it linking may inland

tpi speak oi' it. By

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The marriage took place at 6.80 ye tr

dayeveningl at Bt John's 0hurch,"Miiton, olllisa Minnie L. Reach. Zflfwshwr of the Venlrehdeaoon Beagh of Milton, to H. Pope Hooper also of Milton, son ol David Hooper; ' Tito bride was lttirod In white silk

eolienne with ohiton trimmings, bridal

, _ _ veiland orange blossoms, and can-ierln

._ ~ ~ .Reporters and Correspondents gmggmggzfgmgjgegélggg

1 » ' ' Evorvwharo-' ` w" I ` I ° ~‘ f* ‘°

A srlnrsn ‘iw w. tvv.” v - -~ °"”‘:.:°z°.::‘°“~;v.:‘.f:‘:;““:.*::.“°“.:f“l

Ii is but an to ma time ea. um.. was

who was :eased in whit ik rap Pnris,wlt_h chiffon trimmlnizs and bouquet

was m o nor, r w nu s veillng with a bouquet of pink camatlons.

». as gnaraawearo give uumcnsi.. may Have sroon ' A l ~ dm, ,Y Bob were picture haw. wr-iw chiffon.

of ink and two, _hun tons 0 paper

with plumes. The groom was supported

A THE TEs.r..fm_ 35 yen,” I l _ - .with whiohtpprint. The Guardian, were by s_Rb’ Hpoper and me ushers were E

bought from Schofield Bros., St John

A complet.; 115° giwgyl on hud_ Sold by N. B_ . _ _ ' Coles. A Saunders.

A1' the massnfeeting in connection.

Theceremony wasimpr. sslvely perform-

bythe Archdeacon in the presence of u

W vienna ri-.winner wo 'rum be had large wnsressti0..i..c1...1i..e .......yi...ii.

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For the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to the Leading Studio

CARIONS PLATIIIOTYPII , ARTISTS PROOFI

GEO. I-I. COOK.

Ill' DHIRICAY ILGCK. 'na ltudlo when baby in always welcome.

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic imparts Strength Quickly, Maintains Permanent Ef-

fects. ‘

A valuable tonic in weakened condit,

ions of the slystem arising from'over- work, menta strain,impaired nutrition- nervous worry,etc.,etc. Price 25c bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries’ Hall.

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LARGE OR SMALL

Large or :mall pamela of laundry work

china, colian and cole receive equal attention

from ua l1on‘t imagine that we neglect small Darcela you mmwant laundered. ' e do our beat ou one co ror a dos.

Phone 15| will bring our team to your door.

Sl`AR STEAM LAUNDRY, Kent Bt. » Phone xsx

7'i

. . SOURISI . .

llIABON’S SYRUP,

WHITE PINE With EUCOLYPTOL AND HONEY

will cure your cold. Try it.

Mahon’s Drug Store, Souris East, P. E. Island.

OANNEI

i2|||i‘.|<

we am .. nice my ia" al tina put up by Leattl. Bed eque. I ~ ,

It ie__hi1_hly recommended and

the price only 22a per tin.

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Jenkins & Son

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FIT

A woman is only as

old as she looks.

QUEEN QUALITY

I shoes give her such

comfort that she looks

tive years younger.

Alley& Co.

` Sole Agents.

I

Lawrence and Mrs Bryner will speak. Mrs Strong will give an outline of the work and Rev G B. White will preside. The musical part of the program will be announced later.

Auous Anlxannna Mchnon, a Prince

Edward Islander whois well known in M1Gregor's, Springton and Stanchelhas left Portland, Me., where he has been connected with the Portland Foundry Company and is now in Boston. Mr. McLeod has secured a position as con- ductor on the Tremont Street surface division of the Boston Elevated Bailway.

Hayden S. and Mrs Moore who have

been spending a week at the home of Mr. Moore’s father, George Moore of Whlm Road left Tuesday for their home in Porto Rl 0. Theygo to New York by way of Montreal and Niagara Falls thus completing their wedding journey which t»egan,Ootobe1‘ Oth at Guilford, N. Y. They spent a pleasant week herc greeting old friends and visiting spots loved and familiar to him in his boyhood.

CoNDOueNcn to our brother James

‘MacFadyen-~We the members of Derry L. O L. No 1109 desire to express to you our heartfelt sympathy in the loss you have sustained in the death of your brother. May the Lord help and sustain you in this your hour of grief. In con- clusion we trust you will accept this cold expression of our warm sympathy. Signed on behalf of Derry L. O. L. No IIN.

Paul McPhee, P. W. M. John K. McFndyen P. W. M. John A. McDougall, P. W. M.

