cousin 'ms Au.-

nnoswn mr _ -

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That in address- ing Mrs. Pink- ham youarecon- Bdlngyourprivate ills to a woman-

a woman whose experi- ence with woman‘s diseases covers a. great

many yeara.

You can talk freely

toa woman when it in

revoltinrg to relate your p vate trou- les to a man- besldes a man does not under- stand-simply be- cause he is a man

Many women

suffer in silence and alon from bad to worse. knowing lull wegl that they ought to have immediate assist- ance, but a natural modesty impels them to shrink from exposing them- selves to the questions and probably examinations of even their family

physician. Itis unnecessary. Without Hnszard during the year. money or price you can consult a wo- I

man whose knowledge from actual ex- perience is great. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation,

Women suHer-ing from any form ot

female weakltessare invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received, opened, read and answered by women

only, A wgman mm freely gall; of he, lthey will give liberal donations towards V6 B this end. lt is therefore with grateful f0 een established the eternal confidence ;ho between Mrs. Pinkham and the women 'co of America which has never been - I

rivat/e illness to a woman; thus has

broken. Ont of the vast volume of

experience which she has todruw from, I m_ _ it is more than possible that she has ,with _an average uttendance of lilo. 20 Oil gained the very knowledge that will fllllX0¢`l IUPCUDRS WSP0 held Wli»l1’ llll N help your case. She asks nothing in lnverngc of 136. The opcn air Gospel IZY

meetings duliug the summer months in 10 Victoria Park were n marked success. 82

These services were addressed by re

return except your good-will, and her advice has relieved thousands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish if sho does not take advantage of this generous offer of assistance.

If you are ill, don’t hesitate to get a.

bottlc of Lydia. E. Pinkham'sVegeto.bla Compound atonce, and write Mrs. Pink- hum, Lynn. Mass., for special advice.

When a medicine has been successful

in restoring to health so many women, you cannot well say, without trying it., “ I do not believe it will help me.”

WOMAN i.

Continued from page 1.

trust will assist us in eelebrating the 50th anniversary at the beginning of the new year. ` With much regret we have heard recently of the death of the founder of

is body lies in St. Paul’s Cathedral close

praise. and the study of the Scriptures. From his early days to his death, George

Y. M. C. A. work, and lived to seo

our own association death has claimed L.

assistant boys' secretary and G. H.

that the celebration of the half centur a J

of citizens have already intimated that

eetinga were held on Sunday afternoons T

different clorgyxuen of the city and

had un average attendance of 300 00

people. The Military Camp Services W

conduct-ed by thc lnymcu and cler of Bl

Nino aer\iLes were held “ith an average 0

. _ . . D

-uttendunce of 150. The reading tent lllt

supplied with magazines and writing

the Young Men's Christian Association, B Sir George Williams. London, England. t

by the spot wherein 1844 he formed the 2° first Young Men's Christian Association

of o dozen dry goods clerks for prayer and O

millions of men enrolled in the work S throughout the civilized world. The m minute the Young Men's Christian Assoc- e lations depart from the foundation of W prayer and praise, that moment its great su influence among men must decline. In R

L. Beer, a former presidsnt,Chris McLean W

We are pleased to be able to report that Y

current expenses of the year have SEUUEDDCIBBSBS.

Ihooo mot. 'rho furootoh- hovo thought Intermediate Boys. 10

suitable occasion to present to the young “'0l‘kll\B UlU»58- 12 4 men of this city and province the Y. M. Girls' Class. 52 ll C. A. building free of debt. A number Ladies'Uiass. 22 6

This season's' gymnasium classes are the general health is built np, and no fy '=-f-ev »"»-=d°°- --<1 we ---wr '°.'a':;.':.,':.§‘ ‘:’.':.'.‘s::".;'.':.i°.:'::".::.. ran active season's work exceedingly Use D,._ lifmnwn-B }lms_ ,md you Wm CDUPBBIIIB. Association Hull which is soon shake hands for good with your old so hood osoor gymnasium hos hoohlcuemy- Hswis Substantial nroor

°'°“3hIy “’“°"""d “nd l'”l"°"°d' A cmrr1.E‘s sronv or cuna.

arts that we thank God, and take BH urage as we enter upon a new year. ill nthe religious department 17 men‘s th

*Qu

were privileged tohsve wii.h,‘ns train ‘ ' ~“ W V, _ , 7.

