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Are without doubt the leading shoe

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SHOES have 1001: at them. SOld only by

tennis ‘8. SMITH.

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calls for "

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ivery 0t a1minimum number of 1.200 machines," as a result of its demonstrated superior- ity over all competitors.

make “6; .tavlor,

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Zola in his bedroom; the

werebrokeliéin order to ob meat. The mm was hum ~ up again. The will wasnot‘

rections as to his funeral.

is

resident of Bowmanv “ For twenty long itching piles, and 0

can imagine what time. About seven

He said that Dr. C most favorably spa

and by the time I had on a fair way to recovery.

treatment until thoroughly that was seven

that the ointment made a invaluable treatment for you consider that I and had been so long a sutierer

disease.” 600cm: a box at all Edmnnson.Batee&Co..Toron

Dr. Chase’s.

Leader more than 20 Years ago and the BEST ON EARTH

No other range ever built anywhere enjoyed the popularity of the Ha PAST IT is FREE.

£3} Thought

mam IN THE PRESENT.

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‘STOVES and-HARDWAitB. '

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Oct. 4, arus lea Mac. McDonald,Sydney;‘L thunk. G t. Wallace; J. C. Schwartz.

tourism " elen Ialnndsabity or Ghent,

‘ ‘mt after a'vleit to Summereide.

Oct. 4. old—Athlete. Roberts, Pictou; Laura E, Bennell. PortHood; Citizen, > Killer. Tignish;Frank,i grant Wallace; 8. S. Cohan, Fraser, Sydney; S. S. City of Ghent, McNevin, Halifax; S. S. Cohen, Fraser,St. John’. Nfld.

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Daily Quotation List Furnished by 3.9 RYKERT &CO., MEMBERS OF THE MONTREAL STOCK MOHANGB

s: Ilsht.

Closing prices L0ct._8 Och-1 I DB. A“ ms. Sn“. Chflotwwn’

spent Saturday in SummersIde, guests of Judge and Hrs. McLeod.

Tm: S. S, Greetlande was in port on Saturday and took a large cargo consist- ing of oats, etc., for St. J ohn'e, Nfld. -*

W. W. CLARKE and lire. Clarke. Char- lottetown. spent Friday and Saturday in Summerside, the guests of Mrs. E. El

the

Mile. BENJ. ROGERS, sr., Charlottetown, was a passenger by the Northumberlar d turday evening, returning from a trip ,W‘Rochest'er, New York. _

G. Crabbe, son ,otths late ,Thoe. Cfibbe, Summer-side, and bruthrr o! 0.1:. Gunman; mail cleric, has been appointed auditor ' the Vermont Rsfiwey Company with 0.8” at St. Albert Vt. He has succeded,Mr. 11.31. wflhas resigned. Crabbe; c tolated on- his being promoted su ’ an important position.

i . - Us. Menu, ' or the Maclachlau Company had a narrow escape, "from peli- haje fatal injury Sust‘atter the close of thefentertalnmeut inflarketfiall here Friday nleht. He was walking toward ' thérearot thestage in the darkness. and» unaware of the stairway partially up or not thinking of the dangerous con dition of the place stepped into a hole and foliageverai' feet to ‘ the bottom ct ‘ the stakway. He was picked up unconscious and'medhzal aid‘ was summoned. alter _ which he recovered but is yet feeling the ' - severe eil'ects ot the fall. ' The company left by the Northumberland on Saturday. The MacLachlans were here and theCimp~ C imnbeil’s comedians will perform here in Market Hall on Oct. lilth. This company is composed of go“ eomodians,dancers,singers and musicians. iMr. Campbell, the comedian of the com- pany is one of the best that has ever played in the provinces. He has (played in all the principal cities of Canada and the United States and as a character comediiin‘ hns'i’ew equals. ProLDuplissi, the woudex'thlivlolinlst in his trick' play ing is well the price or admission He plays 32 diner-eat posit’ons without losing any notes. .Ch‘n‘rlbs G. sum-y. the character impersonatotffle an artist in his line; his work is finished‘i‘lid true to lite. The other members of the company are all artists. The company carries a and orchestra. Seats can be had ‘at Gourlie’s Drurstore at the regular prices,- 25'and 35 cents. ’ Secure your seats early.

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‘EMILE ZOLA’S WILL-

Panrs, October 2.—The will of Emile indicated: by Mme.

a late hour this evening, and in; con have not been made public:'~ltt is an ex- ste'od, howeverflhat M. Zola left every- thing‘to his wife. 'He left no. literary testament, and the will contains 1:

"lat! --Y-eare ' V 70f. itching Piles.

