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Avenue.
SEE
THAT TH'$
_ TRADEMARK
ON EVERY
SHOE.
Kibo Enamel Cali.
Welted Heavy
Double Sole.
Extension Edge,
Low Heel.
Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe.
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UNIQUE WEDDING GIFTS '
In sterling silver and cut glass that 
are not only appropriate as presents f
but, because of their novel and artis- E
tic design, are of especial value. Our
lines cover everything suitable for
the table and dining room, dressingf
table and boudoir. E
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TENDERS5
Dup,»_n'rin-:Nr on PUBLIC Woiucs _
Charl0ttetown,;_Oct. 31st, 1902
Sealed‘Tenders wi 1 be received at l
this qmce until noon oo I
MONDAY NUV. 10th I 5
1~‘,-Um any person or persons willing;
to contract for the repairing of Bridge `
at Tryon Woolen Mills, Tryon, ac-
cording to specification to be seen_ at 1
the 0f§¢e Gfthe Tryon Woolen Mills »
Co., Ltd., and at this omce. _
The names of two responsible per- ~
59115 willing -to become bound for the
faithful performance of the contract
must accompany each Tender. _
Thg Eepartment does not bind
iw;-lf gc. a¢¢ept the lowest of any
tender.
'Fenders to be marked ‘Tenders for
Tryon Bridge.” _
L. B. MCMILLAN-
See’y of Public Works.
N.v.3dr&wxi. ' _
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TENDERS
Duran-runxr or PUBLIC WORKS.
Charlottetown. oet. 3°t1_1. 1902--
Sealed tenders will be received at
this odice until noon on
MONDAY NOV. l7lll» 1902
From any person or persons will_i11§
to contract for the repairing of Bide-
tord Whais, a carding to plan and
Specification to be seen at the piiice Of
Hon. Janice W. Richards, Bidef01d.__
and at this odice. _ `
The names 0* two respouS1bl¢ PU'
sons willing to bt-come bound f0l’ the
faithful performance otthe contriki
_must accompany each Tender. _
The departr: ent does not bind lf-
self to accept the lowest 01' SUV
Tender.
Tenders to be marked “Tenders f0l'
Bideford Wharf. -’ l f  
L’. B. Mciiinris. '
S.c»y Public Works. _
_ LIGHT 'NUTICE _f
All orders for repairs mutt bc VR
KW- 3- dll & wzi.
the Coiupany's 0512. Q“°°‘*_
beibre one o clock ¢9¢h “Y
CH"rcwN LIGHT POWER C0-»
Lnnun.  '  __
Ttlephone No. ` I ` P
Wd. rri. if
AN EPOCH-MAKING
If you condense the
last ten years' into par-
agraphs describing
w0nian’s progress, one
of these would be
“Queen Quality Shoes”
In appearance it is
most artistic. It has
more than style, it has
desti tion.
‘Yoqicr foot will look
smaller in it becausezof
its correct shape, and *
many women Wear it '
on this _a count alone.
Try ` once.
rice $3.75
Alley & C0.
(Then you have 3 chance
| for the $1000.00 prize°) ,
EF.-__ .-..__._-._. e...‘F.'_._.£'L’!'l_.._._"-li,
Qlldlltl' _
_llldrmdlddt _
This is a new brand of
Orange Marmalade put up
in one pound glass jars. l
It is a Very Superior
Article
And gives splendid sat-
isfaction whatever used.
Try a pot of it from
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BEER & GOFF. I
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We pay for
this space to tell
of our “cigar
values”
3000 Maritanas.
- 3000 Marguritas
All the favorite
Your Havanas.
Let us show
 them to you.
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wi11b=r-u1!i*f*”"dfT|2AD-E   _
f 'Opposite P. O.
Phone 86.
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N- W. WELLNER, `
i Fifth A
,team flat is to visit Great Britain du
_ gave a very imprcssi‘»e`address on- foreign
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.0Hill£___uf uit
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- _ .Tin-steamer Elliott ls‘loadi
‘  etpected hero on Wedueoday.`
Scnoonmss Llrhiel, Baltic, and Jacques
have arrived f m Pictou, Sydney, Pon
.Host-Inga -with coal for R. Mcbfillan.