` the 14th i'ol7th ol Sept the Utll Hllitlilc 'John BN_Yl_,_‘Yl Jciaph Purcell.”-Th

UF Convention of Y. M. C. A. workara. baariugoftlhiaiagboom no_edysatcrd_ay~

I I I I The convention was gn exceedingly morning and onlitinned ning the whoie`

strong one, and we had with us several. day. Thaal§_on~ia brought to set aside- m

» _ -__

embers of the international Committee. I an assignment otamartgaga executed hy, _

This convention composed chiefly of I-ho`coln||lalna'n\'in~i'avoroftbc defendant' consecrated business men, has been a in January lilli,

decided uplift to the workers ot our own The complainant is a man over 5) years Association. ‘ of ago and'he_elai|ns that he executed the 3. Qur _well equipped reading room and aaaignment_ improvidently and without'

brary has been well pstronised. 1190 proper advice. _' ooks have been used by members and The Court adjourned the further hear- . number of volumes added. ing of the case until the lst of December Durlngthe vlaitof' H. M. S., Warships Asths l(l5ter0!ths`Roils goes to Sum- his fall, the sailors gave a concert in marsidetohold Court there and try eight izefitof Y. M. C. A. which netted cases set down for the setting of the lYl.il). Court of Chancery which opens at Sum-

Bcrbert Moule, General Secretary tor, meljslds t0mGrr0w.

ne year of our Association resigned his Johnston for Complainant. Mathieson

poéltlon Aug Ztlth and has since secured: for Defendant-

li h

position on the staff of the Montreal

Williams gave one third of his income to gwoclauon

L. W. Archibald our present General ecretury came to us Aug Nth, a young an who has had thirteen years experi- n

o_rk. We bespeak for him the generous

Attendance.

unior Boys. 45 13

he old seats have been replaced by new

ca in various phases of the Y. M. C. A. LIYCS _III BI00d.

DD°l'if “Dil B000 Will Of llll members Consequently it uires an internal

RHEUMATISM

nd the public in general. treatment, one that rvglli restore the blood, _ The Gymnasium olhoooo for loot soosoh, and °*"='°*’Y "°"°'° “‘° °°““" °'“‘° l,’°'“' made and a good locker-? ~ We would like to show you a °"°““f°"°W“° lsucceeded in pr ucinga remedy that 3

\ Average l quickly cures rheumat nr, gout and all

...sooo <1 .uoohh-h. sofa, arm cha1r, rocker and 2 small chairs: The covering is

oung Men’s Classes. 40 ` 9 , This marvellous cure has been Mgiveu to

52 lil l g

sho oodtho houughtod by oloomolty. "Th'S1S»1l1li=dd°Y f°r m°»"Wrlb°S-lame” ew apparatus has been added to the, §[,ecE,';‘;;"'}n‘;gk 853;' 0?a:g;“%i}n,,g,';=',l UIWUIUID 9‘l\1lPm€llb- The l‘00m. ‘cure of rheumatism. I have been all rmorly hhowhos tho parlor, hoo hoo.. rhlpllgh hthu whips days and sleeoliis

mga - ave spen my money on wor -

tgipart [gr "bg use Pr the boys as" less tiemcdics. and consequently in *’ "3 ““ 3*“'"° "°°'° "1 “lm “fl°""°°“5~ recommending Dr. Ha.u\iiton's Pills feel The boys' religious meetings were held sure of their merit. No remedy gave such

