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The P. E. Island Magazine, », O. BOX 698, Charlottetowa, P. E. I

J J. JOHNSTON

al Estate Agent Gal Estate bought and,sold on Commission, dstates Managed. Houses Rested, Rents Collected. Stamper Block Cnarlottetown, P.E. I.

Houses For Sale

P2S% QIZEN SI.— Wouss 6 rorms

tun bh sos ef 100K27 ft. Pric (5.00

BENT ST, (eas:}—House andshop, 6 rooms

Lot 96x43 Price $600.00

BaYFI“LLD ST -House $1090.00

RH’TOWN RO’ ALTY—One mi.e from the city), house barns and coach house, with Macres ofiand. Price $2800

SRAFTON ST. (east)—House heated with hot water, barns etc. Price $1200.00 will ex- change.

BOUGLAS ST--House, 5 rooms. Price $300

OUMBERLAN D ST- -House, 5 rooms, good cellar. sma | garden. Price $400.00

MiaH >P ST—' tenement house. $500.00

RUSTON ST, (west)—Three fwill exchan ze)

“AESTNUT ST—Two tenement house, (will exchange)

PORCHESTE!: £T [near Queen St)—House and shop with outbuildings—business stand. Price $2009.00

TOR. PLEASANT ST. & ROAD- Large house, new. Price $1100.00

EVSTO V ST—((Gallows Hil!) house, 9 rooms, barn, heate:| with hot atr Price $1100

POWNAL ST--(Near Euston) two tenement house, new Price $1250

a S1T—Two tenem2ns house, new. Price

MIGHLAND

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ST. PETER’S

AVENUE—Honuse, 8 rooms Hable, Lot60x 190" Price $800.00 ZIGHLAND VENUE—Two houses, just

each 6 rooms: Lots 140x190 ft. sach,

eonstructer Price $530. 273 9°RP .} Price $500.6

Houses To Let

KING STREE ( (WES3T)-6 rooms and stable $5 SO per month.

RINGIST—7 rooms $5. per month. at WEST STREE!.— Opposite residence “7 o i

2937 C2903, Lot 135 40 ft

f Sir L. H. Davies a house, i! rooms, baths, hot water, sewerage . Rent moderate

BRIGHTON } hot w ater a

OAD—~10 reoms3 and bathroom nd electric light $160 a year.

SOUTHPORT (near ferry) 8 rooms, garden $50 per year WAT STREET-(WEST) Brick house 14 rooms. Price $150. per year BRIGHTON ROAD—11 rooms and bath room, waicr closet, electric light etc $200 & year “4GHTON | OAD—8 rooms and bath room not water «nd stable $160.00 a year PLEASANT S8T.~— Howse 8 rooms, stableand

coach house. $6.50 per mo,

\DUTHPORT~— €ramer weil dings ne w.

cottage, and

60 a} ear

Victoria Cafe

Greet George Street... Charlottetown, P. E. Islan

‘Ye Crsiomers and Prospective Cus - erTr3st—

Bermit me to call your attention to the fact that 1 am better prepared than ever defowe tosupply your wants in Freeh Oys vers. itiae fact that in order to be suc- ses-ful in the Oyster business one must be ¢ to handie them in large quantities.

th this object in vie +, I bez leave to soggpt your } atropage, aud can assure you NM Matiefaction. ;

I may say that my Oyster Parlor wil con@ficte! in the usual firet clacs man- ses, where the delicate Bivalve may be 2Majned in every style to satiefy the fthe most exacting epicure, Yours, &e.,

JOHN P. JOY,

The P. E.1. Oyster King

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CHARLOTTETOWN PRICES,

Slight Advance in Some Lines of Produce.

There bas been very little shipping to date, consequently the demand for produce ia not very great

Oats--The buyers are offering from 27 to 29c for oats. There are few moving. At Montague and Summerside 28c is the price offered.

Potatoes—The market is dull at 16 to 18c. The American market does not show any demand as yet and very ‘little can therefore be shipped to that quarter antil later on.

Eggs—The marketis steady. The pre- railing price is13c. The supply is liberal for the time of the year, and the demand is good. Most of the shipments made are for the Eaglish market.

Cheese—The buyers are offering 11 to LI4c; but sales are elow as salesmen are looking fora higher figure. The cheese board meets this forenoon.

Live bogs—There are not many live hogs ?coming in. At the pork factory $4.25 is paid for hogs weighing 200 pounds, and for hogs ranging in weightfrom 175 to 200 pounds $4 is offered.

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CHEESE AND BUTTER

What is Paid for These Products in Montreal.

The Montreal cheese market, according to tbe Gazette, continues heavy in tone. There was, however, little doing on spot on Monday aside from the dealings at the wharf, Altogether about 4.000 boxes of cheese were disposed of, and prices varied from 11 3 8cto lljc, which is a decline of le on last week’s level. Western cheese were nominal between traders ut Llfc to 11 7-8c, and eastern makes, life to iljc. The cable wrs 56s for colored and 543 61 for white cheese.