THE Schooner Bessie Willie Capt Bell,
Plnette where she willl load with a
general cargo for Halifax.
Pninrianuonic Socie‘y resumes work
on Tuesday evening next at eight sharp,
ll-embers and those intending to become
members are requested to be in the Hall
not later than 7.45. ‘
Granby Brand Ru ober footwea.r,has a dis'
tinctive appearance of its own. We mean
precisely' what we say when wg “ate
that for wear. aonem-ance finish and
general salability. The Granby Brand ex-
cells any rubber ever made by anyone.
Strong talk this but- the goods hack it up
a full range carried in stock by Goff Bros.
Chai-lottetcwn- wholesale and retail
orders receive prompt attention.*
A party of nine, consisting of Mr. Goff,
Mrs. Richard Goh' and three children and
maid, Mrs. Dr. Beer, Mis Wright and
Mrs. Schurman, all of Prince Edward Is-
land, Canada, arrived yesterday for athree
month’s visit to Riverside. They are
pleasantly located, having secured the
Cochran house on East Eighth street. Mr-
Goii is a brother of Rev. E. F. Goff, pastor
of the Congregational church. -Riverside
California Enterprize.
Rav. G. M. Campbell oi' the Century
Church, St. John, who as The Guardian
stated Friday, has received very
urgent calls to the pastorato by two of t e
most influential churches in the North
West entirely on the reputation of his
ability and eloquence, will lecture in aid
of 'be P. E. Irlaud Hospital, Thursiay,
November 20th, in the Kindergarten Hail;
Subject. “Canada in Picture and Story.’
J WALTER Jones who is at present
takingacourse of training at Chicago
University preparatory to entering on his
duties as Principal of the new consoli-
dated school has been offered a position
on the proposed all Canadian football
1*.
ini: thecomini.: winter Mr Joue ill
presenttheclaims ofthellth century fund.
Miss Martha Clark, returned missionary,
missions. Bro. Jeremiah Clark presented
plans for B. Y. P. U. work, and Rev. Bos-
worth represented the 20th century com-
mittee. A resolution was_pa.ssed in regard
to tho faithful labors of Rev.W.EI.Wan'en,
who has removed to I~aacs Hiirbour,N.S.
This resolution ma-'le mention of the
faithful labors of Bro. W. at Bedeque,
Cavendish, and Montague and of his
ability as a preacher and his noble christ-
ian character.
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A TIME OF INTEREST
ANCE TO ALL WOMEN.
Wi-ecked health is produced by nepl -rt-
during this trying period, and email
wondertbat women look_ forward- with
dread brits coming, for. if not prop-rly `
passed, is but the beginning of au endless
chain of trcu blee.
As soon as the unmistakable signs
known to all women make the ir iirst ap-
pearances, Feirozone should be used
1 ly, and if persistently taken will
reg: glue.:-antee ct hanvy. healthy, old'
the dai: of sickness and
over. is can bo accom-
building up the system wit.b`
wiiiel\*pi-ounces blood, muscle,
strength to resist and warn
-leer-eases the appetite,
 mms,
DN°U9°*»5hI 'J _ _ -
invigorating fqfim
tune to theheatr, regulates it
removes dl8N'¢¢SiIla Dolpitatloo.
the sound licuudatlouof per
D
can bring more pleasure than
are
is ii reible and emcient
stvooirth very quirk! <
Strong and health;
advised and try Ferrozone. It is
pimms to tam- one sublet to it
meal. Allreliabld druggista std! it
_,h8ll. _wmmoncing on Monday
a ' Nov. 3rd,‘at 7 3). Come young ladi
_ and gentlemen, and get the best
_ wllflo Oli
_ (_  S ng run of
111.119-_ _,lt d f R. MMillu.l _
- " "°’ °' ° " _same me in im than im uint;
utas live horses passing over it mae'
Pinettv, lefl this port Saturday for-a
The evening service was interesting. '&C0-, WBS d8*»tl'°Y¢d- TM °°°¢k °f UW'
College by Principal
e
y can possibly ask or desire
This is your grand chance for the coming
I
n
i-ae
energetic students. Enter at once make
no delay.