Sunday mornings at ten o'clock and 'l`{°tllI:)filt,‘:)‘;\,(_“ll‘%,n';;° 51% m!};‘°el:ln$|?'f=‘gm“9t,R}*; . . ~ - Y

en” “ell attended' A large students Icured, and cvcr since my health has been hlc class was conducted by the General perfect."

thc city at Camp Brighton were well Sccrotury;uMock Parliament session was Whcn Dr- Iialnilton's_I’iils are to be

attended by the volunteers in camp, I1eli;<Iuii-Lngihc wlzter lgouths and wu(r;il:’i:*§nll:lllils\”;_y;_‘;l|';il1l|éri;iio*i;E,\li't}Isfor§l;1l:1t<:]u2;f1i

J ye Y ‘I “um 9*' ° "lemllels “ll -to get this medicine today and cure izens. yourself. Price 25c. per box, or five boxes

for $1 ut all dealers, or Ivy mail from N. C.

After years of egfperiment Dr. Ham lton

,he ,,,,,,,, ,,,D,_ H,,,,,,|,,,,,-,, ,,,,d,.,,k,, Verona Velours and silk plush'-separated with silk cord. llfnfi §,l°,§{““° Pills? "1 "HY °"° ml' All the pieces have good spring seats and are well upholstered

-This is a good strong suite, handsome, and would be good

bod . The blood is restored to a normal Value at 330-00-

Mari right Furnishing Bn.

cureq c y.

By toning the kidneys and liver, Dr.

Hnmllton‘s Pills ensures clean, healthy

healthy condition, renewed vigor is imparted to overworked organs, and thus

P--h-- ow-.

, _ Stan-icy

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Dlschargiug today ex

» IIARD

_ COAL

I .~A.IPickard'iC0

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'Do you want a good parlor suite at,a low price-strongly

uite we sell at '$25.09 less 1cLp.c. off for cash-comprising a

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*_ Coal Hods

Shovels,

Ash Siftets, '

"' ' * tion. They have not only helped greatly

0111’ _

ls Elegant

Ever since the fall millinery opening

we have been exceedingly busy mak-

ing zmd selling hats, in fact our mil-

liners have worked every night till ten

o’clock and are still doing So.

We have not done much advertising in

millinery either, the millinery adver-

tized itself and that is the best possible

kind of advertising.

Every day some new milliuery goods

come to us by express so that we have

every new thing that is thought of,

just as soon as it’s made.

Now if you haven’t bought your new

winter hat yet, we would like you to

see our millinery at once ; and if you

need your hat at the end of the week,

kindly get your order in as early as

possible and you’1l get the hat when

you want if, how you want it,

and cheaper than you’d expect. I

You c:m‘t buy our kind of millinery

elsewhere-not by a long shot.

Come early in the week please.

rowse ros.,

The Only Real Stylish Milliners.

The Ladies Auxillury has been, and is

now, o. tower of strength to our Associa-

in the social side of our work but have collected in the vicinity of $300.00 during thcpa-st year, and have pledged them- selves to raise this amount to five hundred dollars as their contribution t0~ wnrcls wiping ofl` the mortgage debt. upon

ubscribers, \\e express our grateful thanks. We would say to all these, in the words of our Master, “Inasmuch as `,ye have done it unto one of the least nfl these my brethren ye have .done it unt.o` ,me".-On behalf of Board of Directors,

'Yours faithfully `

L. W. Ancmustu. W. S. Louuon. General Secretary. President.

l When You Have A Bad Cold.

You want a remedy that will not only

give quick relief but effect apermanent cure. 9

You want a remedy that will relieve

the lungs and keep expectoratlon easy.

You want a remedy that will counter-

act any tendency towards pneumonia.

You want a remedy that is pleasan

and safe to lake.

Chamberlahfs Cough Remedy meets all

of these requirements and for the speedy and permanent cure of bad colds stand without a peer. For sale by all druggist.

TWO MEN KILLED.