The strong tone in butter continues, but trading was rather quiet Finest cseamery ranged on Monday from 24c to 244c, with seconds 224¢ to 23c Western dairy is scarce and firm a: 174, 1c 18c. Jobbing parcels call for an advance of jc on these figures,

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PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS

in Montreal, Chicago and Liverpool

According tothe Gazetteof Monday there was,no change to note in the More treal provision market, the tone being fairly steady. Trade is of a jobbing char- acter, aod the demand is chiefly foa smal! lois. The Gazette quotes : Caaadian short cut mess pork, $16: short cut back, $15.50; selected heavy short cut boneless mess, $16 50; and heavy long cut meses, $15.00 per barrel; pure Canadian lard, in pails, 7c to 7}c per lh; and compound refined at 54c to 532 per lb. Hams. 122 to 13}c, and bacou, 1] 4c to 12}c per Ib.

The same pap2r reports that at the Grand Trunk-tock yards at Point St. Uharles, the reseipts of hogs were fair, fo which the demand was good from packers and a fairly active trade was done at steady prices, sales being made at 44 cents for straight lots weighed off cars and 4% for selected.

Casb quotations on provisions closed at Chicago : Pork $770 to $8 25: lard, $5 40 to$5 55, short ribs, sides, $5 to $5 35; dry salted shoulders, 6c to 6 1-8¢; ekort clear sides, $5 50 to $5 55.

The Liverpool provision market is re- ported strong. Pork advanced Is 31 ; prime western lard 3d, and bacoo 6d. Prime western pork, 253 31; prime western Jard, 283 9d; American refined lard, 30a 3d; long cut light bacon, 353; long cut heavy, 343; shortcut heavy,33:; Australian tallow, 262; American, gooi to fine, 263.

Prices

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LIVE STOCK.

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Prices of Cows and Other Stock In Toronto.

A Toronto despatch of Wednesday says : Forty~two loads were brought in yesterday, including 628 hogs, 604 sheep and lambs. Milch cows, choice, per head, $35 to $15 ; milch cows,common, per head, $25 to $30 ; export cattle, choice, per cwt, $4 90 to $5 10; export cattle, light, per cwt, $4 25 to $465; butchers’ cattle, choice per cwt, $4to $425; butcher’s cattle, medium, per cwt, $3 50 to $375; butchers cattle,common, per cwt,$2 65 to $3; bulls, heavy, percwt., $4 to $4 25; bulls, light, per cwt, $3 25 to $3 50; stockers, per cwt, $3 to $350; feeders, per cwt, $3 75 to $4; export sheep, per cwt, $3 25 to $3 50; butchers’ sheep, each; $250 to $3 25; lambs, per cwt, $375 to$4; lambs, each, $2 50 to $3 50, bucks, per cwt, $2 50 to $275; calves, per head, $4 to $8; hogs,

singers, $463; lights and fats, 412. Trade fair.

School Girls’ Nerves

Many a pele, weak schoo] girl, eufteri the evilerfiects of an exhausted nervous sya tem, and thin, waterp blood, has been fully restored to the vigor and buoyancy of robust J ealth, by using A. W. Chases Nerve Food lhe healthitul glhiw cn the cheek and the brightness in the eye tell of the building up process Which is taken place in the body,

ll Ne lt Our great clothiag department has never been so full of bargains as this fall, Don’: leave your measure for an overcoat until

you have first seen those $10, $12, and $15 coats of ours—Prowse Bros.

Miss Amy Moore (graduate Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music) will resume musical instructions, giving special atten~« tion to children. Pupils attended attheir homes if desired. Apply at the residence of

Mr. G. H. Haszard, or PO Box 299,

THE. DAY EXAMINER, CHARTUTTETUWN, OCTOBE!

STAKED ALIVE,

Terrible Experience of an Ottawa

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Log Driver on Yamaska, a Tributary of the Oitawa— He Falls on a Stake ~- Stake Intruded Four Inches into His Abdomen—Life is Saved but Irjured [oternally.

ComberMERR, Ont. Sept 29—G Hudson, a river driver ofthis place, fell ona proo truding knot which entered by way of the crotch four inches the abdomen. ‘hough be was rescued alive he received what might easily have veer fatal internal injuries, ence a8 follows :

‘Eight years ago last April I had the misfortune to meet with a serious accident while driving logs downthe Yamaska river. TI slipped aad fell on a protruding knotand gotstaked, The stake ran about four inches up my crotch jadging from the blood when when withdrawn, and seemed to ouch my bladder.

