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THE schooner Expire” ,OCR yes,er_ Anviiiirisions must notify this otlice seflytt eng °kmd.°f g° .S or chldrensy We"

hem at the right price ' ' ’ ‘ P

d d not later than_Friday noon of each week _ __ _

Bfgsatgalgigvovtngats Smppe by Lane” of their intention of “changing” their Buys a splendid servicahle school suit of a good . » _,V

ads. for the WEEKLY Guaiinliin. other- - _ _ heavy wiry sweed lin boys age 4 to 12 lie i I _'_

1\IISsEq R'ebec(-1 Harding and Mar C ` WISO U18 manavelnenl canllnlf guarantee . i

ill lately Nw of the lin ..isn?:::°i.2§.£ie;:.?:e:°assi:t _ ‘ a A -

ation in St Peter’s Cathedal, on Sunday

afternoon at 3.80. _ _ ‘ I L. _ M m4L&n *THD

. Room' Pomr Fiziiiiir. On and after - e _- f R§‘n§D'§§ mm

Monday thc 28th inet the Steamer ' 'r _ _

Gathered In-tieardliii Reporters and tor Elan win mikeiierissliripimm on..- ' l . -em" ev -we

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I.O.G.I‘.-Charlottetown Lodge, No. i _ . _ __ . elzitgiiteeiedgruo

Tiii: S.S. City of Ghent is due here 68, was well attended Thursday night The “'S5°"tm°Ut 'md Value We Offer U1 Chl-ldrene Ind b0y’s Suits. ce%;°f'*;=:t°°* “

, today. l‘ and an excellent programme was rend- W0 make a specialty of children’s ¢l0l»hi'1X- i ' A 'F°”"°"e“° °° 3:’

, JUDGE HOUCSON was 8 assw er b ered. Another interesting meeting is Buy these from the manufactures that make children’s clothing a

, ` ' . P g 'Y expected next Thursday night s ecialt I a ‘ S”

yesterday s eastern train P Y A N0v_23_.dg¢w¢4

C b ll f G h ` Re d Y 't' the appearanceaof “chan es” bin the is ` guaranteed' A ' V l `

` a inafafgiezdq me aim? 0a *aw vm' sue desi,.ed_ _ g Buysa good school suit in 3 ieoes fit bo s,

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train inward

for 2.25. _ . Tun St. John Sun sa s that William

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for $3.25

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for $3.85.

THE shooting match to have taken

place on' Greenwood range on Thanks- giving Day between teamsrepresenting Charlottetown and Pownal, has been indelinately postponed owing to the bad state of the weather.

'Trix-: barkentine Meteor owned by

Mr. William Richards. arrived in port yesterday morning from Liverpool with a cargo including some salt for Carvell Bros , and will be loaded with oats for

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we _ ' 7 =...°v..i:e.‘;?°n_’.'.' GMS Semen:

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We don’t. deal in af\Y 0f th above. WE D0 KEEP the bee ‘irrade of material obtainable We will give you as due a. 505 of printing as is known to the art. (Fancy. attractive. etc~) The PRICE will be in proD0l'- tion to the expenses.

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Casriisi. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-In

the absence of Rev. Mr. Manifold the pulpit. will be supplied by Rev. J. Chas B. Appel, Pastor. of Main_ Street Chris- tian Church. St. John, N. B. Services to-morrow morning and evening in the Kindergarten Hall at the usual hours.

IN arranging for Christmas presents

forthe children or grown-up either, re- member that nothing is much more ap- pi opriate or acceptable than a Rink ticket and the amount of] pleasure it will give is out of all proportion to the amount of money invested.--nov 26 tt

Tun: concert in Cardigan Hall Thurs-

day night was very entertaining and de-

g Wei-rubbers, y g .cididly successful. Notwithstanding

the dismal weather. and roads to be measured by depth rather than length, the attendance was surprisingly good. The opening quartette was grand. In~ strumental duetts by the Payne Bros., were repeatedly encored, as was also

Bunn' 1 the comet solos by Reginald Stewart.

M. Hatiie1d’s comic recitations were well received. His rendering of -‘Uncle Podger hanging the Picture” brought

- Holy City"with line effest. Mr McLean iook the leading part in avery amusing comic song, assisted in the chorus by Messrs. Bruce, Payne, Hatfield and Cooke. Mr. Cameron favored the audience with several well chosen songs. Miss StewarL’s clear, sweet voice was also heard in song. The ac- companiments were very artistically endered by Professor McKinnon and tliss Genevieve McDonald. Mr. Cook’s .electons werelistened to with much sleasure. The pies realized a consider- able sum.

a -town the house. Mr. Bruce sang the

COVE HEAD Norms.-Our farmers are

complaing of the result of their wheat frop, which in common with many other sections of the country, is in some instances far below their expectations. Phe potato crop, while being under the iverage, is much better than in many other parts and they will likely be a considerable quantity for export. But i convenient shipping place is much needed as there is no available harbor near the railway station here and pro- duv - has to be transporied to Charlotte- toviii. ai llt~*°>vioe of fr0tn 12 I0 16 miles. We trust our i»....- iiion M. P`s. will make a note of this and give us a branch railway.-Rev. Mr. Opie of York de- livered a very instructive and entertain- ng lecture on -‘A trip to England" in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening last. The lecture which oc- cupied over an hour and a' bali in its delivery, was listened to with very marked attention, and a. hearty vote of thanks was tendered the lecturer at the close. A fairly good collection was taken in aid of the parsonage fund.- Rev. Mr. Taylor conducted service in the Presbyterian church _on the morning of Thanksgiving day and preached 2 sermon suitable for the occasion. A thank offering collection was taken at the close ol the service.