A ‘vnnv heavy wind and rain etc:
raged at Truro on Friday even
down in front of the agency of the
Halifax Ba»king Company on Prrcl
knocked -flown in. quick aucceeion. 'J he
‘ shot through the nemwitii a bullet, fat
‘ all, _ickly recovered. sprang to their in Q
argent on their way, apparently none
that #torso of their etperieuce. A police-
man got the wire out of the street and __
guarded it until men from the light stat-
ion removed the danger.
BRAIN FOOD.
isoipttle Ben_eetUn1ess it is Di#
? . gested.
Nearly everyone will admit that as a
nation we eat too much meat and too
little of vegetables and the grains.
For business men. Odice men and clerks
and in fact everyone engl\86d in seden-
tary or` indoor occupations, grains, mil,k__ »
and vegetables are much more healthful.
 Only men engaged in a severe outdoor
manual labor can live on a heavy meat
diet and continue in health.
As ri generalrule, meat once a day is!
sufficient for a.‘l classes of men, women
and children, and grains, fruit and vege-
tables should constitute the bulk of food
eaten.
But many of themost nutriclous foods
are difficult of digestion and it is of no
use to advise brain workers to eat largely
of grains and vegetables where the diges-_
tion is too weak to digest them properly.
It is always best to get the best results
from our food that some simple and harm-
digestive should be taken after meals to
assist the relaxed digestive organs, and
several years experience have proven
Stuart’s Dyspf pda Tablets to be a very
safe, pleasant and effective digestive ann
ii remedy which may be taken daily with
the best results. -/
Stuartfs Dyspepsia. Tablets can hardly
be called a patent medicine, as they do p
not act on the bowels nor any particular"
organ but only on the food eaten. They
supply what weak stomachs lack, pepsin
diattase and by stimulating the gastric
g’a.nds int-reuse the natural secretion of
Stuartfs Dyspepsia Tablets are certainly
stomach r»-ml-dies.
Ask your drugizist for a fifty cent pick-
Paper Company and owned by J .C.0swald
paper company, known also as Wright,
Barrows8c Stiliwell_ wa= consumed. The
contents are said to haveexceoded $20,000
_ . ' 1 that Dr.
' » &:.§'§~2"om'?m.’X?u semi..
I  and absolute cure for each
‘ and every _form of itching,
bloodingaun protrudingepilcs.
the manufacturers have iruarauwed it- W9'
tiinonials in the daily DPCSB Mid 9-‘ik YW" “°I3h` I
bm what they think ofit. You can use it and
if red. 60c box. at
§°u°.i‘.‘L‘i§.§‘3?ii‘§.‘.’.“.°§.‘.°.?L‘1’;‘.%.. r. <>0.i..-...w.
Dr: Ghase’s Ointme°n'|:‘
e The
Man _
is most particular about his
watch chain. Every require-
'ment of good taste is met at
rnoderatecostby
  Simmons
Watc.ltChamsi
_ I We show a splendid assort-
ment ot’ patterns and guaran-
_ ' teetlie quality unconditionally.
Iula short time we‘ll
_ be adding to our present
 stock, a new im-
portation of Simmons _
Chains, Fobs  L0!’g-
- nettes. Think We’11
have about the best _
display in the city. ~
We   c. l1=.nrrcHEseN,l 
Jeweiier and 09%"-
m _ ' .
N. C. Pilaonk CFI, King
1 /e
in
A line or electric vtirtwm bio-nl ’
Animals tumbled as suddeolyae though _- A
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iindervests
A fair quality Vest, -high
neck and long sleeves
l6c each ~
Union wool Vests, broad
frame, front silk\stitched
25c each
Fine Ribbed, ileecy lined
Vests, broad frame, heavy
and warm . . . .
40c _each
Fine Ribbed, broad frame,
Union wool Vests. button
fronts, _silk taped, _
654: each
“Perfect Vests” -- pure
wool, broad frame, fancy
rib, front and neck silk
stitched. Positively the
best value in a pure wool
Vest ever shown by us.