TonoN'r Nov. 19-At Bellevillelfon Saturday (William Dick and David Wren- nick, were riding on the front platform of the pilot of an engine which hadf a box carln front of it, when the engine col- lided with another. Both men were instantly killed, Dicks head being completely severed from his body. Dick leaves a widow and three _children. Wrennick was single.

Herb W. Edwards Injured.

Herb W. Edwards of Des Moines, Iowa

gotn fall on an icy walk last winter, sprulning his wrist and bruising his knees. ‘Tho next day," he says, “they were so sore and stiff I was afraid I would haveto stayin bed,butI rubbed them well with Chamberiain`s Pain Balm and aftera few applications all soreness had disappeared. I feel that this bottle of Pain Balm saved me several days' time to say nothing of the snfi`erlng.“ This liniment is for sale by all drnggists.

The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Co., Ltd!

Summers Princess and Norilmmberlaad

Leave aa below evezyddsy, Sundays ex cep c . FOR POINTS WEST.

From POINT Dy CHENIIJ. on arrival o

tn\Eép{q5|)»y:ing St. gin, 151.0 a. pvximfor SUM _ e train for Cliarlgtlgtzxwfiind eisiag-nish. rpm" From BUMMERSIDE. on arrival of morn ing train from Charlottetown and all stations

of P. E. I. R., for POINTDU CHENE, oonligat ing with dai train for ST. JOHN, B08 N mg Mggltlr Eri`tL'Poi|\t Du Chene duri the

0I1I`l Oli

summer months with cars of Boston andlgains Railway so that no ohang ofcara is required forlfoé-tland or Boston; ence for all points il . .

Connections at Palnsao and Moncton with

trains for all stations on_l. C. R. and its con-

ti . .

Mfgorirligctiona at Bt. John with C. P. R. andiil

conpeotémg, and gith 5.8. Co'a. Steam

I' Pllft. Oral I ll-

°" ° ron Potwrs

From PICTOU about lop. m. for CHAR I.()TTklI5§)':/‘IZ lansarléival mornin( train .".'r~"`-= °"~‘k"i`“.i’<2.".hl°f "mc,-°

. Ill. D90 I G UI'

CAFE 1iil‘ii"roN gvnvmv shdhhaaxrax. atazpnrn svnivmr with mama; arooofor Ne oundland. Connection at HALIFAX with C. A. It PLANT LINE tm- Boston. of.I‘..’.ii‘i‘i" Eiiiifé 'f}."° "'i2.li»"{i‘.'.l“|5""1if"i' Railw s and on th (mo s Bteamei-s and

f“"'“°°`*l"' "°' "°‘l.'."*df‘?xz°..1.t".2:.~“.'.‘:: ~

Poison Sc Co., Hartford. Conn , U. S. A. and Kingston. Ont.

SIX HUIIT IN COILAPSE-

ANN Anson, Mica., Nov. 20. -During

the Michigan-Wisconsin football game a grand stand collapsed, falling from fifteen to sixteen feet, 000 persons going down in the crush. The stand fell gradually and it was due to this fact that not more than six of the occupants were seriously in- jured. The football players assisted in the rescue, then proceeded with the game. _

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No Poison In ChamberIain’s Cough Remedy

From Napier New Zealand, Herald.

Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of all the cough medicines that were sold in that market. Out of’the entire list.they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all pois- ons. This exceptlon was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, made by the Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. S. A. The absence of all narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that can be had; and it is with a feeling of security that any mother can give it to her little ones. Chumbcrlain's Cough Remedy is especially recommended by its makers for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. When taken in time it prevents pneumonia. This remedy is for suis by all druggists.

Something

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Choice in

Confections

Rowotrees celebrated

Pastiles in black currant, raisiu. mixed pastiles, etc.,

t .

e liaise their Eucsylyptus and Menthol congh drops.

Terry's celebrated Bug-

lish confectionery.

Gibsou’s English Cough

drops.

Cough no Mares. etc.,

CIC.