Edmunds, aged about fifty, who travels for the Montreal millinery house of Royer & Rougier Freres, attempted to rake his life on Wednesday by cutting his throat with a razor.. He had been drinking around around town with some companions. Fortunity the keen blade did not reach any of the large art- eries, but only severed the windpipe.

THE Bishop /of Nova Scotia. will hold

special preaching services in St. Petei’s Cathedral, on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday next, as follows: Sunday, 3.30 p. m. confirmation; 7. p. m, mission sermon; Monday, 3.30 p. m. ohildren’s service; 4.30 p. ni. ser.ice for women; 7.30 p. m._ sermon and after meeting; Tuesday, 4.30 p. in. iutercessory ser-

and after meeting.

several years been identified with the leading establishments of P. E. I., lelt .bv the SS. Princess en route to New York where he purposes making his home. Mr. Beers is to take charge of a department in oneof the greatest can- ning iirmsiui the United States. His many friends join most cordially in wishing him a happy and prosperous sojourn in the land of his adoption.

found a list of new Patents granted re-‘ cently by Canadian and American Gov- ernments. the patents being secured through Messrs. arion & Marion, So- licitors of Patents, New York Lite Building, Montreal. and reported by them for the benelii of our readers.. Canada: 61,697-A. E.A_ Smith and Carlos Worth, Stanstesd. P., Q.

Na-.w INvi-:i~"1‘ioNs.-Below will be

check rein device: 61.715 Stanislas Rosenberg, Paris. France, ceramic. deco- ration.

United Stairs: 613,499-W J. Curry,

Nanaimo, B. C., collapsible bed.

ANOTHER consignment oi honey ar

rived. White comb and dark comb 18c,

and 15c, lb at Gay’s Stalls Market Charlottetown. 28 tf.

0 Leading Fur Store-“MY Sltlllti

WEAR Tryon Ladies’ Dress goods.

SOME small ware specials.

To-day you’ll find are good curling tongs at 3 cents, good folding curling tongs for 8 cents, glove stretchers for 10 cents. tracing wheel for 10 cents, just to get you into the way of c'omi`ng here for small things like these.-Moore Q' McLeod.-26.

¥ % We’d rather Miss Sales than

§-1 Miss Fits.

E- BUILT TO ORDER § _ That is the way you want your 5;' clothes made. N o two persons

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1 are u t alike hence the im-5 _f possibilty of any one buying

vice for missions; 7.30 p. In. sermon'

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E Our clock stock is worth go- § éing a long way to see, for Such E Eanother collection has mover; E been gathered in these parts. § 5:, We have some very fine; §mante1 clocks, 8 day either; 5=;'Oak or Walnut with wire bell; or -the sonorous Gong' Bell. =

More expensive and better

Egrades in Onyx, Marble and t

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-_ Do you want a perfect clock E ,

_-E or a reasonable outlay 'l Then 7§visit our store for a revelation E of clock value. ~ __

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struggling along in school under the greatest clitli- culties. y Certainly they are,

their eye sight is affected. Have you any reason to suspect the existence of

eye troubles

If so, bring them tr me. I will examine them free

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Edge, are all leaders. All merchants wanting to stock before the advance,

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full line of seed,wliea.t for the' farmers. If y°\| hu’ y°|"° Fa" ani

Nev on ii if. ‘ from us, _ _ .

_ properly rinsed except with ii ___ __ _ _ __ __ - __ _ A eonstmtly increasing business proyes the success §- suit made no grdeiy " ` . to dress our patrons to their satisfaction.

;__ Who wants to wear cloths that , . ,_ ; would fit some body else. . N < Rang’ ‘Af su

:_ Who wants to wear a Suit-` that G In English’ Swwh’ Imh md omadun Tweak'

;;1eei......tii....gii ii.. swapped ii r-*ei--sate ay Aneiieii. A Good 'Value In

gth some body else? $14 00 _ I will sell. bV"""“-auction at Muljwd _ Serges, Vicunas, Cheviote, Worstodal U , :-.- ave you- seen our . _ , _ ~ . _ .. . '

: _ - _ Brick Building, Kent Street on Saturday t TIIQ Ill oYQllBli ~' “’“d° f” ”“°““"° Ove' 0°” ‘iifseriio fn be rue’ ieek

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is Curr cures Chronic Diseases _- my g°°i q““h°7 Tweed Sum a m van’ e ns' emgys Furl Ps' pond”

D TAYLOR ii " if 3 , ' Belief s oh setdasi if

° 3' ' and Rupture at Ch’town, Friday. Satur- lf- °" $1 100- _ 6 shares|Capit.a1 Stock Hillsborough; ug °r PM 'S ’ e' 8 can "m"gin° P THE POPU Plurrrelt ~ 5 P ‘ .Skati R' k C _

Q;;RSt_ dayigpglrgpgggy. ball or send stamp 1? S_ A_'McpoNA|_D' ng in ompang. BEARIST0

for ' 1 Leading F”h'°“°bl° Tam' Nov 23 ' Auctioneer &

' ' " I Wi-.Au the Tryon uobby suitmgs. flat t if . U _ A Mears Outfitters.