A serious accident happened Saturday

nt the Iron smelting property at Ferrona. They were dismantling some of the aban- doned works when one of the workmen, Thomas Kickham, a resident of New Glasgow fell from u. staging or derrick and struck the ground on his head. Medical aid was summoned and a special train bore him to New Glasgow where he was placei In Aberdeen Hospital, but the injur ss were of such a nature that he died about an hour later. He belonged to Prlncc Edward Island, but has been in the employ of the N. S. Steel C0., for some time. Ile marriedja Miss Fitzpat- rick, of Trenton, about three months ago and they resided on Marsh Street. His fellow workmen and those who knew him speak very highly of him and much sympathy is expressed for his young widow.-New Glasgow Chronicle. .

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GRAPES

Canadian Grapes are at their beat now and we would advise anyone requiring a quantity._to secure themi at once. ' : We have just received from the growers in Ontario

Delawares. ` '

Rogers Red.

Rogers Black.

Niagaras and Concorda- Pricea range from 4oc toéocper basket.

BEER & noir

FIRST _CLASS

FIRST CLASS

In every particular _ » ~ our srocx “ I ,QIJR STO

A ef.-*Oli . ATIEN .ION

%§ew of drugs

and chemicals. Phono 86.

if , iioppar. 6.] V at

lite the

OVUYY

lieddin Bros.,

Paoosau, Baptist Quarterly Confer

ence, P. E. I, to be held at. Bazelbrook -Baptist Church Oct. 24th and Sith l904:-

Finer sxssrotv, Bolivar, 7 P. ir:

Induction Service. 'V ' "

Sermon-“Charge to Church" Rev D W

Crandall.

Address-“Chargs to Pastor"-Rev G

R White.

Address-“Hand of Welcome"-Rev F . W Davidson. Evangelistic Service conducted hy-

Rcv'J Webb.

ssoosn ssssros, Tumsnav, 10 A. ra. Devotion al service-Rev J W Gardner. R<port.i from Churches. Address-“Personal Work for Christ"-

Rov J W Gardner.

General Business.

Tamb Smsros, Tossnar, 2 r ar. “Devotional Servl ,e," led by- F J

Linkle ter (Lio.)

Address-“Young People`s Union,"-

Rov G R White.

Address-“Christian Giving,"-Dia. A

W Sierns. -

Address-“Home Missions,"-Rev F

D Davidson.

Formm Snsarow, Tunnar 7 P M.

Praise Service led by- Sermon-“Evaagellstic,"-Rev .I G A

Belyea.

Evangctistlc Service led by-Pastor ` Webb. ` Offering taken at close of each session

Rev G R White, Pres.

_ Rev J Webb, Se.t‘y.

.Our Compound Syrup of Bypophos- liiltes is on'e of the best preparations made for tolling up the nerves, and aiding the dlgestion,`therehy giving health and strength. Tryabottle-now is the time ypuneedlt. Only 75 cents per full pint bottle. A. W. Reddin, Pham. B. Central Drugstore. Sunnyslde.-

The ladies who have been walt-

lng for the latest in _fall hats can _ have their pick of t5o just received iby Paton & Co-, yesterday- 7, . . ,ed 3| 'ra A °°°i':irm°°'°aHih!| H

e in War at.

. 'l_\reps makqwom by King Edward. Weeks & Co.,Sole r Agenu. ' '

*e* off n box of White

an -

d pa kad E ‘ t' ' Qu ' ` _ box -of Chooolxg - ”'5IiiTi9 hifi" “mm mgjx{“\?N1cHoLsoN,

, vaawaunw _* 'f§.‘..°i’§‘?°° “°"“' ‘

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,pression that it elicited favourable corn ‘ ment from those present .On account ot ithe Archdeacon performing the ceremony the honor of giving away thc in-ide devel- ved upon her uncle L. B. Mi lcr.

Immediately alter the ceremony the

guests attended a reception at the rectory followed by a sumptuous repost. They were the recipients of many valuable wed- ding gifts testifying to the popularity of the bride and groom.

Mr and Mrs Hooper leave this morn~

ing by the Prln'ess for an extended trip through the Maritime Provinces spending ashort time in the beautiful Annapolis Valley.

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WILLIAM P. Donahue, it Prince Ellwnrd

Islander who has been living for some time in Haverhill, Mass., has removed to Boston. He is now employed as it motor-

man ou the Tremont Street surface divi- sion of the Elevated Railway.

WE INVITE YOUR DOCTOR

'ro` INVESTIGATE THE rom/LULA or

iii. OliiiSE’S KIONEY-L|VEll» PI IIS

p n ng r. as s ncy I.ive1'l’ili~i in the newspapers, we do

thinly be convinced of the merits of the

complaints, biliousncss, cons tipatlon, stomach troubles, and kindred ailments.

