(Ill. In the Orezon disputp the territory - -'

_ _ claimed by both parties was _of almost '

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owes llls urs To A llslellsows

Ask for them. * -

Aimee mean-y been aeelaea mlm -_Wears aullln llepetliei when the judlmentl ni the Commission le mae putlie`lt"may be mea lm at

oithe"Oommieeionen. It ‘

otth,'_-Q-‘INDI-ian_clse_ haef - I _ ___,__ __ beans ' in' ' D H '

nas __ed. ,ree _m_e_»tthstweeee.s ' ,ff I ` ~ ____ '_ ’ 2 _wif

havehoped gg; -undera Commission so , _ _ _ _,_ _ __ Q ________i,_ .__ _. 5 constituted would be a* compromise. oral _ ~- _- ,__ . ' in

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Thirty pieces of Flannelette' in ourf Eastern'

Show Window will be sold at a discount of~ 33;: 3

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per cent. Patterns are suitable for ' '

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ueeeoll pl-eooruene. Bennie emmes "

*ost of the Rocky,Mountaine ,

grainiields, what is

l<llluN£es.~. f

Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known

hoiera and Dlarrhoea Remedy, which

Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make.

DIED.

colorings but mostly _

~Bsz¢'rI.nr’s Lin ment to keep theirjoints limber and muscles in trim.

Ask for them. *

. HAT the Canada Life &ssuran'eef€on:pany» _hadia _of New=»Bueiness==paid;-' for in

we to me Mexican boundary V V» 1 m.i'vr9'°d2’ me senwlmmd, 49,,,,-,,,,,|,, ,,,,,,,,,__ In this as in otherrespects, the 1"* taius. TheAmerican claim I " - » U ~' ‘

le tae weieuwml _“Fifty reurilipmtriorl __ _ canada _

Habit" In sword they claimed all our

~ _ present northwest

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iercelkc Premium _toPeiicy__del_ds Iloeue ala- .neue lleulm issues ovefex- .

sesame if » *"“=

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l,Cana los < . $6 ~ 3:. , sul.lle ei uma- ll1,l¢s:»7iz Ligsia »’iliFr'e |353! "5i”f.§ iii; sr 2-:gs Ms ==-is uaieelnueefcnneda 34',e53`,754 1,111,897 7y.s¢_; animl 319. ;

Charlottetown P E Island,

CJ. Q. Mel.:-:'00, speeiel Agent, pnfiegéieilel S ,

In Summorslde oi heart disease on

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-Bicyclisis and .all athletics depend on A

.Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make.

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.menaev_oet. 12. Jane case eloevenees - . _ _ 7 ` n I M ' ` 1

and wineciths late Walter Keating 'ot

Summerslde. ~

we will mn special _ilisclulns

To cash purchasers during Exhibitidi in `all?A`lines.

In watches, our stock is large and are _accurately regu-

lated and guaranteed. - ~ ’ ’ ~

We have an exquisite assortment of:Rings. Call before purchasing elsewhere. We are confident we

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ilnaliltinfl

Therefore it behooves

sh if

on _

A few -;- -: compile from the vernment ue WF w =~ Fotftlllpafticulafacall

strates clearly the SUN LIFE OF CANADA is leader inthe front rank. _

To be safe always! insure with a riepresentative of. the ab_ove_ Company

as it is prosperous an progressive an its agents are positivel . reliable. Fo! mS

~ rates and other information apply to _ _ ,y l _ ' I

LEWIS H. BELL. _ J. H. WELCH, L. B. MILLER. _ Special Agent, _ _ _ _ Manager, gouffsiag

'I0 LET-House cnaiaiahg

connected with sewerage. nexus. client: si.

--r ef -

'l‘0-I.l'l.'- on § Shit. way ocntaiaiii his

Apply tc Thea, llcqnald, Lower

can please you. '

such cause, but that’s no

it will pay you to buy _

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Get the warm. red blood

into your system;

You need a little assist-

ance atthls time of year.

W-_ N- TANTON, §5§’l?%§l§e_

do the trick.

If you are run down. '

bloodiess. :and have poor circulation. they are what

you need.

Try a box and note im-

provement. -

Price 25q'per box. _

A.W.Rcddi11.Pi1In.B.

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The Square Druggist

and sizes of sailing vessels.

une mvsnssss Rauwar Asncolll. collvalw

l Wm. Petrie, Agent, Port l'iastlngs,' C. B.

D Geo. E. B_oA~l<s¢ ce., Halifax N.B

I General Salesager csfor Nova Scotia New Brunswick" .1

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Prince Edward Island ” " ` '

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ette, child's wh

LOST-Yesterday a parcel

lte l oi

mitkq Finds

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,Sept 29, a depasit receipt ‘N973 Soothe Finder will he

_ _ _ . _ turning same io thelhant of Nova

diy. Till Grd# il Of Q9 (ood £0

S ` » ` ’ ‘ cept the owner

i it wau'i~‘n:>L:r once-a

'°|Nvl-:nNl=:ss lMr>l:luAr,-- coal, 3‘Y§'»§i."°§°...l'.’$‘.‘.i’Z"e..e

‘ (None Bei:tér,)' - _ f _ _ ' `wanrnn-s golfer geeenl

Screened, Runoi Mine, Slack; First Class both for ’~°f°‘°‘°°"¢*l"if¢4- A991!" ` _ ' Domestic and Steam Purposes. °"'-J’ 3“‘*°°5*'°¢*

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shipping feeilitiee ef me meet modem er ren *"”’e.,... ‘°""’~"” “"’%_,,

_ Hastings, C. B.,»for prompt loading o all classes

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