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Miis. J. Goiiuoa BAKER returned to R°Ya1 4” Gallery Willbe UPSD . city. The styles speak for themselves. ' ` r

Summefslde 5’SSl91'daY aflef Slllendiug Amd" fmm Qml 5' and f'°'” 7 t° 9 ` Buys an all-wool Homespun man’s suit and fit Ne" "cum" two weeks visit in Charlottetown 111059 allendlnll’ and P\ll`0l1aS"1g 3 Plc' - ’ as ood $10 (yi -t ~ _ Plllls,

ture will have the entrance fee re- g as a ‘ Sm ___

MR H F MC-\l<THLR Of COUWW. turned Closing day to dav Have you ` `» ' 1'eP1'0S€Df"12 The 5503180 SP06 C0-. seen it. Pictures will be auctioned at 9 Serge Suits are as nice a class of Ready to- Depntmen was a passenger by yesterday s eastern o`¢10¢k_ _ .

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R_ A_ G _ A . _ E wear clothing as can be found in the Lity iieLilii’h»1'i‘eENnmel

. t three o’clock this after _ th De”m§;

THE fimeral of the late Albertina noon. J. M. Duncan. E=q Vi~e-Princi- and ’ n-:mail 1.2113

McEwen took place vesterdav asternoon pal otWest Kent scho`ol,‘will address ' 0 Mens Heavy all wool Pants 03140 150 Qflityiayedlpgidsea from the residence of her Sister. Mrs students and scholars on the mineral segesniitiiidn eol'°i»e°

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D- MON?-ill. Bayfield Street. 10 COYIIL dispia in the Y.-M.C A. H ll. Ad ` _ lac "' - I ll E°¢m°°I"‘ 0m°°i'

wall Cemetery. sion tebh cents. Students ofathe sohildlss 1.15 200 to 4-00 ` lcg'3§2 mot twbc;

I Tin: Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia,wi_ll and wueges specm rates' l _ _ ~ ‘nie Igwh ‘°'=<ig? ee

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conhrm a large number ot persons in H0-pm, DM IES, Nov Q4 J A C,0sS_ c,:‘3,‘,f§,'§ff,‘,°,‘§=,f’,§’,f§,’,, St Pauls Church on Sunday morning man Halifax, Miss L Cox, Souris F °“"°“""’°’““'k

New, stylish garments, atnll 0`vl0<:k- Those desiring were will R. Biitener, si. Jenni' E. J. B. Meheil ‘ = - f P ‘“’°”"P"““'°" _ kindly some early. lan,Sr. Catherines; G. L. Murray, _I A ‘ _,t f, light and dark colors, full Haufiix;J D cam neu sr Jenn ‘t | | ’ I

` Mis. WM. Miisro, representing the Nov 25_ ¢e0`R Jgzeph’ M°0nu_eql: ' it r ' “ M°'23`w"° W~‘“°

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sweep Capes, all sizes. ;'Z°°;;'l‘"1i”;f=‘5tron(;° M;’;;‘§en3’§; D. S. MaeDougii1d, Montague; John NEW PROWSE BLOCK,

landsibv S S St Olaf’ and gas a ass: yliawson, Ernest Sumner. Allan Parsons,

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pager by yesterday morning`s eastern _A° Murray' Ralph Mm-_ _ =

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l-'excellencies of makesthat have little or no merit,_we jusol _ make of Ready-to-wear Clothing is superior toany of the _ workmen having experience at customs work

Having over 28 years experience in Custom Tailori

_know quality of material and workmanship better th clothier in the province

_OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly p

" pocket being linen stayed. e

We guarantee our coats fit better around the neck an We guarantee sleeves hang better (a very important We guarantee that if any part of a._garmoui°»-rips we

char e. _ - i ` r We guarantee that if any little change is required to aigood fit for any particular figure, we will make the alte

Our $10.00 All-wool Blue Beaver Overooot, silk stiw

- tweed lining, is the best we have seengforthe money.,

While clothing importers are taxing their brains tel

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. ' _ -` We are making a superior quality of Coke

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F I 0 u N0 Dirt. N0 Ash

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Charlottetown Light & Poi

P...-i;.., inn. i....f, K in e,w.if; office. tween STREN-

Wire J.'B Harty Souris, P. E. I. the ,

represehtative for the mills. _ a

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