* Since then I bave suffered severely with pains across my kidneys. ‘The emall of my back seemed very weak. I had to go to bed aud stay there for six weeks, aud off aod on had to discontinue work, being unable todo much bard work I have taken one box of Dedd’s Kiduey Pills only, purchased from Mr. James a year ago,”

“Since then have had no pain and com» pletely cured. One box to me was worth at least $25.00. I have recommended them toeveryone. My cousin,Jobo.L.Hudson,a logger like myself, was hurt by l:ftiog, but after using Dodd’s Kidaey Pills he was also cured by taking only a box or two.

“My own cure wasa wonder. I didn’t have to finist the first box andI have been as well aud hearty as a man could bave been ever since,”

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Card of Thanks

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The people of Monticello wish to con- vey through the columns of your paper, their thanks to their genial postmaster, Mr Dugald McDonald, who, owing to ad- vanced age is about to res gn his _ position. During his termina office, which extended over aqusrter ofa century, he discharged his duties faithfa'ly and satisfactorily.

At the same time they wish to extend their thanks to the former mail-carrier, Mr. Donald Cummings, who, owing to a change in ‘he postal service, bas resigned his contract.

Since be assumed the responsible posi- tion, he has shown himself worthv of his office, veing always punctual and oblig-~ ing.

Both those men,in,their respective offices have always acquitted themselves credit ably, notonly to themeelves but to the community ; and al] we hope is that their successors may as honorably as they fu'fil their obligations as servants of Her Majesty.

RESIDENT.

For the next four months the demand will be large.. Get your pullets to lay- ing by October. A well-filled egg bag. ket now is what makes poultry pay. You can obtain these much desired results by good care, proper foods, and the use as directed in the morning mash of

Sheridan's Powder.

Tt causes perfect assimilation of the food elements needed to form eggs in the winter,

Pullets EGGS Wanted

If you can’t get the Powder send to us,

ack, 25 cty; five, $1. arge Can, £1.20; six. 85 i ) ~rarge Can, $1.20; six, 85, E ~paid, Ls. JOHNSON CO. Boston, Masa

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NOTICE:

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‘We board of {Fire Wardens, Souris, offer for contract the building of4 tanks as per specifications to be seenat the office of the secretary; also the sinking of 4 wells. Tend- ers‘to be in by Sept 15th, marked tenders for tanks, wells. Good security requiredg

C C CARLTON, JR.,= Secy-Trea

Souris’ Aug 31, 1899

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Provincial Bazaar

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Cathecral Basement Hall, Ch’town

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Monday Evening, Octobers{6th

at eight o’clock, and tu be continued on

Tues. Wed. Thur. and Fri. Oct. 17th, 18th, 19th & 20th

A cordial invitation tendered to every man, woman and child in the Province Ample room for every person who attends Excellent meais provided for al! visitors. Select musical entertainments every even ing by the ieague of the Cross Band (New $600 set of si.ver instruments), and other sources Of amurement,

Come one—Come all.

Cheap Excursion Tickets !o the City wil] be issued at all stations on TUES DAY, OCT. 17th, good to return on sam and following day; and againon THURS DAY, OCT. i9th, good to return on same and following day, at the following RED-

UCED RATES, from all stations between Tignish and Piusville, inclusive $1 25 Bloomfield and Portage = 115

Conway aod Richmond.... .s..000 Ie Wellington and St. Eleanore....... 85 Sumwmereide and Freetown ........... 75:

Emerald and Fredricton..............-. 60¢

Clyde and North Wiltshire........... 45¢ Colville and Loyalist............ - 8Bc Cape Traverse: and Kinkora....... 75c Souris and Bear River............ce00e« 5c Rollo Bay and Midgell................ . 75e Merie and Douglass.............. 60. St. Andrews and Tracadie............ 452 Bedford and Suffolk.............. 35) York ie ebe eee e ea ee ad Ome de bees 25¢ a 20c Georgetown and Perthb............... 75c 48 Road and Peake’s.... ........ . 60c FE canee x ip onboten 45c

Passengers holding Railway Tickets will be required to have them stawped by the Bazaar Committe, before ibey wili be boncured for return on the trains.

By order of committee.

THOMAS DRISCOLL, 222—tu, thur, eat &w Secretary

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Liberal Conservative Convention

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_ A convention of the Liberal-Conservat- ive party of the fourth district of King’s Co., will meet in the Murray River Hall, on Monday, the 9th day of October, for the purpose of selecting a Candidate to contest the district at the approaching bye-election, Meeting at 2 o’clock, pm A full attendance of delegates from each poll is requested.

JOHN LIVINGSTON, Secy A.B. McNEILL, Pres., Lib. Con. Asso.

Hopefield, Sept 30,

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We nave moved our great mantle de- partment down stairs, Our fall Jackets are now in and they are the most elaborate and extensive line we have ever had the pleas- ure of showing, aud which we believe excels in both number and character any colle ction of this class of goods ever shown on P E island. All we ask is a comparison, If the goods don’t please you, don’t buy

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