Tho originals of these statements ure on die in these otllces, henri ng the signatures of the cured ones, and hacked by n $500 O0 prunrnntee as to their gcnulnencss,

Now, as to the ingredients of Dr

Ghasc`s Kldncy-Liver Pills, their purity and medicinal value, we know of no bet- ter authority to vouch for them than the

I~Ieys 8|: Son, of Toronto, who have thoroughly analyzed them, and compared their analysis with our formula:

ANALYSTS' CERTIFICATE. - “ We

have made n. careful cxuminntion of Dr. Cha~e's Kidney-Liver Pills and (ind them

value, also to be free from any injurious

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Analytical Chemists.

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Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills has pinned them inthe front rank of family medicines. One pill a dose, 23 cents a box, at all deal- ers or Edmanson, Bates 8: Fo., 'l`omnto. The portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase. the famous receipt book nuthc r, are on every box.

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WATCH RELIABILITY

The average pence katwa very irate *bent le vaiuaand merit el t e dl arent inda of watehumer e tha importance ol buying from aravablaaoaxee.

wvlatehea are IILIADLE and A URLTB. and aio protected with a biliiag (aaron aa. l

Wallasf yea a nice catalogue

fd a ag.

'G F IIUT ESON

"""' ‘MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

We think we have a good store here and we

don’t hesitate to say so, but what we say doesn’t amount to much unless it’s what you say too.-STANLEY BROS.

i

WE PAY SPECIAL AT-

TENTION TO children’s wear, with more really nice things for the little folks than anywhere else in town.

We do it thoroughly and

help the selling with such

values as these.

Girls’ heavy wool Frieze Reefers to fit child-

ren up 6 or 7 years, worth $2.<)5,our price, Si-50

Girls’ heavy wool serge Coats with cape and

cuds, nicely trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $2.50

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Other very nice styles up to.... . . . . . . _ . . . .. 55.50

Double width blanketing for coats in cardinal,

bright blue and navy $1.50

New Beaver Cloths in red, blue and lawn.

New Cream Cloths in plain and kyrle $i»55 and »$i-85

Stockings and Overalls.

Uaderclothiug andiS1eeping Suits.

Black Sateen Knickers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. . 356

Fiannelette Night Gowns.

“loci and Silk Hoods,

lnfantees, Boolees.

tertaiuer

NEW

C. A. f

fascinating

voking

The

WILL

Monday.

Uno er the

_241\, Y' .lm ,.1

Every lover

hear

Tickers at prices. , ' " Plan now open at I-I. A.; Eli!-Dio

19d,5i ,_ " ‘_ l , I

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in the Baptist Ohurch this evening at ed guests The wedding march was play- 1 __ _'H

8 p m, Rev Mr Dobson, F Marion ,edb Miss Bertie Rough with such ex-

PLIIMBING. .

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1 m§§»:i:'iiI: ag.¢‘.,:nd“f§l¢l

the cause ia with tha plum

We always y particular Ithi-

Il UID ll

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ol hellt .

Dar plumber il a fir*-It wilt

and can be relied noun in ll?

:als clean of vivtzrk m-:zeng 1|

i aan -

v:1I.:.e( lxgdlrxnthgmmarket E

on 1:-ca? guarantee entire satiafadlea

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f r

Bruce Stewart & Co.

Founders, ¥’:H_ne:_r:&Ka¢hln|ll

d r era

Bteamuhavifgtloa 0u‘s Whed-

Chariot town. P. 8.1. ._ _ _

AU OTiiili_SAlE _ `

w1M',s ff .1ci1,F G Bo:,inlI:E:t eir1;r)!:hI!1sEal;or siiearsclzildli; ' ’

wardrobe.

intein. ini. zo, |904

STAN LEY BROS.

YTICAL CHEMISTS Also silverware, cu

8 e our

While we do not beliehre there would be QRHWI Ware. Cf0cker§'War¢»¢i'

any advantage lcxcopt to imitators) _in S Buff' i.lV€- C0135 0119: °°m

ri ii can formniaoraii ch ..' Kin E 4e|u BEN] C

invite your doctor L0 Tully investigate \Vheu we say our groceries are good we say all that neeiltherstriild their formula, knowing that he must cer~ “b°“t th°m"A“d We may buy f“.rthe‘.' that .°“r pncgs are ius ‘I I C

less than you pay elsewhere for inferior articles.

pn=var=1ti°n- €Al\lZE%éZI\| ,<54 C33.

So far as tho curative; eill-cts are con- (;R0CER5_

cerned, there have been thousands of _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ ___ __ _ ___________________

testimonials pllbllsliedfiii the newspapers " ' "£7" ` " ' ""“ `,` ` 'Y " ` `"' " ' ' ' `

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.'§3.Zfi2§§.“.‘;‘.il`.§‘.f§‘ii?;1ff‘JE‘..§l;“.iii‘2&“..£1222 WHEN YOU BUY “‘“a.°¢.i':.;‘i..a‘z;fi"im". A P|ANo Faoin l

i.‘1;°“.‘.?;.;Z“li.?ia.‘°‘?i'......... .. ... 1vi|LL[-3|; BR05, _

you know you are getting one that will give you the best satisfaction. We could not aiiord to sell you a poor instrument-It would not be a good investment for you or for us. We guarantee all our instru- ments and are always here to make good our word.