A,W. Rcddiu, Phm B. The Square Druggist,

INTERCOLONIAI.

RAILWAY _

Travel by Your Own Line to

0uebec, Montreal, and all `

Points West.

Csnsda's Famous Train

The “Maritime Express”

is unsurpassed in the excellence of

' ward -island vis Point du

I Foot o§Quee'n Street

;§f<§;=;gg,;;f,:§;°v;§f “<1 °'=°P‘=;K room... u..1.h.l.{. on nol1.o‘.llk¢o.

cwncmons Wm, hm” “_ , Thc Charlottetown Fouhdn lliachlnc Co. Ltd.

Pokers, '

Elbows, l\'

Zinc, ‘

\W/Z/%\

Stove Boards.

STOVE PIPE

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WHOLESALE A=Nn_Rs'rA1L. ,_

f he lingers Hardware Eu., lid. I

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N ova Scotia Fire Insurance Co.

STRONG, LIBERAL. PROMPT. FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS LOWEST RATES

JoaNn.Mo¢Lr:on` _ _ - MANAGER.

-DIRECTORS:--

JOHN Y- PAYZANT - - PRESIDENT. President 'Bank of Nova Scotia.

HON. WM. CIIISIIOLM _- VICE-PRESIDENT Director Empire Trust Co.

J. WALTER ALLISON- Director Bank of Nova Scotia GEO. S. CAMPBELL - Director Bank of Nova Scotia WILLIAM J. CLAYTON, Director Suu Fire Trust Co. ANDREW lVIetcI(INLEY - Director Empire Trust Co. J. C. MacKIN'I`OSII - - Director Eastern Trust Co

n. M. mlvlsohl.

_ I _ General Agent, Charlottetown.

f ' “W 4 ' = -“-5 ` Fliilowners, Dairymen, '

Lobster-Packers

"'i~S'2`i'i'i`1"~z""o=1». Y

For CASTINGS» REPAIRS all kinda.

r»hoo¢_15-‘__r¢»k='»,N¢,lo,wmf. P. o. sox 41| ,

8h’t0Wn P.lI. Island. 6-6 d ti Dec lat,

Chene and Picton. I

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abli-`i)vl'gtdldeis(l.‘l\raf‘li‘ill‘;11dl\’.t\}dq.iti°n' 'Websters 'For correct laundry work Wansrrm ull; same place. Tr;/us on your next par;-ol.

A-P§b§§§§STER. .a:;f;1&.'ar."h¥~“"°

vqpwwunfgwvmmoq,

Just Rcccivcd

75 cases Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, all to be sold at

the lowest prices for spot cash.

CONROY

The Shoemsu, Sunnyside, Ch’town.

Eczema

I Lotion

What about that Eczema I if you want to get rid of it we have the remedy to cure it and will only cost you 25c. We are having - great results with our Eczema Lotion. It never fails lo cure, good for any skin trouble. Sold only

ELLIS.

The Dru_ggist

, and Opticxau. ` L_l.__._J

Custom Tailoring, Gents' Fur nlshlngs, Hats, Caps. ¢lC., CIC. Su:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

*ie vary best manufacturers in Englahl, Scotland and Ireland and include : ‘

Worsteds. Fancy Suitlngm

Vicuuas, Serg¢8»

Tweeds, Trowserlngs. And fancy Vest Cloths. ` Overooatiugs in Vicunas.»Ral“

proof and fancy Worsteds.

, W n uarsntee satisfaction

soooyua.. nnllnuuuawnxpugggg mn; gang ,mms and ,me ,.,

of our clothing.

We invite you to callaud ex-

amine the rtock and believe wi will be able to suit you.

Yoursrespectfully. _

J0lIN MCl.EOD & C0

- gueen Street.

harlottetowu.

'.1:':|:-Im OUP

that cheers- but not

_ inabriatea

The famous

Dominion Bland isa

' <nsors'raasD)

Oat thiabrand from 7,00' il"?;" @~A¢eept no substitute. ..