95c each
Other pure wool Vests in
White and natural,
$1.15. 1.35 and lileach
_ . Stanle
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SUN NYSIDE PRICES. ` ‘ ` :
This Underwear stock
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has
wearwoluveeverahuwu. .'
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Drawers
In all grades, sizes and
kinds. '
301: to $1.40 i pair I
1 n.
ladies’
Gumllnailoi Suits
 and 56 inch -
$1.20 and $11715' i`suit
'é
Inianis’ and D
i3l\liiru’s lists _
In 'all lpizes and grades-
anythiog _you want in
Vests you can' get here.
yi Bros .
-- ~ ~  BREAKFAST Fooosi
xunablle todaccept, as his course will not penple who make 5 dgily practice of _ '
camp ete in time. His presence on “ki or two Sm"|,’5 Dyspgpgig ’ ` _   _
me “mm "mud b° 9' P°°“’9~l` 3PP°i°t" Tablliefs Tfitlzaer each meal are sure to have Here 2i¢rs::i;'iix:1seeii;§tff)rioe:i,k;i:i-f°°dshwmplakyouU “nt “mei T” “_
ment on the Island an he is one of the f, d' F°'°¢
t i est on which means perfect Mn” Yff* I G" RW'
best players in the forward line that th per C g I A Cream of what Wham Q er
' R0" wfkll
_ e health, ~ wheat Farina Quaker Oats P-ttijohnoh
Abpgwelts have ev" turned fmt- His Thereis no danger of forming an in- MT* F°°d R°"°“ 0°” °““‘°“
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mmim' at' Amdm' College has 315° Elven jurlous habit as the tablets contain ab- Gwiegocgxgigiiys moderate. Tommy when
him g°°d ‘xperieuce °f the game ‘S soluttl nothin but natural di estive
phyed in the M“i“1““d‘ cocaine? morphiiie and similar driigs havsei £§?*NE S  N  & 
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_ . _ _ . _ SUNNYSIDE GRocERS~ _
- The Baptist Quarterly C inference met n° p1aee~ In “ btomabh median” and
on Monday evening when Rev.E.P.Cu1der
of Sum -.uerside preached a helpful and in- the bebt known and moat popumr cf an " _
epiring sermon. The morning and after-
noon sessions on Tuesday were devoted to , _ -
repcrzs and the consideration ot plans re- age of Stuff” Dyspepsm Tablets and
lative to the denominational init-rests of after a' week S “ie note the improvement
yhe pmvincm The general finance commm lu health, appetite and nervous energy.
tee rep:-rted through Rev. J.C. Spurr and
A.W.Sterus ofChar-iotletown. _The allott- HAl_F A MILLION LOSS BY HRE.
ments to the different churches were con- _ -_ “ _
firmed by the quarterly, and the plans MINNEAPOI-19.06% 30'-SU? 5l`¢m°n We"
heartily iudorsed. The 20th century com-_ 'llxivred UOHIBM 8-fi ll fire Whlch °°‘"°d *~
mittee are arranging an itinerary for Rev. daml8° °SUm*"»¢d “fi $250-000- Th’ “uf”
Mr. Bosworth of Montreal so that be can story building 0¢0\1Dl¢¢'l by 511° M|l\\1€5P01l=\
Happy Conditions
Prevail in our Mattress Department-because both material and
price are right. The result have been very large sales this season-
several carloads- » _
Satisfied customers make a business grow-that’s our history in 8
nut shel1._ ' ' .
We have a 'fine stock of Mattresses for Exhibition week-both for
yours and ountry customers.-
Ask to see our $4.50 Iron and Brass Bedsteads.
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     *MARK WRIGHT-& C05..
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AND GREAT IMPORT- Pa1’¢i¢\1la1' ' . é
PROVREB
THAT rich young men who begin where their
fathers left od, leave off where their fathers be-
gan. The best fortune to leave a boy is a good
practical education; nodanger of loosing it, and he
will attain success  using it.
M0331.: Send your son for a business tralningto

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