3 Don’t buy Pianos until Z ' you interview us. Z

Miller Bros.,

Queen Street. Conuolly's Building

I

'iF.i!..i§.i.l.§.,i.iii!ii

,city and suburbs an u£;to~date

cab service. Passengers, ggage etc., will be conveyed to boats trains or anywhere else desired Orders left at McDonald & Mc- Kinnon's Drug Store or at the arabian, Sydney Street, near

8tevenson’s Corner will receive

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from persons cured of kidney and liver B i 1”” £

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY.

Tender for Branch Line.

Sealed tenders addressed to the uu-

dersigned and marked on the outside “Tender for Branch Line to Montague Bridge" will be received up to and in-

we'i-known analytical chemists, Thomas 1 -_ & e Cilldiug M°‘“i“Y me 2591 d“Y,

of October 1904, for the rad-l

ing, track laying, ballasting, builliings, etc., in the construction o a branch line 6. 38 miles long to Montague Bridge, .Prince Edward Island.

Plans, Profile and Specifications may

be seen at the Engineer’s Otiice, Char- otietown, P. E. I.. and at the office of the Chief Engineer, Moncton, N. B., where forms of tender may be obtained.

All the conditions of the speciiicatioiis

must be complied with.

D. POTTINGEI.,

General Manager,

Railway Office, Moncton, N. ii., gr

October |904.

6_tia ll Oct und.

I buy the beat Footwear gold will

purchase and sell at the lowest prices in the city.

Q‘Cali and see.

CON ROY S..3"”’A,.

9 EH ,

Sunnyside. Chtown.

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IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, "There le no time like the present.” and no insurance like ours.

E. H. E UI E11 Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Oanadila Quebec, `

I miich cow. I carriage, with

pole, 2 sleighs, double, [neW]» hay, 12 or 14 tons. farming Im le-

HERE is THE caR'r1F1cA'rE _ ~ _ ments, plougn h,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,§,,,, ,

OF WELL`KNOwIN ANAL' ;_-_-_;-_-.-.--_-_-i-_ -_-_-_-_-__-_-1;~.-_-_-;-_=-_-7..,,,-_-_~_*-*--1 -*v' weeders, &c.

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Liberal _Qunvaniinr 4th District ,of Queens. ~

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A convention of the Liberal Party to

choose candidates to contest the Fourth llistrict or Qucen’s County in the Lib' eral interests nt the coming Provin- cial Eiectiou, will be held at _ __

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THURSDAY. liiii. 2Oii\

ar 2 o'ci.ocx< P. M.

A full Delegation is requested from I _.,

unch Poll.

BENJ. ROGERS.

Pres. Queen’s Co. Lib. Association.

E. B. WILLIAMS, ._S¢c'y. '

18 d 3i w li .

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Political Maeiings

Mr. james J. Hughes, the Govern-

ment Caudidate,wiI address the Elec- tors of King’s County on the public questions of the day, on the dates named at the undermentioned places :

Cardigan Bridge, Thursday, Oct.

zoth, at 7 o‘c1ock, p. m.

Montague, Friday, Oct. zxat, at 7

dclock, p. m.

Heatnerdale. Monday, Oct. 24th, at 7

o‘ciock, p. m.

St. Mary's Road, Tuesday, Oct. 25th,

at 7 o’clock, gn,

Sturgeon. ednesday, Oct. 26th at 7

o'<‘lock, p. m.

Georgetown,Thursday, Oct. 27th, at

7 o’clock. p. m. _

'.~cntner's Cross, Friday, Oct. 18th at

7 o’clock p, m,

Murray River. Saturday, Oct. 29th,

at 7 o’clock p. tn.

Murray Harbor South, Monday,_Oct.

5151. at 7 o'clock’p. m.

Mr, john Mc ean, the Oppolitiol

Cnndulate is invited to attend, and will he given one-half the time of each meet- ing. '

_~,dw tl Oct. 29

6 ‘ \ ' 9 City of Ghent

d From I-Ialifsxl every Tue# a mornx . I}:`romCil1lf1-iottetown every

Thursday.

Calls at I-Iawkesbury, Ari-

chat, Isaacs Harbor, Sheet ;I_;>»_1;i>0;,_§i:_1mon-River,Caaao,

m a.

CARVELL B_RG§,, 1 2

kata. ra, au.

BEN ,

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Drugstore.' ' w . , ' `;»

plumbing work doll. , -,.\.

posi- j

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axe- '<”"*i-ion.