Mr. Alex. McLaughlin. thirty years ille. Ont. writes. :— years I suffer]: from my persons w have been troubled with that annoying discuss I endured during years ago I asked'a druggist if he had anything to cure me.

hase's Ointment was ken of, and on his recommendation I took a box. ‘

“After three applications I felt better. used one box I was I continued the

cured. and as years ago, and I have not suffered any since. I am firmly, convicted penect cure. “ I consider Dr. Chase’s ‘Ointment an

'les. case I think the cure was regal-liable when amgeeting rig in yearn

dealers.

to.

hell’s are coming.

place to-morrow. '

st Becks-n. Mumld- Mr. "chm an» much impressed with the beauty 9t P, It island sceneryand took a large number ct photographs. ’ . g v.

Tan MacLachlau entertainment;- in MarketHnll Friday night waste all ap‘ pearanees fully appreciated. The Hall "was crowded; every available seat was taken up-and at the highest price charg- ed for any kind of entertainment here-.— while a large number purchased standing, rmm’at 5.00,» The music loving people from town and country, and Summerside’s Scotch wentto hear something surpass~ lug anything of the kind ever given here is ‘ audit isostatic say none were disappoint- , edeven-thou‘gh eulogisms during thepasttew-weeks were stronger than the ordinary. mu. has been said of Jessie Maclacblau and perhaps further criticism would“ tend to mouotenisesuflee it'to sayithathir copulation remains an." gllmk'lmL yen. is? strengthened in the opinions‘ot onsi'ee‘vel'ost critics-martian? larly- the Scotch. ' Perhaps thro the Rye”, "‘l‘he Hundred Pipers", . ‘ “Just Whistle an’ I’ll come 'to ye’r-old‘ ‘14 15 me 7'30 "m Wmi‘w' "PH Scottish favorites—gave the meet pleas. urr. yet “Rule Britannia” 'was probably not excelled, and patriots were stirred ‘ip the- highest pitch at her rendition of thiaj popular selection. And while few in the audience truly understwod “lb-a . Gaelic”, her singing of "‘Mo D’achnidh” was most highly appreciated by all’and more than those with Search blood flowing in their veins. On every Appearance ,Miss Maoist-lilac was eucored, to'which-she with one or two exceptions. responded. The expression with which slit- characterized ‘her songs was reallv subsrb and give great efi‘ect. Mr. MacClnxkey’s singing, desoite the fact that he was suffering Iron) a severe cold, was well V rp- ceived,as were the piano selections Such a program as give. by the above artists is a very rare tr at for a Summerside audience, and much credit is due Mr. Whitney for having lent such effort in guaranteeing their com- ing. The piano used on the occasion was ' a Mendelssohn cabinet grand finished in, mahccasy, manufactured exposeser for theChafitetownExbibitionaad loaned “Anemia-ante strumenle.‘ .

" yam-.0180?

it not clocked a will ultimately. result v in ' deafness. The simplest remedy in Got: arrhczone, which .,.it inhaled atew tinsel. . daily, prevents the catarrbal condition? . from spreading. Catarrhozone. quickly

stops the ringing in tho'esrs, head noises . givesperman‘ent relief to eaten-m, dear. nese. For cauarrh inany

rem} “Bloaehitis,<Asthma Eu Troubles,0atarrnoxooe a spe choc; .1

Ointment

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strain. moee back. La ’ “2931.”; tit-lax any, ton,0ut..;‘» , > _ Du. narrator's hm cm Oeztsmnf '

) “Coming. ' t .1 , ' Onawn, October z-General Danae -

marrow, He has had an Exceptionally "huey‘time‘du'ring the past may.“ six; weeks and the experience he has gained will :doubtless' lead to important" recess; mendationl. It is expected that pulls: mean-nextsession, asked to vote ,a substantial sum for the purchase at more rifles; There are only team stand of Lee-Enflelds in. the country, and with rifle shooting booming as a pastime al ovoi- Canada more titles will certainly Ur necessary. .

Misses. C. C, Bienniast Co. Gentlemen—Hymanghter,l3 years oln, w...- thrown tram asleigh and injured her elbow no badly it remained etifi' and very painful for three years. Four bottles of ' MIN ARD’S LINIHEM' completely cured, her and she has notbeen troubled for two irate.

Mr. Buchanan.

' the agensthese in-

hmesnl“. «it:st

"Bridgehnildersfand .n th at summer. I! do “well

Wva ,. , an. aim 'sisos‘rs"rmnéi “new

‘ 2 Richard Power aadhiies Power'

man of Augustine Covewee ,inte‘wyn Sate. unday. , .

J. P. Hood at The Guardian, returned - Saturday night trout St. John's, New; touudlnnd. ‘ ‘ lites Lena Carter leaves this > morning tospenda weekwtth W. B. and In. Laird Soul-is.

1‘. B. Alberton ought Sunday in this City the guest otBenja - r M“. ’ ‘ . ' Hie mytriendswill be pleased to Albert Duehemiu outagei'n, aiter‘hls ’ 2 cont severe illness. , 7 . '

’Miss Duels HaeNntt and El. Kaolin“ otlalpenue. P. E. L, are'gueste' at the Brunswick—Manchu Times, 3rd. " ‘ Dr. Fred. Bay'fle‘id lett Saturday . 7 Edinburgh, where he will take a course in the Royal College of Surgeons. . .

Hamilton Matron arrived from Boot!!!1 ' “ Saturday night. He will take charge oi: j H' A. any drug store at lufiay‘fiarbc'r. I Mrs. Crosble St. John’s Newfoundland, : arrived by the.Princess Saturday night 7 and will spend several wear on the “15- r‘ h-d. . ' v ‘ > ' , " ._ .

heater, N...Y. Saturday night. met‘, at Summerside by and Shaw. - .

i C. B. Easter. Deputy. Bessemer . Anal? and Janos MoKeuna. Travelling reason;

tommsnnrdaynlght., 7:. 7 ‘1 “- HI?- Md Mrs." meson et- ‘ . port, Cantu. who have been visiting in the . > on?!“ “m” "BORE. left on return Satur- y

a” “cud-“5 The! Will stop our“ .- .

"unseemnntsnnra and harmless from Wob’urn, Magnifier epehdinftlie’ ‘3" common with friends at. - North nit-eme— turned home last Wednesday, r 'They' expressed themselves delighted with their

visit. . ‘

Cains Hewlett of Annandale. latt Sstur-L gm daytor Wolfvilie, where howill attend . Acadia University. Mr. .Howlctt was ,

awarded first place by Inspector Moonr-

County. I

James "R Rodd of the Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa and Miss a A Annie Rudd or; the Royal Victoria Hoof. , pita], Montreal, are expected home ta“: ; night toilettenri the funeral of their ._ mother; Mrs. Wallace Rodd. which takes ‘

"linGWseH- Chase. photons!!!“ cl.

the-Roam " .thlheny Reilrasd__ barrels“? ' ell-so after spending it short nae»

ism-Lin the. province, the [grqu c: p... ‘

nmoixo m mi: Elias. ' This is an unfailing sign, of comm-and»

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ofthe ny_-‘- * ngor. hrcat

guaranteed to permanently cure

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continues Hill stuns-2;,“

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' . Yours Truly, ‘ ‘ J.*B. LEVESQUE.

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> . 7, ' > _, ': tummy}. :Tfie Tpro ,. 5:; at J'Pownal‘ ' et.‘tisedi;__f0rvsa_1e;on~ the *

{and Shoes. _ ‘f "i"1’m.-1I”al.8_tre°b ‘

iii-i“ not; Elma as: F ' . .ifl. 5*! othwgicgifi

- Simervllis..were'io 7 _ 41». I. ‘ - ~' ‘rl ti - ' Hon. B. C. 11ch and Miss Baht-,9 .3. W. Callbeak the well known , (stock-r

spent Saturday in :

H. H. ‘Bm retarded Seturd trdm a trip to New Brunswick.

Anoirr Wings otoats were taken over by the Northumb'erlaad Saturday.

Miss ida Gough returned Saturday night fronts visit. tosuesex, N. B.

12. noon; at enable a 00., St. John's. Niid..‘ let: Summerside Saturday evening. on return home.

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ger_a_g.ntot.tns.c:nn.,sa John; came: .jj '

Bostontora.coupiectweeks. v "is

mac,ator the best kept school in King‘s '7

“’A‘M‘i‘“ ,3“! “‘59 r- , wfimvmo Its: -58

the dan-‘imt fie earl Iii;

evenings animercéat 'l . .7 we

ind _ .‘ i;i.W¢?1 makedt‘ interestin Y -; usl’ '- *

,rs- ' - t . x a I ‘ Guy: i. .

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‘ ' hi

' Wham-nan

assortment China, Glace and p :, ware in thefiity eron theIelaad. We ask the people toxiudgez-W. P.

'Eigh cost-Hats at made ones at" ‘e? "’5‘ TO Liam—rammed" : an occupation, the. d _ .Dombester St. at Alley, immediate premises._ 1

is some i residues .9- , occupied by Dr. ” messiah-Apply, ,on 1" ‘ E3, ‘ :Septfitfj ' . lists that are becoming at Paton’s. Bit

I keep no rat and sheep skin Boots” and She- s for Saturday evening snaps. My Blot-l and Shoes are thebest ' mom, can purchase.—Conroy, the Reliable ‘Cash' f Shoe Man, Pawns} Street. '

Hats that ~ are rad 34W?»

. fires HG

teams , hireet I'M .m. " .

' been. . 3

ihnt and cheap at '

:Working men ’can‘ save. y their, _ Underwear at

libygbuying ' 8:. (30's., They shouldodme ' O . i n'mqggtcsome of those odd. ' accent. 2. mm- }8. 1m: . _. ‘sefling cheap. ' ‘ flatted _. - , » 1 ‘